The Straits Times, 26 October 1970

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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times Thfi NiitJniiiil Hiiwspaper Estd. 1845 MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1970. 15 CENTS K-D.N. 4517 M.C. (P) No. 1507
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    Threat to blow up city
    501 1 Threat to blow up city New FLQ note rekindles fears for the life of Mr. Cross MONTREAL, Sunday A NOTE signed by Quebec extremists threatening to blow up Montreal and carry out a string of executions unless four Separatist leaders are released by noon today rekindled fears for the life
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    Minister: No pullout from Kashmir
    162 1 Minister: No pullout from Kashmir BANGALORE, Sun. Indian Defence Minister Jagjlvan Ram has rejected Pakistan's suggestion that both countries should withdraw their troops from the disputed state of Kashmir There was no question of pulling out Indian troops from Jammu and Kashmir as the state's accession to India in 1947
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    3 surrender
    32 1 RANOOON. Sun Two Burmese official* and a soldier who Is alleged to have defected to former Premin U Nu two weeks ago have given themselves up, according to prata report*.
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    Guerillas must say 'yes' to end the war, says Egypt
    660 1 Guerillas must say 'yes' to end the war, says Egypt ITNITED NATIONS, Sun. On the eve of a U.N. General Assembly debate on the Middle East, an Egyptian commentator said today: "No resolution or solution will be credible unless it has the studied consent of the Palestinian people and resistance."
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    Lock icon $360,000 BOAC hold-up
    55 1 MONTREAL, Sun. Two gunmen held up the BOAC cargo terminal at Montreal's Dorval airport and got away with USfl2«,ooo dollars ($360,« M) in Canadian bank note*, police said today. The two men, both English-speaking, but night tied up the two clerks on duty at the terminal before
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    Big Thai drive to ferret border Reds
    402 1 Big Thai drive to ferret border Reds DANGKOK, Sun. Thailand's two regional armies, backed by air strikes, have launched major simultaneous operations against more than 2.000 communist guerillas who are planning widespread attacks at the start of the dry season next month, military sources said here. The alterations were preemptive
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    Toa Payoh residents gang up to fight crime
    366 1 Toa Payoh residents gang up to fight crime SINGAPORE, Sun VOLUNTEER security man for a block Hint's how Toil Pavofc residents pl:in jo help police cut down the high crime r;ite in their area. The plan was put forward todpy when the 700- member Toa Payoh Flat Owners' Association met
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    Lock icon Wounded army chief dies
    58 1 SANTIAGO UE CHILE, Sun. General Rene Schneider, com-mander-iD-chiel of the Chilean aimed forces, died this morning. The general was critically wounded when three gunmen shot at him as he drove to his office last Thursday. Police announced last night that more than 40 right winger* had
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    US barge explodes
    32 1 SAIGON. Sun. A U.S. army ammunition barge mysteriously exploded lonight in ihe harbour o( Danang. Suu'h Vietnam'! second largest city, military sources said There were nc report* of casualties.
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    Moscow 'yes' to see generals
    39 1 MOSCOW. Sun The US. rmba!>&> ir. Moscow has been granted permission to send an envoy tomorrow to visit two U.S. Army general* who have been held since Wednesday (or violation of the Soviet-Turkish border.
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    Lock icon CANADA IGNORES FLQ THREAT
    63 1 MONTRF AL, Sun— Canadian aathoHtiea today Ifnorra threats that a renewed wave of violence would hit Montreal anless they released four I— dine separatists by noon (II.M an. Smiaporc Ome). Bat tension tripped the city and a strict security net was thrown roand pabßc bailsttacs and
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    ARMS FOR PAK: U.S. EXPLAINS
    82 1 KANPUB I India i. Sun Thr I nilrd SUtca bat not offered U tell tanks to Pakistan as part of its new *rsns deal which ha* anfrred India. I .8. ambaiudor Mr. Kenneth Keatint uid here today. He told a pro* conference It was a
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      Lock icon TRUDEAIPS MEN LOOK FOR OFFICE IN PEKING
      399 2 TRUDEAIPS MEN LOOK FOR OFFICE IN PEKING A TEAM of six Government officials left for Peking yesterday to arrange for an embassy that Prime Minister Mr. Trudeau hopes will develop the broadest range of exchanges between Canada and China. Sources in the Department di External A[fairt> said no restrictions on
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      All smiles Mao woos Indira
      456 2 All smiles Mao woos Indira Peking reception sets the stage in a new bid to ease strain in SinoIndian relations NEW DELHI, Sunday §IGNS of thaw in Sino-Indian re--lations are beginning to show witn what political sources here describe as the ''melting of one o.v two icicles." And Chairman Mao-tsetung's
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      Lock icon Cheers as Congress confirms Allende's win
      338 2 Cheers as Congress confirms Allende's win SANTIAGO, Sunday. £HILE'S Marxist President-elect Salvador Allende received goodwill messages and visits from thousands here today after Congress confirmed his September election victory. i Among the first to visit the 62-year-old Senator was President Eduardc Frei. who steps down on Nov. 3, and Cardinal
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      CAPTAIN SHOWN ALIVE IN FILM ACTUALLY DEAD
      233 2 CAPTAIN SHOWN ALIVE IN FILM ACTUALLY DEAD NASHVILLE, Sun. A 11 U.B. Army captain, uhose family had believed him alive because they thought they r«(<njni»ed him as a prl»oner in a North Vietnamese film, will b* brought home tomorrow for burial. The North Vietnamese had said the film, brought back
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      Lock icon Bonn pledge
      32 2 NEW YORK. Sun. wwt Oerm»ny. yeatwday re«fßrmed its support for efforts to promote economic and social propees by accepting the Untted Nations proitrammp for development during the 1970 b. Reuter.
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      Lock icon New death decree
      44 2 TOKYO. Sv.n. North Vietnam's Government has passed a decree that provides punishment, ranging "from three months to 20 years, life Imprisonment, or death penalty." to acts of Infringement on socialist property and harbouring criminals, a report from Hanoi -aid today.— AP.
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      Lock icon Blazing tanker threatens resort
      283 3 SOUTHAMPTON. Sunday A GIAUT oil slick thrr.iti-m-il to pollute rrsort beaches alum; hngland's South Coast today v a flotilla »f Nary tugs tried to move a blazing tanker from a santl bank. The IjlM-rian-rcKistrrrd Pacific Glory ran aground on Friday after a collision uilh another tanker.
