The Straits Times, 12 December 1970

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    27 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 Ik Notional Newspaper The Straits Times risWrl«4s it 1 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1970 15 CENTS K.D.N. 4517 M.C. (P) No. 1507
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    Lock icon Union with a heart...
    744 1 Union with a heart... 26,000 engineers drop plan to join Britain's big power go-slow LONDON, Friday SENIOR engineers today dropped a plan to join 125,000 power plant workers in the goslow pay battle that has spread recurring blackouts over Britain. "The public has had enough," said Harry Norton. funeral secretary
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    Lock icon Guerilla escapes capture in Thai police raid
    143 1 Guerilla escapes capture in Thai police raid BANGKOK. Fri.— A Muslim em till. i leader with a 59.000 baht (about $8,000) pri/r on his head narrowly escaped capture yesterday when the police raided his camp in southern Yala province on the border with Malaysia. Police sources here said today that
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    Lock icon OAU pledge to guerillas
    49 1 LAGO&. Frl. The Organisation of African Unity today pledged increases aid to amij Portuguese guerilla groups and called (or special measures to unmask and eliminate aimed merceiißries in Africa The council has been meeting here since Wednesday to discuss last month's invasion of Guinea. Reuter.
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    Moon-rover sends its latest picture
    222 1 Moon-rover sends its latest picture THE scene is wild and desolate —with a chill all its own. A snow scape and those deep, mysterious tracks The trail of the Abominable Snowman? No, it's that other (and more celebrated) "monster" the Russian self-propelled moon-rover Lunokhod I, described by a top scientist
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    Hailstones, whirlwind hit Singapore
    155 1 SINGAPORE. Fri. Hallstones fell in one part of the island, while a whirlwind hit other parts this afternoon. First came the 30-minute whirlwind reaching estimated speeds of between 50 mph and 80 mph and sweeping areas as far apart as Woodlands and Pava Lebar from about
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    Shipping tycoon must face trial in India
    227 1 Shipping tycoon must face trial in India LONDON Fri. A Bow Street magistrate's court today granted an Indian Government request for the extradition of former shipping tycoon Jayanti Teja, 47, to stand trial on fraud charges involving £1 million. Chief Metro p o 1 1 tan Magistrate Sir Frank Milton
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    Lock icon Day 2 with no US war deaths
    225 1 Day 2 with no US war deaths CAIGON, Fn. The a U. 3 Military Command today reported its second straight day without a combat death in Vietnam. But South Vietnamese, forces clashed with guerillas in Cambodia and thre* areas of Vietnam, a spokesman said. The largest action yesterday involving US
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    Lock icon It's dumping, says US
    60 1 WASHINGTON. Prl. Th« D.S. Treasury Department rule* today that Japanese electronic tuners are being dumped on the United States market at cheaper prices than they are sold In Japan. The decision, the third within a week involving electronic devices Imported from Japan, seU the -tage for
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    Lock icon Kidnap — Brazil stands firm
    61 1 Kidnap Brazil stands firm RIO DE JANEIRO PH.— The Brazilian Government stood firm today on Us intention only to liberate political prisoners v the sole ransom for Swiss Ambassador Giovanni Bucher. Government sources in Brasilia said Brazil would not meet any of the other demands by the terrorists including broadcast,
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    Lock icon 32 killed
    36 1 PRAGUE, Fri. —At least 33 people were killed when the PannoMa express from Budapest to Berlin crashed into a derailed freight train east of Prague this morning. CTK. the Czechoslovak news service reported. AP.
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      PHNOM PENH PETROL PUMPS RUN DRY
      67 1 PHNOM PENH. Pri. Gaa stations here ran dry today after petrol rationing was impooed on the capital for the Ant time in the war. Thousands of motor UU swamped us distributors when news spread that the 21-day communist occupation of stretches of Route Four
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      Lock icon BRITAIN AND C-MART
      38 1 BRITAIN AND C-MART PARIS. Iri. Britain hopr* that negotiation* on hrr rntrv into the Common Market can be successfully conrludrd in a matter of months. Mr. Anthony Rayle. Parliamentary I'nder-Secre-urv at the Foreifn OlBec, tald here today. Beuter.
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    More banks seek escort guards
    351 2  -  P. M. RAMAN FIRMS ASK FOR FIREARMS LICENCES By DOLICE report an in- crease in the number of banks and commercial firms asking for escort guards, following some daring bank robberies in recent months. Polirr arivirr is also being sought on installing secret alarm systems
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    Wong has date with cadets
    59 2 81NOAPORE. Fri —The Minister for Home Affairs. Dr. Wong Lin Ken will visit 251 second year cadets 162 of them girl* of the National Cadet Corps on Sunday. He will watch the cadets undergoing training In foot drill, weapon training and Initiative test at the
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    Lock icon Security of Indian Ocean for study
    402 2 Security of Indian Ocean for study C'WEALTH MEET DRAFT AGENDA READY LONDON, Friday COMMONWEALTH defence of the Indian Ocean is listed for study by the Heads of Government of the Si-nation Commonwealth at their conference in Singapore in midJanuary. The subject is included in a draft agenda which has been
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    SAF to use blanks at exercises
    65 2 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Armed Forces will conduct military exercises, at: Mmmilaf ares from 8 am. tomorrow to 10 p m on Dec. 22. MandaJ Marxllinr area from 7 am. on Dec. 14 to 12 midnight on Dec. 24 Man4al Foreit Reaei-Tp from 8
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    Jaycees meet
    36 2 SINGAPORE Fn A 20--member Junior Chambrr of Sinsapore delegation led by presi-dent-elect. Mr. John Tan Rek Yam. will represent tn» Republic's Juvreex at the ISth Malaysian Jaycees National Convention In Penang at the week-end.
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    British forces commands now a two-star job
    189 2 British forces commands now a two-star job SINGAPORE. Fri. The three commands of the British Far East forces army, air force and navy have been reduced from a "threestar" to a "two-star" general's post This was duo to Urn reBritish Forces spokesman said today commenting OB a Malay Mail report
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    Chief Justice to attend conference in N. Delhi
    99 2 Chief Justice to attend conference in N. Delhi SINGAPORE. Fri. Th» Chief Justice. Mr. Justice. Wee Chong Jin. will attend the third Commonwealth Chief Justices' Conferencp in New Delhi from Jan. 4 to 9. He Is now holidaying abroad but is expected bark for Christ ma-s before leaving for the
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    Holiday flats at Pasir Ris
    43 2 SINGAPORE. Fri A complex of 30 units of holiday flata being buiit by the Peoples Association for lower Income rroups at Pa.Mr Ris ire exppctPd to be ready by June The fhree-Mnreved seaside bungalows will cost nearly $500,000.
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    M-cyclist hurt
    34 2 BINGAPORE. Fri Motorcyclist Ne Mun Yong. 46, was Injured on the rteht lee wh»n he was knocked diwn by a car In Kirn Seng Rnnd In front of Globe Theatre this evening.
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    WYATT IS NO LONGER PRO OF MINDEF
    80 3 WYATT IS NO LONGER PRO OF MINDEF SINGAPORE. Fri. Cap tain Donald Wyatt. public relations officer of the Defence Ministry, has left Mindrf His five-member section is now being reorganised. No official comment was forthcoming today. Ail :<res.s inquiries will, for the tni.c heiiiß. be dealt with by Major Yip
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    Blackout: Fault at Newton
    36 3 SINGAPORE. Fri— The PUB today said h cable fault at Newton was the cause of a power failure which affected many parts of the Island last night. The black-out lasted 40 minutes.
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    Small increase in live births in October
    159 3 Small increase in live births in October SINGAPORE. Friday. SMALL increase in live births in October raised the natural increase in Singapore's population for that month by 3,328 compared with 3,197 in the previous month. i But the overall natural Increase for the 10 months of this year according to
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    Stole petrol from lorry
    58 3 SINGAPORE. Fri— A police supervisee who was caught siphoning off petrol from a parked lorry Into a tin was jailed for a month today. Ong Ah Leng. 3*>. admitted stealing a gallon of petrol worth two dollars from the lorry belonging tc Lan Chow Leong at
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    23 tin mines close down
    39 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Twenty-three gravel-pump tin mines closed down In October because of poor production or exhaustion of mining land. The Ministry of Labour's report for October, released recently said 457 workers were displaced.
