The Straits Times, 4 December 1970

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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,0ftflL The Ncitinnnl The Straits Times Kstd. 1845 if FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1970. 15 CENTS K.D.N. 4517 M.C. (P) No. 1507
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    Lock icon Unions face £100,000 fines
    433 1 Unions face £100,000 fines Bill to curb strikes in Britain LONDON, Thursday PENALTIES of up to £100,000 were prescribed today for trade unions who strike in defiance of new rules laid down by Britain's Conservative Government. The penalty and the rules were disclosed with publication ol the hoi I v
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    Singapore aid team at work in cyclone area
    175 1 Singapore aid team at work in cyclone area CINGAPORE, Thurs.— Singapore's 45--member medical aid team to East Pakistan is now working deep inside the cycloneravaged territory, the Defence Ministry reported tonight. A long-range wireless set ib keeping the team in direct communication with Mlndef. "The medical mission is receiving very
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    Lock icon Cyclone warning out in Thailand
    95 1 Cyclone warning out in Thailand BANGKOK. Thurs. Thai officials today urged people in the southern, central and northern provinces to be prepared to evacuate because of a threatening cyclone. Interior ministry officials said cyclone .warnings had been radioed to the governors of 40 of Thailand's 7' provinces. The cyclone, coming
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    38 pages today
    36 1 38 pages today r DAY'S Straits I inns is a 38-p.»|te issue in two sections. M.iki- sure you grt the second section w h i r h rontains Business Times. London storks are in Pace 30.
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    Lock icon 7,000 flee homes
    41 1 JAKARTA. Thurs About 7.000 people were evacuated from Pukanbaru Recency in East Sumatra lust week following floods which swept their homes. Antara News Agency reported today. The auenry .said the floods followed several days of torrential rains. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Nato pledge by Nixon
    66 1 BRUSSELS, Thurs— President Nixon, in his most sweeping commitment yet to America's European allies, pledged today there will be no U.S. troops cuts In Europe without reciprocal cuts by the communists. On the contrary, the US will improve Its forces in Europe He pledged this In
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    Lock icon Viets close highway
    63 1 PHNOM PENH. Thurs.— North Vietnamese forces have closed tn on the strategic highway linking the capital with the brleagured Mekong River town of Kompong Cham In a bid to cut off vital supplies to Oovernment positions. A Cambodian High Command spokesman said today five North Vietnamese regiments
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    Lock icon 15 missing
    28 1 SAIGON. Thurs. Fifteen people were feared drowned after two US trucks carrying Vietnamese civilians plunged Into a Mood-swollen river near Hue. military authorities said today. AP.
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    Fernandez said 'It's political' London court is told
    804 1 Fernandez said 'It's political' London court is told From YEO TOON JOO: London, Thursday FORMER MSA legal secretary Gerald Fernandez's very first words when he was arrested in London on corruption charges was "This is all political," a Bow Street magistrate was told today. Detective Sergeant John Troon. of Scotland
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    Lock icon 'BANGKOK A BIG DRUG CENTRE'
    51 1 'BANGKOK A BIG DRUG CENTRE' WASHINGTON, Thurs. A study by the Defence Department has pin-pointed Bangkok as a "clearing house" for all drugs in the Far East. Ail drugs are readily available at cheap prices, the study found, and "marijuana grows profusely" in the country. It is "for sale everywhere."
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    Lock icon North Korean fighter pilot defects
    73 1 North Korean fighter pilot defects CEOUL, Thurs. A 33--k-' year-old North Korean Air Force major defected to the south today by crashlanding his Russian-built MIO-15 jet fighter on an east coast beach just below the border today. A defence ministry spokesman Mid the major. Identified as Sung-ku Pak. crash-landed near
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    Hanoi warns the US
    59 1 Hanoi warns the US PARIS. Thunt— North Vietnam said today that if the United States carried nut Ms threat to launch new commando raids to rescue captive US Pilots It will have to "assume full responsibility" for the consequences. North Vietnam's chief neuotiator Xuan Thuy delivered the warning at today's
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    Lock icon Search for 123 missing aboard two planes
    94 1 SAIGON. Thurs. A daylong massive search and rescue operation in the mountainous stormshrnuded central regions of South Vietnam today failed to discover any trace of 123 people miss int aboard two American transport planes. The C-133 twtn-rncined Providers were last heard Of several
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    Unknown soldier rescues girl
    153 1 SI N G A P O R t. Thurs. An unknown soldier this afternoon rescued a pretty 20--year-old girl from drowning- after she fell into thr sea off Tanah Merah. Seamstress Miss Tay Geok Choo was taken out of the water at about 3 p.m. unconscious.
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    ACTRESS STRIPS TO PUBLICISE MOVIE
    68 1 MANILA. Thurs. A local movie actress stripped in public and almost started a riot in Manila today. The actress, identified only as Yvonne, stripped in front of a theatre showing her film to publicise the movie. She later told police, who bundled her off, "I
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    Lock icon Cross maybe freed 'in few hours'
    312 1 Cross maybe freed 'in few hours' MONTREAL. Thurs.— Hundreds of police and troops in battle dress today surrounded a house here where they believe FrenchCanadian extremists arc holding British diplomat James Cross. Their move coincided with reports that the authorities are about to open negotiations with the kidnappers for the
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    Lock icon Talks to free kidnapped consul
    127 1 Talks to free kidnapped consul ST-JEAN-DE-LUZ (FnnM), Thurs. A West German diplomatic official today had a meet inn here with leaders of a Basque organisation about th« I kidnapping of We.st German Consul Mr Kugen Belhl Mr. Christian Sell, the West. I German Consul-General in the south-western French city of
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    CROSS IS FREED
    98 1 MONTREAL. Thur*. British diplomat Mr. James (row was released today after tw* months in thr captivity of the extremist Quebec Liberation Front, it wax officially announced Mr. Cross .uirl his kidnappers, with a big police escort. were taken from a housr in a Montreal suburb. Thr kidnapper*
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      Lock icon MORE AUTONOMY FOR PORTUGAL'S AFRICAN DOMAIN
      149 2 LISBON. Thurs. tugal plans to give more local autonomy to Its African territories, parti c ularly Angola and Mozambique, Prime Minister Marcello Caetano announced today. Dr. Ctrl. mo akn laM that he planned to expand the National Assembly and give it mnrr legislative power
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      Three accused of plot
      59 2 DERBY i England i. Thurx. A Jamaican, an Indian and a Fijian appeared in court hrre i liargetf with plotting to enter Britain illegally. Juliua Anrirr.son of Jamaica. Sucha Singh of India and Khariin Hu*.sain of Fiji were charg\<ith consninnng with other* to rnter and remain
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      Lock icon Why Labour lost
      322 2 LONDON. Thursday T ONDON, Thurs. Britains Labour Party lost the last General Election because of a last-minute decline in campaign activities according to a book published today. Mr. Richard HodderWllllams. a university lecturer In politics, argues that labour's surprising defeat In the June 18 election— confounding all
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      Defence, detente Natos security formula
      284 2 Defence, detente Natos security formula BRUSSELS. Thursday. Defence Ministers said here tht alliance's approach to security in tht 1970s would continue to be based on tht twin concepts of Defence and detente. A Press statement issued after a meeting of the Alliances defence planning committee said that the 1970s could
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      Lock icon EXPERTS HOPEFUL OF AN EASING OF TENSIONS
      165 2 "It is hoped that trier* will be satisfactory progress In on-going talks between the United Statrs and the Soviet Union a limitation of strategic <* nuclear weapons and .on an Improvement l^ the* situation In and around Berlin, and in other rur---rent negotiations
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      Lock icon Seas will die from pollution warning
      121 2 DOME. Thurs— French deep-.sra explorer Jacques- Y\ ps Cousteau warned jesterday that the sets of the world would he "dead" within two or three generations If pollution were allowed to continue unchecked. All organic life nuicl die or rot and < m»i cities would
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      Stick to Red Party line
      283 3 Stick to Red Party line WARNING TO SCIENTISTS MOSCOW. Thursday. SOVIET scientists were warned today that they were aiding "the enemy' If they acted independently of the Communist Party line. The latest effort to maintain ideological discipline here came in an interview with Dr. Viktor P. Silin. a physicist who
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      A strike first policy for US planes on Vietnam missions
      323 3 A strike first policy for US planes on Vietnam missions WASHINGTON. Thurs. The Pentagon said yesterday that American pilots Hying reconnaissance missions over North Vietmun will be allowed to strike before they aiv attainted in the face of an apparent communist missile threat. This broadening ot US policy on air
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      Lock icon Threat of a cold, dark Christmas looms
      114 3 LONDON. Thurs. Britons are threatened with a cold, dark Christmas because of a nationuidr go-slow by power »tation workers who want higher wages. Their union leaders last night rejected E2 a week p.m rise oTtrr and orders were being sent tod.n lo 125.000
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      Lock icon Warsaw summit glosses over burning issues
      251 3 Warsaw summit glosses over burning issues EAST BERLIN. Thurs WARSAW Pact leaders returned home today after a summit here yesterday whose terse final communique appeared to gloss over the burning issue in East Europe relations with Bonn and the Berlin problem. The communique at the end of the one-day summit
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      ANTI-POPE PROTEST ON A DONKEY
      85 3 ANTI-POPE PROTEST ON A DONKEY I. DM OR of "The 1 Kock" Mr. J.W. i in In- II came to i riding on a donkey to protest against thr Pope* ■H <>f a Rolls Roycr clurin-; his \isit la Sydney on Wednesday. V the Pope prayeri with leading Prostestant churchmen
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      GI's admit taking drugs
      29 3 GI's admit taking drugs WASHINGTON. Thur.Abuut 50 prr cent of American nklten vi Vietnam questioned in h aim admitted to taking marijuana there a Senate committee \\a.«. told today.
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      Senate bans supersonic flights over US
      153 3 Senate bans supersonic flights over US tyASHINGTON. Thurs. I The Senate last night voted unanimously to ban supersonic flights over the United States by commercial airlines. The move approved by 77 votes to nil was sponsored Dy Mpporteft of the American Supersonic Transport 'SSTi. Its design It was designed to
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      Lock icon BRITAIN GOES BACK TO G.M.T.
      122 4 BRITAIN GOES BACK TO G.M.T. 1 ONDON, Thurs. Britain yesterday decided to drop its t xpenment of Keeping its clocks at Central European Time all the year round. The House of Commons overwhelmingly decided by a free vote of 366-81 t < > revert to Greenwich Mean Time, one hour
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      My Lai survivors file US $400m suit
      400 4 My Lai survivors file US $400 m suit ATLANTA, Thur». I t HONG KOMI attorney A said today he had filed a ISS4OO million suit agatnsi Ist IX. William I (alley Jr. and the I nited MatM Government on behalf of M survivors of the allejed My Lai massacre. Mr.
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      Lock icon US sets stage to reopen Mid-east dialogue
      294 4 US sets stage to reopen Mid-east dialogue Nixon gets new Israeli views from Mrs. Meir WASHINGTON, Thursday. THE State Department said yesterday conditions In the Middle-East were favourable for a serious effort to renew the ArabIsraeli peace talks. The U.S. assessment of chances for the peace talks followed an unannounced
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      Lock icon 7 die in crash
      33 4 NEW DELHI. Thurs seven people were lulled and four injured when a truck in which they were travelling overturned near Agra, about 125 mile from here last night Reuter.