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      Lock icon KIDNAP GIRL'S BODY FOUND IN TRASH CAN
      271 3 KIDNAP GIRL'S BODY FOUND IN TRASH CAN DORSET. Vermont), Sun. The nude body of a child, found in a sarbaßc can behind a house here. is believed to be that of Leah Sarachik. who was kidnapped from New York city last month. authorities said today. ;An autopsy on the body
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      Lock icon US Senator shot dead
      63 3 HONOLULU. Sun. BUte t Senator Larry N. KuriyamH was shot to death by an unknown .ixniil.iiit in his Kami/c late Friday night on his return home from a political rally. police said today. Mr. Kunyama. 48. a Democrat unopposed in the re-elec-tion bid. died less than
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      Wilson raps Heath for his 'greedy philosophy'
      132 3 Wilson raps Heath for his 'greedy philosophy' LONDON. Sun. Labour Opposition leader Harold Wilson yesterday set the .«cene for coming parliamentary battles with a slashing personal attack on Prime Minister Edward Heath and what he called the greedy philosophy of Conservative policies This philosophy. In reactionary Government policies announced for
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      Lock icon Thousands made homeless as cyclone batters Pakistan
      230 3 RAWALPINDI. Sun. A CYCLONE battered East PaKistan causing wide- spread aevastation. The official Associated Press of Pakistan «APP' said 65 people have died. 100 have been injured and 40.000 been made homeICM An unofficial report from Dacca, capital of Easl Pakistan, said more
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      Lock icon A mother sues the Rolling Stones
      120 4 A mother sues the Rolling Stones SAN FRANCISCO, Sun. The mother of a vouth stabbed to death at a speedway Rock Festival near Tracv in California last December has sued the Rollins Stones pop group and others for I SSJOO.OO© in damages. The suit was filed by attorney Allan Brotskv
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      Lock icon No more rioting, Devlin appeals to her followers
      391 4 No more rioting, Devlin appeals to her followers BELFAST, Sunday. £IVIL rights champion Bernadette Devlin, just out of jail, last night appealed to her countrymen to stop rioting. "We have finished rioting; we no longer can afford the satisfaction of it," the 22-year-old member of Britain's Parliament told more than
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      Lock icon Top guerilla dies in fight with the police
      86 4 Top guerilla dies in fight with the police CAO PAULO. Sun. A comt-* munut guerilla leader believed to have masterminded the kidnapping of United state* ambaamdor Burke Elbrick in September last year, died of a heart attack while resisting arrest. Brazil's political police tracked down Joaouim Camara Perrelra. alias "Velho
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      Factory fire
      20 4 PARIS. Sun. Ptre destroyed a major part of big timber work* at Aub«rvllliera. Just north of here today.
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      Lock icon Rainstorms hit South Korea
      46 4 SEOUL. Sun. Heavy rffseason rainstorms battered the central and eastern coastal areas of the Korean Peninsula yesterday and early today, causing landslides. Hoods and traffic a cidents. At least 10 people have so tar been reported killed and 74 others injured. UPI.
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      Lock icon US pianist wins Chopin award
      37 4 WARSAW. Bun. Twenty-two-year-old American pianist Oarrlck ohlsson won the eighth International Chopin Piano Festival here early today. A Japanese girl. Mitsuko UchWa. was second and Piotr Plar ly of Poland. third. Reuter
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      Lock icon 'Hippy' American doctor to study Fatah tactics
      194 4 'Hippy' American doctor to study Fatah tactics A LGIERS, Sun. Dr. A Timothy Leary, the American "hippy" psychologist who escaped from a California jail where he was serving a sentence for possessing drugs, has left for the Middle East to visit Palestinian guerilla bases. The 50-year-old doctor, whose arrival here
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      Lock icon Angela's move
      37 4 NEW YORK. Sun. Black militant. Angela Davis fighting extradition to California where she faces charges of murder and kidnap, has been moved to private quarters in the women's house of detention offlc'alc said yesterday. AP.
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      Lock icon BOARD MOVE AGAINST CLUB OVER COLOUR BAR
      231 4 BOARD MOVE AGAINST CLUB OVER COLOUR BAR LONDON. Sunday. THE Race Relations Board is to take proceedings against an East London Conservative Party club which it alleges refused membership to an Indian on the grounds of colour. i The club's chairman, Mr. Edward Charter, said last night the board— the
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      Lock icon Tennis fan vanishes down a sinkhole
      108 4 Tennis fan vanishes down a sinkhole JOHANNESBURG. Sun. A man sitting on tht verandah of a goldmine company's tennis club disappeared down a sinkhole which opened suddenly beneath him yesterday. The man. Mr. K.H. Nortje, a mine employee, It burled somewhere in tht 50 ft. deep. 40 ft. wide subsidence,
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      Lock icon Satellite heads back home
      43 4 MOSCOW. Sun.- -The Soviet Union's latest spact shot Zond--8 spun round the moon today taking photographs, then headed back to Earth. It appeared to have completed its programme successfully so far and Is expected to land next Tuesday. Reuter.
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    Monetary Fund chief calls on Goh, Hon
    163 5 cINGAPORE, Sun. The 3 managing director of International Monetary Fund, Mr. Pierre-Paul Schweitzer, yesterday met the two main architects behind Singapore's economic success. He first called on the Finance Minister. Mr. Hon Sui Sen. then lunched with Mr. Hons predecessor, Dr. Goh Keng
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    Tree falls on hut, kills hawker
    279 5  -  Garry de Silva: Singapore, Sun. I A 50-foot tall durian tree, uprooted in a storm early today, crashed on an sttap hut in Tampines and killed a sleeping hawker. Mrs. Tan Bak Kirn, the hawker's wife was pinned under the sodden trunk for about
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    People's Theatre to go for the tourists
    229 5 People's Theatre to go for the tourists CINGAPORE, Sun. People's Theatre Singapore's mini melting pot for cultural activities is to be developed into a tourist attraction This is what the theatres management committee will strive to achieve by next year. Mr. Lan Yuen Cheong. chairman of the committee said today:
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    AEB course on photography
    57 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Adult Education Board will conduct a course on "Practical Colour Photography", beginning on Nov 22. from 3 p.m. to 6 pjn at the Adult Education Board* photoßmphy laboratory at Cultural Centre. Canning The 20-week course I* for amateurs and professional photographer* wishing to
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    Archery Queen contest
    121 5 cINGAPORE, Sun. An J Archery Queen contest will be the highlight of two gala Christmas dances to be organised by the Archery Association of Singapore. The winner will represent -ociation at its social functions for next year. Applicants are now invited to write to its secretary, 158-G,
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    'Visitors treated like call-girls' reports are denied
    215 5 'Visitors treated like call-girls' reports are denied BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Sun. Immigration officials here have denied reports that they are treating visiting single girls as common prostitutes. But they admitted they had trouble sometimes in distinguishing the decent girls coming here from call-girls. Some girls were asked to come to
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      50 5 Bagi Bunny by Ralph Heimdahl 1/ I TWOUSWT I COULD HOLD J I I 6IVE UP! STOP V OUT BUT IT'S TOO MUCH FER I TH' MuSIC, AN' Yj^AVKfIOO/ TO STANDS IVOUR MEAL'S ON HOW'S THAT 1 I I CANT HEAR A THING WHEN f I'M WEARING THESE £AX /V.UGS/)
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    Team of cadres to help people
    237 6 Team of cadres to help people KUALA LIJMPUK, Sunday. TEAM oi cadres will be created soon to help the people in Iheir day-to-day dealings with the Government. These officers would man the proposed Citizens Advisory Bureaus, fhe Minister of Information and Culture, Dato Hamzah bin Dato Abu Samah said today
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    SCHOOLGIRLS WIN CABS IN RED CROSS DRAW
    171 6 SCHOOLGIRLS WIN CABS IN RED CROSS DRAW SINGAPORE. Sun. They are only 14 and they have just won prize-, for their families Ng Leong Mm and Margaret Chen walked uway with the lirst and second prizes in the recent Reo Cross donation draw. They are too young to drive the
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    Toto draw numbers
    38 6 SINGAPORE, sun— The numhers picked In today's Toto draw No. 85 70 were 35. 14. 20 3. and 23. The additional number wa* 49. The numbers in the circle* draw mere 35. 33. and 45
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    Pledge by DAP to help build a united nation
    255 6 Pledge by DAP to help build a united nation KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The DAP will offer whatever sacrifices necessary in its role towards national integration while at the same time retaining itself as a "living example" of honesty and efficiency. This pledge was maae by the party's national chairman. Dr.
