The Straits Times, 29 October 1970

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The 'Nrtjhiiiil The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1970. 15 CENTS KD.N. 4517 M.C. (P) No. 1507
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    Reprieve for the Gurkhas
    680 1 Reprieve for the Gurkhas British forces committed to S-E Asian defence LONDON. Wednesday BRITISH land, sea and air forces to be committed to South-east Asian defence and a reprieve for the Gurkha brigade were announced today. In a defence White Paper the new (Conservative Government said it was planned to
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    Thai Reds plan to set up a new 'Yenan'
    140 1 Thai Reds plan to set up a new 'Yenan' BANGKOK. Wed. Commuiii.st guerillas are trying to set up a "liberated area" in Thailand like the Chinese communists did at Yenan before they came into power in China. Interior Minister Gen. Praphas Charusathien said today. Gen. Praphas said the Government forces
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    Lock icon Thieves with shotguns greet party guests
    276 1 Thieves with shotguns greet party guests- ATLANTA. Wed.-A team of thieves systematically robbed dozens of affluent boxing fans at a party last night following Casslus Clay's bout with Jerry Quarry here on Monday. According to police accounts, the well organised band of about six or eight men used sawed -off
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    Lock icon Israeli alert
    69 1 TEL AVIV. Wed Israels armed forces chief, Lieut. General Halm Bar-Lev told his armoured corps today to be on constant alert "In case the Egyptians decide to resume fire" on the Suez Canal. "In case of war. you will be the ones to break the force of the
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    Lock icon Sex book for freshmen
    50 1 BRUSSELS Weu.-nie DlgK«st Roman Catholic university in the world Is now distributing to its freshn.en a booklet on sex complete with birth control advice It was written by a group of professors, priests and students of Loinaln University, whose total student population Is nearIng 30.000— AP
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    Lock icon Retired general detained
    35 1 SANTIAGO. Wed. Retired Oen. Roberto Vlaux was detained today, together with his brother-in-law, retired Col Raul Igualt. (or questioning In the assassination of Chile's army chief. Oen Rene Schneider, police said.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'No' to Ojukwu
    28 1 BERNE. Wed The Bwlss Govern men t announced today It had rejected a request from former Blafran leader Odunstwu Ojukwu for asylum In Switzerland Reuter.
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    Good lord, m'lord!
    57 1 LONDON. Wed. la the High Court today a lawyer told the judge that a 25-year-old man is claiming damage* in a bulldozer accident because it had affected his sex life. Judge: Is he married?" Lawyer: •♦No." Judge: "Well. 1 can't see how It affects his sex life.'
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    Jet Queen Lovie
    126 1 SINGAPORE, Wed. This time it's more than just a lovely, happy feeling it's more than a dream it's a metaphor come true! Lovely Lovie Gaye (above) crowned "MSA Jet Queen" tonight will soon find that happiness means literally "in the clouds." She'll soon be off on one
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    let more skilled expats in' call to Govt
    572 1 SINGAPORE. Wednesday 'pHK Singapore International Chamber of (,'ommme today urged the Government to relax immigration controls on skilled expatriates. SICC chairman, Mr. S.F.T.B. Lever, said soma of the chamber's members were still experiencing "difficulties and delays in bringing in trained men (iking
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    A HAPPY DEEPAVALI SAYS DR. GOH
    67 1 A HAPPY DEEPAVALI SAYS DR. GOH SINGAPORE. Wed. Acting Prime Minister and Defence Minister Dr Goh Keng Swee. today wished all Hindus in Singapore a happy Deepavali In a message, he said: "Like all festivals observed in Singapore. Deepavali. too. has Its religious origins and emphasises the fundamental basis of
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    Lock icon 30-car pile-up
    23 1 LODI ilulyi. Wed— A naming 30-car pile-up on Italy's Autostrada < super-highway > today killed richt people Injured more than 20 others. UPI
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    Lock icon LABOUR MPs HIT DEFENCE PLANS
    112 1 LABOUR MPs HIT DEFENCE PLANS LONDON. Wed.— Two former Labour Ministers today attacked thr (■mnnmrnt drfencr plans in thr llmi-r nf Commons Mr. (leorgr Thomson described thr ruling party's Kast-uf-Suex proposal* as "dangerous window-drem-ing accepting implied commitment* without either th« capacity or thr manpower." And Mr. Deni* Healey told Lord
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    Lock icon NEW JORDAN GOVT
    24 1 NEW JORDAN GOVT AMMAN. Wrd. Veteran politician Wasfi Trll tonight formed a new lfi-man goTernmrnt the third government in Jordan In six week*. AP.
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    Lock icon KIDNAP THREAT
    38 1 ST. JOHNS I Newfound land). Wed.— A letter «unrd hv thr FLQ wylnt You rr nest" waa received by th# office Pre«*er Jow Smalt wood several day, afo. the Rotil Canadian Mounted Folk* Mil today.— AP.
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    GOH TO BE QUERIED ON ARMY ACCIDENTS
    71 2 CIMGAPORE, Wed. The Minister for Defence, Dr. Ooh Keng Swee. will be asked about accidents involving Singapore Armed Forres vehicles when Parliament sits on Wednesday. The MP for Katong. Mr. J. F. Concelcao, wants to know how many of the acr-irlpnts resulted in
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    'Stay away from those parties' warning No. 2
    199 2  -  statutory board has warned its senior officers to stay i\\; ;;v from lavish parties given l>> business firms. Like the Port Authority, the Public Utilities Board has found that parties were being sponsored at posh nightclubs by businessmen or firms having This
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    Malays: 'Gap widening'
    476 2  -  R. CHANDRAN: By Singapore. Wad. rE nap between the Malay community and the others in Singapore "was bound to get wider" because of the fast pace of industrialisation and modernisation in the Republic. A Malay leader. Inche Zainal Abldln Kassim. who said this tonight, added that adherence
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    New road
    29 2 SINOAPORE, Wed. The Minister for Communications. Mr Yong Nyuk Lin. will witness the road-opening ceremony at Jtain H»Ru. off Changl Rnad. m.v en Friday at 8 p.m.
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    Lock icon LEE VISITS NEW YORK CITY POLICE HQ
    89 2 LEE VISITS NEW YORK CITY POLICE HQ NKW YORK. Wed. Mr. l.rr Kuan Yew paid a courtesy visit yesterday to New York City Police Commissioner Patrick V. Murphy at police headquarters. Police officials r«nt>rtrd that the Primp Minister was taken on a tour of th- is $2 million communications centre
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    Oil surveys big pollution threat to S'pore, says Nixon's adviser
    218 2 Oil surveys big pollution threat to S'pore, says Nixon's adviser CINGAPORE, Wed. Pollution of the surrounding waters as a result of offshore oil explorations and spill? from tankers is "the most urgent" environmental problem here, according to American pollution expert. Dr. Gordon McDon aid. Dr. McDonald, who ;s one of
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    Jail and rotan for robbery
    54 2 SINGAPORE. Wfd L*»ourer Jamarl Saul. 31. was .v--t»nred to Dire* years and fix strokes of the rot»n today for his part tn an armed robbery In Barker Road on Sept JO. The nidge railed fnr a reformative training centre report on his arrrmphre. Mortajnb YMln,
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    Lock icon PLEA BY ISMAIL TO U.S. BUSINESS: INVEST IN MALAYSIA
    355 3 NEW YORK, Wed. DEPUTY Malavsian Prime .Minister Tun Dr. Ismail yesterday extended a warm appeal to American industrialists to invest in Malaysia. He told a luncheon meeting of the Far EastAmerican Council here that bis Government has been making concerted efforts
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    'High time for women to be jurors' Kaum lbu plea
    267 3 'High time for women to be jurors' Kaum lbu plea I£UALA LUMPUR. Wed. Thi> Umno Kaum lbu ha.s urged the G< vernment to amend th»- laws to enable women to become jurors. This was decided at its (tot central executive committee meeting here today .since the band on politics was
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    Traders plead guilty to rice smuggling
    75 3 Traders plead guilty to rice smuggling KANUAR. Wed iuo miMnesMnra. Lim Ah Chrok and lull Sian Yong. pleaded guilty yesterday to attempting to smuggle rice from Thailand last Saturday. Lim. wlio admitted carrying wen gunny Rack* of rice valued at $346.20 with intent to evadeu Customs dyty was fined $3,462
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    FEFC plan may not hit timber trade
    335 3 FEFC plan may not hit timber trade KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday yHE Timber export industry here and in Singapore may be given "special consideration"' in the new freight increase plan to be carried out by the Far Eastern Freight Conference. The FEFC announced last week that freight rates on all commodities
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    Hamdan: Old ideas on education still prevalent
    121 3 TANJONG MAI.IM. Wed. Old ideas and attitudes are still prevalent among some teachers, parents and educationists, the Director-General of Education. Haji Hamdan bin Sheikh T.iliir. said here tonight. I'lum- had caused considerable hindrance for the successful implementation of the modern education system. he
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    Liquor stolen
    24 3 TELIK ANSON. Wed Thieves, broke into a chop in Jalan Batuk Rabi' here early this morning and stole $1,200 worth of liquor.