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      190 4 METEORITE GIVES HINT OF LIFE IN OUTER SPACE WASHINGTON. Thurs. TT A hint that life may exist elsewhere in the universe was found in a meteorite that fell in Australia. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration <Nasai said "esterdav the meteorite was found to contain ammo acids the buildins block
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      Lock icon Delegates scuffle during UN committee meet
      218 4 Delegates scuffle during UN committee meet NE* YORK, Thur« DELEGATES of France. Uruguay and Saudi Arabia scuffled in the General Assembly's social committee yesterday in an incident unprecedented in the United Nations. The chairman. Mrs. Maria Groza of Rumania, burst into tears after trying vainly to maintain order Other delegates
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      Lock icon World Bank's $180m plan to aid Pakistan
      528 5 World Bank's $180 m plan to aid Pakistan WASHINGTON. Thurs I SslBo million reconstruction plan to help survivors o! East Pakistan's disastrous cyclone wave get back on their hvt is to be launched soon under World Bank auspices, bank officials said today. In addition to repair ;:nd restoration ol the
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      Lock icon Polls to show if they want separate rule
      182 5 LONDON. Thursday. $HEIKH iMujibur Rehman said on television here tonight that the result of next Monday's elections in Pakistan would show whether those living in the eastern portion of the separated country wanted their own statehood. The Sheikh was Interviewed in Pakistan
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      Lock icon I WATCHED THOUSANDS OF BODIES BURNT -NIKITA
      133 5 I WATCHED THOUSANDS OF BODIES BURNT -NIKITA 1 ONLXDN Thur.s.-Nikita Khroshchpv dr.M-nbe.s bia views of the Second w irld War battle of Stai hi ad in the latest cx-trai-t from his reminiscences published in the Times today. The former Prime Minister said that at the end of the 164-day battle,
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      Copter crash
      28 5 TOKYO Thmv TWO crew mcoiben ot a hrlioontci Ml 04>] "Inn tlii-ir aircraft Irt powcr-traasniUsion Unr .md rra>iird in ItdiKnua. a city north of Tokyo. Reiner.
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      122 5 How heart man keeps going WASHINGTON. Ihurs Donald ler K.mimvKi IU-ycar-old tu-iirtte Miiciker. beer drinker, outdoorsm.iu md U(? of thr partT. >«>terd.iv irlebrated the second Mrahreraan of in.. heart lr.<n>planl "Vuu know. prcplr li.i\c a little heart trouble and they .-it around. m> (.ireful and all Tfcat'a nut ni> «.i>."
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    Hunt for three jail breakers
    55 6 SINGAPORE. Thuri The round-the-clock police and pri«on.«. hum (or the three Chaiißl jailbreakers continued Into Its fourth day today without any success The fugitives are Chua Ah Hock. 19. Yeo Cheng Slew. 24. and Tan Woon Teck. 25. who escaped from a working party in
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    Students unhappy over obituary of Inche Yusof
    207 6 Students unhappy over obituary of Inche Yusof- SINGAPORE. Thurs. Some University of Singapore students are unhappy over the obituary of the late President Yusof in the latest Issue of the Singapore Undergrad. They object to the parenthetical phrase "Where's this place again?", used to describe Inche Yusof's birthplace. Padang Gajah
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    Road to close for 5 weeks for laying of sewer main
    93 6 Road to close for 5 weeks for laying of sewer main SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The i unction of Upper Thomson Road and Jalan Keli will be closed to traffic for about five weeks beginning next week, to allow a sewer main to be laid across Jahm Kell. Traffic fnm Upper Thorn.-on
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    Minister to parents: Be selective in kindergartens
    216 6 Minister to parents: Be selective in kindergartens SOCIAL Affairs Minister inche Othman Wok to night advised parents to select only kindergartens with proper facilities and teachers. There were some which operated mainly for profit, he added. Such kindergartens, said the Minister, were run without proper facilities or trained teachers "It
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    Brunei pleased with London talks
    477 6 Brunei pleased with London talks ACCORD ON HEADS OF PROPOSALS SIGNED From HARRY MILLER LONDON. Th »pHK Brunei delegation leaves Ixjndon for home today evidently satisfied with the result of its talks with the British Governmml since November 10. A communique issued this afternoon declared that heads of proposals about
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    76 accidents
    10 6 SINGAPORE Thwn. There were accidents three serious, reiterday
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    Greenery to make way for 30-storey luxury I— flats
    210 7 Greenery to make way for 30-storey luxury I— flats SINGAPORE. Thurs—Another spot of greenery In Singapore will soon go to make way for three block* of 30-storey luxury fiats off Grange Road to be called Grange Heights. The new complex will occupy three acres now covered with trees and undergrowth.
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    96 7 Tasmania hopes to increase dairy exports KL'ALA LUMPUR. Thuni. Tasmnnia hope* to increaae her export* of frefch and processed fruits dairy products and meal to Malaysia, the Tawnanian Minister lor Industrial Deyelopment. Mr PF. Clark. »ald today Mr. Clark, who is leadinii a six-man misnion to South-east Asia and Japan
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    Farewell dinner
    39 7 SINGAPORE. Thur* The G»vlanii Reral Ciiirens' Con«iltctive C.immlttee will hold a dinnei cii' Der IP in honour nf Inche Rahma' K^nap MP loi for thr eonatituancy. who l« lePMi.t "T pilururdti' t« Mecra on Dft L' 4
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    Numismatic show at Library
    74 7 Numismatic show at Library BINGAPORE Thur*. An exhibition n( numi.smattc materials will be held In the National Library lecture liall Irom Dec 10 to 12 by the Singapoie Numismatic Association tn conjunction with the Group Service* Section of the NaMonal Librmv On display -ill be collection* from Malaysia. China. and
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    THAILAND JOINS IN HUNT FOR PIRATES
    358 7 Malaysian navy to go beyond three-mile limit PENAXG, Thursday MALAYSIAN aad Thai police have joined forces to launch BO intensive him! for the pirates who shot dead Tom Malavsian Inshore fishermen ;md wounded another in Thai waters of Phuket last Saturday. A Federal Police
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    15 FIRMS FOR MALAYSIAN TRADE FAIR
    114 7 15 FIRMS FOR MALAYSIAN TRADE FAIR KUALA LUMPUR. Thur.s. Fifteen firms and 14 Government departments, statutory bodies and voluntary organisation* will take part in the first Malaysian Trade Fair Among them are a local motor firm, a perfume manufacturer a shoe company, two food processing companies and a petroleum firm.
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    Ship again up for sale
    84 7 Ship again up for sale s l\(. Muni Thurv A >hip which has twice survivef) the auctioneer*' blork is up for public Hale again in Singapore on Tuesday. The 2.795-ton On Pins, now anchored in the la-tern Ritads, hai had offers of up to >350.000. Rut this wax far below
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    Call for mass weddings
    42 7 MALACCA Thurs The Chief Minister of Malacca. Dato Hiii Tallh bin Karlm. toda> iiited Malay* to hold maw weddlr.ff to >aye expriu>ex He >aid thai the people were sper.aniK tar too muth on their weddings aiid fmtive orcaxlons
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    Name change
    20 7 SINGAPORK Tluis The Ooteii'mem Secretarial Statf A^sociiition h»^ rhaneed its name if the Pmaapoie Government Bliorth«inri WrUfrs A»sona-
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    Hospital plans to expand services
    183 7 SINGAPORE Thurs. 81. Andrew* Minion Hospital plans to expand Its services by providing specialists dental and child guidance clinics The medical officer In charge of the hospital. Dr. Llm Kirn Siong. said they would be established when the Government had approved plans for the renovation
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    JAILED FOR ILLEGALLY HAVING WEAPONS
    93 7 CINGAPOBK. Thurs. k Salesman Tan hnr Kwee, 2S. was jailed for three months today for illegally having three scout knives and two bearing scrapers at Trrwhitt Road on June Tan with previoM* runvirttnn denied the charge. Detective Constable Teo Sent Hock. «aid he and a
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    Indon envoy: Our role is that of a peacemaker.
    995 8  -  CHIA POTEIK 'DEFENCE PACTS? WE'RE NOT INTERESTED" By Singapore Thurs. INDONKSIA is not Interested in l»k--iug part in ;< defence pad. Hut if her neighbour* are attacked, sin- will not remain quiet. The Indonesian Ambassador to Singapore, Mr. Soenarso, said liv-i
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    A 'NEW-LOOK' PASS FOR AIRPORT WORKERS
    72 8 A 'NEW-LOOK' PASS FOR AIRPORT WORKERS SINGAPORE. Thurs. A "new look" pass is to rr> la«r the card-board pass now issued to people working at Singapore Airport. For "bett-r security," the Department of Civil Aviation is finalising plans to introuuee the Polartod laminated and water proof type of passes now
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    Language courses
    35 8 Language courses SINGAPORE. Thurs The Adult Education Board will hold five language courses English. French. German. Japanese and Russian over fivemonth periods beginning on Dec. 14. Details are available from the board's Cairnhill Road headquarters.
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    Credentials
    30 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs The British Hl«h Comtnls Mone l designate to Sinaanore. Mr. Samurl Falle. will present his credentials to actlnc President Yeoh Ghim Sens, at the I&tana on Saturday
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    Game of hideand-seek led to boy's death
    278 8 Game of hide-and-seek led to boy's death SINGAPORE, Thurs. Schoolboy Chia TecVc Chai. 12, told a coroner today that as he played "hide-and-seek", he heard his chums shout "come out. come out, your brother has fallen." His brother. Teck I.eong 13. was dead when he arrived at Outram Hospital Teck
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    The car—Rome's biggest nuisance
    1241 9  - The car— Rome's biggest nuisance CLAIRE STERLING DAILY TRAFFIC JAMS THAT MEAN A LOSS OF PRECIOUS MANHOURS By 'Somehow, someday, some control will have to be imposed on the unrestricted output of cars' THIS city, which has just had the first ant i traffic strike in the history of mankind,
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    Detective to face trial for robbery
    251 10 Detective to face trial for robbery CINGAPORE, Thurs. A former detective corporal was sent for trial in the High Court today on a charge of armea robbery at a Lavender Street dispensary. Sin Kok Hua. 31, of the Internal Security Department, is accused of robbing two watches and $231 from
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    Special prayers for Yusof
    60 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Hindus In Singapore will hold a special prayer and memorial service for the late President Yusof at the Brl MarUunman Temple in South Bridge Road tomorrow at 6.30 p.m. Special prayers will also be offered at the Sri Senpaga Vlnayagar temple in Ceylon Road
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    FINED $255 FOR NINE TRAFFIC OFFENCES
    190 10 FINED $255 FOR NINE TRAFFIC OFFENCES SINGAPORE. Thurs. Ho Yam Ping of Craig Road was fined a total of $255 today for nine traffic offences, some dating back to 1965. For stopping hlr car in' front of bus stops at New Bridge Road on July 6. 1965 and Sept. 17.
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    Rahim's date
    36 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Minister of State i Foreign Affair*). Inche Rahlm Ishak. will open the Singapore Scout Association's Ec Peng Liang Building at Martla Road, near Marine Parade, on Dec. 12 at 4.30 p.m.