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    Shield for school
    76 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. Superintendent Klaz Mohammed Snah. the Commandant or the Police Cadet Corps, will present me Rattles Institution Cadet Unit, the winner oi tne Inter-Unit Annual Drill Competition (Boy>). with the Kwan Sai Kiieonif Shield at an inspection and presentation paiade in tnc school tomorrow at 4.30
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    Son fails to appear, so father 'loses' $300
    164 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. A father "lost" S3M yesterday when his son did not torn up in court for trial. The father ix Tan Neo Henf. a fish-farm owner. He stood bail for his son on Sept. 12 for S5OO. His son. Tan Bak
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    PROF TRAVELS ROUND THE WORLD ON A NICKEL
    183 6 PROF TRAVELS ROUND THE WORLD ON A NICKEL CINGAPORE. Sun. Travelling light by motor scooter that is globe-trotting Professor Jimmy Bedford, who stands six feet four inches tall and tips 240 lbs. on the scales. The American professor, who lectures Journalism at the University of Alaska, Is now In Singapore
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    Seminar by invitation
    48 6 SINOAPORE. Sun—Participation In the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies' new series of seminars on "Trends In Southeast Asia" is by invitation only. The first seminar, opening on Nov. 21 at the University of Singapore will examine political life in Indonesia, its economic and social developments
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    No autographs
    36 6 SINGAPORE. Bun. American singer Nancy Wilson, who ar.ives tomorrow for a two-day stay, will not hold any auto-graph-signing 'f.-slon for her (•n< because of :ier light schedule, her local sgent?. Slngstur Associates announced today.
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    Santa—minus his beard, uniform
    138 11 Santa— minus his beard, uniform SINGAPORE. Sun SANTA M .u--comes but once a year. At Christmas time in December, as every child knows. For about 300 children today 'S.mta' was nine weeks early. And minus his familiar white beard, scarlet uniform and reindeer. It's really the Hindu version, presented by
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    Khir: Master plan to develop tourism
    360 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun rpHE Government has appointed a team of international consultants to draw up a master plan for the over-all development of Tourism in Malaysia. The Minister of Commerce and Industry. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, said today the partners of the consortium would
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    Thanksgiving services by Brigade
    94 11 Thanksgiving services by Brigade EINGAPOHL. BUD.— TM Boys' Brigade in Singapore today held three ihanksp;vlnff services and a route march by more than 2,000 officers and boys to celebrate the 40th anniversary of (U (ormatlon here. The service!, were held at Uie Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church, (he Trinity Methodist Church
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      PLANNED FAMILIES
      447 12 Regional co-operation in family planning is sensible, practical and, if the thought be permitted, a consummation devoutly to be wished. But wishing will not make it so. The conference in Kuala Lumpur, at ministerial level, of South-east Asian countries, recognised both the need for co-oper-ation and the difficulties.
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      UN AT TWENTY-FIVE
      361 12 The ten-day commemorative session of the UN General Assembly's 25th anniversary, climaxed by the adoption of the 12-point declaration, may not go down in history as a memorable occasion. By any standard its theme was trite. Even the paragraphs dealing with apartheid and colonialism merely reflect good
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      EAST COAST INCENTIVES
      201 12 Finding teachers for Malaysia's rural areas, particularly the East Coast, is a continual headache. The reluctant ones posted there are always full of corr plaints ranging from "lack of acceptance" by the local people to poor amenities. Of course, anyone taking a position against his inclinations will
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    SINGAPORE'S 'IMAGE SOUVENIR' IS YET TO BE CARVED, BUT THE MAKERS ARE READY
    1174 12  - SINGAPORE'S 'IMAGE SOUVENIR' IS YET TO BE CARVED, BUT THE MAKERS ARE READY LAWRENCE BASAPA: By Singapore ll! SANK into an ancient deckchair, staring at a block of wood a potential Singapore souvenir. "Inspiration 'I need insp i r a t ion," grumbled Incbe Samsuddin Jinah. 64, who once carved
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      Volunteers waiting for commissions
      97 12 fOULD the Ministry of Defence let us know 'vhen we Territorial Army volunteers will be granted our commission as officers? We have undergone the course, the interviews, the medicals, and all the other requirements. It Is more than a year now since we attended the ciurse,
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      Air service
      101 12 \f AY I comment on your iU third leader of Oct. 21: Is there a real need lor a second airline and xhould Malaysia go nn its own to cater for such a service? The numerous complaints of MSA domestic flights, suggest a pressing need for improved service,
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      Backlog
      85 12 I REFER to the clarlfl- cations given by the Registrar General of Births and Deaths. (B.T. Oct. i9>. His statement re veals a sorry state of affairs. A back-log of 10.000 applications! Surely, such a situation demands some emergency measures <I doubt those taken bythrßegU-trar-Oeneral are adequate). What his
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      ADVICE OF PAYMENT FEE ON MONEY ORDERS
      176 12 "I?ED UP 1 (ST. Oct. 20) said he was required to pay a fee of 25 cents before an enquiry could be made about a money order. There Is no such thing as an "enquiry fee" for money orders. We charge a fee
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    Booming but not swinging
    778 12  -  JIM GIBBINS r-By ALOR STAR 1 "Think of all the revenue the town is losing. Then, too. how can we .set ourselves up as an international tourist centre, which is the stated aim, without making a few concessions to modern tastes such as more night clubs?"