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    Lock icon Hoax baby mother admits giving birth here
    312 3 JAKARTA. Friday Tjul Zahara, who hoaxed several ton Government officials with her so-called "miracle baby," today admitted to police she had given birth to a boy in Singapore. Mrs. Zahara, 23, who claimed that her unborn baby could cry and recite verses from
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    Police confirm receipt of handcuffs
    78 3 SINGAPORE. Fri —Police today confirmed receipt of the pair of broken handcuffs that an escaped prisoner sent. The prisoner had escaped handcuffed from the lockup in Kandang Kerbau Police Station on Hari Raya eve. He then sent back the broken manacles via parcel post. A
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    Man, 62, on modesty charge
    71 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. A 62-year-old man charged with outraging the modesty of a 13-year-old girl was ordered today to be remanded at Woodbridge Hospital. When the charge wu read to Sim Wang Lye he gave no plea but mumbled a few words which the court Interpreter
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    Outraged girl's modesty
    57 3 SINGAPORE. Fri.— When Foo Chee Lien. 35. sped oft on his motorcycle after slowing down In Chatsworth Avenue and pressing 16-year-old school girl's breast, he did not know she had noted his registration plate number She reported to the police. and today Foo waa fined 1280 for
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    British aid to victims of cyclone ends
    218 3 British aid to victims of cyclone ends £INGAPOR2, Fri. Operation Burlap, the British relief programme for the cyclone victims in East Pakistan has ended with immediate aid reaching all parts of the area. The 18-day operation, which started from Singapore. Involved six major vessels, eight landing craft, eight Wessex hellcopters,
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    'Fast one more day' call to those who stopped Nov. 30
    175 5 'Fast one more day' call to those who stopped Nov. 30 SINGAPORE. Fri. Muslims who celebrated Hari Raya Puasa on Nov. 30 instead of Dec. 1 were today urged to fast for an extra day. The call for another day of s>elf-deni&' .iiade by the Mufti of the Muslim Religious
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    Students visit Yusof s grave
    30 5 INGAFORE. Fi i— Fifty stuctenta tiom tli* Adult Education Board paid a visit to PirMdent Yii.-of bill IshakV i;ra\e in Kranji Cemetery at noon today.
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    I did not drive him to suicide: Executive
    460 5 I did not drive him to suicide: Executive A SALES executive officer told the ooroaer today thai his rclalionship with his "best salesman" was "quite all light" and denied being responsible lor driving him to suicide.' Yong Koi Kwong was giving evidence at the inquiry into the death of Tan
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    'Deterioration in housing' talk at Poly
    91 5 'Deterioration in housing' talk at Poly SINGAPORE. Fri— A talk on "Deterioration in housing symptoms of an urban crisis" will be given by Dr. Otto Golger. a senior lecturer at the University of Singapore's Faculty of Architecture, on Thursday. The Sirgapore Planning and Urban Research Oroup will host the talk
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    $1,000 stolen
    36 5 TELUK ANSON. FH—Hou.sev iff Madam Mole Man Mooi 21. returned from a film show to find her piggy bank smashed and about $1,000 In notes and coins stolen. BEST SALESMAN' FELL FROM TENTH FLOOR
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    1,694 accidents
    19 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Prt. The Labour Ministry received repoits of 1 694 industrial accident* 41 fatal dining October.
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    Road toll
    12 5 SINGAPORE. Frt— Thrrf* were 75 accidents, three I serious, yesterday.
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    Train time changes: 'On the air' plan
    161 5 Train time changes: 'On the air plan KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Malayan Railway would like to make spot announcements on any changes in train schedules over radio and television in future if the two departments could accommodate them. The Railway's acting general manager, Inche Sheriff bin Hassan, said today that such
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    Indian dancer off to wed man she hasn't seen for 8 years
    313 5 SINGAPORE. Friday vyHEN Vasantha steps on board a ship tomorrow she'll be Singapore's loss but India's gain. The 24-year-old Indian dancer, the highest paid Indian artiste here, is leaving Singapore for good and with good reason too. She's
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    Editor becomes information officer
    80 5 Editor becomes information officer SINGAPORE. Fri -The Pditor of thp Education Ministry's secondary school magazine Prospect. Mr. Robert Yeo Cheng Chuan. has been seconded to the South -east Asia Ministers of Education Secretariat In Bangkok as information I officer. Mr. Yfo. who edited the Eng- lish edition of the magazine.
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    O come all ye fitful...
    1153 6 O come all ye fitful... WHETHER you cat lo live or live lo cat, you still need the HUM thing: Food. I guess that was how it fiKiired with those planninß Christmas "dO8." For I found all rival managements in town unanimously working on the principle that the best way
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    Where 3 brave girls make music every night
    355 6 Where 3 brave girls make music every night "THE Long House" X at Raffles Village is not what you might think it is. A piece of "culture" transferred from Borneo? Well. res. but it's so modernised you hardly feel the "exotic Fast" inside. From Ihe outside it looks quite like
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    October Cherries take over at the disco
    140 6 DISCO fans, especially those who dig th« "October Cherries." might like to know the Cherries are back on the scene. They will start grooving it at the Barbarella with the Demonstrators from tonight. The Cherries are taking over from the split "Cheese Board."
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    The Zep's new zip
    878 7 LED Zeppelin, BrilaiiTa inosi popular nock group, may well be entering an extremely crucial s f''«t'<)r their career ■Kill MOW. Capably led by 25-year-old ex-Yardbird lead guitarist Jimmy Page, whose music roots are clearly blues and rock, the quartet is heading in a new direction. Ever
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    S'pore to have a new political party
    126 8 S'pore to have a new political party SINGAPORE. Fri. A new political party is being formed in Singapore. Within the next few days, its founders are expected to file registration papers at the Registrar of Societies. The men behind it declined to be identified today. The party's name and emblem
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    CPIB probe centres on junior officials
    182 8 CPIB probe centres on junior officials CINGAPORE. Fri. Several Junior committee members of the Singapore After-Care Association are believed tc be at the centre of a corruption probe. The probe— lts full results and implications will only be known in about a month —climaxed in raids on the association's Dunlop
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    Denies intimacy with girl
    41 8 SINGAPORE. Frl— Mohamed bin Awang. 23. today denied having carnal connection with a girl below the age of 16 in a house in Jalan Kentane. off Jalan Eunos. on Aug 31. He was allowed bail pending trial.
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    FOR MRS. TOW KEEPING HOUSE IS EXCITING
    112 8 FOR MRS. TOW KEEPING HOUSE IS EXCITING SINGAPORE. Fri.—Keeping house need not be M dull and dowdy a task as many people think. Home economics graduate, Mrs. Lisa P. C. Tow (above) is setting out to prove that it is as challenrinr as any other career. An ex-student of the
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    PAP branch members to donate blood
    62 8 PAP branch members to donate blood SINGAPORE. Fri— About 40 members of the PAP Sembawang branch will donate blood at its premises on Wednesday to celebrate the branch's 16th anniversary. This is the third time members of the branch will give blood. The chairman of the branch and MP for
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    Xmas cards: How to make sure they arrive on time...
    153 8 THE Singapore Host Orhce today called for public co-operation to enable speedy delivery of Christmas and New Tear cards. To ensure that the cards reach their destinations promptly for the celebrations, the public was requested to adhere to the following:
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    A sharp drop in sales of m-cycles
    217 8  - A sharp drop in sales of m-cycles LESLIE FONG 'HELMETS' RULE THE REASON: DEALERS By Singapore: Friday §ALKS of motorcycles and scooters luivc dropped sharply during the p;ist six months. Official statistics show that the previous monthly average sales of 700 new machines has fallen to 486 last month. But
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    Quarantine exemption for dogs, cats from Britain
    65 8 Quarantine exemption for dogs, cats from Britain SINGAPORE. Frl. All dogs and cats entering Singapore from Britain will be exempted from the onemonth compulsory quarantine from Tuesday. But a permit from the Primary Production Department is still needed. The animals must also meet all normal veterinary health requirements Quarantine and
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    New Swedish envoy
    48 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The Government has agreed to the appointment of Mr. Eric Otto Gunnarson Virgin as the new Swedish ambassador to Malaysi*. Mr. Virgin, who succeeds Count Axel Lewenhaupt. now Swedish Ambassador to India. Is also accredited to Thailand and will live in Bangicok
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    PFF gets a big boost to meet Red threat
    233 8 PFF gets a big boost to meet Red threat KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The strength of the Police Field Force in East Malaysia has been increased threefold to meet threats from the communists and anti-national elements. Two battalions are now stationed in Sarawak and one in Sabah. A police spokesman said
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    Getting well
    36 8 SINGAPOI Iwifl Tan Peck Moon. fiO. who km injured In a Mnicsrle with four robbers ;it her provision shop-cum-hnme In Thomson Rnad last night, was reported to be Improving in Out ram Hospital today.
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    Fined $5,000
    30 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. A tyreshop owner. Heng King Soon. 41. was fined (5.000 today for having nearly 500 lb. of Malay-sian-made dutiable motor vehicle tables Duty payable whs SM4.
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      136 8 Mlo* fhr>r lift r. r. llnrtiUm I MANOMAX! THO« |/m»A«OHTO^ r WONWER WHAT WOULD > THING* REALLY, j A «W«M»-«OSS I HWTBN IF ONB.OF 'EM J omuPAH'mo.' J mxommow J V wpiTt Hrr th 1 turn J v»L -<Z just wenr -~~S AND A ACU Z I—^"^ I I_^^\^? fl^MO/'-KJOT
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    'Terrifying' time in triple flip
    123 9 SINGAPOKK, Kri Hotel secretary. Mrs. Nellie Chan. 31 today described her '•lerrifyins" exper-ii-nci- in tIM car <;»bove>. which did a triple somersault before l.indine on it-, roof at the Bth mile Bukit Timah Ro.td shortly after midnight. X n \v rei -iivcring from a broken
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    Malay films now 'enjoying regional mild boom'
    249 9 Malay films now 'enjoying regional mild boom' SINGAPORE, Fri.— Mr. Wim Umboh, an Indonesian film producer, director and script writer, today denied an agency report which said there was no future lor Malay films in this region. On the contrary, he .aid a survey which he had conducied recently showed
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    Suspected poisoning
    28 9 BATU GAJAH. Frl Brlde-sroom-to-be V. Thamugam. 21. died soon after brine admitted to the district hospital heir with suspected poisoning He was to marry on Sunday.