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    BODY OF BOY FOUND IN RIVER
    102 10 BODY OF BOY FOUND IN RIVER SINGAPORE, Thurs. A three-day search for an 11-year-old boy who fell into a canal in Pr siaran Kelilinf ended this morning when bis body was recovered from Kalians River. Police confirmed thr body was that of Chan Lai Seng, who fell into the canal
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    Singapore's building contractors to form a national body
    184 10 PLANB for a proposed merger of Singapore's two building contractors' organisations have reached an advanced stage. And by early next year, the 100-member Singapore Building Contractors Society and the 80-strong Singapore Contractors Association hope to merge into a national body. The association
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    Counsel tells of hubby's influence
    255 10 Counsel tells of hubby's influence MIMI WAS 'CONFUSED AND DEPRESSED' SINdAPORK. Thursday I)ANCE hostess Mimi Wong Weng Sin whs "confused and depressed," and easily influenced by her estranged husband when involved with him in the killing of her Japan ese engineer lover's wife, her counsel told the High Court today.
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    Snatch thief takes $50
    50 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Loke Wah Kay, 25. of Teclc Chve Terißce. was counting his money at Jalan Besar at 4 p.m. yesterday, when a man came from behind tnatched his wallet and ran off. I/oke told the police that the wallet contained $50 and hi* Identity card.
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    HAPPINESS
    453 11  -  TAN WEE LIAN By Singapore. Thursday That's what youth in Singapore seeks most today, followed by love, home, money and job all else, the young Singaporean desires happiness, believes in sex only after marriage and feels that the country should be armed to the teeth. These are Just three
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    Spore may be centre for gas equipment production
    327 11 Spore may be centre for gas equipment production SINGAPORE, Thursday. SINGAPORE may be the centre for the production and marketing of gas burning equipment for South-east Asia. This was Indicated today by a director of the London-based International Export Association. Mr. John Hamill, who is here to hold discussions vttta
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    Centenary
    28 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. St. Andrew's Cathedral will hold a fpecla! evening service on Dec. 30 to commemorate the rentenan' of Its elevation to a cathedral and parish churrh
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    12 BOOKS, PERIODICAL BANNED IN MALAYSIA
    140 11 12 BOOKS, PERIODICAL BANNED IN MALAYSIA KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Government has banned the importation of 12 books anci a pi nunic<il. according to a gazette today. The periodical la a Kow-loon-printcd magutne cr.titled: "Clever Persons Picture Book," and is published in Chinese. All the banned books are English language
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    Xmas treat
    34 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs The S'ngnpore Mercantile Co-opera-tive Thrift and Loan iiorietv Ltd ill be giving a Christ mab treat to children of Us members at the Singapore Wonderland Amusement Park on Dec. 20.
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    Now the 'no-boot boot' after the 'no-shoe shoe'
    184 11 Now the 'no-boot boot' after the 'no-shoe shoe' gINGAPORE, Thurs.— It had to happen some time the noboot boot to follow the no-shoe shoe fad that hit the fashion scene more than three years ago. This tlm\ it promises to be more than just a passing fad. unlike the first
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    Fishermen to meet
    56 11 KANOAR. Thuis.— Two hundred fishermen from three coastal \.llagen in Perils will meet on Dec 12 to consider forming a fishermen's association in the State. The organising secretary, Inche Shahldan bin Mohamed Allm. said today the police had given permi.-*ion for the Inaugural meeting to be held
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    Teacher's family robbed
    63 11 ALOR STAR. Thurs TI ire* men. one armed with a pistol and another with an ixe. robbed a religious tearhri and his family at Alor Mernh early today of $4..i00 in cash and Jewellery. Ka**tm bin Lazim told polio* thai he and his family of five, were
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    Fined $100 for traffic offence
    50 11 PENANG Thurs— Ramll bin Abduilsh 23. was today fined a total of f 100 for riding a motorcycle without a licence and wlthI out valid insurance cover Ramll. who wax caught tn Kelawel Road on Nov. IS. was also disqualified from driving for one year.
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    Call to set up Spore-Aussie immunology projects
    229 11 Call to set up Spore-A ussie immunology projects rZ World Health Organisation Immunology chief, Dr. Howard C. Goodman, now on a three-day *latt today spoke of the possibility of collaborative projects between Australian and local immunologists. Dr. Goodman, 50, is here pertly to learn more about the research projects of
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    Two held for golf course —murder
    83 11 Two held for golf course —murder- ALOR STAR, Thurs. Police last night arrested two men In connection with the murder of a goat-dealer, L. Muthaya, on Hart Raya eve. The Kedah and Perlis CID chief, Supt. Sarban Singh, said today the suspects were picked up in Sungei Patani following a
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    Ball at club
    25 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs The MSA Apprentices' Bill will be held «t the Singapore Swimming Club at Tanjong Rhu tomorrow night nt 8 p.m.
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    Dr. Tan to attend World Bank meet
    101 11 Dr. Tan to attend World Bank meet CINGAPORE. Thurs. Dr. Augustine Tan. MP f<* Whampoa and economics lecturer, will fly to Washington on Monday for a World Bank conference ca» development strategies for semi-industrial countries. The meeting will discus* problems faced by countries like Singapore. South Korea. Taiwan. Argentina and
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    Cinema touts work for big ring
    361 12  - Cinema touts work for big ring OW WEI MEI By Singapore, Thurs. A WELL •organised i inp, is believed to he behind the blackmarket touting of tickets al the smaller cinemas here. When a good show is on, young boys between nine and 14 years queue up for tickets in
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    MP for dinner
    37 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. i Chor Yeok Eng. MP (or Buklt Tirniih will attend the third anniversary dinner of the Hoover j Park and Neighbourhood Reii- dent*' A.oorlßtlon at the estate field on Dec 26.
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    Hotel chef who bends over backwards the yoga way to get rid of that bulgy tummy
    304 12  - Hotel chef who bends over backwards the yoga way to get rid of that bulgy tummy LESLIE FONG By SINGAPORE. Thurs. Most people will bend over backwards to get rid nf that bulgy tummy. And that was what Singapore Hyatt Hotel's executive chef. Mr. Wilhelm Dilger, 42. did yesterday literally.
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      PET TERRIER KEPT WATCH OVER HIS BODY
      308 13 PET TERRIER KEPT WATCH OVER HIS BODY MALACCA, Thurs. A pet bull terrier named Daisy kept watch over her master as he lay dead In his car from gunshot wounds in his head yesterday. Daisy gave In only when the police arrived to Investigate the incident. Her ma.ster. British planter
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      Crash death
      27 13 BEREMBAN. Thurs. Lan Ai Phoo. 46 was kiiled la»t night when 'he truck -she waa travelling in cra>hed into a tre« nine miles from heir.
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    Malaysia to go on with exam grading —system—J
    196 13 Malaysia to go on with exam grading —system— J KIALA MTMPI'R. Thur*. The Malaysian Certificate of Education and the Cambridge School Certificate will continue to be graded first, second and third in Malaysia. "Right now we are concentrating on taking over in the near future the examinations being conducted in
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    Lock icon Govt in industry: No unfair competition pledge
    273 13  - Govt in industry: No unfair competition pledge Fun Tan by KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday IVHILE-the Govrrnment is taking part in industry it will under no circumstances compete unfairly with private enterprise. Finance Minister Tun Tan Siew Sin said this today when he met seven German Journal "Our growth averaged six per
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    Jobs: A nationwide factory check
    306 13 IPOH, Thursday IIBOUR Department officers are to carry out checks on tories all over the country see that job opportunities being given to all races, his was disclosed by the Minister of Labour, Tan Sri V. Manickavasagam, after visiting throe factories in Tasek Industrial estate
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    Varsity forum
    36 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The Academic Staff Association of the University of M«l*va Wit hold a forum on um\ersltv education and the national higher education policy tomorrow at TJI pm at Science Lecture Theatre Four.
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    MIT plans to recruit 20 more lecturers
    96 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Mara Institute ot Technology is looking for 20 lecturers for its various department.-. They arc for English laneuasr malhpmru-.s. bioloby. chemistiv phvsicv veterinary; rIWCI, engineennu. •rchlUctltrc, forestry. atatbttlc*, economics and law. A BpokMOkUl for the Institute said that these wishing
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    Fined $100 for traffic offence
    48 13 PENANG UMaTC, Ramll bin Abdullah. 23. was tnda\ tliiK' h total of $100 for ridlnz a moior-cycl* without a licence *nd without valid insurance cpxer Ramll. who was cauElit tn Kelawei Road on Nov. 15. »a* ilso disqualified from driving for one year.
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    34 13 KUCHINO. Thurs. Bad weather forced an MSA Boeing 737 to turn back to Singapore today. An airline spokr.-man said the plane could not touch down because o: poor VLsibility. Bernama.
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    A re-union
    33 13 PFNANG. Thur* About SO voullu from Pe:iMiß who •m trained at the Pert** Tooth Crntie. selangor. kn 19B') ami 1970 v.HI hold a re-unlon nt the youth civic* centre next Thursday.
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    iraming in jungles for the big climb
    116 13 iraming in jungles for the big climb KAMPAR. Thurs. Thirty- five pupils of the Anglo-Chinese secondary school left today with a teacher. Mr. Chye Rooi l.iionc to climb (.ii none Kujang < 4.o*oft.> in M.il.k < .i The group will l>r away for three days and will be given practical
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      117 13 ORGANISE RADIO, TV FORUMS: DAP L' l ALA I.IMPIR, ThuM. The DAP today called on the Government to organise forums over i radio or television to j highlight national problem*-, and discuss uays of solving them. The party uas replying i to a suggestion by Minister with Special Functions Tan
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      TUESDAY'S CRISIS
      540 14 Mr. Heath and the British public will be glad wliei. Tuesday is over and the one day strike i.s behind them. Thf v.cakeini trade union support lot tins Unofficial strike protest against legislation which will reform industrial relations is encouraging, but Tuesday is still likely t« be a
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      BETTER TEACHERS
      268 14 Among the fashionable pastimes in developing countries are discussions, seminars and colloquiums on education with particular emphasis on the fall in tin standards of teaching at thr vital primary and secondary school la vela The rtiag Hum s ,im always the same and the solutions ineffective. The current
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      159 14 Britain has opted out of the European airbus project, and refused funds for an all-British competitor, while in the U.S. Senate last ni>;!it batlle. raged ■round the proposed American reply to the AngloFrench Concorde. The SST prototype may be grounded. American second thoughts cm supersonic giants
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      HAVE A CODE FOR MOTOR' CYCLISTS
      178 14 HAVE A CODE FOR MOTOR' CYCLISTS ETTERS In trie S. raits ■M about motor cysllata are interesting. bat "nere recrimination will not lead to solution. It is not correct to br.uiC. all motorcyclists as "a nubile nuisance." Tl'.ere art* nuiny who are considerate and grtittf nunlv. Only a few of
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      Electrical breakdowns
      158 14 Electrical breakdowns Ir f r to a news Item •:w-Mlnute blackout disrupts High Court sitting.- iS.T. Nov. 20 1. Hit High Court building is under the maintenance o! UM Board Contracts Department. During the particular breakdown paI erred la the breakdown ■action went to attend the fault and tound that
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      'Efficient department'
      133 14 I AST Sat-irday I visited two Government departments In connection with my daughter's lost identity card and her application for a Singapore passport. The first office kept us for a couple of hours, but It Is our experience In the second office that prompts me to write this
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      'NEGLECTED PEOPLE' AT THESE P.J. ESTATES
      149 14 LIVE In PnlMMttf Gardens and am of the opinion that the people staying in Section 22 especially those in University Gardens, Kampong Tengku and Diana Estate could be ciil-d thi "neglected people" of Petaling Jaya. Mo>t have yet to be given satisfactory facilities with
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      Port section
      121 14 YrOUR report "New Port Bets lTp A Halm* Section" iBT Nov. 20i appears to give the impression that the Port Swettenham Authority bu Just established a claim section This Is not so. The claim section has been with the Authority ever since its inception In IMS. The circular
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    Pacifism vs the Bushido spirit
    1061 14 Japan's defence policy may undergo change By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT ARE the Japanese gradually abandoning their almost •pacifist' defence policy? It Is a que sli o n which has been raised by the publication of the recent White Paper on defence, and by the five-year
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    Romantic martyr for the Right
    438 14  -  MACK MURRAY B> JT IS very likely that Vukin Mislnnn the gifted novrlUt who shocked Japan recently hy < ommltlint ritual suicide at an Army headquarters in Tokyo, will emerge as somethine of a .lamps D'-.m figure to the romantir rnunj nationalists of Japan. The
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      83 14 "A bottle of Quien Chablis, please" V If you specifically ask for Quien, it's understood that you know what you're talking about. The name Quien on the label is a necessary guarantee. France is a huge producer of wine. Unfortunately, not all of it is wonderful. So a standard guarantee
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    Death-fall man was worried about his future
    259 15 Death- fall man was worried about his future SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Pirate taxi driver. Chua Thian Choo. 46. had brooded for a long tinio over his future before he fell to his death from the seventh floor of a block of flats in Beach Road yesterday. This camp today from a
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    Wanted man arrested
    47 15 hEREMBAN. Thurs. Yap Lev Koo. 24. who escaped from police custody In September, was arrested last night Yap. wanted by police here In 'mil with an as-ault on a policeman to IAI4. was being broueht here from Kelantan unrlcr (X'lice euard «hen he escaped
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    Art show
    28 15 PENANG. Thurx— The Chinese Pmnting Society of the Nnny»n« Arademy of Fine Art*. Singapore, will Mage a three-day exhibition at thr Penang Khek Association from Sunday.