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    AIM HIGH, RURAL FOLK URGED
    126 3 MALACCA. Wed. The I Chief Minister Dato Hajl Tallb Karim. today urged rural people to use their land for planting crops which will fetch them a bigger income. "If you are not lazy you shculd be able to raise your standard of living with the
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    Variety show
    32 4 BINOAPORE. Wed. Toa Paych Community Centre's iiianagemeni committee Is onjajilsing a variety show at the National Theatre on Saturday r.nd Sunday to raise funds tor it* sports xnd social' programme.
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    Four years for gunman freed on death charge
    353 4 ()Nd Ktang Kek, 2'X who walked free from the Supremo Court last week alter sue-i-esstully appealing against the death sentence on ;i murder charge, was jailed for four years today lor unlawfully having an automatic pistol and ammunition. He was sentenced to
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    $3,000 fine for man with illicit caustic soda
    106 4 $3,000 fine for man with illicit caustic soda CINGAPORE. Wed Ng k Eng Sia, 41. was fined $3,000 today for having 3.700-lb of illicit caustic soda near a swamp off Nee Tiew Road on Aug. 11. Inch? Ahmad Fazclah. senior Customs efficer. .«aid he was with a party of Customs
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    Robbery charge
    61 4 SINGAPORE. Wed Bon Shrun Ping. 20. was charted today «'Uh robbing Tori Oiok Honß of »17 »nd a SIS watch at ih* Junclon of dementi Road and BuWil Tlmah Circus yesterday The charge alao alleged that Bon wa* with two other mm and uas armed '.nth a knife
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    Farewell call on flying school by Sir Neil
    135 4 CINGAPORE. Wed. The Far East Air Force Commander. Air Marshal Sir Neil Wheeler, will pay a farewell call on the Singapore Armed Forces Flying Training School at Tengah I on Friday. Sir Neil and Lady Wheeler who leave Singapore for Britain on
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    Ship's officer jailed
    60 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Chief Officer Nicolas Nurlette, of •3 the mv Berakll. was jailed for six months today for having 4',j-lt>. of gan)a worth $163 on board his ship yesterday. Customs Senior Supt. Chew Bah Tee said customs officers found the ganja under a coil of rope when
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    STUDENT ACCEPTS NTUC STUDY —OFFER—
    149 4 STUDENT ACCEPTS NTUC STUDY —OFFER— SINGAPORE. Wed.—Lnlversity of Singapore's Democratic Socialist Club said today it would accept the NTlC's offer of a yrr.r's sabbatical to study trade unionism at I Its office in Shenton Way. lln a letter to the Straits I Times today, the club's president. Mr. Loo Choon
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    Hindustani film
    39 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The YMCA ycung adults' group will screen a Hindustani film "Kaise Kahoon" at the Galaxy Cinema on Nov 1 at 8.3n a.m. in kid of Ita programme expanalon fund. Tickets are at $1 and S2
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    Coroner told of mystery death fall of boy
    135 4 Coroner told of mystery death fall of boy CINGAPORE. Wed.— 3 Schoolboy Abdul Halim bin Rahim. 14, fell to his death from the seventh floor of a block of flats in Bendemeer Road on Oct. 18 Abdul, a coroner's court heard today, was earlier with two other boys playing on
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    Minister leaves
    31 4 SINGAPORE. W«d. The Education »nd Health Minister of M«dra.*. Mr VR Neduncherhlym. few home today after n two-da y visit, during which he had talks with local education officials
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    CORONER TOLD OF NIGHT MAN WAS FATALLY STABBED
    159 5 CORONER TOLD OF NIGHT MAN WAS FATALLY STABBED SINGAPORE, Wed Part-time bar waiter Ler Sai Choo, 21, told a coroner today of the night a customer, who always sat at Table 7, was fatally stabbed during a brawl. Kok Ah Kiew. an unemployed 27-year-old, died In Outram Hospital two hours
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    Pep pills fine
    39 5 SINGAPORE. Wed —Ho Kwal Cheoiiß. 42. proprietor of a medical shop In North Buona Vista Roaci which i.s not llr««ised to have dangerous drues. was fined $500 today (or having nine tubes of "pep pills" yesterday.
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    IKEBANA EXPERT GIVES CHARITIES A BOOST
    129 5 IKEBANA EXPERT GIVES CHARITIES A BOOST SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore's charitable organisations may not know her, but London Ikebana expert, Mrs. Stella Coe, is giving their funds a boost. She will hand over admission charges paid by an audience of more than 100 people at the Hotel Equatorial whom she thrilled
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    Secondary schools curriculum review
    227 5 Secondary schools curriculum review SINGAPORE. Wednesday. A N overall review of the school curriculum now being conducted at primary level will later be extended to cover secondary schools. The Ministry of Education's Permanent Secretary, Mr. Kwan Sal Kneeing, said today that they were concentrating on the primary curriculum first. "It
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    Bargirl on murder charge: Trial on Monday
    120 5 Bargirl on murder charge: Trial on Monday SINGAPORE, Wed. The J trial of a bargirl and a man charged with murdering a Japanese engineer's wife early this year begins in the High Court on Monday. Won:: Wen Btu. 31. the bargirl, and 81m Wor Kum. 37. are alleged to havr
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    BP executive on visit here
    61 5 SINGAPORE. Wed— Mr PO. Cazalet. regional co-ordinator ot British Petroleum's Interests In Australasia and the Far East, flew in here yesterday for a four-day study tour of the company's local operations. He will hold talks with Mr. K W Waller. BP's managing director here, other
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    Caused death charge
    46 5 SINGAPORE. Wed— Lim Cho Hwee. 21. today denied causing the death of a woman. Koh Choo. 62. at Kirn Seng Road by a negligent act not amounting to culpable homicide on Sept. 9. Trial was fixed for Nov. 7 and ball was allowed.
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    Cultural Fund
    25 5 SINGAPORE. Wed._ Another $2,000 has been received by the National Theatre Trust for Its Cultural Fund launched yesterday bringing the total to $14,000.
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    Nine Red sightings report by NOC
    129 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The National Operations Council reported today that there were nine communist sightings during the latter half of this month. In «*a*""»»ent i«««|»>t af»»r l«« meeting here today, the NOC said that six of the Mchtincs were along thr Malaysia-Thai border and
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    HOB flat buyers told: No home swopping
    272 5 HOB flat buyers told: No home swopping SINGAPORE, Wednesday BUYERS of Housing and Development Board flats will no longer be allowed to exchange homes among them selves after balloting. The HDB is scrapping the scheme, in force since the ownership plan was launched in 1964. Instead, a list of flats
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    MP's query
    45 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The MP for Tiong Bahru. Mr. Ch'ng Jit Koon, will ask at the next sitting of Parliament on Nov. 4 how many families living In oneroom emergency flats in Kampong Tlon? Bahru estate have applied lor »rd been offered laiver accommodation.
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    Timber exports are up— thanks to quality control
    370 6 Timber exports are up— thanks to quality control KUALA LUMPUR Wed. Malaysia expects to sell 700.000 tons of sawn timber worth $150 million this year thanks to the strict quality control on the product. Malaysian timber ts enjoying a good share of the world timber market, the director-general of forestry.