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    Fined $450, for having opium
    66 9 IPOH. Fri Kam rook. 66. who said he has been smoking opium for the past 46 years and has to carry on now because of sickne.^. pleaded guilty in the magistrates court here today to having prepared opium and smoking utensils at Yau Tet Shin
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    Pact to guarantee Dutch investments here
    172 9 SINGAPORE. Frl. An agreement to guarantee Dutch investments in Singapore will be .signed here next month. An economic delegation arrived from the Hague to sign the pact with the Government. The team will also have talks with top officials of the Finance Ministry and
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    31 INJURED IN BUSLORRY COLLISION
    87 9 |POH. Fri. Thirty-one people w*t injured when a nu* and lorry were involved in a headon collision at the second mile Kuala Kanrsar road here at noon today. Thrre were admitted to the (•rneral Hospital while the others were treated as outoatirnt.v The accident took
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    3 petrol kiosks robbed
    182 9 $12,000 LOST TO ARMED GANGS IN TWO HOURS SINGAPORE, Friday gangs made hauls totalling $12.()<i0 in c;isli ;m<l valuables in raids on Hirer petrol kiosks yesterday. f At 3 a.m. two pump attendants at an East Coast Road station were awakened by four men armed with
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    'Lion' heads gift
    47 9 SINGAPORE. Kri —Two law lion" hends used for ihe traditional lion danre a irlft from Tan Sri Runmr Shaw will he presented to the Singapore students liaison officer In South Australia. Mr Dennis Malnwond In the board room of the Touriat Promotion Board tomorrow
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    Uncle tells of crabcatching cuting that ended in death
    193 9 Uncle tells of crabcatching cuting that ended in death SINGAPORE, Fri—Labourer K. Madasamy told a coroner today of the day a crab-catch-ing trip at the Seletar River ended in the death of his niece. Madasamy. 36. was testifying at an inquiry into the death of 12-year-old Sushilla Samuel, who was
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    Dean here on visit
    78 9 SINGAPORE. Fn TIN Dean ol the faculty of Urban and Resional Sturilev 11 the UnivtiMtv of Reiiiniß. Entilann Professoi R Jardln* Brown, ta here en a .-hort \iMi spon.--ored by the Inter-Univer-ity Council. During hi.« seven-day *iay which begun on Dec. I, Prol. Browr. Is visiting
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    5 minutes wait only. court's ruling to lawyers, clients
    389 10 5 minutes wait only. court's ruling to lawyers, clients I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Five minutes that is all the time that a magistrate or sessions court president here will wait for a lawyer or his client to turn up for his case. If he has not turned up by then, out
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    Sembawang records 10 month turnover of $37 million
    206 10 SINGAPORE, Friday CEMBAWANG Shipyard's turnover so far this J year is $37 million $2 million more than Its target. The yard's managing director. Mr. R. E. Butler, disclosing this today, said: '1970 has been a boom year for Sembawung Shipyard with over
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    Beacon towed to Macassar Straits
    83 10 Beacon towed to Macassar Straits SINGAPORE. Fri— A 5«-ft navigational beacon built by the local marine firms Straus Engineers Pte Ltd.. was today towed to the Macassar Straits. Tht 80-ton beacun will be inMalled In th» Mrait«. «nlch v between Borneo ar.d Cetebe*. and a loutr \iced by tanker* an
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    SAFman admits having affair with colleague
    126 10 CINOAPORE. Fri— An aircraft technician, contesting a maintenance application by his wife, today admitted having an affair with a woman colleague. Magar Singh of the Singapore Armed Forces attached to RAF Ten?ah also did not deny paternity of a child by the "other woman"
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    'Plan year-end babies'
    410 10 'Plan year-end babies' MINISTER'S TIP TO AVOID A YEAR'S DELAY IN SCHOOL ADMISSION SINGAPORE, Friday pAKHNTS should plan to have Ihcir babies born in November or !)eceml>er so that their children may be admitted to school at the earliest age. This was advocated today by the Minister of State for
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    'DON'T MAKE WAVES' CALL TO SEAMEN
    97 10 SIM.APOKI Fri. The Singapore Port Mastrr. Mr. A. Mackay. today issued a marine version of "Beware Men at Work" notice to all marintrs iiniiik the Singapore Harbour. He lord them to sail as slowly U possible when passing berth 13 14. 15 1< and
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    Singapore women invited to talks
    140 10 Singapore women invited to talks SINGAPORE, Fri. Women's organisations In Singapore have been invitrd to send delegates or observers to the triennial Crtngress of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom to be held in New Delhi from Dec. 28 to Jan. 3 The executive director of the Singapore
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    Bakers will be extra proud to show off certificates
    128 10 Bakers will be extra proud to show off certificates SINGAPORE. Fri. The latest batch of "bakers" who will get their certificate for passing Queenstowns Faith Methodist Church's normal cakemaking course will have something extra to boast about their success. For one of the YIPs who Is certain to scrutinise their
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    EX-KING OF BELGIUM HERE ON VISIT
    144 10 EX-KING OF BELGIUM HERE ON VISIT CINGAPORE, bn. 13 Former King Leopold 111 of Belgium is here on a three-day "hush-hush" shopping spree. The ex-King, who is th« lather of Belgium's pre»ent monarch, King Badouin, has also met the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. He went on a sightseeing
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    WHO director
    26 10 SINGAPORE. Fri Dr Malcolm J Bimonß ha*. asMimed duties br the director of the World Health Organisation's Immunolosy Research and Training Centre in Singapore.
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    Xmas dance
    37 10 SINGAPORE. Fri. Th" social activities rrmm'ssion of the Young Adults Group of the YMCA here will hold Us Christmas buffet -cum-danre at its pavilion in Bras Bnsnh Rn«d Road at 730 p.m. on Dec 2«.
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    $75 punch
    31 10 SINGAPORE Fri —Low En« Ann. 35. was fined $75 todnv for punching a women. Tang Ai Bee. in the stomach at Sopo\ LkM police station in Cantonmer.r Road yesterday
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    Club to fete MRA women
    75 10 Club to fete MRA women SINGAPORE, Fri. The Kamala Club will entertain women members of the Moral Rearmament Association to tea at its premises in Moulmein Road on Dec. 27 at 5.30 p.m. This will be followed by a 43--mlnute musical performance by MRA women, who are due here (in
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    Mission meeting
    21 10 BINOAPORE. Fri. The RamakrlMina Mission will hold its annual meeting at its Bartley Road premlaea tomorrow at S p.m.
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    Tengku's story
    27 10 PBNANO. Fri. Tengku Abdul Rahman popular legendary story "Mkhauii" will be presented aa a Penang Puu banxsawan play at the City Hall on Christmas Day.
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    THE SCIENTISTS' DILEMMA
    913 11  - THE SCIENTISTS' DILEMMA BRYAN SILCOCK TO HAVE OR NOT TO HAVE A CONSCIENCE? By I ONE OF THE tools of the rap idly expanding trade of technological forecasting is known as scenario writing. It consists of devising plausible sequences of events in the hope that they will provide some insights
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    A school's 'crisis'
    274 11  -  Hugh Mabbett By Jakarta FYOU should be thinking of moving here with your schoolage children and putting them into an English school, think again. The Joint Embassy School, the better known of Jakarta's two English schools the other is the Gandhi Memorial School looks to parents to
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      228 11 Straits Times Crossword H Wt ACROSS I Perhaps a good deal of a Sharen In the teg is>. ™»c« 1? <•>■ 11 Apparently the P.M ls semi--8 Some grounds for me going inaudible, and not very enthulnto the Scripture*, after all siastlc <4-7> 13 Sharp rises about one It's 9
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    NEW DEPARTMENTAL STORE OPENS AT PEOPLES PARK COMPLEX
    729 12 Memate from Managing Director of People's Park Development P*e. LM. £It glvea me great pleasure to congratulate the Eastern United Trading (Pte> Ltd. on the official opening of their new branch la the People's Park Complex. As everyone in the R«public Is
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      31 12 Best Wishes to Eastern United Trading Co. on the official Opening of their New Branch Showroom in Peopled Park Complex from People's Park Development Pte. Ltd. 306 South Bridge Road, Singapore.