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    AEB courses on gardening
    52 15 SINGAPORE. Thur.s The Adult Education Board is organising a 10-lecture course nn "Gaiaen drrign and landscaping by Mr Eric Taylor. Fellow of the Ro\al Horticultural Society. e\rry Monday from 730 to 9 p.m. from Pec. 14 at thf Board k premi.-ej. at Cairnhlll Road The fee
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    POLYS NEW $20 mil CAMPUS
    111 15 THIS is what the Polytechnic's new s2u million campus will look like at its id-acre Dover Road site. The low buildings in the foreground are workshops, and the tall ones next to them in zigzag pattern the lecture theatres and laboratories. In the middle of
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    Lock icon SULTAN OF JOHORE TO OPEN VENEER FACTORY
    212 15 SULTAN OF JOHORE TO OPEN VENEER FACTORY lOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. The Sultan of Johore will open the Mados-Citoh Daikn\ veneer factory at Pasir Pelangie next Friday. The company is a jointventure between Mados Enterprise and two Japanese concerns— c. Itoh and Datken Trading Industry Ltd. The lactory— nrst of its
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    Charity walk in Serangoon
    42 15 SINGAPORE Thur-i The MP for Serangnon Gardens Mr. L.P Redrico will start a chanty walk at thr hnuMng eVate on Sunday to ral»e funrfc. (or underprivileged children The walk 'v "rraintpfi by an AustraJian terviremin. Cpl. Jack Morgan
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    Leadership training course by YMCA
    88 15 Leadership training course by YMCA SINGAPORE. Hum. V 'The YMCAs Young Adults Group w.ll organist a leadership training camp at Telok Mata Ikan from Dec. 18 to 21. The four-ciH.v ca up. to be run on iimllar Unrs as the Outftard Bou na School, v designed to pnmde ;m Hll-round
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    Tun Ismail for Mecca
    50 15 KUALA LIMPUR. Thurs Deputy Prm:e Minister liin (Dr.i I>mall and Toh Puan Norashlkin wil 1 !eave on a pilgnmagf to Met ca on Jan. 26. The Gcverno <y. Bank Negara, Tan Sri 1.-mHi; bin Mohamed AH. will al*o It ive on the oame day Bernar a
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    Lock icon A life or death battle says Tun
    266 15 A life or death battle says Tun I KUCHING. Thura Till*! right :ij;:iiiisl communist terrorists in Sarawak was ;i life <»r death battle, Tun Alxlnl Razak said here lodtiv. Tun Razak. on his first visit to East Malaysia since becoming Prime Minister, was speaking to Pressmen on his arrival here
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      140 15 Weather outlook The weather outlook tor RIN(IAPORK today (rom 6 a.m. to 12 noon: Isolated showers Outlook from 6 a.m today to 6 a.m. tomorrow tor a 20-mlie radius of the following towns: Penang, mainly fair. Ipah, laola'.fti show i-is in the late afteriiuoi.; KoU Bharu. i. olated to scattered
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      403 15 On your TV and radio today CHANNEL 9 O AA PM. Opening anu oeneral Hospital; 3.20 J'\J\3 for the family Magazine series; i.od Dany 01 t-venus in bingapore 1111 a Aicr., o.jj it.. Happening in bingaport- (repeat); 4.15 Days 01 our Lives; 4.36 Close. Z AA Opening and Lucky Dip;
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      254 15 CHANNEL 3 O AA P.M. Programme .summary; 3.02 Juara KugiJ.W ran 70; 352 xhe Beverly Hillbillies— Jethro '3 Pad: 4.19 Banana Spiit.s, 5.04 Las.sic Crackers Jack; 5.31 Adventures of Gulliver; 5.55 Programme summary. L AA News. 6.17 Pok Amai-amni; 6.49 Peter Gunn o#vv Vendetta: 7.18 The Good Guvs A Fine
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    'Romance' ends for Rajula and Charles
    156 16 'Romance' ends for Rajula and Charles SINGAPORE. Thurs. Rajula and Charles' two-year "romance"' has ended. •We've had a grand 'ime together. Captain Charles Leadbetter. 57. said today. 'Id been roaming the blue yonder for 38 years when I met Rajula. Pow! it was love at* first sight. "I'm still young
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    MIT plans to recruit 20 more lecturers
    101 16 MIT plans to recruit 20 more lecturers KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Mara Institute of Technology Is looking for 20 lecturers for Its various departments. They are for English language, mathemetics. biology, chemistry, physics, veterinary science, engineering, architecture, forestry, statistics, economics and law A spokesman for the Institute said that those wishing
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    Ministry: Girls suited for technical education
    496 16  - Ministry: Girls suited for technical education MAUREEN PETERS By SINGAPORE. Thurs. [T is the perennial question are jjirls suited for technical e<lu c aliou? And the answer "Yes" came today loud and positive in a "guidance note" on the subject from the Ministry of Education to uncertain parents. It said
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    Lock icon TWO INDON FISHERMEN LAND AFTER THREE DAYS ADRIFT
    135 16 TWO INDON FISHERMEN LAND AFTER THREE DAYS ADRIFT rpAlPlNli, Thurv Two X Indonesian fishermen spent three da.i- in their boat adrift in the Straits of Malacca before landIng at Pulau Kiiiciu. near here, yesterday. The fishermen. Tensku Affan, 55. and Kalian Al.uik. 57, met some Malaysian fishermen at PuUu Klneau
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    Canal death
    30 16 TBLUK ANSON, Thurs Coconut packer T. Renganaldu. 76, drowned when he slipped and fell into a 10ft deep canal In Kuala Perak estate. 25 miles Irom here, yesterday.
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    Lock icon Council reserves judgment in EPF case
    357 16 Council reserves judgment in EPF case lONDON. ThUTS. I The Privy Council yesterday reserved Judgment on an appeal I which it is claimed could have wide significance to employers and employees in Malaysia. The case concerns the de- finition of •employee" in the Employees Provident Fund Ordinance of 1951. Employees
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    YONG TO REVIEW PROGRESS OF MAJOR AIRPORT PROJECTS
    211 16 YONG TO REVIEW PROGRESS OF MAJOR AIRPORT PROJECTS SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Communications Minister, Mr. Yonp Nyuk Lin, will review the progre« of major development projects at the Paya Lebar Airport tomorrow. The development work bu been estimated to more than SHM million over the next five y< I The Minister's
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    Tengku visits cemetery
    42 16 ALOR STAB (rectal Abdul Rahman today visited the tombs ot hi* parent;, aim ton at the Lanceai Ro\al cemetery her*-. The Tengku. wfcp i-onipiiiurd by TUB SharUih Rodziah. |>ye :i "kendurt" »*> mil i hers of the Keuah ruling ■MMI
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    Three to speak at symposium
    43 16 SINGAPORE. Thurs—Protestor Charles Ton. Dr O Lenp and Dr. Scan Clienu siang. will be .speakinc at 'lie 8b Cardiac Society's, .symposium nn ■'Coronary care unit" at th« Out mm Hospital pathology leelure theatre on Mnnli. at 8.15 p.m.
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    All eyes on Patricia at operetta
    149 16 JACQUES Offenbach's operetta La Belle Helene was presented on Monday by the Sceneshifters at the Victoria Theatre and will continue nightly at 8.30 until Saturday. It is produced by Tony McCann with Lilian Choo as musical director. Portraying Hrlene. Queen of Sparta, is Patricia
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    Drunk fined
    26 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs Urn Km Uanc. 40. wrx today fined $10 for shou Ing while drunk «t d bark laii' In Sims Avenue last night
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    Rotary chief has half-hour meeting with Premier
    165 17 Rotary chief has half-hour meeting with Premier SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. William E. Walk, President of Rotary International. today met the man he described as "outstanding" Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. Mr Walk, who has met the lpaders of almost all th<> countries he visited on hitwo world tours, said
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    $120 fine for no 'L' plates woman car driver
    102 17 $120 fine for no 'L' plates woman car driver t^INGAPORE, Thurs. A k woman. Neo Kirn Lai. was fined $:i0 today for driving a car without "L" plates at Kallang Park on Sept. 1. 1968 while holding a provisional licence. Sh« wax aim fined $00 and disqualified from driving class
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    Lock icon Bangkok 'yes' to border talks
    49 17 BANOKOK. Thura— Thailand has decided to accept a Malaysian proposal (or talks on border demarcation. Aulstant Inferior Minister Thavll Sunthom-Sara-thool said today. He added hia ministry and Foreign Ministry official* would hold consultation* before contacting Malaysia to fix a data for the meeting— AP
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    Ministry 'detains' 5 pop records
    369 17 THE QUESTS' "PROUD MARY" AMONG BANNED ALBUMS By NELLIE HAR: Singapore, Thursday UIVE more pop records, including an LP by a local group, the Quests, have been "detained" by the Ministry of Culture. Among the song titles la the big local favourite "Proud Mary" which
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    Plan to form clubs for two sets of love-birds
    318 17 Plan to form clubs for two sets of love-birds j UIRDS 01 a leather should flock together is the I principle behind the move to bring two sets of love-birds into community service. The couples will be members of two new clubs to be formed next year named, the "Young
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    He stole for the love of music
    172 17 He stole for the love of music SINGAPORE Thurs. Factory worker Linng Ah Ha. 20. told a rourt today that he broke into a neighbours flat and stole a S2OO radiogram because hi- "wanted to hear rood music." The Second District Judge. Mr. Tan Hoar Dun postponed sentence until Der.