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    Razak's Deepavali tribute to Indians, Ceylonese
    398 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday j JUN Abdul Razak today paid tribute to Malaysians of Indian and Ceylonese origin for their part in building a strong and prosperous Malaysia. In his Deepavßll message to all Malaysian Hindus at home and abroad, the Prime Minister said: •I
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      121 6 It takes a long a smoother The American Indians called it 'tobago'. P^^ When Columbus reached America, he found the Indians inhaling tsfcz Later, in 1499. Amerigo Vespucci visited an island off \T~lfP^^^tf^~~~- r >/^ Venezuela and discovered tobacco being chewed. V —^^S^^^^^s^W^^- s^^^ And it's said that Sir Walter
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    New batiks must suit modern fashion trend says designer
    196 7 New batiks must suit modern fashion trend says designer KUALA LUMPUR, Wed, MISS Chua Swee Chu feels that it is time the present batik designs are updated to suit today's fashion trends. The present design is "too traditional" and does not reflect the colours of the true Malaysian culture, said
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    353 7 Board to market fish to be set up soon J^ FISH marketing board to serve more than 74,000 fishermen in both East and West Malaysia will be set up within six weeks if recommendations for its establishment are approved by the Government. The main function of the board, being .set
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    Warrant for man who did not appear for juror choice
    219 7 Warrant for man who did not appear for juror choice JPOH. Wed. Mr. Justice Chanj today ordered warrants of arrest against two mm for failing to comply with an order to present them-.-el\es for selection as jurors. They are Inche Annuar bin Mohamed Kas-sim. a clerk In the Lands and
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    Lock icon Eye disease checks
    45 7 MALACCA. Wed. Three medical teams, two from the general hospital and one from the Municipal Health Department, are visiting schools In the town to check on new cases of conjunctivitis. A Health Department spokesman said, the outbreak was well under control.— Bernama
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    DAP party
    28 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The DAP will hold a ten party at the YMCA in Brickfield* here on Sunday. Serretaiv-Re-neral Mr. I.im" Kit Slang mill be present
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    Two hurt in gang clash over territory
    164 7 Two hurt in gang clash over territory LUALA LUMPUR, Wed —Two youths were slashed by 10 men armed with parangs and iron-rods in a gang clash here yesterday. The thugs left their uncmiscious and bleeding victims sprawled In a lane behind a toddy shop In Kampong Lolce Luen, off Jalan
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    Health awards for schools
    47 7 TEI.L'K ANSON. Wed. The iseknlah K<"han«saan In Tanjonic Bidara won the f.r't prize in the Lower Perak district school* health rompetltion The second and third prices were won taiv the Hua H.«u School in Bagan Datoh and the Sekolah Ke.bang.saan In Kampong Gajnh
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      152 7 time to make I 1 cigarette. You can't hurry tobacco. It likes lots of sun. mm And loose, sandy soil to ease its roots into. It has to be watched and cared for and given room to grow. F 1 Even with all this encouragement, each plant produces f^ I
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    MAN GIVEN MEDAL BUT NOT WELCOME IN COUNTRY
    311 8 MAN GIVEN MEDAL BUT NOT WELCOME IN COUNTRY From IGNATIUS STEPHEN OANDAR SERI BE U GAWAN. Wed. The former secretary to the Brunei Currency Board has been told that he will not be welcome any longer in Brunei. He is Mr. Minu Fosdar. who had been with the Brunei Government
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    WATER TANKS FOR RESIDENTS ON ISLANDS
    78 8 WATER TANKS FOR RESIDENTS ON ISLANDS SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Government is planning to build water tanks (or the residents of Pulau Selling and Pulau Semakau, informed sources said today. It is understood that detolls for a 250,000-gallon tank at Pulau Semakau and a M.OtO one at Pulau Seking are
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    World Bank Team in Sabah
    71 8 World Bank Team in Sabah KOTA KINABALU <Sabahi, Wed. A six-man World Bank team arrived here today to study agricultural and forestry projects on which the bank might help. IU leader. Mr. Paul Bedard. ToM reporters here that a report on what areas the World Bank might be able to
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    Private detective agencies to come under govt control
    151 8 PRIVATE detective agencies and commercial security organisations are to come under the control of the Government. This is to prevent them from being used by illegal organisations or secret societies In collecting pro- tection money. A statement. Issued here today by the
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    Court has erred, says counsel
    461 8 Court has erred, says counsel $207,000 TREASURY FRAUD APPEAL lAWYER Dato David Marshall submitted in kbe Ilitfh Court today there was no evidence to construe thai Chief Inspector T. M. Rajagopal had bought a $!>()<) diamond ring from the proceeds of the $1207,0) treasury fraud. The ring, which Rajagopal bought
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      105 8 »irk I*** Ms, rW«r 4*»~*# *^T"l I ®^> O'CK? \f LIZZ, KEEP MDUR OPINIONS WHAT'S TWE 7 WHKW!^ U^-^. [O«-o*f -O*i-\. I TWE SIGHT? tf YOU ITO YOURSELF!! I HAVE WORD FROM A OH, l'/V\ w J^^ B^B^^B^^^^ETT*^^ y^^F^^y^^ w&i SECTION i /v""^\^l t.AN I Lit Ahm~r Hw A§ €-w
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    After Tito —will it be rule by committee?
    1335 9 After Tito —will it be rule by committee? DAN MORGAN reports from Belgrade on Tito's attempt to find a system, instead of a man, to take his place. CAN there be Titoism without Tito? This is question number one for the future of this perenially changing communist country, whose social
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    PRODUCTION RISES IN INDIA— BUT SO DO THE PRICES
    613 9 PRODUCTION RISES IN INDIA— BUT SO DO THE PRICES By Sidney Schanberg ¥EW DELHI The 11 Indian housewife's trip to her market is becoming more' and more costly these days and more and more of a political issue. I'ne price of wheat flour, an Indian staple, has gone up one
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      389 9 SKINNY PEOPLE mk mWUf All-in-one Bl «A fei> W concentrated m m V H f ood S W j supplement HI MSm quickly gives mkm FA pounds and W fl^B «f^H inches of firm, m M U mm healthy flesh jBW 11 to thin /-^KvaW vim under-w eight M A^
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    Showing 'the ropes' to new guards at airport
    225 10 Showing 'the ropes' to new guards at airport CINGAPORE, W e d. The old and the new are standing guard side by side at Paya Lebar airport until the end of the month. The 100-strong force of the Department of Civil Aviation's airport police are teaching police from the regular
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    BIG HAUL OF DUTIABLE SMOKES IN SHIP
    108 10 BIG HAUL OF DUTIABLE SMOKES IN SHIP SINGAPORE. Wed.—Customs officers swooped on a Dutch freighter In the Inner Roads thin afternoon and recovered 169.400 dutiable cigarettes, one of the largest seizure* of Its kind this year. The Harlingen sailed In from an Indonesian port Just after 3 p.m. and officers
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    Operation Broomstick
    44 10 SINOAPORE. Wed— Mr. Tan Van Huan. chairman of the Buklt Ho Swee Citizen* 1 Consultative Committee, will launch "Operation Broomstick" at Beo Crescent on Sunday at 8 45 a.m. In conjunction with the Keep Singapore Clean and PollutionFree' campaign in the constituency
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    The way to promote tourism on a regional basis...
    410 10 The way to promote tourism on a regional basis... rT»HE tourist industry In 1 South-east Asia should first be organised on a national level by individual countries before being promoted on a regional basis. This advice was given by Inche Taib bin Mahmud. Malaysian Assistant Minister of Commerce and Industry,
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    Do-it-yourself motel at Changi seafront
    204 10 SINGAPORE, Wed. 0 "Casuarinas the hotel and eating place In Nicoll Drive, for years a favourite of RAF men and thejr wives from Changi —Is being converted into a six-room "do It yourself" hotel. Miss M.S. Elkington, the proprietor said today: 'This means that we
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    HOTEL DISCOTHEQUE MAY BECOME PRESS CLUB
    99 10 CINOAPORB. Wed— Ming 0 bourt Hotels discotheque, the Barbarella may become a Press club in time for the Commonwealth Heads of State Conference here In January. An Informed source said today: "The place could then serve as a meeting place where pressmen reporting the
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    Why S'pore can be talks centre
    429 10 Why S'pore can be talks centre CONFERENCE TOLD OF FIVE REASONS SINOAPORE. Wed. SINGAPORE can confidently aim at making itself a convention centre for she has all the factors necessary to ensure its success. And thi» development. Mr. Tang See Chlm, Minister of State (Finance) said today, would not benefit
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    SAF exercise
    27 10 SINGAPORE, Wed— The Singapore Armed Force* will ronduct military PKerrlae at ftento«a from 5 pm. tomorrow to 4 a.m. on Friday. Blanks will ba used.
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    Xmas bazaar
    21 10 SINGAPORE Wed —A Christmax bazaar will be held at th* American Ambassador > rwldenrr In Grhngp Road on Nov 3.
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    Four trapped as car hits tree
    119 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. Four men were trapped In their car when it slammed into a tree and landed on its side at Buklt Timah Road this morning. The driver Tan Kirn Hoe, 22, lost consciousness and was dragged out of the wreck by his companions
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    Brunei OCPD is injured in fall
    91 11 Brunei OCPD is injured in fall BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Wed.— Police Supt Chua Kong Leng. thp Brunei OCPD. broke his shoulder bone when he fell while chasing a thief who tried to break into his home here yesterday. The alarm iv raised when Mr. Chua's son spotted tht thief, who
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    SMA TO BEGIN PROGRAMME TO EDUCATE PUBLIC ON HEALTH
    308 11 Wed. The Singapore Medical Association will begin its programme to keep the public well -Informed on health matters from January next year. Topics to be covered In the first phase of 16 lectures will include the changing pattern of diseases in
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    Two S'poreans pass British . ad exams
    84 11 Two S'poreans pass British ad exams SINGAPORE. Wed— Two Singaporeans have been made members of the Advertising Association of the United Kingdom a coveted qualification in the local advertising industry. Mr' Rudolf H.C. Pliua. head of the Customer Service* of federal Publications Sdn. Bhd and Mr. Tan Khin Nguan. are*
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    Accident victims get $14,500 damages
    156 11 Wed. The k High Court today awarded $14,500 damages to an rlertrielan and a clerk who were knocked down by a car three years ago. Mr. Ho Ung Tuck, counsel for Wong Loke Hian. the electrician, and Lim Chong Cnuan. the clerk, said that his
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    TWO POLICEMEN DIE IN CAR-LORRY SMASH-UP
    91 11 AH >F{ STAR. Wed. Tun Malaysian policemen were killed and another seriously injured, in a iar lorry smash -up last night near Songkhla. a Thai border town about 72 miles from here. The dead were P.C. Lam hint. 36. and Special Branrh officer Cheah
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    3 'firsts' man is Deputy Mentri Besar
    169 11 3 'firsts' man is Deputy Mentri Besar BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Wed. The Sultan of Brnel has appointed the States topmost local legal man as Deputy Mentri Besar. He is Pehin Dato Isa brn Dato Ibrahim. 35. who was the first local Malay to qualify from a British university and was
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    Man discharged on rape charge
    48 11 BINOAPORE. W«S. Labourer Ong Yin Guan tentatively accused of raping a 13-year-old girl' was. discharged today at the end of a three-day preliminary Inquiry. The charge alleged be raped her at the back of a coffee shop In Tlwary Street on Aug.' 17.