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      110 12 The Board of Directors consists of: Chairman Mr. Lim Gian Han Managing Director: Mr. Robert Lim Kirn Guan Directors Mr. Donald Lim Kirn Yong Mr. Ong Chin Beng Miss Lim King Siang Mdm. Tan Hoon Ngin Mdm. Ng Siew Eng HITACHI i Congratulates EASTERN UNITED TRADING on their official opening
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      557 13 SHOPPER'S DELIGHT Eastern United Trading Pte. Ltd. has a dazzling array of quality goods to meet the demands of discriminating customers who frequent the shop. Wall-papers, carpets middle-income family and soft furnishing should be able to afare their specialty and ford such items." for this festive season Eastern y n
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      127 13 Congratulations Best Wishes to EASTERN UNITED TRADING (PTE) LIMITED. on the occasion of the official opening of their Branch Showroom at People's Park Complex From SANYO 999 Sanyo M&laysiA Sdn Bhd 39 C, South Bridge Road. Singapore. 1. Our heartiest congratulations and best wishes to EASTERN UNITED TRADING (PTE) LIMITED.
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      184 13 CONGRA TULA TIONS and BEST WISHES to EASTERN UNITED TRADING CO. on the occasion of the official opening of their New Branch Showroom in People's Park Complex. We are proud to be their main Designer and Decorator of the showroom. CATHAY DECORATION CO. 157 Jalan Übi. Singapore 14. Tel: *****
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  • The Straits Times Saturday, December 12, 1970.
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      LOCAL GOVERNMENT
      484 14 The spokesman of a Malaysian government department was asked by the Straits Times whether he expected the special committee which has been studying the report of the Royal Commission on Local Authorities would complete its task before the end of the year. He enquired, perfectly reasonably, whether we
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      SURE-FOOTED STAND
      305 14 President Nixon's press conference, the first in five months, may or may not have been timed to coincide with the debate in the United States on Washington's foreign policy aims in Asia. But it has certainly clarified some aspects of the Nixon Doctrine which have perplexed both Americans
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      DETERRENT FINES
      164 14 The new scale of maximum fines on traffic offenders in Singapore makes unpleasant reading for drivers. but obviously is justified by uu w->nt«mpi many motorists hive toi the road rules. Jbagistratcs can now sJap on $400 tine for v :ust jlfciuv, instead oi $50, a. id up to
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    After the cyclone a separatist flood rises
    1207 14  -  NEVILLE MAXWELL EARLY SHOWDOWN BETWEEN THE DIVIDED WINGS OF PAKISTAN NOW SEEMS LIKELY By THE TIE betwe c n the two far-divid-ed wings of Pakistan has always been flimsy. Lately It has been coming under steadily increasing political strain, and it is possible
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      PROPERTY OWNERS-CHECK YOUR TITLE DOCUMENTS
      258 14 A NUMBER or cases have occurred in P«tallng Jaya where an incorrect name appears on the title documents to property. The mechanics of the error are quite simple. When lands in Petaling Jaya were first alienated the evidence of title was in the form of
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      112 14 THE Minuter of Works. Posts and Telecommunications boasts of Malaysia's earth .satellite stat'on and micro-wave stations. All these indicate Malaysia's advancement In telecommunications and are most praiseworthy. But Is the Ministry aware of the awful network in rural areas, for example in Kuala Selangor District? To get a call through
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      65 14 WHY is It that relief teachers in Singapore get their pay on different days? My friend relief teaching in Pulau Sentosa received her pay a week before school closrd and others a day before school closed. Yet I have not yet received Nov. 30» my October pay, let alone November's.
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      FUND WITHDRAWALS
      145 14 THE Central Provident Fund (Amendment Bill) has been given Its first reading In Singapore's Parliament. A Fund member who Is a Malaysian citizen may withdraw his contributions If he leaves Singapore permanently for Malaysia. Like a member of Singapore citizens I was transferred to Singapore as early as
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    Oh for the hot sun of home!
    453 14 Oh for the hot sun of home! YEO TOON JOO reports from a London in the freezing grip of a power strike I AM typing this by candlelight in a blacked out Straits Times office in Fleet Street. It is four o'clock on a cold, grey and already dark winter
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      15 14 Auurancr Corporatron, I.imnH Al K _jf__ -1! E P L P^ R J^!1 T -oil
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      153 14 ■V 2 jA' M^L a '^BBxv^hßsEb. ÜBBX *-v I BBjii 1 Wyi tppe of grape tomes; before eben &enbermann's> family name You may often find the name Kendermann in very small print on the bottle label. but that's because of a German quality quarantce. The name of the Kstate, the
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      Lock icon Police arrest 24 in church demo
      308 15 Police arrest 24 in church demo MADRID, Friday. POLICE stormed a church here and arrested 24 of a band of demonstrators who had locked themselves inside. They were taking part la one of a series of protest demonstrations in Spain over 16 Basque nationalists. now awaiting a military court verdict.
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      258 15 Golda: I'm ready to fly to Cairo •VLI. AVIV, Fri Israeli Premier Mrs. Golda Meir said last night she was ready to fly to Cairo to meet President Anwar Sadat for talks on the Middle Ea.st crisis if the Liyptian leader so desired. If necessary, she was prepared to accept
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      Aussie ban
      30 15 CANBERRA. Fn. Member* of the Rhodesian women's tennif team to compete in the Federation Cup commencing in Perth on Dec. 26 have been refused oermiwion to enter Australia
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      'KILL EVERY LIVING THING' ORDERS
      160 15 FORT BENNING, Friday. I T. William Calley had orders to "kill every living thing" in My Lai and the alleged "massacre" that followed was observed by superior officers who did nothing to halt it. Mr. George Latimer, chief defence counsel, said yesterday at the court
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      45 15 GLISTENING on the West Berlin side of the communist wall dividi in. the city is this Christmas tree. its lights reflected in a pool of water in the foreground. This picture was taken at the HeinrichHeine Street checkpoint. AP radiopicture.
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      Former top Red in Manila acquitted
      77 15 Former top Red in Manila acquitted MANILA. Krl. A former iTI top official of the outlawed Communist Party of the Philippines has be'-n acquitted of six murder charges but ordered to remain In Government custody. Dr. jiMif. Lava, [uimiT no-rriarv-tcnriHl o! the pact* and :wo otben were m-quitted jraaUrdajf by
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      Girl raped by 13 men report
      38 15 BANGKOK Fri. Ihir- teen mm raped a 15-year-old «irl in the gmund.s of it temple then carried her uncortsciou* to a brothel and tried to Mil her. the Bangkok Poet reported today.
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        100 15 V'EW YORK, Fri. Four members of a tamily wore «;lain in their home In New Canaan. Connecticut, yesterday. Mrs. Janet Rice. 44. died of multiple axe and stab wound.s Or.' 1 of her MM, Stephen. 16. also died of multiple axe wounds Her
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        53 15 I LONDON: Sume 870 British Aircraft Corporation workers will 10.-c the.r jokxs in the new year because ol the Government's decision not to back the BAC 3-11 Airbus. A company spokesman said: "This is a serious depletion of the world's most experienced commercial airliner design team outside the west coast
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        56 15 1)1 BUN; UPPUnIi INI a.-p i ties dUruptM Parliament ■gain tool :n another anary'protMl agaliwt Premier Jack [grach'a Imposition ol emwiracy powera td jail suspected ntiml.si.s without a trial. They were alao angry )|l--c;uise Mr. Lynch refused to diacloM deunis ni what he called .in aimed eonaptracj to earn oat
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        40 15 s\Ki<)\: Oovernmeni official! laat oigbl c infbical ed nine daily newapapera including the city's nnly two Engli.-h language dailies, official KNuree* aaM today Thp sources aald the newspapers were oonflncated [or number ol aeparaU violations ol the National Pre.-s Code
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        28 15 ACCRA: Ghana today c.i!led f»r. a dialogue with SouMi Africa. Myina it might help brinu about the abolition of apartheid. Prime MuiiMc! X"li Boxia said iiis Government did
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        20 15 not .*ee such a movp a.* a declaration oi peace ot in acceptance ol ilie statu* quo in South Africa.
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        35 15 Ml v oki i IMS: A miq u.i.s burnt to death when an Indian cargo .-hip docked at New Orlean* rday. Official* said the bla." (Miiiini'd to the cabin <>t the .ship, the Vishva Shakti.
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        34 15 LISBON: At least 90 people Wl re leared killed whet) iwo paatenger trains eoU Uded on the ouUUrta ol LUbon early today. Hospital official* .said many others were Injured nid appealed for blood donor.s.
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        26 15 MOSCOW: The Supreme Sov.et Ronla'a Parllaii'fn; wound up tonight a three-day winter duiinx which it approved next year's budget and pu.s-.ed new legislation aga;n.<t water pollution.
