The Straits Times, 24 October 1970

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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times Niitiiiniil NliWSilitpKl- Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1970 15 CENTS K D.N. 4517 M.C. (P) No. 1507
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    Out: Learnby-mail students
    310 1  - Out Learn-by-mail students WILLIAM CAMPBELL Another call-up exemption By Singapore, Friday- THE Defence Ministry has scrapped the call-up of correspondence course students for national service. Those doing part-time correspondence courses with institutions of higher learning overseas or la king the examinations of certain professional institutes are no longer required to
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    Lock icon New security measures
    35 1 New security measures LONDON. Frl.—Parliamentits ancient calm blown up by two riot gas oombs at its last session —has hired retired Scotland Yard Chief Supt. William Frank Gilbert, to tighten up its security measures AP
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    Tengku: Not easy to rule Malaysia
    171 1 Tengku: Not easy to rule Malaysia XI ALA Ll'MPl'R. Frl. Tengku Abdul Rahman today reminded the young that it was not easy to rovern Malaysia because "iO per cent or the people are humiputras and the rest of alien origins. The Trncku was speaking at a tea party given by
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    Lee in talks with Sir Alex on arms -sales
    693 1 Lee in talks with Sir Alex on arms -sales- YEW YORK, Fri. a1 Mr. Lee Kuan Yewtoday had talks with Britain's Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Douglas Home, now on a visit here with Prime Minister Mr. Edward Heath. Informed sources said the talks were over the controversial British arms sales
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    Lock icon Heatless day
    39 1 LONDON. Frl— Thousands of London families living In cityowned flats went without heat today 'overnight temperature 43 deg. Fi because of a 24-hour strike by bollermen to back demands for higher pay for local government workers. UPI
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    Taxi catches fire
    29 1 SINGAPORE. Frl A taxi was badly damaged this afternoon when It cauplu fire at Stamford Road Driver Tan Eng Thai 43. and a passenger escaped unhurt
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    Lock icon Triple death
    30 1 STOCKHOLM. Frl —Clutching his tw-n children In his arms, a 40-year-old unemployed man Jumped off a seven storey apartment building, police said today. All three died tnaUntly UPI
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    Lock icon CROSS: Jets join the hunt
    114 1 CROSS: Jets join the hunt OkTTAWA. Frl. Jet fighter- bombers have been called In to help in the widespread search for suspects in the recent Quebec kidnappings. An undisclosed number of Royal Canadian Air Force CF-5 fighter bombers are being used for photoreconnaissance missions as part of the hunt, a
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    Wildcat strike hits millions
    54 1 NEW YORK. FTL Million* of workers were affected today When a wildcat strike halted th« largest commuter raU line In th« United States at the start of the morning's rush hour. The walkout paralysed all services on the Long Island rm'Aroad which serves from three to
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    Lock icon ROSE CHAN CHARGED IN PERTH COURT
    49 1 DERTH, Fri. Singapore strip-tease artist Rose Chan appeared in a police court here today charged with assisting to keep premises for the purposes of prostituMisa Chan, aged 44. of suburban Inglewood, was also charged with resisting arrest. She was remanded on ball. Reuter.
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    HEATH WARNS OF CIVIL WAR DANGER
    286 1 HEATH WARNS OF CIVIL WAR DANGER UNITED NATIONS. Frl.— British Prime .Minister Edward Heath today warned that in the *****, civil war "not war between nations", may be the main dancer to be faced. In a major policy address at the silver anniversary session of the IN. General \sv.rnhlv Mr.
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    Lock icon Vietnam pullout by all, urges Indira
    219 1 3 a.m. UN REPORT IJMTEI) NATIONS, Fi i. Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi suggested today that the complete withdraw! of all foreign forces from Vietnam, beginning with American forces, might lead to purposeful negotiations. She called also for the roll-back of Israeli forces from
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    Lock icon New Soviet aid
    28 1 MOBCOW. PH.— The Bovlet Union today agreed to provide new military assistance to North Vietnam, as well as economic aid and credits. Taas announced. Reuter
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    Bamboo stick saves girl in fall drama
    224 1 Bamboo stick saves girl in fall drama By VICTOR NG CINGAPORE. Fri. J For a few agonising seconds today, the life of a 16-year-old girl depended on whether a bamboo clothes stick was strong enough to save her from a fivestorey fall at Toa Payoh. Tan Kirn Hoi was cleanIng
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    Lock icon Horror murders: Man held
    43 1 .SANTA CRUZ. Frl. Sheriffs deputies today arrested John Frailer, charged with the staying of Dr. victor Ohta and four others, less than a mile from the scene of the mass murdfrs at Ohta's mountalnton mansion. UPI. (See Page 13)
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    Lock icon Typhoons kill 1,100
    35 1 MANILA. Frl. The death toll leached 1.109 today from twr typhooi.s that hit the Philippines in the last two weeks, the Red Crass reported Nearly 300 people are still rtported misMns. AP
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      Lock icon WHITE, NEGRO TROOPS CLASH AT U.S. BASE
      82 1 FORT HOOD, Fri. U hit. »nd N>cro troop* clashrd »t this American arm; baac la»t ni»hl and unronfiimrd reports wid miliUr> police opened fire to brrak up the (•chtinc in thr Second Armoured Division area. The Rase Information Ofti<« said 25 to 30
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      U.S. REQUEST TO SOVIETS
      79 1 MOSCOW. Frl-The United State, today aak*d the Soviet Inlon to expedite the release of the threr Am rican officer* •nd one Turkish colonel who*, small air force aircraft vlolat- Soviet air sptee and landf* Sov^t Armenia on Wednesday. An imeriran embassy spokexman sai.l thr Soviet Forelm
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      HAUGHEY ACQUITTED
      26 1 DUBMN. Sat. Irftand'. former Kinanrr MiutsUr hark., llmufhrjr wai aequitU4 today on charrrs of plotting to smutfW run. and ammunition Into the country Ar.
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    Retrenched clerk seeks help from Wilson
    162 2 Retrenched clerk seeks help from Wilson CINOAPORE. Fri. J Passports clerk Boay Kok Tong has written to former British Prime Minister Mr. Harold Wilson for help to keep his Job with the British High Commission. And. according to Mr. Wilson's private secretary. Mr. M. Williams In London. Mr Boay s
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    THIEVES RETURN LOOT MINUS CASH
    122 2 THIEVES RETURN LOOT MINUS CASH SINGAPORE. Frl. Two thieves snatched a housewife's handbag containing a gold bracelet, watch and $45. But four days later, a court heard today, they returned everything except the cash to her. Senior Inspector Chla Cheng Poh. prosecuting, said this was because the owner. Madam Toh
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    Truck-driving soldier fined
    55 2 SINGAPORE. Frl National serviceman Mannn bin Ahmad. 30. was fined $70 today (or dnvine an srmy truck along Queensway on April 10 without reasonable consideration for other roadusers Inspector Victor Roberts, pioserutmc. said Marwl was turning left into a polic? station, when he collided with h car
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    Students demonstrate outside P. J. factory
    354 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday UNIVERSITY students took to the streets today to demons trate against the retrenchment of workers by an industrial firm in Petaling Jay a. The three hours demonstration took place outside the rlo*>ed gates of the Malay sian Galvanised Iron Pipes Co.
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    SILO co-op
    23 2 SINGAPORE. Frl The 7.000-stronn Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation Is to launch co-operative enterprUe of its own to supplement NTUC's cooperative projects
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    Surgeon Cohen to give talk
    41 2 SINGAPORE. Fri —Singapore Surgical Society will hold 1U 50th scientific meeting at the Outram Hospital Pathology lecture threatre on Oct. 27 at 7.30 pm. Surgeon Mr. Yahya Cohen will speak on ■Reflection on surgery in Singapore."
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    Lock icon GIVE UP ARMS ORDER IN 3 MORE SARAWAK AREAS
    61 2 ITUCHING. Fri. Non-natives in Slbu. Sarlkel and Blnatang districts In the Third Division of Sarawak have been ordered to surrender their firearms and ammunition to the police, according to a Government gazette issued today. Last month non-natives in Kanowit and Kapit
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    Speaker: Suspension of Parliament good for Malaysia
    274 2 Speaker: Suspension of Parliament good for Malaysia From YEO TOON JOO: London, Friday rjATO CM. Yusof, speaker of the Malaysian Par- liament. today said that rhe one-year suspension of Parliament in Malaysia had not harmed the country's democratic development. "In fact, It has been to the good." he told me.