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      375 11 watch ox hi bit ion 'Everyone knows the world looks to amazing selection now available here. Switzerland for the finest in watch- For one week under one roof you making. But perhaps you didn't know can see a|| tne sty es and the atest even the Swiss look on Singapore
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  • Thursday, October 29, 1970
    • Article
      TRADE WAR THREAT
      472 12 The trade war threatened by the protectionist legislation proposed in Washington presumably has not gone unnoticed, nor has the progress the British are making in their bid for membership of the European common market. But on the surface there is no sign in Singapore or Kuala Lumpur
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      MALAYSIA'S HORIZON
      292 12 A country's foreign policy is its own affair but evoking the desired response abroad depends on how well other countries understand and sympathise with the basic principles behind it Explanation becomes all the more necessary when there is a change of style or substance, as in the case
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      ONE STEP AHEAD
      225 12 Surveys for the Temenggor hydro-electric scheme in Perak have been completed and the signals are at green. Canada has offered $150 million aid to meet foreign exchange costs. The National Electricity Board has begun discussions with, a Canadian firm that will be entrusted with the design of
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      STILL NO SIGN OF SPORTS STADIUM
      377 12 ALL SPORTS maided citlaens of Faliang axe looking forward to better standards In sport, in Pahang. Athletes are crying out for a proper stadium to be built. The promise given three years ago that a stadium was to be built soon Is still fresh
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      Roads are 'shocking'
      94 12 AS a Kluanglte I understand that the Town Council Majlis Bandaran Kluang Is to build new offices. May I suggest that the same money be more creatively spent like macadamising Jalan Balau. The roads In Kluani? are simply shocking The stream* are polluted with dead pigs and
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      NEW CO-OPERATIVES POSE SOME PROBLEMS
      161 12 THE call by the Government for closer cooperation and liaison between the unions and the co-operative movement should be applauded. However, the Government must not only encourage such a move, but also ensure that the forming of new co-opera-tive societies does not clash with the
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    A decade away from disaster?
    985 12 A decade away from disaster? U THANT GIVES AN ALARMING VIEW OF THE FUTURE BUT WILL BIG POWERS TAKE HEED? JAMES RESTON high jghts the problems America and Russia will soon have to solve if the world is to avoid chaos and possible extinction THE most that can be hoped
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    HAZARDS TO HEALTH WHEN 'DIRTY JOB' MEN STRIKE
    433 12  -  RICHARD RESTON: BY LONDON NOW in the fourth week of a garbage strike, Britain's capital is learning how fragile the urban complex becomes when something goes wrong. The problem is not only the garbage, trash and other assorted rubbish stacked and strewn
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      47 12 Styltt cut to tha Uttst trand by our most exptriancad craftsman sinca 1934. Suit* complttely hand taiiortd stltchtd also Importtrs axporttrs of fmtit Gtnts ttxtilts thtrtby And for our customtri In a hurry, thtrts our aiprtss sarvica. 21, Chulla St., Singapore, 1. Tai: ***** Honf Kong (Branch)
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      341 12 1^ ■■■■■■■■a*. At Ihe Gcnghtt'Crilr rftheaMingCMßiJjst idglil hw^ kindly asked by my host to chooae the wines for dinnet.l The wine list contains what for me it Ihe finest German I wine of its type available. Steinbenjer Cabinet 1 966. The vineyard of Steinberg is in the fift heart of
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Lock icon Smith ready for talks with Heath
      162 13 Smith ready for talks with Heath SALISBURY, Wednesday. DRIME Minister lan Smith said today he was prepared to reopen talks with Britair on a settlement of the Rhodesian independence dispute. But Mr. Smith warned that he saw litth chance of resolving the five-year-old constitutional deadlock. •I still believe there is
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      Lock icon North Korean soldiers in Cambodia?
      89 13 SEOUL. Wed The South Korean Government instructed Its tmbaAsy in Phnom Penh to(I iv to inquire into reports that North Korea troops are help- I uiK out lomraunisLs In battles in Cambodia, a Foreign Minntry spokesman said. News reports from Phnom I Penh said yesterday
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      Lock icon Trade accord
      33 13 VIENNA Wed. West Germany and Hungary yesterday wgned in Budapest their first longtertn trade, economic and technical cooperation agreement which covers the five-year period from January 1971 to December 1975. Reuter.
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      Lock icon General sacked
      39 13 PRAGUE. Wed. General OUkar Rytir. one of Czechoslovakia's staunchest hardliners, has been dismissed as officer from Soviet troop.-* •tationed in Czechoslovakia. Oen. Hytir. 57. is the srcond hardliner to lose his job in the past week.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Nixon signs Bill
      38 13 WASHINGTON. Wed. PreHdrnt Nixon has signed a Bill providing for expenditure if UPMfil million over the next three years in an attempt to aehr the country* waste disdoml problems, Ihe White' ■ou* Mid yaaterday— Reutcr.
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      Mideast: New bid by the Big Four
      469 13 Mideast: New bid by the Big Four JHE U.N. Ambassadors of U.S., Russia, Britain and France, met tonight for the first time since their Foreign Ministers agreed to exert utmost efforts to ensure extension of the current Middle East ceasefire and restart the peace talks of Dr. Gunnar Jarring. But
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      Clay just had no words
      85 13 Clay just had no words 1 111 Kl. were no words at (assius Clay's victory press conference on a balcony high over Atlanta on 'luesday his fists had spoken in the ring. He had put to rest any doubts about his "come back" ability when he beat Jerry Quarry on
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      'Don't turn fascist' Jakarta students urge Govt
      194 13 'Don't turn fascist' Jakarta students urge Govt JAKARTA. Wed. More than Imm high school students today marched through Jakarta s main streets carrying huge banners urging the Government not to slide toward fascism and demanding recognition of loyal opposition as an important aspect of democracy. The students, ni.irchii\C 20 abreast
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      SURVEY SHOWS WHEN MORE BABIES ARE BORN
      236 13 SURVEY SHOWS WHEN MORE BABIES ARE BORN U OUST ON, Wed. 11 Women in New York City conceive more babies in the fall than at any time of the year, according to I three Health Department ollk-ials here. Tlio oitK-ials in a .statistical .si ddy released ail Monday. suggest the
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      JAIL FORTWO WHO HAD PRO-NAZI POSTERS
      153 14 JAIL FORTWO WHO HAD PRO-NAZI POSTERS BERLIN, Wed. An American student and hi British cousin were ye.sterdav sentenced to two years' and IS month jail respectively, by tinEast Berlin City Court on charges or distrlbutiiiK "fascist" lxxsttrs and leaflets In Kast Germany Frank Kin*. 25. of Detroit and Michael Woodridxr
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      Lock icon Yuyitung brothers will not get any pardon from Chiang
      205 14 Yuyitung brothers will not get any pardon from Chiang TAIPEH, Wed. Manila newsmen Quintin and Kizal Yuvitung will not receive a presidential pardon from Chiang KaiShek at all. But informal efforts may free the two. lone before their sentences are completed, sources close to the case said ye.-tcrday. The brothers
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      Lock icon Barber's 'close shave' for Britons
      375 14 Barber's 'close shave' for Britons RESIGNED TO DEARER FOOD, HIGHER MEDICAL EXPENSES LONDON, Wad. gRITONS resigned themselves today to a future of dearer food and higher medical expenses resulting from the Government's sweeping new economic measures despite a welcome snip off income tax. Initial react ion from Mr. Victor Feather,
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      Canada in big wheat deal with China
      231 14 OTTAWA, Wednesday. PANADA yesterday announced that she would sell wheat worth U. 5.5160 million to China under a one-year contract the largest wheat export contract Canada had negotiated for such a short term. Mr. Otto Lang. Minister responsible for the Wheat Board, made
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      Lock icon US $3.6M1L BOND TO SECURE RELEASE OF TANKER
      228 14 US $3. 6 M1L BOND TO SECURE RELEASE OF TANKER T ONDON, Wed. The owners of a tanker involved in a collision that has threatened the English Channel with severe oil pollution yesterday posted a US$3.6-million bond. They were forced to do this to secure the release of their ship,
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      Lock icon Napoleon's signature fetches £1,900
      78 14 Napoleon's signature fetches £1,900 LONDON. Wed. Napoleon's signature brought £1.900 on the market yesterday. The signature, on a letter sent to Marshal Nrr two days before the Battle of Waterloo In 1815. exchanged hands between two Frenchmen at Sotheby's yesterday. Both the owner and th« buyer chose to remain anonymous