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      Employment problem in Malaysia
      1079 13  - Employment problem in Malaysia SECOND PLAN AIMS TO CURE.... JJkk most developing countries Malaysia has its unemployment problems. While tor a sector of the population unemployment is a real problem, it is not a serious as it could Ik*. Malaysia's lirst economic plan cleared up most of the problem and
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      Yanmar to set up plant in Batu Tiga
      318 13 Yanmar to set up plant in Batu Tiga YTANMAR, Japan largest •i manufacturer of diesel engines, will set up an assembly plant in Batu Tiga. Selangor with several local and Japanese companies. This will be Yanmar's third overseas project. It has a'ready started operations in Brazil and Taiwan. A fourth
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        School for PRs
        161 13 *TV) moat journalists, the -1 letters PR conjure up an Ima.fr of rarnrst young men and women with smooth tongurs. prattling over expense account lunches. To me PRS can be divided into two categories: those who dispense information when asked and those (usually handling consumer goods or
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        Legal merry
        141 13 go-round THIS is a v«iy ancient story and probably an apocryphal one. .it that. I was told the law library at the I'niversitv of Singapore once decided it would like to find nut how many treaties or agreements the Republic had concluded with foreign powers. So the Foreign
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      Firms team up to assemble diesel engines
      384 13  - Firms team up to assemble diesel engines HENRY CHANG By HARPER GILFILLAN lias gone in with Jen bacher Werfce A.(i. of Austria t<» set up what may possibly l>e Malaysia's first diesel engine assembly and manufactory. A third partner in the multi-million dollar, venture is another local company, (.'him Khong
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      JOINT VENTURE TO EXPORT SINGAPORE SEA DELICACIES
      560 13  - JOINT VENTURE TO EXPORT SINGAPORE SEA DELICACIES TSAI TAN By_ riSHFOOD gour- mets in the United States, Japan and Australia can look forward to some delicacies from Singapore soon because Straits Fisheries, a Development Bank of Singapore and Singapore Marine Enterprises joint-venture, is poised to free its frozen catch on
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      138 13 INSIDE I.X.kin« at Sim* Darby: P*l* 14. Ovrrmra* marHrt rrpnrte; Loral markrt: ('nttimcditlM; Proprriv column. Pagr IS. \>w York markrt rfport; Wwkl\ SBBM analvnU and other rkxinf prior* Pa(r If. P F MONROES7O I|^| V electric printing I calculator 1 IsW^ *mm\ I n B=^j n I Monroe 570 is
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    COMPANY STRUCTURE
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    SIME DARBY HOLDINGS
    1265 14  -  BLAIR JOHNSON \J»_ Devaluation of Steriinu. Profit figures adjusted for exceptional Items not connected with year's trading Earnings and dividends adjusted for capital changes. Current share price $3.92. 1970 high $3.92, low $3.16. Current earnings yield 14.2 per cent. Price earnings ratio 7. Current dividend yield 59
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    ACTIVITIES
    1168 14 ■IMC DARBY MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE THE chief activities of these companies relate to merchanting the products of more than 150 principals. The products are marketed by specialised sections under the tallowing headings: "n»u in r r goods liquors, confect lonary, provisions, cigarettes and tobacco, toiletries and Pharmaceuticals. Tyres (i
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      127 14 I \bur money I is safe in Australia Registered Mortgages on land and buildings have been one of ihc tafeM insestments over the years, pielerrcd by careful investors throughout the world lor Ihe past century. Australian Mousing Mortgages «re parucularly attractive because or the stability of the Au-.lr.ihan Government and
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      OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS
      339 15 LONDON: The stock marKPt last week showed scant sign of willingness to break out from its cage of indecision. Turnover ebbed and Investors seemed tied to the sidelines both by the statistical picture of the economy and the unknowns In the Government's package to bo presented to
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      PROPERTY
      822 15 rjOOD LUCK DeveVfl lopment Enterprise of Singapore has embarked upon the construction of a luxurious 24-storey, "double-storey" type apartment building. This will be known as Chatsworth Court but, according to the developers, the emblem adopted for this building Is "Chee Ling" which In Chinese means "Ausplclousness and Authority." It
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      LOCAL MARKET
      260 15 IT was a very mixed work on the Stock I xi-hange of Malaysia md Singapore with real investment buying noted at the beginning but lack of any real volume. After a strong push foruard in the Straits Times Industrial Ordinary share index, interest died in the last couple
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      DELAYED DEALS
      56 15 THE Week's total delayed transactions In the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange followed by the percentage In bracket*. Oct. 19. 374.000 (27.14 per cent). 20. 426,000 (28.42 per cent). 21. 244.000 (19.57 per «nt). 22. 192.000 (15.32 per cent). 23. 222.000 (22.96 per cent). The week's total
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      Singapore produce
      214 15 TJE Slngßpore produce market, except for the copra and oil section, remained steady, but quiet during the week. The activity In the coprm and oil section stemmed from the scarcity of supply of U>« commodity In the market. This vat due to the holding of supply by Indonesia
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      Prices
      151 15 CHINES! Product IMIWIII, SMga■on, 0000 price par plcul on n*turday. Coconut: Oil I bulk SM Ml tan. drum »St Milan. Lopri; MIZM (1.0 lOOM NOT./ Dec UK /Coot IS3 B. Piapat: Muatok ABTA wbu« 1.0.0. 100% NLW (188 aallcra. Sarawak wbiu I o.b V»% NLW (ITS aallara. Sarawak •PKiai
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      269 15 CAREER OPPORTUNITY PUBLIC TRANSPORT Applications are invited from young men interested in a career In transport to fill pusUiont in a large transport organisation as Field Officers on shift duties Applicants must be Singapore Citizens and not under twentythree years of age. QUALIFICATIONS: (a) A recognised university degree or coporate
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      765 15 UNIVERSITI PULAU PINANG Pennohonan2 adalah dipelawa darlpada warganegara Malaysia untok Jawatan2 yang berlkut: 1. PEMBANTU PENTADBIR PEJABAT BENDAHARI Kelayakan: Chalon2 hendaklah mempunyal kelayakan llmu Juruklra yang diakul. Pengeuhuan Bahasa Malaysia, dlperlukan. Tlngkatan gall: $504 x2B 8 12 Sekatan Kekosongan 363 x 28 1.087 sabulan Kemasokan ketangga gajl lnl adalah mengikut
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      401 15 li*m*mt *m SBSMtf SINGAPORE TOBACCO COMPANY (PTE) LTD. Applications are Invited for the post of AGRICULTURAL SUPERVISOR Applicants must be prepared to live on one of the outer islands. Age: SO plus. Education: Preferably to School Certificate level st equivalent. Experience: Previous agricultural experience desirable. Should be able to speak
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    WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
    938 16 AS a service to readers, the Buslnees Times publishes weekly a detailed analysts of some eighty selected share* traded on the Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. The year's high and lows are followed by the weeks move- menu In price and turnover, with calculated dividend yields and
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    OTHER CLOSING PRICES
    1015 16 THt FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF RIVISKU QUOTATIONS FOR COUNTERS NOT INCLUDED IN THE ABOVE .ANALYSIS FOR THE WEEK L"P TO FRIDAY OCT. 21 WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS BASED ON A COMPARISON OF LAST SALES ON OCT. IS AND OCT. 23 SHOWN IN BRACKETS. a. l. b. 2.50
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    New York
    239 16 YEW YORK. Frl.— The stock 1^ market flnUhed on the plus side today In unexpectedly moderate trading. A surprise walkout that halted all Long Island Railroad Commuter Service this morning led analysts to forecast a down, drifting session but stocks firmed for no anparent reason at mid-morning Today
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    Hong Kong rates
    39 16 On th* fr« .nhanit marktl ta Ront Knm on Haturdav tnr v Oallar «*a» quoted at A.0M28 for T.T. aod and •OB for aaMi Itarltnf w«, quotwl at MM aad aa» tasl at f»M at SOOTO.
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    Indices
    68 16 H\AN< I A I. TIMES TIN Friday M 3« Thursday 66 18 Week ago: 65 11 mm Frldav 147.03 Thunday 146.35 Watk ago: 146.82 ,y oils Friday 295.06 Thursday 299 89 Week ag.i: 298 43 INDUSTBIALB Wttajr 368.4 Thursday 368.4 Week ago: 369.3 DOW JONES Friday 759.38 Thursday 757.87
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    WORLD SOLD PRICES
    54 16 (1) Export prir» to nan ittrlmi «r»»» in T' S. itnltara par owe*. (1> Imi «aalars' arlea IB ttßcmtor* 1 tellsrs par taal. PrMU* MM. f-ondon 35 4. B«lnit S«.7M Hon« Km 40.2.'. Zurich 3«.458 a*. ms P»"» M.42 ■'por* (1) MM t •'OOP* (2i |««.T5 Thurlda
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    CLOSING PRICES
    31 16 Rl BBI.R iper lbi Oct. 19. 47 cts. 20. 48. cv. 21. 48 22. 48 cts. 23. 47 24. cU. TIN (per picul) 8657.12'/% $663. 12/4 56ti5.00 $6B3.0() $659.25
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    FORTHCOMING MEETINGS
    254 16 The following company meetings are due: Rothmans of Pall Mall (Malaysia! Bhd Oct. :>7. 1100 a.m.. Virginia Park. Jalan University, Petalinu Java. Selangor. San Hnldincs Hhd. Oct. 28 10.00 a.m., San Industries Si Quarries Son. Bhd. 9tli Mile. Penrlssen Road. Kuchlng. Slncapora Building SnrletT Ltd.: Oct. 30. 1030
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    PALM OIL
    27 16 In Londoa on Friday th* prioa et Malayan 5 par cant March April wae <110 aallera. UK 12«3 aeil» ri; DaetST bar/Jaauary waa £874 paid.