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    23 MORE 'PIRATES' REGISTER FOR JOBS
    92 2 SINGAPORE. Frl. Twe n t y-threr more ■'pirate" taxi drivers registered with the Registry of Vehicles today, bringing the total to 974. Pirate taxi drivers, using vehicles with numbers 4000-4999. who have not reKlsterod will be given a final opportunity to do bo tomorrow
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    Motorcyclist fined $300
    53 2 SINGAHORK Pti 1-nctory technician Kok Van S*nk\ 25. was fined $300 today and disqualified l-om driving cla>s two vehicles for six months for dangerous dri\mu at Moulmein Ro»H on July 14 That day. motorcyclist Ki>k gainst the traffic light*. and collided with another motorcyclist coming from tr»
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    No-duty liquor seized at airport
    180 3 No-duty liquor seized at airport PUSTOMS officers seized 17 crates In Ilonging to Malaysian armed tours personnel containing several hundred bottles of duty-free hquorat the airport lure yesterday. The liquor which includes imported whisky, brandy, gin and rum was in the crates together with personal belongings of the men. With
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    L-motorcyclist fined $100
    44 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. Hamid Nather was fined $60 today for riding a motorcycle at Cray ford Street on Jan 2i. 1969. with an expired provisional driving licence. His motor vehicle licence had also expired, and (or this he was fined another $40.
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    Beach thief
    34 3 SINOAPORE. Fri— A magistrate today called for a probation report on Van Teng Seng. 17. who was caught carrying a travel bag containing things stolen from two bathers at Changl beach. I
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    LEE IS A DINNER GUEST OF NICOLAE
    79 3 LEE IS A DINNER GUEST OF NICOLAE Mr. Lee Kuan Yew and India's Mrs. Indira Ghandi were among the guests at a dinner on Tuesday given by Rumanian President. Mr. Nicolae Ceausescu (left) at his country Patted Nations mission in New York. Mr. Lee Ik in New York to attend
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    FERTILISER KILLED LABOURER, COURT IS TOLD
    226 3 SINGAPORE. Krl Labourer Lim Bfxjii Chuan. 35. told enroner today he was watching fertiliser flowing through the .shaft of a hopper when he saw a leg dangling there. Lim. of Jalan Tuas Kechil. was giving evidence at an inquiry into the death of his
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    Sartre plays
    32 3 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Unlvprsltv of Slneapore Society U Maximr two plays. "No Exit" nnrl -Men without Shadow*" by Jean-Paul Sartre, ai the Cultural Centre on Thursday, Friday. Saturday and Sunday^
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    Mankind's hope and disconsolation— the UN
    306 3 Mankind's hope and disconsolation— the UN SINGAPORE. Friday T^HE United Nations will continue 10 be mankind's hope and disconsolation at the same time, carrying the world's problems while often failing to resolve them. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Home Affairs. Mr. L.P. Rodrigo. said this tonight when he
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    ITS VALUE HAS NOT BEEN CLOUDED
    113 3 ITS VALUE HAS NOT BEEN CLOUDED SINGAPORK. Kri. .Many countries dissatisfaction uith the United Nations ha* not been allotted to "cloud" its value. The High Commissioner of India. Mr. Prem Bhatia. said this today in a talk on the IN at the weekly meeting at Rotary Club of Singapore hast
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    STCEU man for talks in London
    101 3 STCEU man for talks in London SINGAPORE. Fri. The secretary of the Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union. Mr. Lee Hock Seng, will represent the union at the Conference of the International Transport Workers* Federation at London from Nov. 4 to 6. The conference will dlseuaa vocational training in road t
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    Muslim nations agree
    55 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl Tlie j*cretaiy ceneral of the Islamic Secretariat. Tensku Abdul Rahman, said today Muslim countries in the Mtddk Fj\st. Africa, and Asia huve agreed to attend a ministerial meeting In December The Tenckn said lie had been informed of this by the vlMting Pakistani Information
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    Yong to open centre
    32 3 SINOAPORE. Frl. The Minister for Communications. Mr. Yonn Nyuk Lin. will open the new training centre of the Telecommunications Department at Stevens Road on Monday at 3.45 p.m.
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    Institute of Education Bill to get second reading in Parliament
    182 3 SINGAPORE. Fri rE Bill to provide for the setting up of an Institute of Education, whirh was introduced n Parliament last month, will be one of four Bills to come up for second readtng when Parliament meets next Wednesday. The
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    IMF chief out to find what makes us tick
    148 3 IMF chief out to find what makes us tick SINGAPORE. Fri The managing director of the International Monetary Fund. Mr. PierrePaul Schweitzer, flew in today to find out what makes Singapore tick. His two-day visit here Is part of his second Asian tour which has already taken him to countries
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    Pugilistic art for beginners
    39 3 SINOAPORE Frl The Chlnese YMCA will conduct a beginners' clasf. In Nam Wan Pal pugilistic art liom Now 9 Cla>ses vnll be held on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays from 7 p m. to 8 pm.
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    Five years' jail for police officer
    341 4 Five years' jail for police officer MANSLAUGHTER VERDICT IN SHOOTING OF BUSINESSMAN KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. r pi]K Higli Court today sentenced Inspector Kirn Chooi Tang to five yean j;iil for culpable homicide, not amounting to murder. Justice Dato Abdul Hamid passed the sentence after the seven-men jury had found Lim
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    Lock icon TUN RAZAK: CHECK ON VISITORS TO BE SIMPLE
    122 4 TUN RAZAK: CHECK ON VISITORS TO BE SIMPLE KUALA LI'MPL'R. Kri. Prime Minister Tun Ab dul Razak today said that he did not foresee any difficulty in introducing the proposed system to check on visitors to Malaysia to see that they did not overstay. The Prime Minister added that the
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    Society picnic
    18 4 •SINGAPORE. Fri. The (■Holographic Society of Singa)>are will hold its annual plcntr :if»Foni.(.'ol on Nov 1.
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    Handicrafts sale
    23 4 SINGAPORE, 'it A sale of h<r.dicralt;. .sponsored by the li.oonesian Embassy, will be held on Oct. 3n at 5-B Holland Hill
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    Two courses on the guitar
    47 4 MNGAPORE. Fri. The Chlne>o YMCA will organise two courses of eieht sessions each on guitar playing, conducted by Mr Hairy Martinez beginning Nov. 4. The beginners' class will Mart at 7.30 p.m. followed by the course at Intermediate level at 8.30 |>m.
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    Accused held
    37 4 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Tan Hak Chua. 20. was tentatively i charged in the Ninth magistrate* court today with the murder of Lee Ah Keone alias Ah Lek. 27 He was remanded in custody for a week.
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    What a butcher saw made him 'so angry'
    120 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Pork butcher Ng Peng Hing. 32. today explained to a court why he had been carrying a dagger "in a threatening manner." ErfHy today, as he m Jbing to work he saw his 7wi f c "drinking" with three men
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    What it takes to be leaders: PA chief to youths
    170 4 Fri. The director of People's Association, Mr. Lee Wai Kok, today pt»Ued no punches when he told 31 youths what it took to become good community leaders. Just being armed with a diploma didn't mean a thing, he said in
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    Married driver lied to kathi, loses jail sentence appeal
    272 4 CINGAPORfc. Fri. It would be a "retrogressive step" in the administration of justice if married men could escape jail sentences for perjury so they could marry other women, an appeal Coart heard today. DPP Mr. George Sando--h.ini said he was referring
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    Flashing amber lights to be tried out for pedestrian crossings
    295 4 Flashing amber lights to be tried out for pedestrian crossings SINGAPORE. Fri THHE "flashing amber" system of crossing is to be tried out in Singapore. It is aimed at cutting "unnecessary waiting" for motorists, who have now to wait until the red light changes to green. In the new system,
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    Computerising
    23 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. About 11 banks in Singapore are negotiating with computer firms foi Installing electronic data processing and other modern accounting lacUitles.
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      74 4 Who says a smoother The men who know. The men who coax the tiny tobacco seeds to grow into tall, healthy plants. The men who pick the tobacco leaves the* moment they become ripe leaves that are not too young or too old. The men who select and cure the
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    GERAKAN: FREE SPEECH MOST VITAL PRIVILEGE
    267 5 GERAKAN: FREE SPEECH MOST VITAL PRIVILEGE I/UALA LUMPUR, Fri. 1V Among the privileges that MPs enjoy, the most important is that of free speech. Dr. Tan Chee Khoon, said here today. This parliamentary right was only subject to \W btanding Orders of Parliament and the Senate which members voluntarily imposed
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    Sultan: Add modern touch to teaching of Koran
    176 5 Sultan: Add modern touch to teaching of Koran rl I K ANSON. Fri. The Sultan of Prrak urK«"<l religious teachers i«du> tv add "a modern touch" tv their teaching* so that the people could learn to work hard. Referring to the concept of Islam in the Middle tail. I he
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    Seaman s death a suicide
    69 5 SINGAPORE. FH. The coroner today recorded a suicide verdict on seaman Kwolc Kirn Wens. 19. who was found dead at the foot of a block of fltts In Outram Park on Oct. 9. Police who arrived at the scene lound a pair of broken spectacles
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    Money mission
    31 5 SINOAPORE. Fri. —A toplevel Japanese monetary mission to canvass opinion to form an Asian Settlement Union will visit Singapore in the course of a South-east Asia lour In January.