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      Bonus from Aussie initiative
      70 14 Bonus from Aussie initiative SYDNEY. Wed. BriUin'i pledge to maintain troops in Malaysia-Singapore »M a direct bonus from Uw Au«tralian Government's Initiative. Defence Minister Mr. Malcolm Fraser said last nlgnt II the Federal Government had followed the advice of those who advocated an Australian withdrawal from th» area over the
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      Lock icon Non-smokers enjoy a more intense sex life: doctors
      150 14 Non-smokers enjoy a more intense sex life: doctors RIO DE JANEIRO. Wed. Non-smokers enjoy a more intense sex life since cigarettes poison tile nervous system and impair performance three top Brazilian n.rdical specialists warned yttterday. The three dm torn Moises Fh»h, Ped'-i Albuquerque, and Pedro Brito— told of the dancer
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      Lock icon COURT TOLD OF MANSON'S PLAN FOR HAIRY REVOLUTION
      326 15 I OS ANGELES, Wed.— A former follower of Charles Manson told the Sharon Tate murder trial court yesterday how the hippie leader said he would start a "really hairy revolution." Paul Watkins, 20, who said he was a recruiter of girls for
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      Lock icon Cambodians, Thais agree on rail link restoration
      145 15 Cambodians, Thais agree on rail link restoration BANGKOK, Wednesday. CAMBODIA and Thailand today signed an agreement restoring railway communications between the two countries which were cut nine years ago after a break in diplomatic relations. The agreement was signed here by Cambodian Minister of Public Works Mr. Ung Krapum Phka
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      Lock icon CALLEY IN VIETNAM TO GET EVIDENCE
      115 15 CALLEY IN VIETNAM TO GET EVIDENCE SAIGON. Wed. Lleute- nant William L. Calley Jr. arrived In Vietnam today to collect evidence lor his defence. The 27-year-old UA Army officer was a platoon leader in the Amerl-i-al Division in March 1968. and is one of 12 soldiers accused of nurderlng civilians
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      Lock icon Arrests hit million mark for first —time—
      152 15 Arrests hit million mark for first time TOKYO. Wed. Armrests for crimes In Japan topped the million mark for the first time last year. But a Government White Paper blamed this on more traffic accidents. A Justke Ministry White Paper on crime released toaay said most serious offences such as
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      3 crash deaths
      31 15 STDNEY Wed. Three people were killed today •■hen a three roach diesel f-'T 'rain crashed into he rear of a freight train on the nijtgkirte of Syaney. ■eutcr.
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      Lock icon Disarm private armies order goes '—out—
      238 15 Disarm private armies order goes out mi a tt™ a r MANILA. Wednesday. RATIONAL Police commanders in all provinces have been ordered to disarm the private armies employed by politicians a police spokesman said today. The spokesman said a joint directive issued yesterday by National Police Chief Brig-Gen. Eduardo Garcia
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      Lock icon Black militant Fuller stabbed to death
      125 15 nETROIT. Wed. Clarence J. Fuller, 27, one of the two Black militants acquitted In the shooting of two policemen last year, was murdered last night, police reported. Repeatedly knifed In the chest and back. Fuller staggered into his northeast Detroit home and collapsed on
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      Lock icon Gurkhas: No hope for more gratuity
      118 15 LONDON, Wed. The British Government today gave no hope of higher payments for Gurkhas made redundant by the British Army's gradual rundown of the Brigade of Guards undr military economies. Mr. Lan GUmore. Undersecretary for the Army, replying to a Question said the redundancy
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      Public get assurance on jumbo jet safety
      110 15 Public get assurance on jumbo jet safety WASHINGTON Wed. U.S. aviation authorities moved quickly to reassure the public a boat the safety of the Borinj--747 jumbo jet following an encine blaxe at London's Heathrow airport yesterday. It was stressed that the trouble had no connection with previous engine difficulties which
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      81 14 Freedom costs less than you think. Go where you want, when you want.Vespa sets you free. You can cruise at over fifty-five miles an hour. Accelerate crisply and smoothly with Vespa's four speed constant-mesh gearbox. Stop suddenly and safely with expansion -type brakes And the low cost will surprise you.
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      United Motor Works is next listing
      593 16 J^HE first newcomer to the market approaches after a break of 10 weeks. It is another MalaysianDased counter called United Motor Works (Malaysia) Holdings and its shares look far more interesting than those of many newcomers to the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore
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      CLOSING PRICES
      921 16 BID AND OFFER PRICES UFel CIALLV LISTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANCE, VITM PRICE MOVEMENTS IN tr.KCTS. VESTERDEV WERE K L Kepon* J-,| i,- 1 UNIT TRUSTS Atia Unit Trutt (Manasin' pr.c»i ftr Oct. 90> Mm
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      BUSINESS DONE
      862 16 LJUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur Hading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown ln brackets ln lots of 1.000 unless otherwise .<-peclfled Aetna (1) $1 33. Ajinomoto (1) SJ.Oj Mean (2) $1 37. rW-n Co. <3> $1
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      IBS
      51 16 RISES B juntai $11.70 +.10 BaUt Sem. 2.68 +.05 Petalini 3.34 +.04 Tractor 2.09 +.03 FALLS F. ft N. 4.98 —.07 K.A.I. S 2.81 -.04 N.B.T 3.96 —.04 P. Milk 1.18 -.03 U.E. S 2.22 —.03 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS Ambassador 112.000 Starlite Ceramics 101.000 Sentosa Plywood 78.000 V.O. Bank
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      SHARE PRICES SAG IN DULL TRADING
      297 16 /CONDITIONS were quiet \y and featarelen on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Sinrapnrr yesterday. Support was poor as buyers were cautious In the absence of any fresh Inducement to deal. Business was very much reduced with prices drifting marginally lower Generally losses were
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
      382 16 CAMEL PLYWOOD Is paying a maiden dividend of five per cent for the year ended June 1970. The company was listed on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore ln March last year. CENTRAL PROPERTIES is paying a dividend of five per cent. No other details are available.
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      HOLIDAY
      19 16 All Singapore and Malaysian markets, including tin and rubber, are closed today for the Deepavali Holiday (Hindu festival).
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      Exchange rates
      179 16 THE Association nl Banks in Malaysia Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rater as at Oct 28 Iwal dollars to one unit Sellina Buying of Foreign Currency n si OD I*l OD Sterling Pouna K'72b > 3400 ?.3276 Australian Dollar 3 447 b 3 4050 3 385 New
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      Straits Times Indices
      42 16 Straits Times Indices Oct. 27 Oct. 28 Industrials: 1J8.J4 IJ7JB 1 Hotels: U. 77 85 J4 Properties: 1*5.87 105.15 t Tins: «1.87 »1.95 t I rubber*: 113.29 113.27 Dee. 39, IMS IH 1 Dee. 31, ISM It* t Dec. 29. 1962 100
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    • COMMODITIES
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        Rubber gains
        218 16 'pHE rubber market yes--1 terday ruled steady on improved London advices following Tuesday's after local trading hour's rise. Sellers were somewhat reserved and covering demand for November narrowed the discount to December by i cent. Physicals were Ignored. The morning session finished quiet. The afternoon market steadied up
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        GAZETTED PRICES
        292 16 T<HB MaUyan Minister of x Finance baa fixed these rate* for calculating Customs duties for the period from Oct 29 to No*. 4. Rubber «8H cents alb. Copra $506.00 a to* Palm oil $505,011 ton Palm Kernel.. $381.25 a Un The rate* of duties pavabrr are: Rubber: I
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        Tin goes down
        183 16 Straits tin prirp in UP p n a n k yesterday dipped $1.25 to $65fi 75 per plcul on an offering estimated up ten tons to 270 tons. The market was barely steady following the £l drop in the ovemlirht London metal price. Support at lower levels
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        PRODUCE
        106 16 C SINGAPORI NOOM CLOSING mid «H PICOt »lITIM*T Coconut Oil: nulk •»ller«. drum tisa'i «e!ler« C*pra: Mum "t> > loaM No».< IX, I K Cont $3S rmv: Mui.i..k ~nii. foh 1011-^t M« %}*7.<, aellen. «nr*w«k v,hn» for. <»<S«K. Nl W »172'j ««ller« S«rdw«k «p»< l»l bl.rk f..b Mvv »l^^
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        59 16 '■■«> M«M» su.a iv s IoiMM 3* 01 5* SO Beirut 3* 35 3910 Mmrt™ «1 M.ii /uri'h 39 OO B m«l 10 JOIMI Par* «a ao ti 74 «-oor« U> 40 4» 40 OO •••Bore <•*> |-s^ ..s lIIJI <1) Fipnrt p'm» 10 non-verllna area« In
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        PALM OIL
        23 16 In London on Ttnwta* the or<r» of Malayan 5 Mr cent March/April ••> (110 •.lltr. IK s'• (Jtc.m txr/Jtauar? w». i»t» paid.