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        33 15 WASHINGTON: The N xoii administration. worried by recent political kidnai>dlii«s in mvi r.il countries, todi mgres* to transfer respntuilbillty !or protecting visiting Heads of State from the Stati Department to the Secret Service
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      248 15 Our heartiest congratulations and best wishes to ALLEY TRADERS (PTE) LTD. on the official opening of their branch at 221, Ist. Floor, People's Park Complex. Any place on earth (via shortwave) can be tuned in, sweet clear, with the GRUNDIG 6001 Keep yourself informed with what's happening in the other
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      Lock icon STUDENTS IN PETROL BOMB BATTLE WITH THE POLICE IN SAIGON
      289 16 STUDENTS IN PETROL BOMB BATTLE WITH THE POLICE IN SAIGON CAK.O.Y Fri. —Students overnight fouicht a twn-hoar tear gas and petrol bomb battle with police as they demonstrated over the fatal shooting of a 12-year-old boy by an American soldier in the port city of Qui Nhon. Student leaders said
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      439 16 WASHINGTON. Friday PRESIDENT Nixon bluntly warned Hanoi that U.S. bombers would smash military targets and supply lines in North Vietnam if American troop withdrawals from the South were threatened by any communist buildup. The President took his stern line at a
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      'Hearts and minds' chief summoned to U.S.
      174 16 'Hearts and minds' chief summoned to U.S. WASHINGTON Fri. -The h»ad of the pacification programme in South Vietnam ha* been summoned to confer here next w«k with Secretary of Defence Mr. Mclvin Laird (abovo arnld a controversy In the Administration over the effectiveness of the effort to suppress the Vietcong
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      Lock icon FIGHT TO VICTORY APPEAL HANOI
      199 16 FIGHT TO VICTORY APPEAL HANOI UONG KONG. Fri. Nortfc Vietnam today issued an extraordina y appeal for redoubled efforts to fifht to victory in the Vietnam war. In implementation of the appeal, the North Vietnam High Command called on the Armed Forces to heighten their preparedness and determination "to fich.
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      Soviet air expert kiUed at bazaar
      128 16 BEIRUT. Fri. A Sudanese University graduate who stabbed a Soviet air expert to death in Khartoum s main bazaar on Tuesday night, is under psychiatric examination. The Iraq new* agency -mid thr man entered a souvenir *nop with his cou*in and asked n examine
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      Lock icon Narrow escape from police by Thai guerilla chief
      134 16 A GUERILLA leader with a 50.000 baht (about M*7.oofl» reward on his head narrowly escaped capture when the police vp-te'day raided hI s camp in Southern Yala op the border with MalavMa. Polic- sources said that Yunocs Pukae wa« restIng in me
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      Nixon: We eventually must have ties with Mao
      325 17 WASHINGTON. Friday PRESIDENT Nixon said last night the United States eventually must establish diplomatic relations with the Peking Government. In a nationally televised news conference, thr President said he would continue to ease trade and travel restrictions with Mao's Government because, "looking
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      60 17 Back to manual pump GARAGK \\ORKKR John lii t tock rides out the electricity power cut which hit his garage in Essex. While Chili... k turns bicycle wheel by hand to operate the pump, his wife mans the nozzle. The whole nations power has hern cut since electrical workers began
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      Secret moves to free kidnapped envoy
      256 17 CECRET moves to free i kidnapped Swiss Ambassador Giovanni Bucher started today after the Brazilian Government bowed to his kidnappers' demands for the release of imprisoned guerillas. Informed sources said last nieht the first steps to round up the prisoners had already oeen taken
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      Lock icon Now India hopes for better ties with Pakistan
      252 17 Now India hopes for better ties with Pakistan YEW DELHI. Fri. The Indian Government believes mat the results of the Pakistani elections could lead to a lung-term iu.piovement in relations between the two countries. While maintaining a discreet public silence on the polls, officials are cautiously optimistic that the future
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      Dats it! A cross between dog and cat
      283 17 MANSTON. (England). FM. Pet shop owner Roy lutt ia*t night claimed to ha\e succeeded in a cross-breeding experiment where every animal expert has failed he has crossed a dog and a cat and pnxiut -tl a dat The rr.Milt is a pair
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      Starlite runs out of cash
      463 18 CECOND halt results J at Starlite Ceramic are not going to meet forecasts. Yesterday managing director Sterling Wong admitted to shareholders that all was not as well in the company has he had assured them back in June. Th. company is now short of working
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1027 18 BID AND OFFIH PRICKS -IMCIALLV LISTED AT THE I.LOSS OF BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE ROOMS OF THE STOCK tXCMANCE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS. VESTEROAV WERE INDUSTRIALS ONII IKIJ.II •tia intt Troii iMimim »rlcat (at Oaa. 14) Mai. lovt. Kun>l It L 2» Mai tVug. Kudo l.v» I.Or
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      BUSINESS DONE
      956 18 BUSINESS In and reported lo the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stork Exchange Te*t*rdaj with the number of shares traded shown in brackeU in lots of I.OUU unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Alcan (1| $1.28 Ben (1 89 cents B. Kawat (7) $1 07 oi $1
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      79 18 CHIEF PRICE CHANGES MM U. Union SO.U2 +.U7 Ounlop $3.13 +.06 C. Store 52.40 +.05 N. Iron $3.88 +.04 S Building $1.19 +.03 W Jacks $1.96 +.C 3 FALLS H. Gilrlllan $3.06 Kucbal $1.00 —.10 1..M. Textile $0.50 -.CD Fair Lady $1.20 —.09 l.irum $0.95 M P.T.I $0.90 .05 M.
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      Share prices turn easy
      165 18 LEADERS held their own in a generally easier market on the Stock Exchance of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday A feature was Starlite Ceramics which came under more selling pressure to bit a new low at 55* cents In the wake of a statement from the directors
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      WORLD GOLD PRICES
      60 18 Thursday Wtanttdar su.s «u.t. Lond"" 37. 1S 57.10 Bairot ONCB JT.4O Honrkonf rv.O7 Ml Zur h r7.n.M! oob «*ana mmm mmm mm 17 M 37 3a "»r» (1) v.« 3«OJ> S Poi» Un it* v 147..V) •It Bxpon one to 000-atrrling irtii tn u.s 'lollira pr 1
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
      244 18 BERJLNTAI Tin Dredging is paying an Interim dividend of $1 per $2.50 share, for the year to end April 1971. AVER MOI.KK Rubber is paying a first and 'trial dividend of 15 per cent for the year ended August 1970. Before the recent one-ror-two bonus Issue a dividend
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      Exchange rates
      181 18 'FHE Association ol Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these. best agreed merchant rates as at Dec 11 Local dollars to one unit -»riiiiu Buying 3t Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD a Sterling Pouna Australian Dollai New Zealand Dollai South Arabian Dinar US Dollar Local dollars to 100
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      Straits Times Indices
      36 18 Straits Times Indices Dec. U Dec. 11 •Industrials: 135.28 135.T7 Hotels: 62.M «3.n •Properties: lt;2.0» fi.H liny 91.»7 M.M 'i rutben: 112.97 113 IH) •Dec. 30. 1966 IM Wee. 31. 19*8 IM (Dec. IS, 1962 IM>
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        CLOSING PRICES
        23 18 Dec 11 Xl KKr K 52 (down half a cent). TIN: Sfi33.M (down SI) Estimated offering 280 ton* (down five tons).