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    Dr. Toh to open six-day symposium for engineers
    112 17 Dr. Toh to open six-day symposium for engineers Thurs. A big symposium for engineers is to be held in Singapore next week. For the .six-day meeting endIng Dec 12. the organisers the BrliiMi Electrical and Allied Manufacturers Association— have invited 70 engineers from Brunei. Burma. Ceylon. Hong Kong Indonesia. South
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    $2,484 for family
    59 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Thura. Minister viilvr.it Portfolio and deputy chairman of the National Goodwill Council. Mr Lee Slok Yew. today received a cheque for $2,484 for the family of landslide victim Yap Kirn On. Yap. a poultry farmer and two of his children were burled alive in a
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    Housewife among four robbed yesterday
    120 17 SINGAPORE. Thur s. Four hold-ups were reported to police yesterday. At 2.30 a.m. two men. one with a dagger, robbed housewife Slta Kaur. 30. of $450 In cash at her house in Salboo Street. A gang of eight youths held up Choo Yam Blah. 18.
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    Brylcreemgirl inspires four varsity students
    191 18 Brylcreemgirl inspires four varsity students VI; ALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Tuning up for the examination means a lot of hard mugging judiciously mixed with a little inspiration. And so Eddy Scow. Arun Ghonh. Joseph Ypoh and chua Ch«€ Man brain weary with muggliiK CMt abouj fur an object of inspiration. They
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    BRITISH ARMY BUILDS RIDING SCHOOL
    85 18 CIINGAPORK. Thurs. A O new ridjne school h.is been built at thr Sincn NN Polo Club hv the Singapore Rniinrrr Squadron ol thr British Army. It will also In iincn to tin' Singapore Armed Forces Saddle Club, which has increased rirmand for I uilitirs for
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    VC group leader cleared of I-C charge
    322 18 VC group leader cleared of I-C charge A CASE FILLED WITH MYSTERIES: JUDGE A VIGILANTE Corps group leader, Tan Yew Chip, i.">, \\:is today acquitted of ;i charge ••I unlawfully depriving ;i young housewife <>l' her identity card in :i c:is<.' which ;i district judge described ;is "filled with mysteries."
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    'As good as new' temple after $150,000 face-lift
    218 18 'As good as new' temple after $150,000 face-lift CINGAPORE, Thurs. J The Sri Mariamnian Temple in South Bridge Road will emerge "as pood-as-new" when a major renovation costing 51 50.000 is completed iti June next year. Work started In September to give the temple Its first face-lift in 34 years.
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    Xmas party
    32 18 SINGAPORE. Thurv Work--1 m nf Ktmberly-Clftrk Far East I iPtt i Ltd paper manufacturers 1 In Tanglin Halt will host a Chru>tmas party for SO under- pnwlrgtri rhiklren on Sunday.
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    UAR team leader to promote ties between Spore, Cairo varsities
    169 18 DR. Ab.lcl Aziz Kannl. leader of the UAR official pondotence dclrga- I tion. hopes to promote- pood relations between the universities of Cairo and Singapore. The Minister of Wakr.s and Al-Azhar Affairs, who |g also Professor of Geography in the
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    She paced the streets but the lady's no tramp...
    248 18  - She paced the streets but the lady's no tramp... LIM SUAN KOOI By SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Sh« '-'was loitering in the streetBut the lady was no tramp. She was every bit an aristocrat, almost certainly coming from a very distinguished family of basset hounds. "Twiggy" as she wa« nicknamed hy Mark,
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    To to numbers
    39 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs Til number drawn in tonight 1 Tol draw No 3ti 70 were 21. 44. 3 12. and 1. The additional nurr her was 18 In the circle* drti the numbers were 30. S. 3.
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    Secret of family plan success
    308 19 SINGAPORE, Thursday SEMINAR TOLD THE BEST TIME TO PERSUADE A WOMAN IS AFTER DELIVERY OERSUADING a woman to 1 accept family planning is easiest soon after the delivery of her baby, Dr. Wan Fook Kee. Secretary of the Singapore Family Planning and Population Board said
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    STORE DELEGATE INVITED FOR TOKYO COURSE
    87 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The k Japanese Government haa Invited Singapore to i send a representative to a month-long industrial t mining course in Tokyo. The course is on "Ma- > nagement of chambers of commerce and industry and other similar organisa- j tlons." It will
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    MALAYSIA'S FIRST LINER ARRIVES ON MAIDEN TRIP
    73 19 SINGAPORE, Thurs— The k7 first vessel of Malaysia's national shipping line, the Bunga Raya, arrived in Singapore today on her maiden voyage to Europe. The 14,500-ton cargo liner of the Malaysian International Shipping Corporation was built in Yokahama. The Port Authority presented the
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    Mini industries to come under scrutiny
    182 19 Mini industries to come under scrutiny SINGAPORE, Thursday SINGAPORE'S •mini' industries will come under scrutiny when "Economic Workshop 1970" starts at Nanyang University tomorrow Top Government offl- i rials. industrialists and economists irom universities will examine the role ol small Industries in Singapore's fast-expanding economy. More than 300 participants and
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    Inconsiderate driver
    37 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Llm Buck Chye. 20. of Mosque Street was fined ?180 today for driving without consideration resting In a collision with an oncoming motorcycle when turning Into R a files Hotel on June 20
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      290 19 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6 F«ar grip* the arttclM In qu»»J Show polll«neM, while flrrn l I**1 '7* flr 6 Have the -r«»iu to run a e«r. where to net the pIU < 10 >. we hear ■«>. 12 One who ahow* dom«d drro--10 Sign of affection worrtM Bcb 18
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    Anight when three was definitely La crowd
    210 20 Anight when three was definitely La crowd ITU ALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Twos company but threes a crowd and the magistrates court learnt today how the third became an acute source of embarrassment to a private tutor and her boyfriend. •This man ldentlfted himself as a police officer." the 21 -year-old
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    LIFE BEGINS AT 70 FOR MISS ZORG
    405 20  - LIFE BEGINS AT 70 FOR MISS ZORG OH KEE TIANG: Penang r^ I Thursday DING to the popular maxim, one is never too old to learn. But for Miss Hedwig Zorg, one is "never too old to teach". At the age of 70, when most people would be spending their
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    King to attend 'Oliver'
    59 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurn The Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Ra.ia Permaisuri Agong v ill attend the Philharmonic Society of Selangor's production of •Oliver" on Dec. 16. Oliver" open* at the Town Hall on Dec. 12 Mid runs for eight days. There are matinees on both Saturdays.
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    Canal death
    31 20 TELUK ANSON. Thurs Crccnut picker T Renganaidu. 76. was drowned when he slipped and (ell Into a 10ft deep ctnal In Kuala Pertk estate, 25 mil** from here, yesterday.
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    Need for Asian data centre
    167 20 l/UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. There is an urgent need for a data-processing centre in Asia for statistics, delegates to the 10th Conference of Asian statistl- cians were told today Ecafe actftftEs in tltisfics. the''Ecite SaSS* said there is still not enough facillties to meet regional needs
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    American student found dead in hotel room
    139 20 American student found dead in hotel room DENANO. Than. An American student, Thomas George I'rsich. 2.V wax found dead in a hotel room in the Chinatown district of Kimberley Street here this afternoon. I'rsich. from Washington, checked into the hotel at about 9.3* a.m. on Tuesday. He MM dead when
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    Lock icon Talks on the take over at Alliance
    124 20 Xl ALA I.LMPIR. ThursThr question of when lrncku Abdul Rahman Mill hand over thr leadership of the Alliance to Prime Minister Tun Abdul Kaiak will be discussed at a meetin* of 3« top offltials of the party at Sri Taman on Sunday. Thr
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    Warm airport
    25 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Thuri. Thf air-conditioning system at Subang Airport will be s^itch*<-l off. from Dec S to 15 because nf alterations unH repsiM
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    Grooming an elite corps of officers
    1288 21  - Grooming an elite corps of officers WILLIAM CAMPBELL By EMPHASIS IN THE SAF SHIFTS FROM SPEED TO QUALITY Singapore's defence build-up well on target, the Government is concentrating more on measures to consolidate the rapid progress mack Emphasis is already shifting from speed of expansion to quality, particularly at officer
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      58 21 "Do I look like a machine: "Th;ii> v h.il 1 .ivked my hc\s alter fiddling with figures all day long." "1-or all the monc> I u*e up on pencils he could buy a real machine" "And I could go back to being a girl." n*n i V.Bt'KIV Htl.nutv- mmti rtwrac'iCl-l>
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      155 22 different grades of tobacco, we choose the 19 that give you a smoother cigarette. There are many kinds of tobacco such as Burley, Maryland, Oriental, Virginian. And various leaves, picked from different parts of the plant: like lugs, cutters and tips. The leaves differ in size, colour and texture, in
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    Tell us more, students tell varsity
    270 23 Tell us more, students tell varsity CINOAPORE, Thurs. Students, at the University of Singapore believe a special committee is to be set iii) to consider how hi«st to implement the new two semester year and want to be represented on it. But the university's c relations officer, Mr. Peter ST.
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    Coroner: Evidence is not strong enough
    514 23 Coroner: Evidence is not strong enough TWO SUSPECTS IN THE BOUNCER MURDER r T\V() si'iici society members were "strongly implicated** in the killing of m\ assistant head of another society, llu* state coroner, Mr. Liew Ngik Kee, said today. "But the evidence as it stands is insufficient to implicate the
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    Acting First Lady to open Xmas Fair
    208 23 Acting First Lady to open Xmas Fair CINGAPORE. Thurs. The acting First Lady. Mrs. Yeoh Ohim Seng, will open the 1970 Christmas Fair at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Saturday at 10 a.m. The annual fair is held in aid of Children's Charities, which include the Singapore Spastic Children's Association,
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    Jaycees dinner and dance
    45 23 SINGAPORE Thurs. The Junior Chamber of Singapore nlll celebrate its 2U( anniversary with a dinner and dance at the Sen View Hotel on Saturday Gues's of honour will be th» Minister of State 'Education. j Dr. Lee Chi»w Meng *nd Mrs
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    Doctors want better canteen facilities in hospitals
    192 23 Doctors want better canteen facilities in hospitals SINGAPORE, Thursday GOVERNMENT doctors want better food and improved canteen facilities in hospitals. i They described the quality of food served to doctors on duty as "tolerable" for dinner, but "often unpalatable" for breakfast "There is also a pressing need for improved canteen
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    Abused PC charge
    46 23 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Muniandy Toral Raj. 36. today denied behaving In a disorderly manner by abusing a policeman on duty, and Tying to touch all women walking pant the main gate of Radio Division Pearl's Hill Terrace, yesterday. Ball was allowed until Dec. 2«.