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        CLOSING PRICES
        29 16 Oct. 38. R I' BRER: 491 (up *e\en eighths of a cent). TIN: 5656.75 (down $1.25) Estimated offerIng 270 tons (up 10 tons. BLAIR JOHNSON. City Editor
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        Surcharge on income tax in N. Zealand
        191 16 YEW ZEALAND Fi- nance Minister Robert Muldoon told Parliament on Tuesday night he was increasing cigarette and tobacco duty and Post Office charges and placing a "temporary" 3 1/3 per cent surcharge on income tax. The surcharge wHI extend to dividend income, fanning,
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        Melbourne
        308 16 MELBOURNE. Wed. The downward drift of prices on the Melbourne Stock Exchange mining boards continued today. Poaeidon lout S3 to close at »71. Others to be marked back Included Western Minings. 20 cents off st $11.20 and Queensland Mines, down 50 cent* to $32 50 Robe River, which Is
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        Hong Kong
        212 16 UONO KONG. Wed. Prires of today's morning session continued to slip ln slow and dull trading. The afternoon session saw a reversal of this trend. This caused sellers to retreat quickly with prices moving forward by fractions ln a chasing movement. Toward* the close this buying mood was
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        Hong Kong rates
        29 16 On the fr« «c*anta market In WWJMM ir "(19J3"1«f.T. C an*n A oa^n for cash. St*rii*a <«aa qiKi»»^ »t 14.49 am) taal of aeld at 502.50.
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        254 16 YORK. Tuea. Stocks a»aln closed in a drifting pattern In moderately lower territory. Toward the close, the Dow Jones industrial average had given up 1.71. Advance, trailed dry lines by about 470 to 830. Volume was about 9.7 million Today cinmna pricea la UB dollar* followed hT th*
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        London
        349 16 T ONDON. »>d. Th* markrt r» T actrt aharply to la.t night aftrr-hour* iirmnii on thf Govrrnment new meaauraa. Proflt-taJting and lack of buying <iepr«»Ki pnr»» although mott i.«u». war* atiil (Mowing nm o»*r jr*«t*rdar'a official Horn fJov*rnm*rit nonda w*r* »Mk. filing v«, ■rrn ln all arrton of th»
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    Average Singaporean reads too slowly: Lecturer
    343 17  - Average Singaporean reads too slowly: Lecturer LESLIE FONG: By Singapore, Wednesday THE average Singaporean reads far too slowly, Mr. A.L. Selvarajoo, a part time lecturer on speed reading said today. T«ets conducted by the University of Singapore's Ex-tra-Mural Studies Department showed that the average School Certificate holder could only manage
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    Blood medals
    26 17 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Blood Transfusion Services will held a medical prenentatlnn ceremony for donor* at the Cultural Centre at spm. on Nov. 4.
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    Jail for $70 cheat
    51 17 SINGAPORE. Wed aeansing labourer Low Tuah Tee 38 who posed as a public health officer and cheated a woman farmer of $70, was Jailed for nine months today The court was told that Low had threatened the farmer with a lummons for not keeping her pi««tle«
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    Too much reliance on old appeal case: Lawyer
    749 17  -  T.F. HWANG: SUBMISSION IN PLEA FOR MAN CONVICTED OF CAUSING DEATH I"i 7 Singapore, I Wednesday CRIMINAL courts in Singapore have leaned heavily on ;i 16-year-old appeal case, which allegedly had been wrongly decided by three Supreme Court judges, when they tried
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    Lock icon DON'T BE SCARED OF REDS, SAYS JUGAH
    114 17 KI'CHIMi. Wed— The Federal Minister of Sarawak Affairs. Tan Sri Tenenctconr .lagan, today called on people in the Katibas district in thr Third Division not to he seared of the communists and fall prey to their false propaganda. Speaking on his return from
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    Nantah says I've got no proof: —Cohen—
    198 17 Nantah says I've got no proof: —Cohen— SINGAPORE. Wed. Professor Leonard (nhrn of Nanyang I'nivrrsity alleged tonight that his contract was to be terminated because hr had not produced proof of hU academic qualifications. Prof. Cohen, of thr university's Department of Industrial and Business Management, said in a statement that
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      1018 17 ON YOUR TV AND RADIO TODAY CHANNEL 3 O AA P.M. Programme summary; 3.02 J.W Tarian2 Malaysia; 3.86 Hindi film Isaan Jaag Utha; 5.39 Venture into Space; $.55 Programme summary. z AA News; 6.18 Pole Amai-amai; 6.47 O.W Petticoat Junction Billie Jo's First Job; 7.15 Voyage to The Bottom of
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      Seduction with glitter and lace
      206 18 Seduction with glitter and lace L^ROM Paris come these beautiful styles for the glomour girl. Quiet, classic elegance is the keynote of the two dresses pictured here. With thoughts turning to Christmas and the round of parties, it's about time you started planning how you are going to look. Whether
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      Golden rules for making biscuits
      387 18 THE biscuit barrel must surely be the most important used piece of storage equipment in any home. There Is hardly any occasion when biscuits cannot be used picnic, party, or homely "In between" snacks can always be caterd for at a moment's notice from this
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      She's a career wife with two homes
      493 18 MRS. LITA DULAY ITl is typical of the modern-day wife who is trying hard to combine marriage and career successfully. So far everything has worked out wonderfully for this 30--year-ofd Filipino mother of six children whose ages range from 11 to two. But
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      92 18 To keep the soft, fair bloom of youth on your complexion and to encourage a fine texture, your skin should be toned and cleansed with a special lemon skin freshener Patted over your complexion before cosmetics are applied, lemon Delph freshener will wake up
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      1066 18 Advertisement \^JEI "sks^ wtthannasim I suppose some of you are planning your Christmas sift list now. Lucky ran I'm so l>usy prep.irine for the next Beauty Bar that I hardly have time in do anything rise. I'll be coin t: up to Kuala Lumpur for thr Rrauty Bar at Mine
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    S'pore still continues to enjoy a mild boom
    539 19 SINGAPORE. Wad. SINGAPORE is still enjoying the mild boom conditions of the last two years, with trade up by nearly one-fifth anil exports by over seven per cent in the first half of this year. This was stated by the chairman of
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    MSA flight cancelled due to engine fault
    82 19 MSA flight cancelled due to engine fault SINGAPORE, Wed. A 3 MSA flight to Kuala Lumpur this morning was cancelled' just before takeoff- because of engine trouble. Fokker Friendship flight 032 was scheduled to takeoff at 10 a.m. with 17 passengers for Kuala Lumpur and two for Ipoh. But passengers
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    Lorry driver fined $160
    53 19 SINGAPORE. Wed Lorrx driver Un Seng Hu«t of Hoy Fatt Ro»d wss fined l»0. today for having an o\eiload of eight ton* of Iron pipes on hi* lorry ln New Bridge Road on July 21 He was abo fined S6O for hitting the rear of a
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    Plays at Centre
    33 19 SINGAPORE Wed --The University of Singapore Society will Dreuent Jean-Paul Sartre -No ftUT- and "Men Without Shadow*" at the Cultural Centre tomorrow Friday. Saturday ana Sunday, starting at B.JO p.m.
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    PLAN FOR EXPORT INSURANCE SCHEME SHELVED
    135 19 PLAN FOR EXPORT INSURANCE SCHEME SHELVED SINGAPORE. Wed. The proposed export credit Insurance scheme has been shelved Indefinitely. Slf'C chairman Mr. S.T.F.B. Lever disclosed that the chamber uas informed of this in June. This Mas d'snite Ihr fact that rariv this year the Government sent a senior Finanre Ministry official
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    Trade in first half year jumps by $790 mil
    223 19 Trade in first half year jumps by $790 mil SINGAPORE. Wed—Singapore's total trade, excluding trade wlih West Malaysia, amounted to $5,018.8 million in me nrs' hali of this year, an increase of $79u million. Trade with West Malaysia amounted to $2,673.9 million, up $450. These figures were issued by the
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    Few non-Malays in youth clubs
    46 19 IPOH. Wed. Why arc so few non-Malay* participating In youth Hub activities In the country? This problem Is to be diuut<ed at a one-day seminar organised by the 4-B Youth Club of Perak at the Kwargtung Association In Teluk Anson tomorrow.