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    SMR BUSINESS
    100 16 Singapore Rubber Brokers Association released tt» following Information In respect to business trw>sacted In SMR for the week ending October 23. The differentials given below are in terms of RSS 1 for the corresponding month. SMR SCV November Pallets 1' 2 cents premium sellers. SMR 5L November Pallets
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    Local Stock Indices
    62 16 Industrial! I HoteU: Properties: Tlnit- I rubber.: «irl IV 138.31 •5.77 in:. is M.SS 113.31 iKt. zn IM.XS CS.fl 107.M 90.52 113.29 Ort. 11 Ort« Ort. SJ UMI 135.07 138.1« ««-09 B.VJO J5.91 108.38 106.68 105.87 •Ml »1.52 »1.7 i 113.29 Ul.it listl I Dec. SO. 1966
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    Dividends announced
    58 16 iulnnna (Mi tational Iron. imr Darby 'awk Omrnt i.rd "rmrtorn (Ml I. Lowland lamanlinc 'ahanf (onto l. Vntkilfn It. Plran I urrrnt Date ToUl for ToUl for Pf;»' n P«y«bW- the v,.r prrviou, rr.r JOr, TE D«. S SO'; TF V?" Vr 7'itTßt Not. 23 TE «h% jj~.m
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      983 16 UNIVERSITI PULAU PINAN6 JAWATAN2 AKADEMIK Permohonan adalah dlpelawa untok memenohi Jawatar>2 saperU berlkut: Keutamaan akan dlberl kapada chalun2 yang faseb daiam Bahasa Malaysia. A. PUSAT PBNOAJIAN SAINS KAJIHAYAT: 1. Dekan Profeaaor. 1. Professor dalam bidang Kajlhayat Alamayer (Hydrobtcl logy) atau Kajlserangga i Entomology I. t. Pensharah2 Kanan dalam salah satu
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      837 16 TRAINEE EXECUTIVES Applications are invited for two position* as Trainee Executives at the Company's Registered Office. The successful applicants will be mature young men holding Malaysian citizenship and with a good basic education. They should be qualified (or near qualified) professionally and their background experience must Indicate the capacity to
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    Lock icon Mr. Lee 'hits it off' with New York Mayor
    239 17 Mr. Lee 'hits it off' with New York Mayor YEW YORK, Sun. Mayor John V. Lindsay paid a courtesy call on Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, Prime Minister of Singapore, at the Regency Hotel yesterday. Mayor Lindsay found so much in common with Singapore's Prime Minister during his 15th and final
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    Hippie threat largely an illusion says Dr. Goh
    991 17  -  OW WEI MCI By SINGAPORE, Sun. The hippie threat to Singapore is "largely an illusion," Defence Minister Dr. (loh Keng Swee said tonight after an analysis of the situation. Community leaders had from time to time voiced their anxiety about the spread
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    Storm causes breakdown
    40 17 SINGAPORE. Sun— Cable and teleprinter communications at the Fullerlon Building broke down temporarily early thU morning becauae of the heavy storm. Services, hrwever, were restored to normal at 230 p.m. today, according to the Singapore Telephone Board.
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    Pops may lead to classics, says Bela Siki
    242 17 Pops may lead to classics, says Bela Siki SINGAPORE, Sun.— lt is the dream of many classical musicians that today's youngsters would in time be attracted to classics through their pop music, according to famous Hungarian pianist. Mr. Bela Siki. Mr. Siki. 47. flew in from Hong Kong yesterday. He
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    'N-service grouses due to lack of policy, system of call-up'
    218 17 'N-service grouses due to lack of policy, system of call-up' CINGAPORE. Sun. President of the University of Singapore's Democratic Socialist Club. Mr. Loo Choon Yong, said tonight that grouses among local national servicemen were mainly due to the lack of a definite policy and a systemetic manner of callup. Speaking
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      724 17 On your TV and radio today CHANNEL 5 ?AA P.M. Opening and General Hospital; 3.20 J.ww F Or the Family A Magazine Series in Tamil; 3.50 Diary of Events in Spore This Week (Tamil); 3.55 It's Happening in Singapore (Tamil repeat); 4.15 Days of Our Lives A dramatic story about
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      238 17 ■aaaaafTT r J W \t j G CHANNEL 3 C Ct P.M. Programme Mimmaiy; 6.00 News; 6.11 J.JJ pofc Amai-amai; 6.40 Dastardly and Muttley cartoon, 7.1* The Governor and J.J.— Charley's Back in Town; 7.35 Orang Asli Pengawalan. O AC Programme summary; 8.10 Lancer Blind O*V«f Man's Buff; 9.00 News;
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    THE BERNIE CORNFELD L. STORY
    2269 18  - THE BERNIE CORNFELD L. STORY BERT CANTOR by I guess everyone got scared or tired or too rich DAY SIX Bernie's temper tantrums were legendary in the peak days of lOS and no one on his staff were really insulated from them. Executives in the $50,000 to $75,000 bracket were
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      62 18 Congra tv la tions to S. E. A. HELICOPTERS (M) SON. BHD. on the occasion of their Official Opening today in Kuala Lumpur m BANK of AMERICA KUALA LUMPUR BRANCH: 2 JAUN WFXD. MALA LIMPIR. ThL: 89M5/8 SINGAPORE BRANCHES: 31 RAFFLKS PLACK TKL: H3201 ORCHARD BOAD.TtX: 932« i 91-M TAMAN
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    60-mile paddle didn't tire the girls
    221 19  -  LEE SU SAN By Singapore, Sunday TflE first girls to canoe round Singapore returned today, without any sign of fatigue. The rigours of a 60-mile 21 -hour paddle did not show on the suntanned faces of the nine adventurers, aged between 19 to 24
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    Footwear workers join NTUC union
    76 19 SINGAPORE Sun. Workers of John White Footwear Company In Tanglln Halt have decided to Join the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation. SILO's general secretary. Mr. Phey Yew Kok said this in a newsletter to Us members. Hp said that the company recognised the union on Oct.