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        Tin down
        181 18 •y^Ht. .-strait* tin pnet in Penang yesterday continued to drift lower by $1 to $633 00 per plcul on an offering estimated down five tons to 280 tons The market was talrly steady with buying support at lirver levels from the United Klnedom and the United Stales LONDON:
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        PRODUCE
        112 18 CHINESE PRODUCE tXCMANCE SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PIR PICUL VItTIROAV. C»comit Oil: »ulk SSMi *»ll>ra drum jt, «»M»r» Capra: Muto it.0.0.) wow O«c./ Jan I'K/Cont (39 B Pappar: Mun'nk AST A whit* too tm% M.W gIMI a«ll»ra. Sarawak «hlia for. m\ NLW tlT2| a«ll«r«. Sarawak aprcial mack ton V*X
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        Rubber quiet
        448 18 rr\HE rubber market yester--1 day ruled lower on disappointing London advices and ranged between 52 and 521 cents per Ib for current month Trading was thin and concerned mostly with final clearing of December Ponvardr< and phvslcal* found only twisted Interest Towards the close heace selling against consignment
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        No significant lead
        112 18 TH b London rubber market continued In lose ground In quiet conditions in the absence ol a significant lead from producer countries. Nearby landed values were l/4d tos/lb'd per Ib down over thr week reflecting a stead; drelinr temporarily halted from time to time by liehi covering
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        PALM OIL
        22 18 in uondOD o> ThunadaT tna pnr« of Maiavan par c»nt April i» quotad at (US acllan •r<i Daccmbar/Jaooary f»7t tcllcra
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        MARKET BUSY IN CHINA ORDERS
        326 18 n^HILE London nad to cope with protest strike* and New Ycrk experienced a one day wild-cat longshoremens strike, plus the threat of a national rail strike, the local market was again preoccupied with orders from China aay Singapore rubber and produce brokers Green ft Collier
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        Committee approves US Rubber Bill
        146 18 LEGISLATION toellmlnate the present import tariff on certain forms of processed rubber was approved on Wednesday by the U.S House Ways and Means Committee The Bill aimed at helping underdeveloped muntrle* export more natu.-al rubber to the US now *oes before the full House. a
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        Melbourne
        258 18 MELBOURNE. Prl— Pall» outif numbered rises in light trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today Today'a cloalna Drleta in Aualraiian dollara and >-*iiti unlru aSßttwaM atatad: Ampoi .70 Ami. coo. Ind. LM Auatlm I.HO a.n I. (A Net. md.) ■<■ A. P.M. 1.70 Bank N.B.W 5.80 Bell Bros. 374
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        88 18 FIN AM I U IIMLS TIN Thursday 64 58 Wednesday 65 15 Week *go: 65 48 RIBBERS Thursday 154 70 WeCnesday 154.18 Week ago: 152 66 OILS Thursday 278U4 Wednesday 278 95 Week ago: 281 91 INDUSTRIALS Thurviay S2O 2 Wednesday 3191 Week airo: 130 0 DOW lOXES K
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        Hong Kong
        200 18 UONO KONG Prt. The ■•"market brightened from the opening thin morning Venterday's weaker tendency «eemed to have ended and burer» were again much In evidence The turnover value amounted to HKSIO6 million. Today* r-ioainn nrir-r* in Hon« Kong riollara «nd canta followed Or tha cloalnK buTin» «"r1 «lim«
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        Hong Kong rates
        32 18 on in* in. mttnmntt marktt in «ll Tuntrd <i 6.09 for T.T. aad H.»"ril> 10. Clin. Stirling a/a* jwoTrr, ,r i«. 48 tad vnr <aal aaitt at 2<ft Iffc
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        New York
        303 18 TWEW YORK. Thurs The stock market resumed its rallying ways today, picking up steam throughout the session and finishing firmly In plus territory. The heaviest activity of the week drove the NYBE tape one minute late at the bell Analysts noted that when selling failed to develop on
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        London
        304 18 T ONPON. Fn. Th« nock nurkfi l rnovMl ln«»r today «ft»r I i-l •....k irrhnlcal r«l!v (Jovfrnmrnt honrt« »l»o rtn ImM. »n<1 o l« movMl !o»rr with th» in<1n»tniii miirkfl clowinK middtr pni-f< of Mtodai »tork« not inriurt tin •tami> fluty «nr: CILTtOCIO KaaftaajKr S i««7 Mvimi V, MM
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        RUBBER
        54 18 m»nl: Jan l»\«. 1» M March M -<1 Inn Mur^n 19 .<! April 'Jun* It 1*1.. July S.pt ?i i l"< 'I T IM.. J ln M, r h ;>I M *pr.l Inn. ?l m M 0« I>»r. .'I II M iturrh .d r .,.f »'ll»r. Jan l« n
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        TIN
        29 18 UN4DON Kri p IH h,,v.-, For»«rd h.iv.ri mic «u«« i n i. n*tti. m n H Turner »r i m. ion» piTo». s..«iv, but qui.t. >y nwint lon«).
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    Proved: The Malays can do just as well
    846 19 HELP KILL PREJUDICE, FIRMS URGED "fHK "winds of change" are affect ing the Malays in Singapore, and more and more arc receiving technical education. And, said Parliamenttary Secretary (Culture) Inche Sha'ari Tadir. tonight, they have proved themselves as hardworking and able as
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    An advisory secretariat proposed
    363 19 An advisory secretariat proposed 4 PROPOSAL that a M»A lay Secretariat be set up under the aegis if the Prime Minister's office to deal with and identify Malay problems in the context of Singapore, was made by Inche Sha'ari Tadin. He suggested that the secretariat should be headed by a
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    UNION: BANK 'EXPLOITING' THE LAW ON EMPLOYMENT
    484 19 SINGAPORE. Friday THE Singapore Bank Employees' Union secretary general. Mr. Gregory Chan, today strongly criticised the management of the Chartered Bank for 'exploiting" the Employment Act. 1968. The bank today paid its employees their annual bonus based on a collective agreement, which had
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    Suicide verdict
    31 19 SINGAPORE Ftl Th« Coroner today ren.rded a «u'cid» verdict on S:pramanlam Ratl-ii.-mi ir\. rot nri hs>nsed at his home in Buklt Purmel. off JCampos*| Bl'ar'i Road, on Nov 2ft
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    $500 theft
    25 19 KUALA KANSAR Fn K<mr thieves last night got away srttll '*n plculs of rubber sheets valued at $500 from an estate near here
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    Prisoner gets 3 years more for armed robbery
    198 19 Prisoner gets 3 years more for armed robbery CINGAPORE, Fri. A man serving 18 months Jail for housebreaking and theft wa« Jailed for another three years today. Chua Slang Ten«. 21, unemployed admitted taking part in an armed robbery at Genting Lane off MacPhiTsoii Road on July 28 last year.
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  • The Straits Times Saturday Forum
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      Trying to keep trains 'tip top'
      263 20 jN reply to Inche Abdullah Mamor of Kota Bharu who complained of unsatisfactory train services on Malayan Railway, I would like to make a few clarifications We apologise for any inconvenience caused by seemingly "dirty curtains" and smelly bedsheets and pillow cases in sleeping
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      BOOST NEEDED FOR HIGHER EDUCATION
      440 20 IT was in many ways an unsatisfactory even!n-' at the University of Malaya on Friday. but the topic of the seminar. "Higher Education." is important. May I clarify tfce »hree points that you reported of my speech? Only one per cent entered university in 1970
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      52 20 KAMPONQ Ras. Klang. has no electricity supply. It is only one mile from the main road, Jalar Kampong Jawa. and Is just two miles from the National Electricity Board lts°lf With no electricity, students are forced to study under oil lamps for their examinations. Can notning be done? RESIDENT Ram
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      LET'S HAVE SOME PEACE AND QUIET, PLEASE!
      160 20 LET'S HAVE SOME PEACE AND QUIET, PLEASE! AT a time when a campaign Is being waged A against individuals causing unnecessary noise it seems unreasonable that property developers are permitted to cause a far greater nuisance. I live off Grange Road, and for seven days a week from early morning
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      How to replace lost I. Card
      137 20 IRFFER to the letter In the Straits Time* of December 7. regardinfi: the replacement of a lost identity card and would invite the writer, and others whose replacement cards mieht not have vet been issued after a lapse of three months, to write to
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      36 20 \\niEN 1 pay my electrlcity bill in Alor Star I have to queue in the hot sun from ten to twenty minutes. Payment ought to be made easier. No on« seems to care. CONSUMER Alor Star
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      Those rude taxi drivers
      102 20 I WISH to complain or the overbearing manner of a Sri Jaya driver on the Jalan Pekelillng route. His rudeness was not an Isolated Instance on Sri Jaya buses. It Is common to have drivers and conductors quarrelling with passengers over trivial matters. Uneducated folk are
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      VARSITY AND THE BOMOH
      212 21 jT is heartening to hear Tun Abdul Razak asking the people to discard outdated concepts and beliefs for the progress of the nation. But oddly enough, the University of Malaya which is supposed to symbolise the national aspiration, thought fit to revive a ritual for the
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      Historians and history teaching
      265 21 T\R. J. Chandran of the iJ University of Malaya's history department asserts that the department needs a shake-up. May one ask where Dr. J. Chandran places the blame, for the alleged shortcomings? Ha grouse that attpmpts to reorientate research in Malaysian history and broaden Its scope
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      WHAT TYPE OF GRADS AND VARSITIES?
      155 21 REGARDING the debates on hignei education (December 6. Si) I lully agree witn Dr. Syed Nguio Alata.s 1 remark that the "real issues" were avoided. It Is fair to say that most of the participants seemed to be totally preoccupied with the laiiacious idea
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      Kerb rails
      81 21 \\'ITH reference to Mr. J.K. Kelly's letter (ST. Nov. 21) kerb stones and kerb rails have been constructed to preserve the greenery and keep the sidetables clean which would otherwise be damaged by the indiscriminate parking of vehicles on the grassverge. Lay-byes have been provided along some roads
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      79 21 J PLAN to make a pilgrimage to Mecca next year. For this, I have to bo immunised and medically examined for fitness to travel. I can understand the need for immunisation, but why do pilgrims to Mecca have to be examined for medical fitness. Other international travellers do not have
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      80 21 \VHAT Insulted 1 said of TT driving tests In Ipoh i.s no exaggeration. It was my mistortune to encounter Just such a person a certain male tester. Due to his insults and high-handed attitude. I had the bad luck to forget a certain signal. And do you know what he
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      40 21 THE resurfacing of roads in Kluang town recently has left patches of sand and earth on them around the Coronation Theatre. Since this is the busiest part oi the town there are clouds of dusi as a result. STEVEN TONG
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      Driving tester bellowed his orders
      135 21 Driving tester bellowed his orders "INSULTED'B" letter (8. f. Dec. 2) brought to light the conditions under which some driving tests are given in Ipoh. Perhaps the fact that It Is within their capacity to pass or fail those they examine which makes testers feel that the world is at
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      Traffic lights as road dividers are 'unnecessary'
      143 21 THE motoring public appreciate the Singapore Government's modification of traffic lights poles. The usual eight feet long poles have been almost doubled in length which indicate that vehicles are more safely guided because the lights can be sighted at a tar distance. The
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      Training 'Peeping Toms*?