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    Minister's visit
    24 5 SINGAFORE Fri. The Chief Minister ol Maharashtra. India. Mr V Naik will arrive here from To<yo next Wednesday for a brief visit.
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    Nine girls set off on canoe adventure
    273 5  -  CINGAPORE. Fri. A J sharp wind blew as the nine girls strapped on bright orange lifejackets and stepped into their orange-and-white canoes today. There was hushed excitement in the air. broken by 21 -year-old Cecilia Wee's call: "The water's Just fine Minutes later,
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      79 5 Perfectos is cigarette? The men who thresh every leaf to prepare each separate part for blending. |J" MJ The men who skilfully blend the leaves from 19 different grades, to get the right balance of smoothness and flavour. But the most important men of all, are I^-JS^I the Perfectos smokers.
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    Court 'no' to appeal against jail for under 21 youth
    224 6 Court 'no' to appeal against jail for under 21 youth SINGAPORE. Fri. An Appeal Court today rejected a lawyer's submission that it was against the law for courts to Jail young people under 21 in criminal cases. Mr. Michael Hwang argued it was against established principles of law to make
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    World title for Photo Society
    35 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Photographic Society of Singapore has won the 1970 worldwide bulletin contest for camera club editors, organised by the worlds largest photographic organisation, the Photographic Boclety of America
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    Two lectures on insurance
    60 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The general manager of the Insurance Corporation of Singapore. Mr. Chew Loy Kiat. will give two lectures on "Contractors all risks" to 100 members of the Insurance Institute of Singapore at the Chinese YMCA on Monday and Oct. 30. The lectures are the first
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    Half-an-hour later
    49 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The International Cultural Show, organised by the United NationAssociation of Singapore, will be held on Sunday at 8 p.m. Instead of 7.30 p.m. Announcing this change of time, a UNAS spokesman today said the venue for the show at the Teachers Training College remained unchanged.
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    Move to back up plan to fight crime
    340 6  - Move to back up plan to fight crime LOH BOON TAN MP IN TOA PAYOH OPENS CAMPAIGN SINGAPORE, Friday fHK MF for Toa Payoh, Mr. Kric Cheonghas launched a ground campaign to back up the Government's plan to fight crime in this vast housing estate, now known as "the Chicago
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    DEATH FALL FROM MOTHER'S ARMS
    99 6 DEATH FALL FROM MOTHER'S ARMS SINGAPORE, Fri. A sixk month -old girl, Tan Ai TUng, died at Outram Hospital today of injuries after she had slipped from her mother's arms. She fell down a flight of steps in an Orchard Road supermarket yesterday. Madam Cbua Sco Pang, 23, was carrying
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    Man convicted of perjujry gets bail
    92 6 Man convicted of perjujry gets bail SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Justice Kulasekaram today fixed ball at $2,000 for Ting Chit Beng. 40. a tobacco farm worker from Upper Perak. who Is under a four-month sentence for perjury. Ting's counsel. Mr. Ng Kong Yearn, had requested the ball on the ground that
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    2-day campaign postponed
    55 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The twoday Keep Singapore clean and pollution free" campaign in Sembawang constituency due to start today, has been postponed, because of bad weather. The MP for Sembawang, Mr. Teong Eng Slong and the working committee members will launch the campaign at Kampnng Tengah village and
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    TTC graduates
    34 6 SINGAPORE, Fri —The Minister for Education. Mr. Llm Kirn San. will present prizes and certificates to graduate* of the Teachers' Training College at the college eudltorlum on their graduation day. Nov. 14.
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    NTUC donation draw for dental co-op
    160 6 SINGAPORE. Frt. The National Trades Union Congress is promoting a donation tlraw to launch its dental co-operative. A 11 -man committee headed by Mr. Leslie Long, an NTUC central councillor, has been working on the project for several months. NTUC's secretary-general. Mr. C. V.
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    Blood donor awards
    40 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Minister for Culture, .Mr. Jek Yeun Thong wijl officiate at a Singapore Blood Transfusion Service medal presentation cere* mony at the Cultural Centre on Nov. 4. A total of 202 donors will receive awards.
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      83 7  -  NELLIE HAR WILSON, I hear, 'will be parking in two pprformances. nnr rehearsal, a press conference, and a radio interview in the short space of ten hours on her first day in Singa|)orr nrxt wrrkArrival time 10.30 a.m. Monday. Nancy will perform at the Tropicana and the National Theatre
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      POP goes the band but the beat goes on
      1118 7  - POP goes the band but the beat goes on JEFFREY LOW WHEN THE BOYS GROW TOO BIG FOR THEIR SHOES OR BECOME TOO GOOD THIS IS ROCK SOMETHING drastic is happening to our local groups. And it has nothing to do with their failure to attain the sophistication ot contemporary
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      The Cove's cosy but don't have bobs
      360 7 The Cove's cosy but don't have bobs r rHE new Bunny Cove A discotheque didn't quite measure up to my expectations which was a good thing. I had expected one of those dubious looking Chinatown nlghtjoints. you see. When I heard about the 100 dance hostesses the Cove had advertised
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      264 7 ■TONIGHT MIDNIGHT at CAPITOL-LIDO-REX-SKY j THE LONG YEMlyl: starring HSIA TAN LINU YUN Yl MCI a A SHAW PRODUCTION in SHAWSCOPE COLOR MANDARIN WITH SUPERIMPOSED ENGLISH I CHINfSE SUBTITLES mhi 1 M\L:--MM}IILM Fhe last time /^H Virgil Tibbs #c^ R*^Ui4iß 1 had a day j> -j*^™ like this MJSfMk\ v
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  • The Straits Times Saturday Forum
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      325 8 [^IKE many Malaysians Who travel to and from Singapore daily, I have on many occasions met with unnecessary delay at the Johore Bahru check-point. Most of us are fully aware of the rush of duties of the immigration clerks at the Causeway. Some of them
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      Projects to beautify the P. J. area
      398 8 Projects to beautify the P. J. area IAFPRECIATE the concern shown by "Tree Lover" (ST. Oct. 14) over the cutting of trees along a stretch of Jalan Sultan in Petaling Jaya. But i am disappointed that he has incorrectly observed the "laying of cables' when in fact "flower boxes" are
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      Old faces at contest
      66 8 I WATCHED the MS-A. J( t Se Qu en contest preliminary last Saturday without en-thu>la-m The appearaiire uf familiar faces in beau y conic ts has bec'>ui<- oionotonouv can't tli veteran* give the newcomers a bet ter chance? It is more ln°.ere.stlng tv watch inexperienced competitors
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      Inquiry
      55 8 THE COMMISSION of Inquiry appointee* by the Government ot Johore to Inquire Into the affairs of the Johore Bahru Town Council concluded its sitt ings in October 1988 and in spit nt a lapse of almost two years the report of the Commissioner. Mr Juntte* Raja Azlan Shah i.<
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      Pupils asked to clean UP padang
      179 8 Pupils asked to clean UP padang 1 HAVE two children studying in a secondary *chool in Beremoun. One of them is sitting for h«r Fbrrn Five and the other for his Form Four examination early next month. Lately. I have been told that the headmaster, on the instruction of the
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      How to cut down draft-dodging
      136 8 UAVING read the various views on national service policy, allow me to suggest the following: MA/OW .student.* who have proven success In their secondary education to proceed to institutions of higher learning overseas or locally on deferment or part-time senrioe. SHtMLI) such students rail to
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      Unheeded appeals
      152 8 QVER the years I have noted a number of letters appealing to the authorities to provide better sanitation. I am sure your reader "Waiting" (ST Oct. 21 > U also aware that his letter is not the first of Its kind. Over the years I have also noted
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      Damaged railings not mended
      101 8 QNE of the light metal v railings at a narrow culren over the tiny and shallow Sungel Sagil. traversing the highway between Muar and Segamat has been bent Inwards aa the result of a car accident which happened a week ago So far no action has
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      Phone book is a good work but...