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    124 19 SINGAPORE. Sun \|Ps and community A loaders today gave up their leisure hours to bring home the ideals of keeping Singapore clean and pollution-free to their constituents. At least six MPs led teams on inspection tours of their constituencies as part of the current drive against litter and pollution. At
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    MPs lead drive on pollution
    190 19 MPs lead drive on pollution wang; Mr. Yeo Toon Chla. MP for Kampong Kapor and Mr. Chng Jit Koon, MP for Tlong Bahru. At Thomson, Judging also took place in competitions for the cleanest market stall, hawker's stall, shop and home. Commandments At Tlong Bahru, Mr. Chng led his team
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      739 19 BelL.First in the air 2-12 TWIN Bell makes more helicopters than anyone personal vehicle for numerous corporate else in the world. And Bell alone offers officers, police-vehicle, off-shore oil rig tßjjiiiaas*.* jWJWWiIUaI Wi»l Hi I I B|i a full line of models to perform the most worker, helicab and the
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      267 19 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. There s nothing In on* 1 Mskes one c«r trip round «we«rlng by a horw! (7). Imke retreat In Italy (8). 8. Three members have a spell I. Overact, lose neaxt. collapse. near that place (10). &V&SS fo^reliluon.? (8). tt 'm? M 10. Sounds like
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    Don't blame the Govt: Dr. Goh
    1160 20 INTELLECTUAL STERILITY IN SPORE SINGAPORE, Sunday gLAM 1 N (i the (iovernment for the "depressing climate oi intellectual sterility" in Singapore including intellectual timidity in the university is just a facile solu tion. Defence Minister Dr. (ioh Keng Swee said tonight. "There are some
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    'Battle' of guns and bows
    162 20 CINGAPORE. Sun. The modern pistol and the ancient bow and arrow were out to prove a point today that each is as accurate as the other. And in the 90-minute contest the first in Singapore—the Mount Vernon range reverberated with the impact of gunshots and
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    Man's alertness helps police
    143 20 SINGAPORE. Sun. Dockyard worker Abdullah bin Abdul Wahid had to take a bus for the last seven days because his motorcycle was stolen near his Taman Jurong flat. This morning he noticed a familiar-looking motorcycle as he was standing at a bus stop. The licence plate
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      138 20 cR m So Further p §B reductions in g every department g (J^-N Ufujl Prlet Sale Prlc« NOW >*C^ (Z/^\ Swlsi Embroldtry 52" >18.00; $I^.oo 910.00 Q^*-\ Prmttd Cotton 44" 3.50 2.80 2.00 C~^~^ C^i Evening Dr«ss MittrHl 44" 6.50 4.00 3.50 O>S C— s F«ncy Ljces 44" 17.00 12.50
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      Bullock cart or the modern bus?
      613 21 CANNOT follow the I lorlc behind the proposal of "We Pay the Piper" (S.T.. Oct. 23) to allow a member to pay his union dues to his treasurer when the check-off system is introduced to his union. It 1r like someone who. given the
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      40 21 I WONDER why there la no bus shelter outside the Kwong Wai Sul Free Hospital in Serangoon Road. Can the Government please do something for the convenience of the residents there. J. C. Singapore 12.
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      152 21 yv the morning of y Oct. 20, at About 8.30 a.m., I waited for STC bus No. 12 along MacPherson Road. I waited and waited, exasperated by the fact that I would ne late for work. At 9.15 a.m. not one bus. not two
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      128 21 r\Y KOH VAT will operate a service from Kirn Keat Avenue to Anson Road via Woodsville Road. Bukit Panjang and Commonwealth Avenue. I wonder if it would be possible for this company to channel a route to the city via Princess Elizabeth Walk and Collyer Quay from Kirn Keat Avenue
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      103 21 rE number of pirate taxis in Singapore ia fast decreasing Bat, Bus the public transport system improved in the meantime? No! It still takes me a full hour to go by bus from Jalan Batu to Hotel Malaysia in Tanglin. I start from my flat at 7.30 a.m. Waiting at
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      172 21 I REFER to the letter by "Concerned" (S.T. Oct. 21). This Ministry has already explained on a number of occasions why it was necessary to enlist graduates in the initial build-up of the Republic's defence system and from the results obtained in the oast few years, this decision
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      107 21 I. W. URQUHART <8. T. Oct. 3> observed that on Sept. 30. TV Singapore screened 16 commercials In a period of slightly over 30 minutes on Channel 8. The screening-time for both commercials and public announcements over TV Singapore does not exceed 12 minutes In the hour. The Incident In
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      63 21 I REFER to the letter by "Still waiting" <S.T. Oct. 19 concerning his income tax clearance. Normally tax clearances take only a short time. Perhaps "Still waiting" would be kind enough to give me his full name and Income Tax file reference number so as to enable me to make
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      114 21 I REFER to a letter by "Healthy" <B.T. Oct. 7). The Public Health Division requires all developers to provide temporary toilet facilities at worksites for the use by workers as considered necessary under the Environmental Public Health Act. 1968. This requirement Us stipulated wnen building plans are submitted for approval
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      94 21 /REFER to the letter by Unhappy Citizen headed "Peon Look" (8.T.. Bept. 16>. Whether the present darn grey drill trousers and light grey poplin .shirty are outdated or have a "peon look" Is a matter of opinion. Whatever the case. Unhappy Citizen will be pleaned to know that the question
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      144 21 THE concession paaaea for boa travel, which are distributed to every school atudent. are supposed to reduce the price of their boa farea daily. Imagine my surprise then. when, on a Sunday. I got into a Tay Koh Vat bus and on showing my
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      151 21 Call on dog owners to carry shovels MUCH hu been written regarding "air pollution." "keep the city clean." "noise prevention." but it seems that dog owners, by paying an annual licence fee. are exempted from most of these rules and laws. As already pointed out iS.T.. Oct. 20i the noise
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    166 21 Hazards of buying fish at this market I WOULD like to draw thajS^H attention of the relevanCMM authority responsible focT*r > the upkeep of the Clyde Terrace Market in Beach Road towards the deplorable condition of the sec- -V,< tion selling nsh. which nu two entrances leading toy-, the' fowl
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      892 22  - Memories of Asia foreign correspondent ALLI NGTON KENNARD By AN EYE FOR THE DRAGON: South east Asia observed, 19 54-197 0. By Dennis Bloodworth. (Seeker and Warburg 555). PERTAIN Chinese artists, Dennis Bloodworth reminds us, used to put the eyes in last when they painted a dragon, for the eyes
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      149 22 Never a dull moment with Henry •SIR G E O N HENRY'S- TRIFLES edited by Pat Hayward (Chatto and Windus 455) mJRGEON Henry was a trapjawed army sawbones who served in th« Peninsula under Wellington, in India and Nepal, at St. Helena, and in Canada during the FrenchCanadian revolts of
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      225 22  - Picturesque book on Australian seashores DAVID SZE By A U 8 T KALIAN SEASHORES IN COLOUR. By Keith Gillett and John Yaldwyn. (Tuttle, Tokyo). WITH the massive use of colour photography. Oillett and Yaldwyn complement William Dakin's classic book on Australian seashores, a work to which they contributed as naturalists