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    Two fined for fighting
    39 23 SINGAPORE. Thura Lcow Beng Kwee. 40. and Mohiinmcd /amaii bin Mubln 33. werf each fined $15 today (or fighting at a bus terminui at the junction of Oullletnard Road and O«ylang Road early yesterday morning
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  • LETTER TO THE EDITOR
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      HOW DO WE WANT STORE TO FUNCTION?
      307 24 HOW DO WE WANT STORE TO FUNCTION? IT is time we began to consider whether the Republic of Singapore as a sovereign State should function through parliamentary institutions or through some other institutions more native and more in accord with the modern situation. Miss Chan Heng Chee. a research fellow
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      Where the 'Keep Clean' drive isn't doing well
      192 24 Where the 'Keep Clean' drive isn't doing well THE "Keep Singapore Clean campaign appears to be very successful in many fields. Our roads and drains are free from litter on the whole, and not much rubbish is being strewn on the beaches. However, the campaign does not seem to be
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      When the bus stop had to make way
      142 24 When the bus stop had to make way WE live at the 6\ mile Upper Serangoon Road where there used to be a bus stop in front of a shophouse which gave us shelter while waiting for the bus. A lean-to was added to the shophouse which was later turned
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      67 24 CHK iS.T.. Nov. 23 1 wrote that former U.S. President Mr. John F. Kennedy once said: "Ask not what your country can do for you— ask what you can do for your country This is absolutely I true But it isn't meant only for males but also for females. Let
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      58 24 COULDN'T something be don^ about the lift service in Housing Board flats to ensure that the tragedy which claimed the lives of two little boys i ST. Dec 2< does not recur I am sure there must be <]Uite a number of men and boys who would like to work
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      99 24 I APPEAL to the Registrar of Vehicles to give strict orders to bus companies to ensure that all bus drivers safeguard the lives of passengers at ali times by NOT moving their vehicles before all passengers are safely on board, and by considerate driving. The other day. I had a
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      Scented water
      64 24 YOUR report <S.T. Nov. 25' on the funeral of President Yusof .stated that Incho Aziz lshak had strewn fragrant Qtrwtn and holy water over the mound ol earth. Lest there should b*> some misunderstanding I would iike to uoint out that the water used was scented water and
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      Wife-beaters
      502 24 Women need karate in a society so indifferent TIIK Directu of Legui Aid (S.T.. Nov. lujs written to clarify what his officer actually said l<> TKC the wifebeater. But TKC's second Irtter. published on the same day. demands a reply even though 1 do not wish to engage in
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      LEGAL AID BUREAU HAS DONE A GOOD JOB
      188 24 LEGAL AID BUREAU HAS DONE A GOOD JOB THE Director of Lefial Aid. Mr. Lim Ewe llual. presented a very clear picture of TKC's interview with a Legal Aid officer (S.T., Nov. 30). TKC. a police officer, has behaved and arted in a very unmanly manner. As a man of
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      'Knocking some sense into her'
      211 24 'Knocking some sense into her' IjiVERYTIME 1 read of a j marriage on the rocks I am filled with shame because the majority «-i cases .ir;>«- from unimportant things. No. it is not ttic big things but the llttlo thing* thai spoil danger in a marriage All marriages begin wi'h
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  • LETTER TO THE EDITOR
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      Women news readers bring the -'chills'
      232 25 Women news readers bring the -'chills' I AM prompted to follow up "Radio Commentators" letter (ST.. Nov. 30) on "deadpan voices." 1 do not doubt that all newsreaders and announ-.-ers are trained before being allowed to broadcast I must say we have some very good newsreaders and announcers and a
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      Policeman wrong about that refuse bin
      182 25 if REFER to a letter 1 Horn -Highly Indignant" (ST. Nov. 25) and wish to state that the practice adopted by the writer in bringing his refuse bin out for collection and taking it back into the premises alter the contents arc emptied is
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      70 25 IREI'ER to the letter headlined "Argument with policeman got him summons" <S.T.. Nov. 26). The writer is fully aware that the police are carrying out investigations into his ca.>f. As a matter of fact, he was interviewed by the investigating officer on Nov. 9. A.s investigations are still In progress
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      105 25 -sir I REFER to the letter by "Anti-Noise" «S.T.. Nov. 26. On Nov. 23 at about 1 p.m. an unidentified person shortly afterwards, the police Station alleging that a group of people were making noise at a certain flat in Block 102. Margaret Drive. On arrival at the flat shortly
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      61 25 f REFER to "Forward Looking's" suggestions IST, Nov. 27). Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim is a public road and as such it belongs to the Public Works Department, which is responsible for putting up milestones and repairing or widening the road. "Korwnrd L'xjking" would have noticed that Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim is now
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      58 25 I REFER to the letter by Mrs. S Kumar (S.T.. Nov. 25). In keeping with modern trends in kitchenware, aluminium sinks with drying boards are Installed in newly-built Housing Board Hats. These replace the former earthenware sinks which are breakable and which do not have drvlng boards. Miss LIM PER
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      97 25 WITH refertnee to the enquiry of "Worried" i ST.. Nov. 18). it is correct that Aroozoo Lane is a private road. The owner ol thr land ;ind those using the wooden ondge at the end of Aroozoo Lane are responsible for the repair of thp bridge. However, it the bridse
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      209 25 Toilets all over the place all locked up ONE morning 1 was in the Mini-stry ol National Development building in Maxwell Road to sett lr a bill when I suddenly had to look tor a toilet I rushed tor the to. lets on the first floor but found all four
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      167 25 TV SINGAPORE undoubtedly feels contented and perhaps even takes pride in 1 the proßrammes it provide* daily However, it falls to realise that a great majority of the viewers do not shar; this opinion. TV Singapore has often mentioned that it will spare no efforts to improve it 6 programmes.
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      -Yusof: A tribute from 10,000 miles away
      373 25 -Yusof: A tribute from 10,000 miles away IRKAD the news of Inche Yusof's death in an English newspaper. May his noble soul rest in peace. As an admirer of his may I br permitted to pay my humble tribute from this distance of rough ly 10.000 miles. I knew him
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    Floods claim non-tree climbers
    318 26 Floods claim non-tree climbers SINGAPORE, Thursday A BRITISH Royal Marine officer s;ii<l here today that mosl of the people who perished in Ihc recent East Pakistan cyclone htVOC were those uiuible !o climb to the top of the tallest trees in their are As such most of the victims were
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    Minister's dinner for weather experts
    113 26 Minister's dinner for weather experts SINGAPORE. Thurs. Communications Minister. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, gave a dinner tonight at the banquet room of the Istana for meteorologists from 20 countries new here for a two-week seminar At the .second day of the .seminar at the Cultural Centre today, two professors from
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    Conditional discharge for soldier
    101 26 Conditional discharge for soldier SINGAPORE. Thurs A British soldier M today Riven a 12-months conditional discharge for indecent behaviour. L (pi Bernard Fawcett. 25. admitted standing on a table and stripping himself at Bugis Street early this morning. Major J. C. Wakerley of the Army Legal Services, appearing for I
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    Jamboree to mark Scout anniversary
    70 26 SINGAPORE. Tliurs ThP Sinsaixjrp Scout*' Association will celebrate |ta 60th annivprsary with ;i werk-lonz jumboroo ni the Bunmbun m'ouis' camp In Urn Chu Kang from Dec. 7 to U. Dr Lee Chian Menp. Parliamentary Secretary' to the Education Minister mill open the camp officially on
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    Invitation
    29 26 SINGAPORE. Thurs The Polish Government has invited Sliitapore to take part in an international trac'.e fair at Poyjiam to be held from June 13 to 22 next year.
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    SIM course
    31 26 SINGAPORE. I«hur» The Singapore Institute or Management will conduct a course un "Work Simplification Technion Deo. II and l:> m Hotel Equatorial The lecturer is Mr Lim Boon Tong.
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    RAF fly more relief supplies
    128 26 RAF fly more relief supplies SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two more Far East Air Force Hercules planes took off from Changi base today with supplies for East Pakistan. Another plane is scheduled to take off tomorrow with 5,000-lb. of medical supplies from the Singapore Ministry of Defence for their medical team there.
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    lAC decision
    36 26 SINGAPORE. Thurs.—lndustrial Arbitration Court referee Mr. Nr.desan Ganesan will hand down his decision on a dispute over overtime payment between the Tangltn Club and the Singapore Catering Services Staff and Workers Trade Union tomorrow.
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    Certificates
    31 26 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. M.W. Hornby general manager ol Auxtasin Line (Pte. i Ltd.. will gi\e certificates to 57 graduated trainees of T.S. Singapore on board the training ship on Saturday
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    Improved medical facilities for Outram, Thomson hospitals
    278 26 Improved medical facilities for Outram, Thomson hospitals IMPROVED medical facilities will soon be availx able at Thomson and Outram hospitals. They will be Mippllrd with modern surgical in- I 1 strument.s and equipment. siNGAPnnr tv Main items include pro- a n s r 'vnt., murs. vision of respirator apparatus <for
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      Lock icon Soccer girl is branded as boy by teams
      233 27 V OUNG Lucille Cato, the schoolgirl, bu got 24 football teams guessing. They all think that she is roally a boy. Lucille plays for Rye women's team In Sussex, and every one of the 24 teams that top-scoring Lucille has played against
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      274 27 TWBW YORK, Thurs. Cassius Clay took time off from his pre-ftght slanplne match with Argentinian Oscar Bonavena to spar three rounds with his brother here yesterday. While Bonavena's trainer GU Clancy sang the praises of the Argentinian heavyueignt. Clay worked out at the Felt Forum,
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      113 27 MEXICO CITY. Thurs. Vicente Saldlvar, World Boxing Association featherweight champion, says he has 'a plan" to defeat Kuniakl Shibata of Japan In their title fight on Dec 11 In Tijuana. Saldivar commented after looking impressive In a four-round workout last night against two sparring partners. He flies
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      Lock icon Arsenal, Leeds crush rivals
      217 27 LONDON, Thurs. English clubs Arsenal and Leeds United crashed ten goals past luck lesci continental opponents last night to make virtually certain of places in the quarter-rinals of the European Fairs Cup. Arsenal. the reigning Fairs CuD-holders. whipped Belgian par'.-tlmers Beveran Waa- 4-0 while Leeds, 1968
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      Lock icon Cuba meet US for title
      56 27 CADIAGENA (Colombia) Thurs Cuba and the United ■Utai will fight lor the Ilrst place In the 18th world baseball championships during a threeIMM i io-hi raking tfriaj starting toaay Cuba <von the right to battl* the UP and riefend Uie 'itl» with a 6-0 win
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      Lock icon India invite top stars
      145 27 DOMBAY. Thurs. The Indian Badminton Association will invite top players from Indonesia Malaysia. Thailand and Japan to International tournaments In India early next year Instead ol sending a poor team to BM Asian Games, an association spokesman *ald here yesterday. Th? association did not want to
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      Football referees course for teachers
      194 28 Football referees course for teachers T»HE first football referees course for Perak teachers tt the Anderson School, Ipoh, will begin tomorrow. Perak's Chief Education Officer. Dato Idrls bin Babjee will declare open the course which will be conducted by PAFA Referees Board members. PAFA president Te o h Chye Hin
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      Judy wins best ailrounders' trophy
      103 28 Judy wins best ailrounders' trophy THE Id Sports Club's (Kuuia .Lumpur) first iionours Award tor the best allrnund sportsman iias gone to a woman. Judy Lam. 26. of the 1(1 Publicity Department, was awarded the pewter trophy with her name and an inscription on it "for her invaluable service to
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      Eddie's stables house the 'Big Four'
      363 28  - Eddie's stables house the 'Big Four' EPSOM JEEP By £DDIE van Breukelen will probably have to settle for No. Z spot in the trainers' list this year. With one more meeting to go, veteran trainer Teh Say Leong is in a commanding position at the top of the table with
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      109 28 MELBOURNE. Thur.v A Melbourne syndicate yesterday air-lifted a further 27 thoroughbred racehorses to Jakarta, where It plans to estabhsn a Aslo million racing industry. A total of 87 horses most of them three-year-olds have now been dispatched this week for the syndicate. Jakarta Racing Investments Ltd.