      151 8 I lU to congratulate the publishers of the Singapore Telephone Direetoiy. October 1970 Issue on their excellent work. Howtver. I feel It would facilitate the subscriber* If Government and quasi Government listings were printed in a different colour section, say pink, for easy
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      The RIMV
      84 8 •JME RIMY. astonishes me. Borne years a3O driving licences used to be issued In a book form with a tough, cloth-rein-forced cover which could be used for a lifetime. Now we pay $20 and receive a piece of miserable manlla paper torn from an old file for a
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      Telephone rentals
      247 8 I REFER tv the letter from Resident' 'ST. Oct. l*i on the subject of telephone rentals lor Kampong Tengku. The standard rental of SUM per annum (for residential* or S3CO per annum (for business is only applicable to telephone subscribers who live within two mile radius of the
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      252 8 Straits Times Crossword B "HT IT iß r^~'lF HP ACKOSK 7. a number find occupation on 8. Court tortune on the track tn rt CT '•>• (8> 13. The burden of tax (10). ptrtnt In tr« end 161. lc J" 1 1 10. Sole occasion AnsUcaiu get t»raeo no backing
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    THE BERNIE CORNFELD STORY
    2351 9  - THE BERNIE CORNFELD STORY BERT CANTOR by Bernie seldom issues formal dinner invitations, yet he never seems to eat alone. When he says, "Why don't you drop by for supper tonight?" it can mean a plate of sandwiches in the company of Bernie's girls, Bernie's stockbrokers, and Bernie's friends and
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      93 9 Tomorrow in the Sunday Times VATICAN VISIT M KMI 1 I Mm ■Iv Bidl if^iu a v f \\ji s J/ warn r* u^\vß T M SIX i« EPS f v w^ji SPECIAL FESTIVE OFFER TIJWIEX watches are priced from $18.00 with an exciting collection of over 75 models— to
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      142 9 SO TWE HORSEMAN YES SOME WHATS I'M AFRAID WEVE I THINK >|OUT> TO PUT IT BLUNTLY MARTHA, 9P9JL, 1 1 wSoALMOCTRAN j CALL TOEM j THE B)S HIT ANCIENT GREECE BETTER EXPLAIN WE AWEJB JOUgE IOOKr Z^- A HEAVENS! vSuDOVWgWAS /BY THAT J PROBLEM, J DURING THE TIME OF YOURSELF,
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  • The Straits Times
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      MALAYSIA BACKS OUT
      297 10 It is a pity Malaysia has withdrawn its bid for the 1974 Asian Games. The reasons are cogent although this will not allay the disappointment of sporting associations and the public in general. In addition to building the additional stadia, an Olympic standard swimming pool and other
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      ZONE OF PEACE
      469 10 In recent weeks the Prime Ministers of Malaysia and Singapore have done much to focus world attention on the security of South-east Asia, and both of them have laid the utmost emphasis on the point that a plan for peace in this region can be realistic only
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      NEW RHODESIAN TALKS?
      297 10 Mr. Lan Smith has lot it be known that he is willing to discuss in London the Rhodesian problem with the British Prime Minister. This has been his only reaction to the Conservative Party Conference vote to continua the policy of economic sanctions. Tlu- decision must have
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      110 10 DECENTLY when I vlMted England /or the first time I had no dllliculty going about from place to place by using the buses. This was because at every bus stop the bus routes are displayed. In Singapore only bus service numbers are displayed at major stops. These and
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    Shane In The Saddle
    826 10  -  Hugh Mcllvaney THE GREATNESS OF PIGGOTT By I ESTER PIGGOTT would admit, if pressed, that money not everything, but he organises his life on the Dasis that it is useful stuft to carry when you go for the groceries. The champion Jockey is, therefore, disinclined to
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    Not the universal guardian, but...
    1169 10  -  HENRY TANNER MTTirr l^rT>fT w2-Wi 2i By THE UNITED Nations is 25 years old, and the chances are that no birthday child has ever had to listen to so many unkind remarks. Like so many disappointed parents, statesmen from all over the world have pointed
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      17 10 When the demand is for the finest turntable within budget ~jA ||jebsen&Jessen| NGAPORE *JA t I *> POH
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      149 10 POST THIS COUPON 1\ SINGAPORE UNIT TRUSTS LIMITED I Bth Floor. A.I. A. Building. Robinson Road. Tel: ***** P.O. Box 3064. Singapore. Please send m« without obligation full details and prospectus of the Singapore Progress Fund. Name: m |j Address: mtm I SPF/ST/*****0 become""" shareholder in 25 big companies For
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      Lock icon 102 HELD AFTER BIG RALLY BY WORKERS
      165 11 102 HELD AFTER BIG RALLY BY WORKERS LJUKNOS AIRES. Fri. Police arrested 102 people when they dtopafMd workers massing for an .tnti-government demonstration here with teargas uid water cannon. Ihe <ii 'ministration iat-t night m part of a n.itionude 10-hour strike called by lie (jrheral Labour Contactantlaa lv PMBI wage
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      Lock icon Press reports on U Nu worry Thais
      80 11 Press reports on U Nu worry Thais BANGKOK. Prl. Deputy Army Commander-in-Chief Gen. Kris Uivara yesterday urged the Burmese Government to Invent mm« the whereabouts of former Burmese prime Minister U Nu and inform the Thai Government aiTi'i'dintElv. He «;u- a/>lced by reporters to comment un Press reports from RiinK<Min
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      Lock icon Nixon guides Gromyko
      474 11 Moscow and Washington move closer after talks WASHINGTON, Fri [|()PES for closer U.S.-Sovii-t relations were expressed by both sides following lengthy and friendly talks here yesterday between President Nixon and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. No agreements were announced after the two-and-a-half hour session, but a White
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      Lock icon Discrimination charge against foreign firms
      107 11 Discrimination charge against foreign firms JAKARTA. Fri. The AllIndonesian Labour Consultative Body lias charged iorelgn companies with discrimination in the payment .if salaries, Antara reported today. The report said that "except Mr tin 1 oil i-om|Mtn;' lorewn companies practised discrimination when paying .-•lanes of Indonesian WUf&CXS, Foreign WOffetn zcl far
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      Lock icon MORE SEVENTH FLEET SHIPS TO BE RETIRED
      190 11 MORE SEVENTH FLEET SHIPS TO BE RETIRED SAIGON, Friday. ABOUT 15 per cent of the U.S. 7th Fleet that supports the Indo-China war is being inactivated, and many of the ships will not be replaced The' move is part of President Nixon's general cutback of Am c rican forces in
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      Reluctant goahead for that UN draft
      168 11 Reluctant goahead for that UN draft UNITED NATIONS, Fri. The U.N. General Assembly today gave its reluctant approval lo a draft declaration on the U.N.s 25th anniversary after squabbling over procedure and substance into the early hours of the morning. A host of re.s«T vat ions and qualifications reduced the
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      33 11 WASHINGTON Prl. The U.S. Government expects to have 1.300 "sky marshals' on domestic and international flights, to lomiiat hijackers by lh«- end ot (jrUibei the Department of Transportation said today. Reuter.
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      143 11 CAMIAOO. Fri. All political parties have joined President Eduardo Frei in denouncing the wounding by gunmen of Army commander-chief Rene Schneider (above) said in leftist quarters to be part oi an uiira-right-wine ulot to urevent .Marxist Salvador Allenae from becominc President. lien. Schneider, 57,
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      Lock icon Call to can nicotine for health's sake
      96 11 J ONDON. Fri. The nicotine pleasure- vi cigarette smoking could be canned in an aerosol. a leadinu British pharmacologist suggested loduv Dr James Graham vi the Welsh National School of Medicine said his aerosol inhalant would provide the nicotine-Induced satisfaction of a cigarette,
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      Lock icon 200 US tanks for Israel report
      270 11 200 US tanks for Israel report WASHINGTON, Fri yHK United States has agreed to give Israel 200 tanks and another 18 F-4E Phantom tighter-bombers as part of a US$5OO million arms aid package, the Washington Post reported today. The Defence Department declined to comment on the repoi t. Officials have
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      35 11 DMim NATIONS. Fri. Russia tthKh baj remained outside the Intel national Civil n Organisation since it w.i.s created, will become a rniinixT nl th,»l I»w1y on No». 14 it was announced here Reuter.
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      128 11 From October 2Si China Airlines flies from Singapore to Hong Kong, Taipei, Osaka and Tokyo. Everyday. A^a Enjoy gracious Chinese j/\ t^\. a hospitality in the comfort *^^^d^ °f Boeing 727 jets on W r *nry^» IP*" China Airlines daily flights /*JJfeeT\. ls>^C3*. H° n 9^ on 9' Ta'pei, \L^
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      Lock icon TORIES – WIN FIRST BYELECTION
      118 12 TORIES WIN FIRST BYELECTION lON DON. Fri. Th«-('niiM-r\ati\r Party yesterday held the safe I iindun constituency <>f SI. Murylelionr in the lirst purli.tnu-ntury l>> In lion since winning ihe gener.il election *;i«.t June. Its mi lontv was cut on a low turnout hut there ■pg ,i IS iwtßg towards ihc
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      Blame Heath... not his people: Kaunda
      375 12 Blame Heath... not his people: Kaunda Kaunda LUSAKA, Friday NORTH VIETNAMESE AND VIETCONG AGAIN REJECT THE PEACE PLAN PRESIDENT Kenneth Kaunda yesterday appealed to Zambians not to hate the British people for the stupidity of their leader. He was speaking at a mass rally a few hours alter his return
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      Lock icon Nixon's terms now tougher
      313 12 Nixon's terms now tougher PARIS. Friday Asked about Mr. Thuy's charge that President Nixon had cosed a new condition for U.S. troop withdrawal, an American deleeation suokesman refused to elaborate on the President's words or say whether American policy had changed. Meanwhile, the Hanoi delegation's Press spokesman. Mr. Nguven Thanh
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      Seven-month babies may soon be the rule
      292 12 Seven-month babies may soon be the rule LONDON, Friday DREGNANCIES lasting only seven or eight months may in future be accepted as normal, thanks to new drug research. Another outcome of the same research will be that soon mothers may be able to choose the date for their baby's birth.