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      DARLING OF THE SMART SET
      388 22 By GEORGE MELLV AS YOU VVI Xl by Douglas Byng (Duckworth 355) AM NOT a writer" 1 explains Douglas Byng towards the end of his book, "and haven't, like many, had a ghost writer to help me." I believe him on both counts and rejoice
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      709 25 a.. "RAJULA" "STATE OF MADRAS" ■ssßrlnn January. June 1971 from Singapore Unberthed and Bunked bookIngs for the period January/ June 1971 for the above yes- i aels will be opened as irom 9th November 1970 and the following rules are to be adhered to:— 1) All applications should be made
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      90 25 CORRECTION NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES FLOTTA I 4.1 ko LINES The name of the ship advertised in the Straits Times en 24 10 70 should read aa: mi. CALLAOTJOHTER VOY. S/70 AGENT WANTED IMPORT— EXPORT CANADIAN EXPORT HOUSE IS LOOKING FOR AN AGGRESSIVE AND DYNAMIC MALAYAN BASED COMPANY TO ACT AS
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      981 25 jH.EinpfT?T[f|rlßf^ YOUR ADS. rjCZpT" I■ I ■■Btwa-,tam.V.«t» .1 T>IITiH i 11 k I .Tl THROUGH OUR C.A.T.S. ImtZum^ ACKNOftIEOCEMFim, aNNiVHSMICS, ARNQVNCCMENTS. BIRTHS. CIUI ACTIVITIES. CONDOLENCES, DEATHS ENCASEMENTS ■['■IJx'CI fUNIUU, MttTIN.S. IN MtMORIAM. MMBIACES. MISSING. KISONAL. r r\C. RUUItMS 1 REUNIONS. PHONE SPORE ***** 1 I 9 •»te: Mititna fsf 21
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      885 25 SBVIRAL YOUNQ MEN ot good education aged 23-SO wanted aa s«ies Rapreaentatrve* for Kaiamuoo Accounting and Business Systems Excellent prospects for Singapore or Malaysian citizens in fast expanding markets. Apply wltb paasport sire photograph i non-returnable i to A-14 Maritime Building, ftingaporc-1 ot MS Jslan Bandar. Kuala Lumpur. n ust
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      905 25 WANTID LADY ASBIBTANT must be. prepared to travel. Knowledge of driving essential. Apply stating aice and qualification with recent photograph eacaoaad (non-returnable) to I Box A 372 BT. Malacca. I WANTIO EXPERIENCED Electrical < Counter Salesman. Knowledge of K.ngiMn Chinese Singapore Citizen. Driving Licence aa advantage, fttste aa'ary required. Apply
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      875 25 WANTIO QUALIFIED RUBBIR Manufacturing Chemist, full particulars required Apply Box ASO7O 8.T.. K.U IS BALIS YOUB CAREER. Do you thtnk you can sell* Him you tried Mt O've yourself a chano and we will train you to earn an average Income of S*oo s month or more at our expense
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      958 25 SIMIDITACHIO BUNGALOW new 1 2 *tor*» .oof garden eeaslde Katoog Beavievk Palace Immediate occupation STOU/. pra Tal. (S'pore i WW4 «4J1»6 I FOUR BIDROOMS Detached Bunga Mm. AircondltMaed Unfurnished SSOO Furnished SVSO Off 6th rnl.e Utinearn Road. Telephone *****&. OIST. 10 FURNISHED ILIVATIO 3-storet semi-de'acneo nouee 4 rooms airconditiooed Kentai
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      804 26 CANS FOR RIMT. Pleass contact Hincapor* Car Rentals. Tel: pore) Tours and Excursions NAM M 0 TRAVIL SIKVICS Ltd.. Malaya Ber»n Days SJIO.V- (sirconditioned room). Departure every Sunday. Monday. CHignlands Four Days BS6A/-. every Thursday. Banskok ChlengmaJ Fifteen Days BSS6O/-. 21/11/70. 1/12/ TO. 12/12/70. Honrfton* Taiwan 12/10 Day* MI.2M/-. 111.326/-.
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      1033 26 REFRIOERATORS ranging from two door 26 en. ft. frost free automatic Icecubemaker to leu.ft. fo.- Cocktail Bar Hotpolnt. 0.E.. Westinshouse. Philips. Leonard and U.F..C. avallablt at Marden Oenersl Services Ltd.. 82. Orchard Road or Mb. Thomson Road, s pore. Tel: 3618.V3 *****7. VIRVONI KNOWS BY NOW that we are specialists
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      943 26 MAISON Dl KILLITAN Rsaltb Balon for Ladlee Oents. Queen's Betel. 24 Mount Ellxabeth. Mstsags/Ssunabath and Weight Reducing Treatments by Qualified Masseuses, leiephone Spore) STtBM. SALON CATALINA (Air Conditioned i welcome Ladies Gentlemen. .11 8 A River Valley Road (opposite KUllney Road) Singapore *****8. Miscellaneous MAKI FRIENDS STRAIGHTAWAY through F P.B.
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      1764 26 NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVTN that the partnership heretofore: submitting between us the underI signea LAO KEE YAM and CHEONO HOON CHONO carryms; on business as Importers, Exporters and General Sale of engineering i products at No. 233-B, Contonment 1 Road Singapore 2, under the style
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  • TIMES SPORTS
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      Fleet Arm wins in close finish
      2123 27  -  EPSOM JEEP By THE formidable Fleet Arm P.K. Leong partnership recorded their ninth success when winning Race 4 at Ipoh yesterday. Fleet Arm led from the start and battled on strongly to beat Megri Express by a neck in a thrilling finish. Tanrlin Heights
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      Peter Law wins shoot title
      284 28 PETER LAW ot Armed Forces yesterday won the Singapore Shooting Association's Open championship for the Fung Lok Nam Trophy when he scored a total of 404 points for the Service and Target Rifle events at Bukit Timah. Law carded 129 points for Service Rifle and
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      New date
      26 28 SIMiAPOKK Badminton Association's Inter commercial houses badminton championship has been postponed from Nov. 3 to Nov. 4 at Oulllemard Road. Thirteen tcarr.'. will participate.
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      Tong Keng rally beats rivals
      193 28 A LATE rally earned Tong Keng "A" a 60-45 win over Mountbatten CC and the Group "D" title in the Chye Hin Cup basketball tournament at the Peoples Association last night. Tong Keng, who won all their matcnes. surprisingly trailed throughout the first half. Mountbatten
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      Selectors take 20 mins to pick team
      250 28 Selectors take 20 mins to pick team 'TWERE were no surprises in Malaysia's 18-man hockey team named for the Asian Games yesterday. The five selectors, headed by Justice Raja Azlan Shah, took only 20 minutes to pick ihem, reports MAURICE KHOO. After the two-day final (rials, which ended in Kuala
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      Double triumph by SICC golfers
      323 28  - Double triumph by SICC golfers E. FRIDA By SINGAPORE Island Country Club proved too strong: for their rivals from Kuala Lumpur, Royal Selangor Golf Club, in regaining both the trophies for men and women in the tour-ball golf match at Bukit Course yesterday. SICC took their overnight lead of 22j
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      DANISH CHAMP IS BEATEN
      744 28 (10) bt J.W. Simpson .7) and Benny Lou (8>; I.J Holloway «7 1 and XC Ollson .7i bi N. Thygesen lS| and T.M.L. Lee i ,"i i W.A Edwards <7> and R. Clayton (7) lost to G. Ellis (1) and DM. Bcott <7>; Richard Ong <9)
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      S'pore to enter Asian meet
      183 28 CINGAPORE Tae Kwon Do Association selectors will meet soon to pick the team for the second Asian Tae Kwon Do championships at Kuala Lumpur in January next year. Mr. Roger Wee. STKDA r— secretary, said last night "We have Just received Malaysia's invitation to take
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      President's prize to Brown
      74 28 President's prize to Brown lIMMY BROWN beat a field of 80 golfers to win the Keppel Club's President Prize with a nett 61 at Buklt Chermin yesterday. Lee Shu Poh finished runner-up with a nett 65. The first nine ballsweep in the "A" division went to Sonny Yeo tnett 31
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      Tae-kwon Do classes
      42 28 HINGAPORE Tae-Kwon Do Association will organise classes for beginners on Monday. Wednesday and Friday at the association's main gymnasium at Oay World stadium All applications must be sent to: Singapore Tae-Kwon Do Association. Gay World. Oeylang Road. Singapore 14.