      91 21 A lot of presumably Singapore secondary school boys are camping out alone Nicoll Drive. Chanjsi. I suppose this is to train them in ruggedness, discipline, sportsmanship, etcetera. All very, very good. Dunne the night some of the boys in (croups of two's, three's or more tramp up
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      384 21 Heartiest Congratulations to THE CHARTERED BANK on the Occasion of The 50th Anniversary of the Opening of ALOR STAR Branch from BAN CHI AN LEE RICE MILL BDN. Klin BAN ENU THYK RICE MILL CO. (1953) CHIP SING RICE MILL SDN. Bill) HOCK AIN RICE MILL SDN. BHD. HUE SENG
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    JAIL AND THREE STROKES FOR $2,000 ROBBERY
    149 22 JAIL AND THREE STROKES FOR $2,000 ROBBERY CINGAPORE, Fri. k Yeo Hock Chye, 20, who told a court that he stole $17,300 and then spent almost all of it gambling, was sentenced today to three years' jail and three strokes of the rotan. But the sentence wax (of another charge,
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    Annual 'bath' for a Hindu god
    113 22 THIS 1* no pic nn by thr lake, but a Hindu religious ceremony. Head priest P. Kannu of Sivan Temple in Woodlands is holding aloft the idol of Lord M ii r ii .i n (Subramanian) during the annual Thiru Karthi- I SINGAPORE. Fri
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    Governor urges youth leaders: Be dynamic
    241 22 Governor urges youth leaders: Be dynamic PENANG, Friday DENANG'S Governor, Tun Syed Sheh Barakbah, 1 today urged Malaysian youth leaders to inculcate a sense of dynamism, dedication and honesty of purpose. i "The youths of today are the leaders of tomorrow." I he said In opening the 15th national Jaycees'
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    Kick on the back costs man $20
    83 22 Kick on the back costs man $20 SINGAPORE. Fri. A kick on a seamstress's bacK cost motor workshop owner Urn Ban Choon $20 today. Lim denied assaulting the BBMBBtTCaB, Koh Moi Mol. n tellow tenant at a house in Prinsep Street, on the night of Sept. 18. Koh told the
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    Certificates for 21 SEAMEO scholars
    66 22 Certificates for 21 SEAMEO scholars SINGAPORE. Fri The Regional English Language Centre of the South-east Asian Ministers of Education Organisation < SEAMEO > will hold its nfth certificate awarding ceremony tomorrow at the Teachers' Training Coilege. Twenty-one scholars from seven SEAMEO member countries in the region including Malaysia, will receive
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    18 MONTHS JAIL FOR DUD CHEQUE CHEAT
    160 22 18 MONTHS JAIL FOR DUD CHEQUE CHEAT CINGAPORE, Fri. Wong Cheow Hong. 24. described by a judge as being "too busily engaged in cheating even to marry. was jailed today for 18 months for swindling a salesman of $286. The Third District judge, Mr. K.T. Alexander, told Wong, a bachelor,
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    Sultan opens $3m plant
    50 22 JOHORE BAHRU. Frl The Sultan of Johore today opened the $3 million \lala\-ian-Japan-ese vtneer and plywood factory headed by His son. the Raja Muda Tengku Mahmood. The factory, owned by Ma-doh-Citoh-Dalken Sdn. Bhd.. is located on a 17-acre complex at Pasir Pelangle. three miles from here.
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    Farmers' body
    27 22 PENANG. Fil The Ministry of Aprlculturf plant to form National Farmer* Association next vtar to coordinate the work of all farmer*' bodieft throuvhrut the country.
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    No top wins
    22 22 SINGAPORE. Fit There ere no firat and second group I prize winner* In ye»ierday'i Toto Draw No. N 70.
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    350 wanting divorce ask for aid
    118 22 SINGAPORE. Frl— About 350 people, said to be "seriously contemplating" divorce, asked the Legal Aid Bureau for assistance during the last 11 months. This was about 60 more than the total dealt by the bureau last year. The bureau has filed 40 divorce petitions
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      984 23 Bilt: Mitiaaa fir 21 wsjii, sstS assitioail awf Jl M .HOt,.rCII».« f< A*,«rti»> t .H, MM IS MS* rllMal mmi f4n.tsT.ail In S.«Y^4 tSarp Jl SS. Acknowledgements 1 FAMILY OF LATB B.V. Muniguplllal thank doctors, ataff, Assuata Hoapiitivea. friend* for their kind nontanie .ondnlencea. wrealha and a'tendance in their recent
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      896 23 HOUSING A OEVELOPMS.NT BOARD. Singapore. Inv tes appi ration* from Singapore Citizens for the follewin*appointments:— (A) Area Rent Collector. Qualifications: CambrtdKe School Certificate or Government Chinese Secondary IV ttchool Certificate or eo/ilvalent Knowledge Of the Natloml Langi-age and at lea*t two Chinese dialect*. Kxpenence At lea*< 1, year* -.fflcr expenenc,
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      987 23 OUANTITY SURVEYOR requited tiy R well established piped services contractors to take full charge of I) progress payment 2) claims for extra works 3) estimating Prospects Kood for the right man. Apply giving orief details to Box A 4187 S.T Spore S.C. AND H.S.C. School leavers wanted throughout Malaysia by
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      881 23 OIST. IS. SEMI-DETACHED at Bedok Uardcn— J4Oo'-. Dial. flat at Norfolk Road— SsOo/- Dm 13: lerract bouse at Scranfoon ParkS3oo'- ivacant 1.1.71) Spore MEM. FLAIt si lamas Makhodn lumnio Hie f.ata:. iimbi rtotann liardrus. witb «erv4Dl a quarter! ant) «ar««« A 'rv siireouDdlnas "leas* f*ii oo" mam KATONO SEAVIEW PALACE
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      910 23 WANTBD IS U FURNISHBD BUNOA LOWS. semi-detached. apartments Urrac. lt central districts foi nil company. Renta> SBOO/- 52.300/-. Contact Ng Cora -any B'pore *****5/54M828 WANTED BUNGALOWS HOUSSS FLATS in any district* furnished/ unfurnished Preferably oa long lease for long list of watting client* Please Run Bpore *****7 LBAVE HOUSE FLAT
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    115 24 MP URGES CUT IN NS DUTY FOR SCHOOL CADETS SINGAPORh. Fri A sur(rstion that studrnts who have served three years in fhelr school cadet corns should have their full-time national >.ervi<p reduced from two years to IJ years, has heen made by the MP for Paya Lebar, Mr. Tay Boon
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    764 24 Delightful, successful fraud': counsel tells court BROKER'S $160,000 CLAIM AGAINST LATE PENANG MILLIONAIRE PENANG. Friday (XHJNSEL Dalo David Mar shall today described broker Ooi Choon Lye as a "delightful, successful fnua who had managed U) cheat his benefactor, late millionaire towkay Lim Lean Teng, of $KKUMK). "Now that Ooi further
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    265 24 A BETTER DEAL FOR THE PIEU MEMBERS SINGAPORE. Fri. Some 10.000 members of the Pioneer Industries Employees' Union will soon have a "meaningful and Innovative" programme to improve their lot. The plan is being mapped out by their new leaders following a reshuffle of the unions executive committee. Leading a
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    124 24 Fri The Education Minister. Mr. Lim Kirn San. will open an eight-night 'feast' of martial arts, which begins at the Gay World Stadium tomorrow. This is the second pugilistic festival to be organised by the Singapore National Pugilistic Federation, of which Mr. Lim
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    111 24 SINGAPORE. Fri. The 1957 Nobel prize winner for physics, Prof. Yang Chen Ning. will present a .special paper at a Nanyang University physics seminar next month. A theoretical physicist and an authority In the field of elementary particles Prof. Yang Is one of four
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    61 24 'Litter on floor 9 fine SINGAPORE. Fri -Coffee-shop keeper Chew Lik Kwan, 26. was fined $25 today fcr allowing litter to remain on the floor of his shop at Teck Chye Terrace. The court heard that policemen found ciearette butts, matenstirks and old newspapers on the floor of the shop
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      Lawry's gamble misfires
      317 29 Lawry's gamble misfires PERTH, Fn.— Skipper Bill Lawry condemned Australia to a day of toll in the sun when he sent England into bat and saw the touring team pile up a first day score of 257 for two in the Second Test hero. Lawry, the first Australian captain to
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      166 29 Luckhurst hits 131 in England's 257 for 2 traialn axe fell on leu SDinner Terry Jenr»?r. Jenner's omission brought 111 Greg Chappell for his Test drout and he linked up with brother lan. the first brothers to play together for Australia since Albert and George Trott appeared in the 1894-95
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      151 29 JJOUSTON. Fri. Cassius Clay was yesterday granted a Texas boxing licence, opening the way for a possible world heavyweight title fluht against champion Joe Frazier at Houston's Astrodome. The Astrodome U vying with New Tork'j Madison Siuarr Garden to stage the fight early next year.