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      Defiant ex-envoy is sued for divorce
      119 12 I ON DON Irl. Sir Donald Hupson. knighted for his defiant stand when Chinese communist guards stormed the British Embassy in Peking In 1%7. is being sued for divorce by his Frenchborn wife. Denisr Lady Hopaon's petition appeared yesterday in the list of undefended
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      164 12 CAR OWNERS THE TRUTH All petrols release petrol acid. ■■■■■■■MMMaB Only one fights it. Oil companies rtcogniie that the major cause of engine prevent it. All oil companies recognise this. Mobil alone wear is corrosion. Corrosion that is caused by acid formed however, faced the problem squarely. during petrol combustion.
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      GENERAL ACCUSED OF BEING A FAKE WAR HERO
      144 13 I'lllS is Brig- Got 1 E. P. Forrester the •fictitious hero". Six enlisted soldiers claimed that they were ordered to draft .t Ik tit ions account of heroism by Gen. Forrester, the House Armed Services Committee disclosed earlier this week. The draft
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      Lock icon HOTEL BARMAN FACES COLOUR BAR CHARGES
      211 13 HOTEL BARMAN FACES COLOUR BAR CHARGES ADELAIDE, Fri. The owner and barman of a hotel at Port Augusta, 200 miles from here, have been accused of racial d i s c r imlnation in South Australia's first recorded colour-bar court case over an incident with two aborigines and a nun.
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      Hilltop killings: Dead surgeon's young neighbour faces charge
      182 13 Hilltop killings: Dead surgeon's young neighbour faces charge SANTA CRUZ. Friday. 4 LONG-HAIRED young neighbour of Dr. Victor M. Ohta was charged yesterday with the methodical murder of the wealthy eye surgeon and four others in a hilltop mansion. John Llnley Frauier. 24. also known as John Linley Pascal, was
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      Lock icon POLLUTION CONTROL WITHIN 10 YEARS!
      108 13 POLLUTION CONTROL WITHIN 10 YEARS! LONDON, Fri— A leading conservation expert said here yesterday thai mankind would be control pollution within the next ten years. Mr. Robert Boote. chairman ol the Council •I Kurope Committee for European Conservation .cidod that conserrnUon was now ;i practical lorn- tur unity between peoples.
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      Lock icon One dies as police fire on mobs
      88 13 One dies as police fire on mobs CALCUTTA. Fri. One »a* killed and II injured in shooting by police Collomtng a wave of bomb attacks by Naxalttas, ''ie Bengali Maoist revohitlonarta here today. Homr-made bonibe were hurled at police squads. buses and trams in the biUKfst c-ity-\ude offensive for m-v--er«l
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      30 13 FORD HOOD iTexaiy, The My Lai court martial hero ni adjourned yesterday until Monday »t tiir> earliest after chief «lrfence counsel Os»e Briwn was taken 111. Reuter.
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      European airbus: Strong bid to rope in Britain
      246 13 PARIS. Friday PA.MX, West Germany and the Netherlands today launched a major "11. n-ive to «rt Brit tin i" join tin in in the hie battle to build a giant, -h.iul airliner for the next drcade. At a Four-Tower meeting, the three
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      Lock icon Peace talks? That's a lie says Lon Nol Govt
      251 13 Peace talks? That's a lie says Lon Nol Govt PHNOM PENH, Friday THE Government yesterday denied foreign Press reports that it is willing to hold peace talks with the North Vietnamese, including an agreement to allow them temporary control of certain strategic provinces they now hold. Seven provinces in the
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      132 13 Dash to freedom after hijack drama VICARAGUA.N terrorist icautr ML-era Amauor ufm steps out nl a pianc u> treedum at Mexico City on Thursday uiter hijackers secured nis release from a CotU Hican jail Seven hijackers commandeered a Nlcaraguan plane and made an airborne bargain with th« Nicaraguan Government for
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      S. Darby, Tractors enjoy bumper year
      476 14  -  BLAIR JOHNSON. City Editor CLME DARBY and its 13 offshoot Tractors Malaysia pleased shareholders yesterday with excellent results. The parent enjoyed a turnover of £32.9 million ($241.9 million) bringing in a pre-tax profit of £2.1 million ($15.4 m.l--llon) against £1.7 million ($12.2 million 1
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      Bank Negara statement
      75 14 BANK NEGARA statement of Liabilities and Assets on Oct. 15, 1970: II Mill Nils Capital 40.000,000 General reserve 34.507.311 Malavslan currency In circulation 1.038,532.259 Deposits: banks 171.185.161 Malaysian Government -434.858.512 Other 227.767,626 Allocation of special drawing rights 64.285,800 Other Liabilities 158.460.322 Total 2.169.686.894 ASSETS: Gold and foreign
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      CLOSING PRICES
      976 14 BID ANO OFFER PRICE* 0 FFICIALLV LISTED AT THE CLOSE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE. UNIf TRUSTS Atia Unit Tnul (Mmuirr pnc»» Iw Oat. M> Mai. Invt. Mind l.l>-»d IJJW Mai Pion Kund 1.02 1.07 Chartered Unit Truat H'lionr Uro»tb tuMI... 1.05 Lib Nwta
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      BUSINESS DONE
      863 14 DI'SINKSS in and reported Ui the Singapore and hual.i Lumpur trading room* of the Stock Kxrhante yesterday with the numbei sf shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1 .■•<■■■ unless otherwise specified*. INDUSTRIALS Altan (4) $1.39. (2) $1.40. Ben Co. (2) $1.03. B. Kawat (1) $1.19.
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      Exchange rates
      182 14 THE Association of Bank* in Malaysia-Singapore these beat agreed merchant Ma as at Oct. 23 jocal dollars to one unit SELLING )f Foreign Currency. TT or OD TT Sterling Pound 7 ?725 7 3400 Mistralian Dollar 3.4475 3 4050 *ew Zealand Dollar 3 4575 3 4100 South Arabian
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      Rubber quiet
      352 14 r T HE rubber market yes- terday opened lower in sympathy with overseas advices and moved narrowly during the morning in the absence of any fresh news. Small Interest was seen for physicals but most bids were out of sellers reach. Forwards were reasonably active on switch basis
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      WEEK OF VERY THIN TRADING CONDITIONS
      302 14 WITHOUT any permanent features this week the market fluctuated between 47J cents and 48 i cents for November RSS One mainly in very thin trading conditions, say Singapore rubber and produce brokers Green Collier. On most movements buyers or sellers predominated and it was
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      Wide price fluctuations
      99 14 re London terminal continued uncertain In thin conditions and again displayed wide price fluctuations. Over the week values were 1 Xd per Ib higher for Nears and around I 8d lower for Forwards. Differentials remain wide with a premium of around 1-1 4d on mid-1971 rubber .i
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      MARKET PERKS UP IN LATE TRADING
      178 14 MARKET PERKS UP IN LATE TRADING INDUSTRIALS opened on a dull note with buyers still cautious on the Stuck of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. In the afternoon, however, ••wilts took a brisk turn as speculators began to come on the scene taking some prices up. The day's trading finished with
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      Company highlights
      243 14 NATIONAL IRON and Steel Mills is paying a tax-free Interim dividend of 71 per cent for the year ending December 1970, compared with an Interim of five per cent last year when the total was 124 per cent. PENGKALEN T I N will pay a second Interim dividend
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        CLOSING PRICES
        26 14 Oct. 33 RUBBER: 471 cents (down threequarters of a cent). TIN: S(ii;:.ti2i (down 37) Malt*). I Mim iinl (tfferiiik 2(iO tons (up ten tons).