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      'Tops' vote for Foresters
      301 28 FAVOURITES Burnley I United survived an i early shock before beating newcomers Foresters 4-1 in the Football Association of Singapore's Youth Soccer Tournament at Farrer Park yesterday, reports GODFREY ROBERT. But it was Foresters, a young team from Tanglin. who won the crowd's cheers for their
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      Lock icon Saraceno by a head
      95 29 r\ONCASTER. Sun Oraham Sexton rode 15-2 chance Saraceno to victory by a head in the 15,820 Manchester Handicap over lOf the last major event of the English Flat racing season here yesterday. Saraceno earned £3.966 for winning owner Mr. C. Oltiham when he finished a head
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      Fijians win
      26 29 LONDON. Hun. The touring FIJI rugby team beat the Barbarians 29-a) at Oosforth yesterday. Lancashire beat a Prance "B" side by 18-6 at Waterloo.
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      Hundred fans in jail as Derek, 16, nets winner
      438 29 LONDON, Sun. Derek Johnstone, a 16-year-old centreforward, yesterday scored the jfoal that save Glasgow Rangers a 1-0 victory and the League Cup over arch rivals Celtic in a match that ended with 100 of the 106,000 fans in jail and about
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      155 29 CHRISTOS PAPAMCOLAOU. 28, of OIMM (above), the first pole vaulter to break the 18-foot harrier when hr soared 18ft IP, at Athen* on Saturday. 1 h. town of Tdkalla, Central Greece, where hr tin born, announced it would erect hi* statue in one of the main
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      Favourites
      28 29 LEEDS. Sun. Great Britain became firm favourite* to win the World Rugby League Cup when they beat defending champions Australia 11-4 In a scrappy match hue yesterday.
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      1041 29 Division One P W D LFAPti XKis 14 9 4 1 22 9 22 Vr.senal 14 8 4 2 30 14 20 rotienham 14 7 5 2 22 10 19 Crystal 14 7 4 3 16 10 18 ;nelsM» 14 6 8 3 30 16 18 Knhrs 14
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      Brabham confirms: 'Someone jumped the gun'
      411 29 MEXICO CITY. Sun. Australian Jack Brabham, three times world champion, confirmed he would retire from Formula One motor racing after today's Mexican Grand Prix. Brabham said he was "very unhappy" that the news of his retirement had been reported already. "It looks like someone
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      Causby hits first shield century
      232 29 A DELAIDE, Sun. -South Australian John Causby scored the first century of the Sheffield Shield cricket season with a chanceless 115 against Western Australia here today. Cau.sby helped South Australia declare 432-8 to take a flrst Innings lead of 154 on the third day of
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      Santana beats Laver
      50 29 BARCELONA. Sun. Spaniard Manuel Santana vxlav won Spain* first Open tennis champlonxhtp here when he beat Australia* Rod I.avrr. the World No. 1. In three <etx In th# final. In one of the finest performance* of hla career. Santana beat the Australian ace 6-4. 8-3. 8-4 lUutar.
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      Player gets his record sixth
      330 29 MELBOURNE, Sun South Afri- can Gary Player won the Australian Open golf championship for a record sixth time here today. His two-over-par 74 in today's final round gave him an eight-under-par aggregate of 280 three strokes ahead of Australia's Bruce Devlin Devlin finished with a
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      827 27 NOTICE im nt Aids Sdn. Bhd. wish to advise that Mr. W. H. (Bill) Chalker is now on leave prior to his retirement from the company on <Jth November, 1970. The new Manager is Mr. Tern- Morrow and in the near future we shall be contacting all our friends and
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      855 27 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPUK IN H4NKRI T'l I V NO. 3N OF Be: Ho shi« HI alia* Francis Fxpartr: Won* Kuan Heeag (f) NOTICE In the Matter of a Bankruptcy Notice tiled on the 7th day of September. 1870 To: Ho Shiu HI alias Francis,
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      70 28 W THE "TKjiVG'S HOTEL I I^^^** I I**1 1^ air conditioned rooms, I all wall to wall carpeted ftr4rij^ij^*^B JL I^^^4smß Wlth radl and piped in music I I TJie G 8 Coffee House I with either snacßs or sumptuous meals, M served by charming Singapore waitresses and prepared by
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      19 28 TOW YOUR °NEW DUNLOPILLO c7WATTRESS qS GU^R^NTEED 10YEARS f*< tropicaljl D> Dunlopillo y^ to., know you cm tnift DwOot)
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      33 28 BASKETBALL Chye Hln Cup: Thonß Kene v Yk> Chu Kang; Mazda v Way Keng i Peoples' Association 7.30 pm.i HOCKEY SHA Under-23 .•eml-dnale Armed Forc«a v School* -A* (Sanutfoon Road); Untantty Sembawang Ship-
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      30 28 yard i ßuklt Tlmahi both matches at S p.m. VARSITY GAMES Softball Polytechnic TTC < Buklt Tlmah 4. 50 n m.i RUGGER Friendly Blacks Y*Bt. Johns School (Dover Road TJo pa.).
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    How to earn cash: Do-remi way
    403 30  - How to earn cash: Do-re-mi way R. CHANDRAN: By Singapore, Sunday TIIK Minister of State for EduC;ilion, Dr. Lee Oikiw Meng, today gave a tip on how to make big money the Do-Re-Mi way.' The crux of his plan Build up a con-cert-going purjlic by teaching music to Singapore's big
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    S'pore may send youth orchestras abroad
    129 30 SINGAPORE. Sun. Singapore hopes to •end two youth orchestras to Switzerland next year, the Permanent Secretary and Director of I duration Mr. Kuan Sai Keong. said today. Mr. Kuan, who is aNo president of th«- Young .Musicians' Society, said: "We are investigating the possibility
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    Indon Minister opens S'pore-built factory
    254 30 PROFESSOR Dr. H. Thojib Hadiwidjaja, Indonesia's Minister for Agriculture cutting the ribbon at the official opening of Waringin Kentjana's S€ million crumb rubber processing factory at Palembang. Sumatra yesterday. He arrived at the 24 acre factory accompanied by a team of officials including the Indonesian
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    Lock icon GOLDA HAS NARROW ESCAPE
    168 30 TEL AVIV. Sun. THE plane which flew Mrs. Golda Meir to the United States on Oct. 18 narrowly escaped collision with an Israeli air force transport plane over Tel Aviv. m pilots said today. "Miraculously, a crash of six aircraft was avoided, not by any skill
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    Youth hurt, two detained in 20-man armed gang clash
    153 30 Youth hurt, two detained in 20-man armed gang clash SINGAPORE, Sunday. A YOUTH was seriously injured in a clash involving about 20 armed youths outside a coffee shop in Orchard Road tonight. Two youths have been detained for questioning in connection with the fight. The fight which started at about
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    Lock icon Hijacked Reds return home
    35 30 MOSCOW. Sun. The two wounded Russian crewmen who stayed behind in Trabzon hospital after their airliner was hijacked to Turkey nine day* aeo returned here yesterday, Soviet newspapers reported today Renter.
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    $13,000 stolen from lecturer's home
    80 30 $13,000 stolen from lecturer's home SINGAPORE. Sun— A thief broke into me Cairnhll! Road home of a senior university I lecturer early yesterday and stole valuables worth over $13,000 Police said Dr. Chew Beng Ke ii 7 s wile found a barebodied man in khaki shorts near the room door.
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    DEATHS
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