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    Free storage period at port may be extended
    187 19 SINGAPORE Wed The Port Authority is considering extending the 72--hour free storage period for dutiable goods, the chairman of the International Chamber of Commerce claimed today. Mr. S.F.T.B Lever said he "understood' they were considering the move when he referred to the
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      192 19 Straits Times Crossword ACfcOSl 7. Happening jiut to a T' (k). 1. Oocun-nur, form of 10 1 ST I. Copious direction* for wrlght (4. «i bestowal of glfu 13. villas* frwn gonlp 4). o« b n.lr to «o« Ij.0. UUnder from M (6). 9^ U. TryT note one d«.rt >♦„
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      'Dog eat dog' high-price housing racket: Seven sure ways of stopping it
      256 20 'Dog eat dog' high-price housing racket: Seven sure ways of stopping it IN response to the call for suggestions from Miss Chew Mul Mul of the Ministry of National Development (ST.. Oct. 27) In regard to the "Dog-eat-dog" racket. I propose the following steps to counteract the deplorable situation: THOSE
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      123 20 ON Aug. 19. I went to the sales section of the Housing Board to submit my application for a fourroom point-block flat. After having paid $100 i administration fee> I was then told to await their reply. As I had intended to use part of my CPF to pay the
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      151 20 I AM an ex-serviceman and I resigned on termination of my service from the SAF on March 15. But until today I have not received my gratuities. Whenever I rang up the armed Force* Pay Office. I was told that my personal file was with the Manpower Base and vice
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      40 20 MAY we refer to our letter headed "More questions" (S.T., Oct. 19) to which we are looking forward to a reply from the Permanent Secretary < Defence i. We would be > obliged If he would reply. MICH AGGRIEVED PARENTS. Singapore. 10.
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      Deadly art of knocking down -railings
      174 20 Deadly art of knocking down -railings- SOME months ago. I wrote to your esteemed paper about the unwise action of the traffic authorities in allowing a speed limit of »0 m.p.h. for the stretch of road between Anglo Chinese School (Barker Road) and Newton Circus the last half mile or
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      Fine bus drivers too
      70 20 WITH reference to your report "Taxlman fined for refusing to pick up passengers." I wish to say that this law should apply to bus drivers <esI peclally STC drivers t. Otherwise, what is the use of putting 200 more buses on the road when the drivers
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      It's time for a closed shop policy in Singapore
      469 20 It's time for a closed shop policy in Singapore f COME out in sup- port of my good friend. Lawrence Sia. I see no reason why a genuine unionist should voice his protest over the checkoff system especially when it increases efficiency in the administration of union affairs. It would
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      151 20 I READ with Interest the somewhat defeatist reply by Mr. Lawrence Sia i ST.. Oct. 26) on the question of the check-off system. The analogy of the "bullock cart or the modern bus" seems to underestimate the Intelligence of your readers. May I point out that the right to pay
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      Does honesty still pay?
      198 20 T IS thoughtful of the L 'c fence .Ministry (S.T. i. 24) to decide that persons doing part-time correspondence courses or taking the examination of professional institutes overseas (and who are outside the call-up age group) will not now be liable for national service. This has
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      465 20 I REFER to the letter by "Truth 1 i ST.. Oct. 20): The actual land cost of HDB flats is considerably higher than the cost of acquisition. Although the Board may have paid only 50 cents per square foot as compensation to the owner of the land, the
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      259 20 I REFER to the letter by "Disappointed" (ST. Oct. 20). In promoting the "Horn* Ownership for the People' scheme, the Board tiles to meet the demand for flats of all registered applicants wherevtx possible. Applications on the waiting list to purchase Board flats In the various estates represent an Important
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      71 20 1 REFER to the letter by "Want-An-Answer" (ST. Oct. 16i regarding his request to oe pjt on the mailing list for the •Mirror" All requests for the "Mirror are handled prompty by us. and our records show that there Is no outstanding request Perhaps his reques'. has gone astray. Would
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    AT THE SCHOOLS Delicate science or) art) of career spotting
    1503 21  - AT THE SCHOOLS Delicate science or) art) of career spotting Maureen Peters By to be or what not to be this is the question that thousands off Singapore schoolleavers \ull have to think over artfully it they arc to find sue- cess aiul satisfaction in their future li\es. The r
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      33 21 X i evenu girl has problem hair PERFUMED IB 1 London FVis NewVb'k j( f m N«v«r such < grMt B» deduction before. IrllMsiitNswOn Rltl JAMES FONG FUR CO; ■j 189, Orchard Rd; Singjpof
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      174 21 SINGAPORE SWEEP sth November Draw 9~|| at PEOPLE'S PARK COMPLEX U SHOPPING CENTRE NEW BRIDGE ROAD. f™ I 6. 30. P. M. BUY YOUR TICKETS TODAY Q We arc QPEN all day today with, among other things, a FREE GIFT for every shopper. DONALD MOORE 6ALLERIES Lilt lowers, Orchard Road,
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    PARALYSED JUNGLE FIGHTER OSMAN WILL WALK AGAIN
    148 22 PARALYSED JUNGLE FIGHTER OSMAN WILL WALK AGAIN KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— lt will not be long now before Jungle fighter, PC Osman bin Shariff. will be able to walk again. PC Osman became paralysed 30 month* ago after a gunshot Injury during a communist ambush near Kroh. He flew !n last
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    Director fined
    33 22 SINGAPORE. Wed Company director RC Hazell. of Malcolm Road, was fined $30 today for falling to obey a hand Msnal from a policeman at Newton Circus on Feb. 3 last year.
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    Lack of water to fight fire, manager —claims—
    157 22 CINGAPORE. Wed. A t-* manager of a flatted factory in Boon Keng Road swept by Are yesterday claimed today that there was insufficient water pressure in the built-in hoses to flght the blaze. Mr. Tan Kirn Poh. 45. of the Cosmos Sportswear
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    Japan visit
    33 22 SINGAPORE. W«?d Mr. Quahe Hup Swee. general manager of the Mitsubishi Division of Cycle and Carriage Enterprises, leaves later th!s week for a month-long visit to his firm's principals in Jnpcn.
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    58 'pirates' register for jobs
    77 22 SINGAPORE. Wed—Fiftyeight more "pirate" taxi drivers registered lor Job conversion today, bringing the total to 1.111 since registration began on Oct. 1. Twenty-three of them registered at 'he Registry of Vehicles. 21 at the Ministry of Labour and 14 a( the Chinese Chamber of Commerce.
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    'Pirate' taxi driver fined
    32 22 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Labourer Ong Thlan Seng. 30, wa* fined 1250 today for driving a "pirate" taxi In Queeniway on March It. His car was ordered to be conilscated
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    Dinner date
    32 22 BINGAPORE Wed Th« MlnlMer for Science and T«chnotofy, Dr Ton Chtn Chv«. will attend the Institute of Personnel Manr cement* annual dinner at Hotel equatorial on Friday at I p.m.
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    277 22  - Aspiring musicians are told how to quell those butterflies in tummy CHEW LEE CHING By eiNOAPORE. Wed Con>3 centrating on the music Is the best way for any aspiring musician to quell those butterflies in the tummy That was the antidote suggested by the winner of the South-east Asian piano
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    NOC to inquire into high cost of govt buildings—"
    127 22 NOC to inquire into high cost of govt buildings—" KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The National Operations Council today expressed concern over the high cost of constructing Government buildings. In a statement issued after lti meeting here today, the NOC said the Director of Operations. Tun Abdul Razak. has directed that a
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    33 22 AUCKLAND. Wed Singapore mechanic Khoo Ah Soon, 24, Is In fair condition in hospital here today after an operation yesterday to remove a brain tumour that was sending him blind Reuter.
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    120 22 SINGAPORE Wed Forklift driver Sin Song Mong. 29. told a coroner today that after he was awakened one night by a window being opened, he found his 66--year-old father lying on the ground six floors below. Sin. of the Port Authority, said his
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    33 25 BBS Kni: thank fr.toda and re■or their kind condolence, ■a. donations and assistance -heir recent bereavement in •nukok. ■MJRIEM AND SBLVENTNIRA•nr.i wishes, ansistance. "endance and sifta on their -narnage on 2110 70
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    65 25 DANKER: LYDIA CLEMENTINE 48 1 wife of Harold Danker passv on 37.10.70 at 8. Belangot IH r\t Kamnong Bahru Road. s pore. Cortege will leave residence IE a.m. on Friday 30th for > of St. Joseph. victoria 1 thrnce to Bidadarl. M K. CHIOAMBARAM suddenly paas«i i«av peaiefully 27.10.70
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    35 25 McCOY WILLIAM ARTHUR. memory of mv dearest Dad '<1 avrSJ nuddenly a >ear ago CHla.v, The parting came to suddenly. \\r often wonder why The hardest part of all We never said "GOODBYE"
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      Lock icon The 'sting' has become a sledgehammer
      723 27 The 'sting' has become a sledgehammer By ARTHUR DALEY ATLANTA, Wed. —As a long-time manager of fighters, Ang»lo Dundee is well versed in percentages of every description. As the trainer of Cassius Clay, from the time the 1960 Olympic champion turned professional, Angelo has a more profound knowledge of the
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      160 27 Golfer of the Year Casper PALM BEACH (Florida), Wed.—Masters' champion Billy Casper was named Golfer of the Year last night for a second time by the PUA. nosing out Jack Nlcklaus. The selection Is based on a combination of point* from tournament finishes and voting by the PGA executive committee.