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        81 14 CHIEF PRICE CHANGES RISES IS iiiiii.ii $11.60 +.25 S. Times 7.15 +.10 K. la n jut 2.90 +.06 S. Darby 3.92 +.06 Fusan 2.11 +.05 K.A.I. 2.30 +.05 Tractor 2.10 +.04 Imperial 0.59 +.03 K. Kawat 1.1« +.03 F. Lady 1.59 +.03 t'usan 2.11 +.03 FALLS N. Iron 4.00 —.10
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        Tin price down
        162 14 TtHE Straits tin price In Penang yesterday fell marginally by 37 Vi cents to $662.62 2 per picul on an offering estimated up 10 tons to 260 tons. Influenced by the overnight drop of £3 in London, the market waa barel: steady with buying support at lower
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        PRODUCE
        69 14 C minis! "< oouc 'LJ"SVSa l |'Na S,ri!«,.k .pecl-l hl.ck fo b 96H s:l \v »H7'i «ellem. Sarawak AS TA £5 fob' 100% "H? ""I•ellerv lamponq black ASTA 1.0.*. 100*/. NIW 12S0 ••lien. Co«m: AP. 1 lob. SIZ6 jelkm. AP 'A lob $116 Mlten. CX. 1 fob $124 «ellera.
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        64 14 Tfcvrtsav WrtiHUn SU S lUS 1 ..nrton 35.00 47. »7 IVlrut SO MM H.. nuki.no 40.07 40 06 /iinth AS. OO B IT<II n hid 51 OS S Purl* M.06 47 97 S-bot* UI »9 S» «2» K'pore 121 l«9 II l«.« (1) F«r*ort* prlre to non-«leflin«
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        25 14 In London on TDurMajr the prte* of Ma la van J per a*stt PtmmiT /Marcs wa* 1107 paid. Dsesmbsr/Juuarr I waa £»7» paid.
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        41 14 Straits Times Indicate on 22 Oil. 23 lmlu-.li Mis. 138.07 13K.16 1 Holelx: b.V4u C 5.91 Propcrlira: 106.68 105.87 t Tins: 91 .:>: 91.78 t I rubbrrs: 113.2* 113.27 Drr. 30, 1966 100 1 Iter 31. 196X 1011 t !>«•. 29, 1962 100
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        152 14 I DIRECTORS of nic"kel explorer Poseidon N.L yesterday reported the discovery Of a new ore shoot at its Windana prospect in Western Australia. They said a total ot 21.178 ft. of core drilling was completed at Mt. Dinarra during the third quarter tn Sept. 30 which continued to
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        321 14 MELBOURNE Frl. Yesterday's recovery in minim? shares ran out of steam on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today Early firmness was dissipated In afternoon trading and by the close most issues were off the top. The market appeared little Influenced by this mornings Poseidon report Poseidon itself picked up a
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        218 14 TJONO KONO. Frl. The 11 market remained steady today with few surptl;-es. Prices kept within established levels In most cases and trading was generally dull and slow. Today* e Using sriesa m Honx the closlnit huyinn and tell in* pricer unleaa otherwii* aUled: B. Amal. Ruhber MT| J.
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        266 14 "KEW YORK, Thurs.—Btock« A finished In minus territory as they put In their most listless performance nf the week. Analysts said there was little selling pressure and that the movement could be attributed to a normal light consolidation phase the market has encountered for several sessions. Declining Issues
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        373 14 T ONPON. frl The market MM narrow Iv mixed in miief tradinx. Pre^s I'omtnrnt on th»* report on export trend* rausrd >omc uncertainty In early (rudini: lull MtacttVa Inlying at the lower levels and BfMi rallied ■omruhat. Kovernment ni'en'tinir. cm*, due to he announced next Tuesday. Long-dated koy«-i mnrnt
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    195 15 His multimillion buying spree now includes Singapore,.. CINGAPORE, Fri. Each J year, at this time, Mr. Philippe Nordmann, 38, goes on a multi-million dollar shopping spree. Armed with a long shopping list, he travels to Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan and India to look around for stood buys Which amounted to
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    29 15 SINOAPORE. Frl The fiveday exhibition of paintings by local artist Mr. Wee Kong Chal ends at the National Library lecture hall at 7 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Court told of man who stabbed uncle in his hands
    204 15 Court told of man who stabbed uncle in his hands CINGAPORE, Fri. When bus conductor Mari Satanbaram visited his wife at his nephew's house one day in March, she threw chilli powder in his face, a court heard today. Mr. Satanbaram, 53. who did not say why she did that,
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    DPP USES PRESS REPORTS TO ARGUE APPEAL
    165 15 DPP USES PRESS REPORTS TO ARGUE APPEAL SINGAPORE. Fri. A Deputy Public Prosecutor today read out two crime reports from recent issues of the Straits Times to lend force to his arguments in a criminal appeal. Mr. (.force Sandosham told the High Court: "The reports, quoting police sources, show the
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    Stole fan from church
    39 15 SINGAPORE. Frl Ramll bin Mohammed Yusof. 20. of Malaysia was today jailed a day and fined *300 for stealing a fan from the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour In Siglap Hill on Oct
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    Scouts form committee forsea activities
    101 15 Scouts form committee forsea activities SINGAPORE. Fri. The Jurong District of the Scout Association has set up a sea activities committee, the first to be formed In the 32 years of sea scouting history in Singapore. Its aim is to encourage, co-ordinate, train, equip and implement sea training programmes for
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    No top winner
    18 15 BINOAPORE. Frl There were no top prize winners In the Toto drew 84 70 yesterday.
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    390 15 Sha'ari hits out again at call-up critics ONLY CONSTRUCTIVE IDEAS ARE WELCOMED' SINGAPORE. Friday has to defend itself in order to protect what wp have, and the best way we could go about it without spending so much money is through national service." He encouraged youths to make the "best
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    3 to speak on UN problems on TV
    100 15 3 to speak on UN problems on TV BINGAPORE. Frl. Three speakers will rev:ew the work, problems and prospects of the United Nations In a apactal edition of the discussion .series "Opinion" on Channel 5 of Television Singapore at 10 10 p.m. tomorrow. They are Prof. Josef Sllversteln. director of
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    Kindergarten aids show
    58 15 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Minister tor Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok. will open an exhibition of Kindergarten teachlr.R aid* and children x painting* organised by the Social Welfare Department at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Nov 7 at 10 a.m. The exhibition Is held In conjunction with the
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    198 15 War hero takes over as Army chief on Monday Kri. Major- General Walter Bablngton Thomas, Chief of Staff. Far East Land Forces since April this year, will succeed LieutGeneral Sir Peter Hunt as Army commander on Monday. New Zealand-born MajorOeneral Thomas joined the British Army in 1947 and served with
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    Held for one more week
    54 15 SINOAPORE, Frl. Tech Ec Huat. 21, a lormer national serviceman, m-ho faces two chareen of murdering a 16-year-old girl. Tan Juat Lan. and her brother. Kin Patt. aired eight. In a 'la Payoh flat on Oct 7. was ordered to be remanded for another week
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    Reception
    47 15 BINOAPORE. Fr! The president of tne Japan Bhlp Machinery Fxport Association. Mr Itsuo Matsushita, will hold a reception at the Supper Club of Hotel Malaysia on Nov 3 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. to mark the formation of the Singapore Japan Ship Machinery Service Centre.
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      896 15 On your TV and radio today CHANNEL 3 CHANNEL 5 -i AA M* Programme summary; 1.02 Play School; 1.00 3-00 3.21 Future film -The Thir^enfh Letter m^ &> s.^anTTfet^n 7f BTKS (starring Charles Boyer and Linda Darnell i; 4.53 member the Nainc. 2.20 Amuthum Thenum Tamil Ke ri J, to
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    161 16 Things a man will do (in Beefeater's costume) for a good cause... By RITA LOONG: Singapore, Friday rpHE things a man will do for a good cause Take Mr. E.T. Frith, for Instance Traditional British reserve was forgotten today as he paraded undei tropical skies in a distinctly temperate climate
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    Pilots' $2.1 m pay boost
    465 16 By CHIA POTEIK: Singapore, Friday MSA's 170 pilots will get an additional $2.1 million this year in revised allowance backdated to Jan. 1. This pay-out was sanctioned by Industrial Arbitration Court president Mr. Tan Boon Chiang today. He approved variations to the existing three-year agreement
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    Annual meet
    26 16 SINGAPORE, Frl. The Singapore Arya Samaj will hold its annual meeting at the Vedic hall in Syed Alwl Road on Sunday at 1.30 p.m.
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    S-E Asia Iron and Steel Institute in Jurong by March
    274 16 S-E Asia Iron and Steel Institute in Jurong by March SINGAPORE. Fri. J The South-east Asia Iron and Steel Institute will be set up in Jurong by next March. Final agreements by the eight countries involved were signed at Fullerton Building today. The institute is to help develop the Iron
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    68 16 SINGAPORE. Frl— The Singapore Institute of Management has organised a two-day seminar on "Contalnerlsation: Shoreside congestion or free flow" lor liical executives at the Hotel Equatorial on Nov 2 and 3. The seminar will tx? conducted by the managing director of Sentainer Terminals Ltd. In Melbourne.