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      741 28 |!f«m 2.0 MARA CL. 5— 2F llTinTil (carchweights 120) 1 MIO AMIK KIDA 3 2 570 MONTY g 3 000 Kll AY 4 044 THK (iKNKRAL .V 10 5 31 MISS SKF IKR i|. 14-lbi 9 fi A^r. TtVJftvr) SIRAT 7 009 PI.BFI.KS n 8
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      Wein: The draw makes it tough for Spore
      374 29  -  A. JOHNSON By VILEST German coach TT Horst Wein said Singapore had only a slim chance of qualifying for the semi-finals of the Asian Games iiorkey tournament which will begin at Bangkok next Thursday. Weln said the draw had put Singapore in
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      Thailand tour
      105 29 A24-MEMBER basketball team from the Singapore Chinese Middle School Teachers' Union will tour Thailand from Saturday to Dec. 15. Mr. Ng Teng Ngalc. the team managu «ald yesterday: "We aim to promote good relations between teachers of both rountne» and to study their establishments Seven former State pU
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      Bonn date
      28 29 BONN. Thurs Const ruction of upon* venues for ihe 1P72 Olvmplr Games In Munich Is due for completion by Dec 11, 1971. the government said today.
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      Games shock for Ajmer
      84 29 MM 1 1 1 1 .11 1 Thur*.— Aiiian (iamec 4<>flm (old medalliii Ajmer Singh will not compel* al Banrkok nut week brraune he ha* been refuted leave lo fo. Ajmer, a phyxiral education Irrturrr at Punjab I'nivrrsUv. said toda> the head of hit department had
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      42 29 RANGOON. Thurx-A 7«--member Burmese cont indent will take pan in the Sixth Asian Oamrs it was announced here Burma will compete in eight events football, track anrl field weiKhtllftinii. boxing, badminton, nhoollng. cycling and yachting— AP
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      Washed out
      23 29 RAIN wa.shed uui the Singapore Women s Netball Association's match between Stmlts and Fraser and Neave at River Valley Road yewernay
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      Malaysians leave determined, optimistic
      171 29 Malaysians leave determined, optimistic KUALA LUMPUR. Thur.v Malaysia's hocsey laaai left today for Bangkok optimistic of performains: well at the Asian Games. "I am loading a team detrrminrrl to do their best We hope to finish among thr ton three and thus regain the bronze medal we lost lo Japan
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      Kiwis beat Nomads with second half rally
      192 29 A STRONG second half rally by Ist Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment won them an 8-3 win over SCC Nomads In their friendly match at the paclang yesterday. The Kiwis won by a goal and a try to Nomads' only try Man of
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      Non-citizen: 2 dropped from team
      525 29 By Timesport reporter* SINGAPORE'S Asian Games contingent has lost a likely medal before the start of the Games at Bangkok next Thursday. Cyclist On« Kok Kuan, a top cycling medal prospect, has been withdrawn from the team because he is not a citizen. Singapore National
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      Forces beat Darul for Cup hattrick
      277 29 Forces beat Darul for Cup hattrick iRMED forces roniplrird a Cup iiattnck whrn v they beat fancied Darul Afiah 4-1 in the FAS /outh soccer tournament final at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Darul deserved the praise for their grit, determination and >portsmanship. but lost out on experieiui to Forces, who
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      GUAM TAKE Ist EVENT AT ASIAN MEET
      245 29 GUAM TAKE Ist EVENT AT ASIAN MEET DANCIKOK. Tlmrs Ouan MH t lie- first ol five men.* event. 1 at the Fifth Asian howling championships here laM nieht with a total »f 3.404 pinfoils. Nationalist ChiiiH took sevund place in the »l<-g«me three-man seiier with a 3.3(12 total Japan were
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      SNOC invites applicants for top post
      111 29 SINGAPORE National Olympic Council yesterday invited applications for its top post ol paid secretary -general. The job carries a monthly salary of S92S to $1,255, with annual increments of $40. ■NOCI acting-secretary general, Mr. Maurice Nicholas, said: "All those interested are requested to submit
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      Eddy plans to make it big at motor racing
      322 29 Eddy plans to make it big at motor racing ITUALA LUMPUR. 1Y Thurs Eddy Choong of Penang is planning to make it Dig in motor racing and there is every possibility of him doing so. Eddy, who has already established himself as Malaysia's No. l grass track driver, has bought
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      721 27 fa— HI.VStSWA/DERMASISWA KF.KAJAAN NrGFRI. PERAK TAHIN 1971 Lembaea Bia i^wa Kerajaan Negen, l'i-:ak ada-lah mcmpclawa j>ermoho-ian2 danpada Anak2 Melavu jrang menjadl warganegarn Persekuiuan untok kurmaan biasiswh bad pengajlan tinggi diUniverMti:' tempatan dan lalna Universal yang di-lki.lraf oleh Kerajaan untok tahun pengajlan 1971/1.172. Keutamaan ada-lah diberl kapada pemohon2 yang menladl ra'avat
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      706 27 I I Ml. LETRIK NI (.ARA (i.j Ui Narna Jawalan Jurutekntk Tingkatan Biasa-Penolong Juru Ukor Bahan (in Nuraa Jabatan Akltek (111) Bahaglan ni (b) Tangga GaJI $337 x 14 119 Pepereksaan Ke-2 394 x 14 306 dl-tambah dengan Elaun Sara Hldup mengikut kadar sekarang ml Elaun Rumah akan dl-bayar sekira-nva
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      845 27 B.S. "RAJULA' SAILING FOR MADRAS ON BTH DECEMBER 111* The above vessel will sail tor Port Swetlenham. Penang. Nagapattinam and Madras from Port of Singapore Authority Area on 8.12.70 at 2.00 p.m. Embarkation will commence at 8.00 am. for Bunked Unberthed passengers and at 10 a.m. for Cabin Class passengers.
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      786 27 LEMBAGA PADI SABAH TENDER NOTICE 1 lenQert are invited lor the supply ol Insecliciaeb. Weedkilleis and Rodenucides tor the penoo Irom Ist January to 3 1st December 1871 2 Tenders will close on 17th Decembei 1970 at 10 00 am 'i. Tenders should be addressee u> the Pengerusi. Lembaga Padt
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      308 29 AdrertUement NEW DISCOVERY NOW MAKES IT POSSIBLE TO SHRINK AND HEAL PILES WITHOUT SURGERY Stops Itch Relieves Pain In Minutes NEW YORK. NY. < Special) A world-famous Institute has discovered a new substance which has the astonishing ability to shrink haemorrhoids without surgery. The sufferer first notices almost unbelievable relief
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      26 29 noir imum spoon iKeppfn M IBM. I SWNA I#H(fUf: Inland Revenue v Oen Hospital .Chinese YMCA. S30pm.i MM < KR miKNDLY— Hampshup SC v Hamilton SC .P.P515).
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    576 30 Catholic Church is for all: Pontiff POPi: JAKARTA FOR DAY'S VISIT JAKARTA. Thursday I>OPK Paul arrived in this predominantly Muslim country today and told the Indonesians that the Roman Catholic church was Hot a European organisation but one that was truly universal. In an airport addrrss the Pupr said that
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    154 30 DAZZLING SHOW BY HIGHSTEPPING BEAUTIES SI N G A P O R t. Thurs.— lt won't be White Christmas anyway, so these 13 showgirls found reason to flick more feathers, and flaunt more colour here than they ever did before. And it will all be for the benefit of the
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    82 30 Tanker is found capsized rpOKYO. Thurs. A 245X ton Japanese tanker was found capsized and adrift with all six crew missing today off Hikari City, western Japan, coast guards here reported. An air force jet and several patrol txuit.- searched for the missing men ul the Kohaku Mam. which had
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    62 30 TEL AVIV. Thins —lsrael has established its first para-intlttary settlement In thr occupied Gaza strip, near Dlr El Balach. south of Gaza town The settlement. Nah»! Kfnr. Darom. has been built on the site i if an old religious Kibbutz (collective (arm i of the same
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    49 30 BANGKOK. Thurs. Increased communist xuenlla activity has serioii'lv disrupted rubber production in southern Thailand Mr. Choop Mlnlkanon. directoi of the Rubber Replanting Aid Fund, tolci reporters today that the yield of rubber from the plantations In the southern provinces, had dropped by 30.000 tons. Reuter.
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    431 30 I UNION, Thum. Thr Mock market mov.il ahrarf today in quirt trail inn Ihr- overman* mrrniilh on Wall Sinn >•«» th mam ui>«id» fartnr. Komi' mipimrl ma aaaa ahrad of in* trnrtM on th* nKiirra. hut condition* hP eaaaai around i« haakat on t*« r?»ulm. af*rr an initial apM*
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    BIGGEST RISE IN FIXED DEPOSITS
    169 31 BANK deposits h\ clients in Singapore are going iri according to official statistics. li\ v d dppos.it*, which account for more than half the savings, rose- from s.i IS million in De-ci-mhiT 1%5 more than three-fold that amount —to $1,787 million in October this war.
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    It's vital to uphold Malaysian batik's sound reputation
    858 31  - It's vital to uphold Malaysian batik's sound reputation CHEN MENG KONG By THE need lo maintain ;i sound reputation for Malaysian balik is obvious because of an expected b )om. Bui the task may not prove lo be that easy. Apparently, there are batik makers who allow their talents to
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    466 31  -  HUGH MABBETT \m 1/UPANG (Indonesian Timor): Timor's "tree of destiny" flouri shes no more. Sandalwood is so scarce now that even splinters are saved. Production is down to about 1,000 metric tons a year and is still falling. The shortage pushed up the the price
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    COMPUTER BUREAU TO SERVE MEDIUM SIZED FIRMS
    293 31 COMPUTER BUREAU TO SERVE MEDIUM SIZED FIRMS BUSINESS in Singapore and Malaysia is turning more and more to the computer to assist in planning expansion, enhance the efficiency of management control and enable it to simulate and anticipate problems without their actually arising with the subsequent losses and difficulties involved.
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    CITY TALK
    190 31  -  CROESUS By Dial for naught YTESTERDAY was a fru«I Iratmg day for a Sin capore business acquaintance of mine All he wanted to do was send a simple cable to Argentina Had it not hren imnortant he would have dropped the excercise At 3.45 pm Ik- dialled *****1.