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      Luckhurst, Boycott in the mood for runs
      126 27 OORT PIRIE. Wed. Bran L uric hurst and Geoff Boycott thrashed the South Australian Country XI bowling for 148 In 97 minutes to mve the MCC a ten-wicket victory here today in the opening match of their Australian tour. Luckhurst slammed 82 not
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      'Annual Cup' rejected
      67 27 LEEDS. Wed Australia and New Zealand voted against Britain* proposal to have an annual World Cup competition at a meeting of the International Ri.eby League Board here BMI night. France wanted to stage the next World Cup competition In 1972. hut It rvns f-lt that slnre the
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      Fulham, Rovers in last 8
      75 27 LONDON. Wed. Fulham and Bristol Rovers, the top two English Div. 3 clubs, both beat Div. 2 opposition last night to reach the quarter-finals of the English League Cup. A third-minute goal by Steve Earle enabled Fulhm to pip former League Cup-holders swtndon 1-0. while
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      Sultan's team triumph
      48 27 TTIE Sultan of Johore team beat Royal Pahsng 15-13 to win the Sultan Gold Cup in the polo competition at Johore Bahru yesterday. Royal Johore PC. won the Coronation Cup when they bent Singapore P.C. 10-1 1 *nd held Tengku Mahmood lakanda's team to 5-5.
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      Azlan's winner
      35 27 A 17th minute goal by centreforward Azlan gave Ist Recce Regiment of Port Dickaon a 1-0 win over nth Bauillon. RMR in the Malaysian Infantry Brigade hockey Anal at Terendak Camp Malacca, yesterday
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      Bonavena may be Clay's next opponent
      171 27 ATLANTA. Wed. Next opponent along (he comeback trail for Cassius Clay within six weeks will not be heavyweight rhamplon Joe Frailer but instead, a man who twice lost tough full -distance decisions to Fra7.'fr Oscar Bonavena of Argentina. It will be the big tune-up
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      552 27 IN THK MICH (OIRT OK SINGAPORE COMPANIES WINDING UP NO. 10 OF 197» In the Matter of the (omfuln Act. 1967 And In thr Matter of Coldrn Palace Private Limited. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a petition for the winding i.p of the above-named company by the High Court was,
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      383 27 LEMBAGA PI lABOHAN SWETTENIIAM KKNTATAAN TAWARAN Tender bngi membekal dan mem. jsang Pesawat Kuasa Utama yang baru dl-Steshen Keclill baru dlJal*n Kelab. Port Bwettenham. 1 renders ada-l«h di-pelaw» Qartpeda konterekUrt letrlk yang bertaullah dan berpenralaman" dan oerdafiar dengan lembasa Letrlk Necara untok mrmiung Pexawat Kuasa rt«n keria^ memanang kebel lain.
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      Four boys aim for rowing honours
      257 28  -  PETER SIOW By rXDUR schoolboys, all 17 r and well-built, arrived yesterday from Manila to bid for honours In the Far East Amateur Rowing Association Regatta at Seletar Sesyvoir on Saturday and Sunday and "hope to win." Luis Lhrclna. Row Mljares. Dmn O'Bannon and
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      New champ
      40 28 TOKYO, Wed. Challenger Ryu Sorlmachl's speed and hard straight punching enabled him to knock out Orient welterweight champion Bvunc Mo Vim of South Korea tonight in the ninth round of their scheduled lL'-rouid title match at Korakuen hall
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      60-3 triumph by Services
      605 28  -  GODFREY ROBERT By SINGAPORE Joint Services yesterday kept their promise of a landslide win against Johore in their Malaya Cup rugby match at Dover Road, winning by the handsome margin of 60*3. They scored six goals and eight tries and kicked two penalties as they mercilessly
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      TUFFLEY OUT OF S'PORE TEAM
      168 28 TUFFLEY OUT OF S'PORE TEAM Sim.M'oki Kugby Union president Mr. D Kind m last night announced two changes in the .vngaDore side for the international match aganiM .Ma.aysia at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. Outstanding Services fulloacn d.r,s lufTley and hooker Neil Aitken will not be able to travel and their
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      Schools edged
      29 28 SINGAPORE Cricket Clubs lnslderight Dorothy Pragnell scored the winner In a keenly contested friendly hockey match against Combined Schools "B" at the nadang yesterday SCC won 1-0.
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      Tan leads president's team for Sato Cup
      558 28 CINOAPOKE island Country 0 Club president Mr. C.C. Tan will lead President's team against Captain's team, led by Dr. Richard Ong. for the Sato Cup at Island Ccurse todry The draw and starting time Ist tee 8 a.m. C.C. Tan (21) and S.
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      Six 'flop' first test for goalkeepers
      215 28  - Six 'flop' first test for goalkeepers ERNEST FRIDA By CINGAPORES leading hockey goalkeeper* Anwarul Hague, Foong Kong Chee. Michael de Souza, Napier Singh, ShantY Ramh and Chow Ngee Fook had their first test yesterday for selection for the Asian Games. From West German coach Horst Weins expression they all failed.
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      SCC storm to 17-5 win
      161 28 SINGAPORE Cricket Club 2nd XV yesterday stormed their waj to a 17-5 win over 63rd Squadron FAF Regiment from Tenga'i in their rugger match on the padang. The club scored a goal and four trie.s against a goal by the Tengah side. After II minutes
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      RAOC win
      22 28 RAOC of Singapore beat Malaysian Ordnance Corps Invitation XV 12-3 in a friendly match at Batu Garrison. Kuala Lumpur, yesterday.
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      Peking quits
      38 28 HONG KONG. Wed China has decided to withdraw from ihi Internationa] Volleyball Federation This was made known in "a letter of protest" aiamst the admk.Mon of Taiwan as member of the world body. niinl srore 17-5.
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      A-GAMES JOB FOR NEO
      73 28 SINGAPORE'S 1951 Asian Games gold medallist, Neo Chwee Kok. has been selected as one of the two coaches to accompany the 12-member swimming team to this year's Games at Bangkok. Neo has also competed in the Olympic Games at Helsinki and Melbourne. The other coach is
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      28 28 GOLF Captain's Prize <Keppel Club 8 a.m.); Sato Cup: SICC President's team v Captain's team (Island 8 am SOCCER FAS Youth tourney: Vigilantes v Hampshire (Farrer Pk 4.30 >
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      Magic Jim shows brilliant pace
      369 29 RACING with EPSOM JEEP M A(;I( T I M showed brilliant pace in a gallop at Ipoh yesterday morning;. He ran a half-mile in 48 2/5. the last 3f in 35 3/5. on good going with Hassan Ahmad astride. The eight -vpar-old gelding by Matrice
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      941 29 A TOTAL of 279 horses have been entered (or the Kuala Lumnur tneetins on Nov. 7. 8. 14 and 15. The entries are: CLASS t (8f or 7f *nd 61 or 101 1 Altar Boy 7f 6( Bale-rent 7f lOf; Bart's Court 6( 6f: Beau
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    300 30 Marine tells of last minute dash to -peak- CINGAPORE, Wed. Two men from the Singapore- based Royal Marines made a last-minute dash up the unconquered 21.140 feet Menthosa peak in the Himalayas and made it. I They were Lt. Stuart Rae, 24, and Capt. Rory Cape, 28. members of the
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    106 30 Q ADDY's just taken a bartering from the Black Prince of Boxing and hit face is a bloody men. So what else can a little boy do except bawl hit little head off? This picture of Jerry Lynn Quarry being comforted
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    192 30 MOTHER OF 'MIRACLE BABY' IS NOW MISSING JAKARTA. Wed The mother of Indonesia's "mirarlr talking baby" has disappeared. The Jakarta newspaper Pos Kota reported that Mrs. Tint Zahara Konna. 23. who claims she is pregnant with a baby who can recite the Muslim holy Koran from the uiiiiib. disappeared yesterday
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    56 30 LONDON, Wed— The British Government today Issued two writs against the grounded oil tanker Pacific Glory, which caught fire after a collision with another tanker off England's south coast last week. The first writ against the Llberlun registered 42.777-ton Pacific Glory claims salvages and the second
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    27 30 BONN. Wed— Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will arrive here on Friday for talks with foreign Minister Walter Scheel. the Foreign Ministry announced today— AP
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    —Tun Ismail appeals to US for better relations
    322 30 —Tun Ismail appeals to US for better relations New York. Wednesday MALAYSIAS Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Ismail, said today that relations between Malaysia and the United States "could have been more mutually meaningful." Addressing the Council on Foreign Relations here, he said the U.S. could manifest more concretely its "willingness
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    Lock icon Student hijackers ask for asylum
    176 30 ANKARA. Wed ■TWO Soviet students who 1 hijacked a small Russian air taxi to Turkey yesterday have asked for political asylum and want to go to the United States, the Turkish state radio reported today The students. Nikolai Ginlov. 20. and Vitaly Pozdeyir. 25. of
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