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    102 16 ICE-CREAM BELL WAS HER DEATH KNELL SINGAPORE. Fr:. The cheerful sound nf an ice-cream mans bell was a death knell for five-year-old Loon Sui Kuan yesterday. She was knocked down by a car as she crossed Sophia Road with her two sisters and a brother near their home at 11
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    Injured woman awarded $15,000
    122 16 Injured woman awarded $15,000 SINGAPORE. Fn. The High Court today awarded SI 5.000 damages to a 48-year-old housewife who was knocked down by a motorcycle over two years ago. The court heard that Maya binte Hasim was knocked down by a motorcycle ridden by T. Nadaraja, 22. an office boy.
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    586 17 No glut hotels S'pore says Hon DEVELOPMENT OF TOURIST INDUSTRY SINGAPORE, Friday FINANCE Minister Mr. Hoo Sui Sen said today the development of Singapore's tourist industry should be regarded with optimism despite p«-s--simisin about a pending hotel tflut. And he explained the reasons tor this "realistic, calculated view of cautious
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    131 17 Good tourism future here, says ANZ chief SINGAPORE. FTI. The prospects for tourism in the South-east Asian area, particularly in Singapore and Malaysia, are extremely good, the chairman of Air New Zealand. Mr. G.N. Roberts, said today. People from Australia and New Zealand are looking for somewhere different to go
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    MP to inspect constituency
    58 17 SINGAPORE. Fr! The MP for Kampong Kapor. V.r. Yeo Toon Chta. will make an Inspection tour of hU constituency from 930 am on Sunday in conjunction with the current "Keep Singapore clean and pol-lution-free" campaign. He will rtudy the health conditions and later make recommrnaatlonr on
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    MP to visit Mecca
    37 17 SINGAPORE. Frl MP tor Oeylan* Serai. Jnche Rahman bin Kenap. will RMM for Mecca In December. He will be accompanied by hU »li«. The Oeylang Beral Cltuienij ConaulUUv* Committee wUJ orcanlM "a«ul-ofl dlnn«r.
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    Death sentence man will appeal to Privy Council
    247 17 Death sentence man will appeal to Privy Council SINGAPORE. Fri. Teo Cheng li-imi; 36. whose appral against a death sentence was dismissed by three Judges of the Supreme Court on Wednesday, will take his case to the Privy Council in London, the Straits Times understands. Teo was given the death
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    Fined for molesting schoolgirl in car
    148 17 SINGAPORE. Fri. Pirate taxi driver Sim Van Chye. 22. molested a 14-year-oia scnooigul while giving her a lift home from school, a court heard today. Sim was fined $400 or two months jail for molesting a pupil ln.sidi a car parked at Jalan Pacheli
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    EDITOR FOR A STUDY TOUR OF SINGAPORE
    87 17 SINGAPORE. Frl —Indonesian editor. Mr. Aristldes Katoppo. Is to spend three days here next week as a guest of the Institute of South East Asian Studies This is part of the institute's programme to invite scholars. journalists and specialists for various length of
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    'Soul' on fire as she plunges into Tempest'
    247 17 'Soul' on fire as she plunges into Tempest' By LIM SUAN KOOI CINGAPORE. Fri. J There is fire beneath that cool appearance of Filipino pianist Miss Alma Lou Pineda. Cool and calculating because Alma Lou. 21. the first to arrive for the South-east Asian Piano Sonata Competition, is a first
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      988 18 DESICN DRAUGHTSMAN: Conallltlng EaUJ peers require men with 3 veers experience design and preparation drawing* of plumbing, sanitary. •team and sprinkler wrvices If you wish to Join a progressive company, enjoy excellent working condition* and a rewarding engineering career please contact v*. Kuttner Collins awl Partners. 173-A. Thomson Road. Goldhill
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      934 18 WANTEI YOUNG MEDICAL Dttai man to detail a rang* of pharmacrut.cals to doctors and wholesxier Kxperlence preferred. Reply to P.O. Box 1491 Spore with full particulars ard oaaaport sue photograph (non returnable). EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTS CLERK wanted uy well established import company. Applicants should posses* Semoi Cambridge aod LCC. certlflcat*. State
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      890 18 i.y Institution for Jay and Evening Class**. Appiy Box 3994 B.T. Spore. AMAH REQUIRED for couple and child. No waahing. Block 2. 17-J Toa Pa yon Tel: (Spore) *****3. RESERVATION TICKETING feman required experienced Tour Assistant male. Box A 60 19 S.T. S'uor*. LADY ESCORTS of any nationality required. Good
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      1019 18 OIST. 15 aetached spacious 'hree bedloomed bungalow furmrtied unformatted big garden air condition available January. Ring (Spore) 17H44 *****1 SEMIDETACHED BUNGALOW new 2 storey .oof garden seaside Katonn Seavie* Palace. Immediate occupation S7OU/. pm Tel. (Spore) 2VW4 *****3. EUROPEAN BACHELOR »o Id Ilk* to ■hare luxuriously-furnished flat in Katong area
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      678 18 INTERNATIONAL AIR BNISW*»»*SS weakly sconotnie BlSbt ttv SJas*«*y London. (Spore) 49WMO, 4*XM>B> Book now for X'maa Holldars. ECONOMIC FLICHTS TO BIgSSMfT WEEKLY DEPARTWwS HOKOKONO/KOWUXIN isIAOJSn S days S7S3 PAU.Y liKPATfTPM HONGKONG, M AC AI'/BAItCHEOK S days S*l43 DAILY DEPARTTJKX TAIWAN HONCKONO BANGKOK ABOVE TOfRS DEPAHT: 30-10. 4-11. 'Jfi-11. 3-12. 1»-11
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      482 21 M®bil Invites applicotions from Singapore cit zens for: PERSONNEL/LABOUR RELATIONS ASSISTANT Qualifications: A recognized university degree in Low, Economics, Arts, Commerce or equivalent. Experience: Minimum three years with emphasis on Union negotiations and implementation of Union contract; general working knowledge on Salaiy and Benefit Plan administration, Recruitment and related Personnel
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      738 22 |H| SINGAPORE AQUARAMA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Applicotions ore Invited tor the posl'to" ot Executive Director M a Compony engoged in developing ond monoging on aquorium ond morinelond complex for recreation ond entertoinment. He will be responsible for the doy to day operotion ond monogement of the complex and will report to
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      732 22 GUTHRIE WAUGH (MANAGEMENT SERVICES) PTL LTD. requires a PROJECT ASSESSMENT MANAGER (Based in Singapore) JOB FUNCTION: To take charge of all functions relating to project identification and the economic environment. DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS: 1. A good University Degree preferably in economics. 2. Ability to carry out independently research on data and
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      763 22 |S*|| HOUSINC DEVELOPMENT BOARD jgjl SINCAPORE Applications are Invited from Singapore and Malaysian ClUaen* for SIALKAA VACANT POSTS of:— (A) ASSISTANT ARCHITECT (B) ASSISTANT MA ENGINEER (C) ASSISTANT STRUCTURAL ENGINEER aid (D) 1 POST OF LANDS OFFICER (E) 1 POST OF ASSISTANT LANDS OFFICER (A) ASSISTANT ARCHITECT DITIES: To assist
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      Muljadi tells why his Countryis No.1
      826 23 Muljadi tells why his Countryis No.1 pHK Indonesians made one thing clear during the Singapore )p»n badminton championships they play to win and win con'incintfly. They mean business. The way Muljadi thrashed the laylißh* out of Darmawan in the leeond set of the men's singles final inly goes to prove
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      Don't make this a paper victory'
      932 23 Sportilettert YOUR Oct. 13 report YIP soccer Job for eight coaches" was delightful reading and I hope It does not end up as another "paper victory The FAS council, with Its high-ranking mil servants and other hand -picked men. have yet to prove Its
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      Top Asianrowers to compete in 2-day regatta
      231 24 Top Asianrowers to compete in 2-day regatta IX3P Asian rowers will battle for honours in the two-day Far East Amateur Rowing Association international regatta to be held at Seletar Reservoir, here, on Oct. 31 and Nov. 1. Mr J.E. Hoffman, Press Officer. FEARA. said yesterday: "This will be the biggest
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      Spitting gets player a ban
      69 24 LONDON. Frl— Billy Bonds, of West Ham United, an England Under^3 International, was suspended for ftve weeks and fined £100. Bonds a full back, was sent oft In West Hams League Cup match against Hull last month for "spitting at an opponent." He whs. suspended
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      Champ's jump of joy
      105 24 MASAO OHBA of Japan Jumps in the air with joy as he i knocks out WBA flyweight champion Berkrerk Chartvanchai of Thailand (on floor) In the 13th round of their 15--round title fight in Toyko on Thursday night. Japan's sports writers yesterday said Berkrerk lost his
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      Tidbits' Melina is a champ
      288 24 Tidbits' Melina is a champ "VIELINA WEE ol Tidbits fame IVI last night won the Singapore lae-Kwon-Do Associations' women title when ?he beat Tharn Choy Heng in the final it Gulllemard Road. But It was not an easy win for her lighter opponent made her sweai tne lull four minutes.