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    87 31 KISKS Fair Lady $1.30 -.08 fc.A.I $2.22 +.15 usan Sl-72 -06 Sanyo $130 +.14 ln UI *>-03 -.05 Tganu Uev $1.33 +.08 T Cement $2 40 .05 1.0 Bam, $1.42 +.06 M a Cnem °3J Acma $125 +.05 rn as $084 —034 Prima $1.54 B Kawat $0
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    Straits Times Indices
    38 31 Straits Times Indices l>e*. t Dec 3 liiauslnjl* m.M I. I Hotel*. S*.M 61.1.1 Properties 19.1.7H 1ii1.:,l 'Tin*: |g.M MM I rubber*: 112.M llt.gs Dee. M. ItM IN 1 Dec. 31. IMt B 1M tOec. SI, IMS IN
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    Income Tax
    432 31  -  P.A.TOWSEY ■J WITHIN the next few months those tiresome and painful tax forms will be sent to thousands as a preliminary to assessment and to the subsequent collection of tax from them. Tiresome because the completion of the form requires quite an effort. Painful because the whole exercise
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    $200,000 CONTRACT
    77 31 riOLIN and Brothers oi r Pet alt UK Jay a has won a $200,000 ponlract to supplv two units of M;ixitherm boilers to IndiaMalaysia Textiles in Province Wellesley The two units, raeh measuring 11 ft. high and 20 ft. long have the capacity to produce 32.000 lb. of
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      264 31 IWSIDE Hone Rant ntudien >3.?fl|) million nmiri (round taht project; How inromr tax relief* oprrktr; Marketing rnlumn: Prople in businesa. Face 32. Company aews: Stiarr market rrport: tVrrkly rubber review; Commodities. Pace 33. Overseas markets London. New York. Melbourne. Hone Konf: lomiu prirr* and bminr«« dnnr. Pace 34. CHASE MONEYMONEY
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    519 32 Labour-saving TIIK MONKOK 1655 and 1665. described as "computers that look like calculators' will prove to be a boon to harassed mathematical and engineers \\ho spend considerable time fiddling with slide-rules ;ind adding machines to do their routine work. These machines, being marketed in Singapore foi the first time,
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    384 32  - HK studies $3,200 m 'tube' project ILSA SHARP By IJONG KONG: Honn Kong may back up its HKS4OO million ($2OO million) crossharbour tunnel scheme with a HK 56,400 million ($3,200 million) under ground "tube" system, in a desperate effort to solve the colony's expected traffic congestion in 1980. The consultants
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    474 32  -  P. A. TOWSEY By IN the introduction to *this series, I stated that various reliefs from tax were available in certain personal ci r cumstanees. Let us now see how these reliefs operate. The principal kinds ot relief are: Personal Relief- $2,000 Earned Income
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    Singapore louvre cheapest in world
    302 32  - Singapore louvre cheapest in world CHAN BONG SOO By 4 FEW years of mounting competition among Singapore's louvre window manufacturers have made tne local price of their products the cheapest in the world. A square foot of louvre frame kl selling in the Republic today at less than 40 cents
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    428 32 TRACTORS MR. Han Swan Kie. General Manager of the Engine Department of Tractors Malaysia, has returned from Hong Kong after delivering two lectures at the Caterpillar Marine Eng;ne Technical Beminar for Caterpillar dealers in the Far East. Mr. Han. one of six Invited lecturers, spoke on "Shaft
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      349 33 Wl \K\I RROIHhRS U paying a final dividend of 9 per cent, which with the earlier Interim of 5 makes a total of 14 per cent; 1$ points up on last time. Net profit for the year ended September 1970 comes out at $59 million after all charges
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        30 33 Dec. 3 HI Kill K H| (down one-eighth of .i cent). TIN: M 39.75 (down fi2* tonts). I --i im.it i <l offering 2XO tuns uiiiun 10 tuns).
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        154 33 Tin price keeps dropping rFHK Straits tm price in -1 Penang yesterday fell another 62' 2 cents to $939.75 on an offering estimated down 10 tons to 280 tons. Contrary to the overnight London metal price which rose i:.i. the market was barely steady with buying support at lower level
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        PRODUCE
        51 33 i vr leu YI J""t.A*T*A bl«.k lob. 100% NIW |l» .Hi™, l.mpona bl.rk ASTA f.o b lon'i M.H *2'^ wllfrt CgfM: AP. 1 fo.b 1121 -»ll«r.. AP I fob HIS «»ll»r.. fK. 1 fo h SI '1 .HI.-... lm.iw.no H..h.i«« 20 r in- ..-IVr. J*|'i I.IUH .It ..at 164
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      387 33 /CENTRAL Properties in its annual report for 1969, belatedly received by shareholders, shows a 40 per cent Jump in pre. tax profits and even more marked rise in net profits after tax of almost 60 per cent. But its 30 million 5: Ordinary shares do
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      188 33 'THE Adulation of Banks in MalaxMa-i'ingapore announced A these best agreed merchant rates as at Dec. 3 I inal dollars to one unit Srlling Buying of Fomicn Currency TT or Ol» TT Ol) I J Sterling Pound V3BL'{> 7 3.->mi 1.3371 Australian Dollar 4300 3 ***** 3 U9OO
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      255 33 Two classes of dealings in market VTKSTFRDAY'S business on I the Stork Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore indicated distinctly two classes of dealings. On the one hand very steady following was ni ted in thr more established issues with proven profit and dividend records. A few of these, esprci.ill) those
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      48 33 WKniKn sus sus iulruV" i« i« m 7.7r n irti K ng mm b s- h r»>» .mi us si o* «|ww. 11l \t HO \'< IS JTMM •'< 141 N I4H in I S -Inllnr. p»r nin.r, «2i ld'»l 4MtaTl' prir* in *ona*l>m» •lAltnr* r—t mrl
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      403 33 'I^HE shortened week's trading was nevertheless not without mcc i d c n t. The bullish trend of the previous week was reversed and over three cents was lost at one time from the recent high point of 56 3 4 cents, says Holiday, Cutler Bath in
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      520 33 OPENING quotations m the rubber market yesterday were marked up by a quarter of a cent on London advices. But the market sagged back to last night's levels on some sellIng pressure In nearby. Latterly a minor improvement was evident due to short-covering and some forward interest
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      World rubber statistics
      96 33 WORLD natural rubber output mm In tUJM mrtrii- tons in Auxust from HMN in July, prrliniin.iry ficurrs from (he International Rubbrr Study Group show. August consumption, including cn>ss imports in(o I K.urnne and tbe Chines* People* Repuhllc fell to 220.000 too* from HUN tons in July. Of
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    996 34 1 BID AND OFF la. aia|ießt 0»FI- CIALLV UITIO AT THI CLOSt or ausiNiti in tmi uncapoki AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADIMC ROOMS or TMt STOCK EXCHANGS WITH PRict MOVIMINTS IN ■RACKSTS VISTIROAV Wlai UNIT TRUSTS Atia Unit Ttutl lM. n.,.,t mini far Ota. 4) Mai inw niii.i l
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    946 34 DI'SINESS In and reported to thr Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock r v change yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in bracket* in loin of I .lino unless otherwise specified. INDI'STRIAI.S ACMA (4) $1 25 Alran <]) $1 SO B. Kawat i
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      UK inflation growth: Firm action likely
      227 34 AT the current rate of inflation it is becoming clear that the UK Government will be forced to take firm action to ensure its long-term survival, said the Investon Chronicle newsletter The situation is noi wholly comparable to those of 1961 and 1966. but
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      239 34 LjONO KONG Thur* The opening «a* steady and dull Ith price* holdlni well TTie attcrnoon aaw buyers adopting a more atrgrcMlve stand and ihia resulted In prices moving upwards Tnda\ rlmint inur. in Horn Konß dnilan and rrnn followed by ihr maim huyinK and Mlliog prira* unl»n« oihrr»i>e
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      255 34 VTBW YORK Wen skmUs advanced sharply In taa«V lute trading that pushed tht- Nfw Vnrk Stock Exchange ticker tape threr minuter late at the closing bell Volume Ml about 17 1 million shares, very active but behind yesterday's 20 million plus Tod'v'i 1 loom pr cm in U.S
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      346 34 MEI-BOIRNE. Thur* Mining and oil prices held steady during moderate trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today, but «ome Mocks eased a little at the clone Today* cloainl onr»» -n Auaunlian dollara and r»nta unlaaa olh»rwi»» atatatt! INDUSTRIALS m. Ampn 70 .71 Ant' Con Ind I.M I.«S Auntim 1.70
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      302 34  -  KINGSLEY WOOD 9y tiYDNEY: The establish- ment of an entrepot warehouse in Jakarta is a further step In the developing trade between Australia and Indonesia The warehouse will help Australian manufacturers to make sales of products which otherwise could be lost If the manufacturer relied on negotiating
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      715 36 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL JH| SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD So IOE.JIn Amp.i.9 Ku<U I iin.p... JH H lh.-N.UirvMl SN|-|'""1 I M Inaugurates a new Regular Liner Far East /Europe Service lialin* i. I •lUNBA RATA' Ore 2 i Ore 111 OetiMl OitcnarMi loitdon H*mtur| Dottrn: triwtj IM I JM IS HI II I"
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      965 37 Houses and land ler aala 1 ruAN SINU PARK Hh»s» II int. Yio Chu Kting Mam Road itrtnt at 1 *eletai Hills Phase VI. Different Archl'.eitural Uet gns Quaint Cm veu Wallpaper, foi Master Bedroom Built n Wardrobes lor <" rooms. Low AHseasment 10% ixtaa M AvalUhlt LXveloper:. Ban OaBB
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      885 38 Education CITY A CUILOS LONDON ■BBMSSI hniineenn* Intermediate:. course preparing for I'jTl June Kxamination. suitab> for additional /HSC Maths commencing. Keual School Spore Maw. COMMERCIAL CORRESPONOE NCC REPORT WRITING: Five months rapid course. Starting December Register early: Raja* College. 30-1 Raffle* Place 1V33A8/V81W70). Raja* 2180 Changl Road (4*7688) B'por*. IOOKKCEPING
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      827 38 MARTINA* SALON IIA. Calnwill Clrcia Agata tint lo introduce then physical Fltnee* Bxerei** Koom Complementing their naber/maaaat*/ Sauna Bath* facility. Clean, eourtsoiu complete gentlemen aroomint ny highly trained lady attendant* «w«it* you Km* *****1 Spore. MAIBON OB KBLLITAN Health Saloo for Ladrac Uents. Queen* Hotel. 24 Mouoi Kli/.m.etn M*<tsage/Baunauatn and
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      1063 38 Harrisons Crosfield Limited Mr. J. F. E. Gilchrist's Review Mr. J. F. E. Giichnst. 0.8.E the Chairman, reports Group Profits before taxation for the year ended 30th June 1970 of £3.525.869 (1969: C 3. 104.727). A f nal dividend of 15% is recommended making 20% for the year This year's
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      987 38 expect to make a still larger quantity of this special palm oil available during 1971 to consumers from the Estates we manage. As to palm kernels the price rose steadily from the middle of 1 969 to reach a high point of around C 74 c i f. U.K. in
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      780 38 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 19*1 AND IN THE MATTER OF INTERNATIONAL DKSIGN SCRIPTS PRIVVIK I.IMITKD Notice of Bajaaaai BtmkMm for realtors' \iilunUi> M niiliiiE-lf (Pursuant to Section .'.ill At an BstnonUnarj OmeraJ Meeting or the Shairln ide: ol tilt abovenamed Company, c: vened and held on 4tn
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