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      140 29 HONG KONO. Frl. The (.tar-studded Brazilian club Pantos cruised to a 4-1 victory over Hong Kong litre last night with the Incomparable Pele scoring two goals. Strikers Edu and Plrole al«o (cored for Santos, while Hong Kong's H" tin KPting '-e'ted the OoaMyt
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      24 29 Malacca Indians will meet j Johore Indians In the second replay of the Bardhan Cup knockout *>ccer competition on Sunaay at Kluang
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      70 29 DI'NEDIN Kn Sulcree Onsham ul Thailand and Australians Kel N.-.tle and Vie Bennett;. >harrrl the lead at the halfway stage in the 72-h->ie OUgo Chant/ Oolf Classic hero today On luni. whn led by one stroke after a nm record ol 65 in the opening round, returned
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      55 29 meiboiirnk Prf Beam nt rlo^f ol p!,i\ OB the U t"'n o( the lei;>-d. v Sheffield Shirfd cricket nutch q twe n Victoriii anrl Q.i. -i 'tno at ;h« Melbourne Cnc On 'inri Victoiia 12P nil Out 'K E<s'- Od 3d H D>ll r.,n 8-55> y.rrn-'.-.d [•>■'.• 18
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      56 29 KREEIT)HI iß?rmmnr. Prt Ameru m r \x s riders n-itri'irt ri hole-ln-one v tie icok !lM le >r> In tl-.p Ul 51.50.000 B.i 'Hiv 1.-land Oi*n here >esterd .y with first round UK ■■ts hit Ihr pf -.ect .-.hot •ttti :i.-re mi Ht hip 2!0 mii ;-<> mi thp
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      149 29 LONDON. Fri The English TeM and County Cricket Board 1 aMced the Government for < :iipentatlon for revenue lost v&ea last summer* South Afn--1 1 t/iur was cancelled. MCC r "taut secretary Jack Bailey nd yesterday. Mr. Bailey, speaking alter a tn o-day meeting of
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      553 30 at the ASIAN GAMES with JOE DORAI, MANSOR RAHMAN and MAURICE KHOO BANGKOK, Friday MALAYSIA this morning opened their bid to qualify for the World hockey championship with a devastating 7-0 win over Ceylon that astounded defending champions India and Olympic champions Pakistan who were sizingup
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      155 30 Athletics all men finals: shotput (2 p.m.) 110 m hurdles (2.30). discus (2.40). 400 m (4.00). 100 m (4.30). Badminton Men's and women's team semifinals (1.30). Basketball Israel v Japan. Vietnam v Singapore, Malaysia v India. Iran v Hongkong. Thailand v China. Korea v PI. Boxing 6.30 semifinals
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      139 30 BANGKOK. Fri. Ceylon have invited Singapore and Malaysia to send athletic teams to compete In the Ceylon AAA Golden anniversary meet In Colombo on March 23-25. The Invitation was also handed to the other 16 member countries of the Asian Games Federation. Each team will
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      247 30 BANGKOK, Fri. Malaysia may make a bid for the Eighth Asian Games in 1978, Dato Hamzah Haji Abu Samah. the Olympic Council of Malaysia chairman, told Pressmen and officials of the Malaysian contingent at a reception at the Malaysian Embassy here last night. Dato
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      226 31 BANGKOK. Kri. Singapore and Malaysian shooters failed badly in the Air rifle event at the national shooting range to- day. finishing seventh and ninth respectively. Singapore had a total of 1.361 and Malaysia 1309 behind the 1451 points scored by the winners Japan. Second were Thailand
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      Pele hattrick
      29 31 HONG KONO. Fi! King Pele tonleht scored a hattick to give Santo.s of Brazil a 4-0 victory over Hong Kong League here. Santos led 1-0 at halftime.
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      Gold triumph by Chi Cheng then a poser
      512 31 Gold triumph by Chi Cheng then a poser BANGKOK, Friday RATIONALIST CHINA'S "Iron-girl" Chi Cheng, the glamour girl of the Asian (James clocked 11.6 for the third consecutive time to win the 100 m gold medal at the National stadium here today. She had returned 11.6 in the heats and
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      All the Games results
      835 31 ATHLETICS Finals men: 4iium hurdle* 1 Y. Shlgeu iJi 52 6. 2 Roddy Le« (NCi 52.8. 3 N. Brlnkwotth iPaki 53.2. 4 A. Mirl dram 54.2. 5 Z A. Rahman iMi 54 2. T. Sllwat iTi 55.2. 7 Sar;m Kong iCambmlla) 55 7, 8 N. Satakup
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      Kuna aims for gold finish
      872 31 these Games wa.s splashed in today's Bangkok paDers. will have to give off his best tomorrow if he Is to stand a chance of winning the final and earn the title of Asia"s fastest man. After the heats and semifinals today, home crowd hero Anat.
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      Malaysia, S'pore cagers are eliminated
      172 31 Malaysia, S'pore cagers are eliminated BANGKOK, fit Israel, the Kifth Asian Games basketball winners, tonight cloared the tint hurdle to repeating the teat at the Sixth Games by trouncing Singapore 98-08. brad and Japan, with two wins cadi In Group A, liave now qualified l»r the final round. Singapore and
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      84 31 ImPRBM '•■>«<> 'I"" F:\-r An POT I "HI Wtm for Coloinljo mi Mondaj to i.mpett in a KmUa on Tueadaj (here Tlie rowen all memljers of ChaiiKi and Tengail n.win| ehkbi will n)ini>etr iii lour*. md tculb i-.eni-j a WUtdnaotv C 0 F RaaMb and M H
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      45 31 defending hamptotn Public Work* Ur,)Hrtmt.H < .11 meet Jurong Toun Corporatinn and Economic De\ei< pmenl Bo:ird in the annual spoit* mtel l"i the 'Hum Tuofe Wen- challenge trophy at Juroi l' total The iports in< liicie xr»r. taijle ienni.N. tennis, badmintoe and carrom.
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      49 31 A I.ATE GOAL !•> ren'r*. (niwiird De.skrr e"*fe!ed Ber'.ofc Chimp 1 !<> edge f'rrt Conninf Camp 1-0 In Hie SAKSA Dlv Ont hockey imai :ii sataagaaa Road \eslenlHV In Mir Dlv Two lin.i] Gutllaiimrcl Camp l>eHl Be»r|i Road Ciiiuu •_»-«> Rirhiiid and Chrlstla wared in the
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      777 29 IN IMI HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Piobare > No 227 of IM3. In the Matter of the Esute of LAU JONO NOO also known as Mrs ELSIE BROWN also known as ELSIE LOW. deceased And In the Matter of Section 32 o! the Trustees Act 1967 NOTICE
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    195 32 f IMA. Fri.— The death toll §j in the severe earth- quake which rocked nor- them Peru and southern a fci-uador rose to 52 today. with official estimates putting the number of injured at well over 1.000. A» troops and civilian res-
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    58 32 I TOKYO Fn. Japanese foreign Minister Klicht Alchi laid today Japan would suppori. Indonesian Foreign Minister *dam Maliks candidacy for the presidency of the United tJations General Assembly next >ear. Mr. Aichi Issued the statement ttf support after meeting with Wr. Malik, who said he would
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    83 32 Thieu asks for graft charges proof SAIOON. Fri. President Nguyen Van Thieu has asked a South Vietnamese army major to supply him with proof that there is corruption in the Oovernent. Major Pham Van Luong. 36. told the President in a 45-mln-ute meeting at Independence Palace last night that he
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    36 32 NEW CANAAN i Connecticut). Fri A nurse, two of her teenage children and their grandmother were murdered today in their home in this well-to-do suburban community. A search was begun for anothei son. UPI.
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    294 32 SINGAPORE. Fri. Roth Terry Xi Herman. the 12-year-old Texan on the bassoon (rieht) and IT Slaton. 12. blowing away at the bass tuha set the mood tonight for the opening of the American Christmas Food Festival at Hotel Malaysia with
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    38 32 LONDON. Fn Sir Alec Douglas-Home. British Foreign and Commonwealth Secretary, gave a Chrl.stma.s lunch today for Commonwealth high commissioners In Lonaon. The luncheon was held at Malborough House, headquarters of the Commonwealth secretariat. Beuter.
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    192 32 HANOI has told Sweden that 45 of a list of 203 American military men reported missing in action in Indo-China are prisoners of war in Ncrth Vietnam, the Foreign Ministry said today. Of the 203 Americans named In a
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    226 32 My absence is involuntary says Nobel Prize winner STOCKHOLM, Friday COVIET writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn said in a message to a Nobel Prize winners" banquet last night that his absence was involuntary noting that the ceremonies here coincided with Human Rights Day. Solzhenitsyn. 52 today. won this year's Nobel Prize for
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    88 32 No US tour for Bolshoi ballet MOSCOW, Fri. The Soviet Union today cancelled all plans for sending its famed Bolshoi opera and ballet theatre to the United States in 1971. The decision was communicated to U.S. Ambassador Jacob E. Beam and motivated on the ground that ■Zionist extremist" 01 sations
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