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      Five-win Tng
      215 24 Five- win Tng TNO TEO HUAT of Pax Services won all his five events yesterday to finish champion 01 the MSA Pesta Sukan swimming carnival at River Valley pool Result." -Men 50m frees;yle 1 Tim Teo Huat 2 Lee Choon Fah 3 K.S Khoo 31.95: 100 m freestyle 1 Tug
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      Record round puts Player in lead
      242 24 MELBOURNE Kri South African Gary Player today streaked to a four-stroke second round lead In the Australian Open golf championship here. MtUßf a course record In the process Player, seeking tils sixth Australian tH It blazed round the Klnuston Heath course In seven-under-par 4V
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      Hamzah: Why we don't want A-Games
      283 24 MALAYSIA has withdrawn its bid to stage the 1!)71 Asian (lames in Kuala Lumpur in the larger interests of nation building. "We are busy with nation building and have decided to withdraw our bid." Dato Hamzah Haji Abu Samah, Minister .)f Information and Culture,
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      Gleeson takes 5-30 in Shield
      374 24 BRISBANE. Fri. John Gleeson. the Australian Test spin bowler, took five Queensland wickets for 30 runs when playing for New South Wales In their opening Sheffield Shield cricket match here today. Queensland were shot out for 128 in 198 minutes, and by the close NSW
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      TTC edge Nantah
      99 24 TEA( HI.RS Traininv College, who beat Poly on Thursday. scored another good win In this years Inter varsity college basketball tournament when they adged favourites Nanyang University 58-57 last night. The match, fought keenly all the way. had a thrilling finish when Nantah overcame a 23-21 half
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      Marshal Fleet best bet
      1961 25  -  EPSOM JEEP By MARSHAL TLEET In Race 3 is the best bet at Ipoh today. Two newcomers who should score are No Compromise in Race 1 and Stellabelle in Race 6. Try To Equal, who has been "knocking at the door", gets his chance in Race
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      1223 25 GOING FORECAST: Good .lIJ-M1M2.15 CLASS 4 DIV 5 5 i F ■iLaSJUi :56.000 $4,200 to winnar) 1 SUSH GIRL ili.'.i'i v Fiicrtl M«n»or 4-10 Nt i. a FRISCO m Ml.m 3 9.0 Old +6) Ham 12 1 .NO COMPROMISE I \<>> j 1)..,,,,. Iv 4 U .1 1.1.1
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      135 25 T.r o\rm pi I 1 \i I DVI I <M> II K NO ('OMP'MISfc CUR KNK.II1 NO < OMP'MISE Race I: Oltir Knight S|x>tavaiui Honolulu >ix>u\ana No Compromise Htir Knijht TRV TO Mjl \l STATE PENSION OINO Race 1: Pmtife PrntUge Prcntife Cino Try To Kqual Try To E^ual
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      248 25 Racing goes by jet -from Melbourne to Jakarta VIILBOURNK. Fri. An entire race meeting will be airlifted from Melbourne to Jakarta next month. This Is part of a ASI«--million business deal to set up racing in the l.idone>i;tn capital. About 90 horses with all thrir equipment, food and handlers Mill
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      697 23 LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA TANAH MELAYU iNTrmu i'tion oi sUOTBIcm slppi.* K\T\\<; KMfIINUI, KIJAI.A BKI.ANGOR AND I tHJOMQ KARANG AREAS The undermentioned cmsumer» are nereby infonnefl Uiai E!er»nrity Pupply will be Interrupted on 17th October. 1970. during the penods stated below. In order to enable Umbaga Letrlk Neg*ra to carry out
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      1016 23 FOR SALE Large Semi-dclaclied houses in Woodlands Park, Bukit Timah Baud 13 m.s near Indus trial Sites. 'A Bedrooms, servants room and Car porch, etc. Fully furnished with com plete sets of household furniture. Crockery, utensils including refrigerator Ready for i immediate occupation. Price: $.'lB,OOO/-. upwards. Loan available to extent
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      13 23 WY BANK WITH NTEREST FORYOI is in the Yellow Pages T III»MQM| DlftlCTOftV
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      385 24 (.1 INNKBB MALAYSIA BERHAD niniMiwn ANNOUNCEMENT OK PROFITS AND DIVIDKND YKAR I Mill) 31ST AIGL'ST 1970 The Board ol Guinness Malaysia Berhad announces that the group proms for the year ended 31st August 1970 amounted to $4,200,000 alter providing for depreciation of $1,600,000 The Boara is recommencing a Final Dividend
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      445 24 TENDER NOTICE Contractors who are registerea vi. der Clatb A with J.K.H. or Loca, I Oovernment. deMrou.s of tendering for the Construction and Completion ol the Proposed Kota Kinabalu Mosque at Kota Kinabalu. Sabah ■Ml Malu)sia. tor Badan Pembenaan Ma.-jid Ibu Kota Negen Sabah, are invited to submit then applications
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      407 24 SIME DARBY HOLDINGS LIMITED i Incorporated in fcnglandi NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEIv that the Thirteenth Annual Oeneral Meeting ol Members will bi held at Crosby House. 71 Robnisor. Road Singapore, on Monda> 23r0 November. 1970. at 12 noon for thi following purposes: To receive the Directors Repor 1 and Accounts
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      106 24 BASKF.TR ILL Chye Hln Cup: Police v Joo Chlat: Kallang v Tifin Nam Poo i People's Assn. 730 p.m >. Inter- Varsity Games: Ngee Ann v TTC: Spore. U v Nanyang U i People's Assn. 730 pm.>. K<MTKR Deeoavali Cup: TBA v Arsenal (Farrer Park 5 D.m.i FAS Youth tourney
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    Lock icon Teenage son of governor grapples with gunman
    186 26 Teenage son of governor grapples with gunman SYDNKY. Fri. A hooded cunman spoke of million-dollar ransom demand when he held the teenage son of the Governor of New South Wales captive in Government House here, police said today. The intruder, however, was overpowered by Richard Cutler. 18, who had been
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    64 26 These sources said the move was encountering some opposition on the ground that it ran counter to the argument used in the case of China that Peking's entry Into the U.N. was desirable to expose the Chinese communists to beneficent Influences. Informants s-Md that even If the Assembly were to
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    Lock icon Not even a goodbye
    54 26 SYDNEY. Fri. Immigration officials at Sydney airport tonight refused to allow a Fijian to say goodbye to his Australian fiancee before he was deported. Ramendra Pratap Sharma. 36. was put on a flielit back to FIJI after the Immigration Department ordered his deportation for overstaying a
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    Plans to move RMN base to Malaysia
    341 26 Plans to move RMN base to Malaysia IZUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Plans to move the Royal Malaysia Navy from its Woodlands base in Singapore to Malaysia should materialise by the late *****. This was Indicated today by the Chief of the Naval Staff. Commodore Dato K Thanabalasingham. when he spoke to
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    Marcos' friends 'marked to die'
    58 26 MANILA. Fri. The underworld plans to u.vsasMnate close associates of President Marcos. Congressman (or Ilocos None. Mr Rogue Ablan. bald toda>. Commei.tln« on the murder of Corcressman Fiord Crisologo In church last Sunday. Mr. Ablan said he had reliable information that Mr. Crlsolopo had been
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    Another higher freight rates blow for timber merchants
    278 26 THE already low morale of timber merchants in Singapore and Malaysia was sapped further today by the Far Eastern Freight Conference's announcement of increased rates for all commodities next year. The timber men were last hit as recently as August when FEFC
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    145 26 is stated to be the "rapidl> mounting operating costs which have been taking place on an unprecedented scale." Costs for bunkering, stevedoring rates, wages and salaries, port charges, repairs and stores, according to the FEFC, have been going up "by leaps and bounds."
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    'Don't be greedy' warning by Indons
    139 26 JAKARTA. Fri. —The influential Indonesian newspaper Indonesia Raya today accused Singapore rubber traders of greed and attempting to dominate Indonesian rubber markets "This Singapore traders' attempt Is really stupid. They must be well aware that their greedy tactics will eventually harm Sin- gapore itself."
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    DEATH
    54 26 CABLE RECEIVED 3.1.1070 Mr. Kanaxarntnam fatht-r of Mr. ArulaDinrl.im Sannratal Ceylon and Mm. •nritn. I Jalan Ata. Sfrrmban away. MRS. LILY GOMEZ, wtrr or latt K. A omm of Ml Kola Road. Talpinc •paix.d away peacefully at Grnrral Hospital TBjpmx on 23.10.70 Cortrfr Iravra for st Umilh Church at
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