The Straits Times, 30 December 1970

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    20 1 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Kstd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1970 15 CENTS K.D.N. 4517 M.C. (P) No 1507
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    Mao: New stand by Thailand
    201 1 Mao: New stand by Thailand 'We want to negotiate, to have an open dialogue' BANGKOK, Tuesday THAI Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman said today Thailand was relaxing its attitude towards North Vietnam and China. In an interview published in the Englishlanguage Bangkok Post, he said: "We arc not as concerned over
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    Lock icon Raid near Phnom Penh
    161 1 Raid near Phnom Penh PHNOM PENH. Tuesday! PAMBODIAN m i 1 i tary patrols were scouring the northwest approaches to the Cambodian captial tonight after unconfirmed reports of a Vietcong attack on a small hamlet a half mile from the city's edge early today. Informed military sources said the patrols
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    Flood waters receding
    280 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. WHILE flood waters began to recede in most stricken areas in Perak and the East Coast states today, another death was reported in Kelantan. The latest casualty was Razali bin Abdul Rahman, 17, who was swept away when he tried to swim across the
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    Lock icon Plea to Franco by Britain
    79 1 LONDON. Tues The British Government appealed today to General Franco for clemency (or the six Basque nationalists sentenced to death by firing squad (or the murder of a police officer In 1968.— AP Death threat STOCKHOLM. Tues— A militant Spanish undei ground organisation, Association Hlspanlca,
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    More Jews quit Russia
    45 1 TEL AVIV. Tues. A thousand Jews Immigrated to Israel from the Soviet Union during 1970 more than three times the total of previous such arrivals since the 1967 Six-Day War. Mr. Arleh Plncus, chairman of the Jewish Agency, said here today.
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    Another wanted youth gives himself up
    102 1 SINGAPORE. Tuea. Another of the four prisoner* who broke out of a ie 1 1 in thr Central Polirr Station last Saturday ha* surrendered. Morgan Krishnasamv Ka ruppiah. 18, walked Into the station at 10.45 a.m. today and gave himself up to the OC.
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    Lock icon Margaret denies divorce report
    344 1 LONDON, Tuesday A SPOKESMAN for Prin- cess Margaret today described as "certainly not true" a Washington newspaper report that she and Lord S'nowdon had agreed to separate and divorce. rhe denial was issued by Clarence House, which handles all news queries concerning the Queen Mother, who
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    Lock icon Q E to roam the seas as floating varsity
    240 1 Q E to roam the seas as floating varsity LOS ANGELES. Tues. The old British liner Queen Elizabeth will roam the seas from next October as a floating university. The 83.000-ton former luxury liner, which failed as a Florida tourist attraction, will be transformed next October into "World Campus Afloat"
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    Police find ammo cache in flat
    239 1  - Police find ammo cache in flat PHILIP KHOO By CINGAPORE. Tues. a Police today seized 240 rounds of assorted ammunition irom a flat in Lorong Seven. Toa Payoh. The same police party from the Special Investigations Section of the CID led by its chief, Deputy Supt. Ng Leng Hua, and
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    Singapore tanker in distress
    106 1 Singapore tanker in distress HONG KONG. Tues. A Singapore oil tanker has developed engine trouble about 600 miles south of here and a local tug is racing to the scene, a Marine Depart ment spokesman said today. The fully laden tanker Cherry Viken was on her way to Oita. Japan,
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    Robber rapes maidservant
    60 1 SINGAPORE. Tups A 17--year-old maidservant was bound wi'h wire and raped by one of two robbers who broke Into her employer's house in Lorong 27-A. Geylang. this afternoon. She was looking after her employer's three-year-old child when tha robbers, who also took her two gold chains worth
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      Lock icon STATE OF WAR IN EGYPT
      31 1 STATE OF WAR IN EGYPT CAIRO. RMfc President Anwar Sadat today ordrrrd Kgrafl i-ntirr govrrn mental machinery to be placed In a ■tate of readiness for war. Reuter IS«r Bark Pa(«).
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      Lock icon KENNEDY PLEA FOR BASQUES
      54 1 WASHINGTON, lue.— I M, >rnator Kdu >rd KrnnrdT added his MM today to IhoM appealing for rlrnwnrv for «is Baiqur nationalist* %rntrnrrd to drath by a mili':ir\ court in Spain. Senator Krnnrdv said In a »t»tcmrnl: "(ienrral franco will n<t the wisdom and rifhtnrss of rlfmrncy."
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      Hole in crash plane's tail saves 51
      230 2 CT. THOMAS (Virgin Islands). Turv Fifty-one people scrambled to safety through a hole in the tall section of a plane when it crashed Into j hill here and burst into flames. But a man and a child died in the flaming crash. The
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      Lock icon Dustman assaults Spanish envoy to U.N.
      159 2 YEW YORK. Tues. a1 The Spanish Ambassador to the United i Nations, Mr. Jaime de Pinies, was beaten up j by a dustman yesterday during an argu- ment about diplomatic parking privileges, a spokesman at the Spanish mission said. The ambassador was struck on
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      Lock icon 43 die in cold wave
      56 2 CALCUTTA, Tues. Fortythree people died in a cold wave that swept East India's Bihar State in the part 10 days, according to official reports runted In Calcutta's Hindustan Standard. Unofficial estimates, however. Ml the death toll as high as 110. Toe dead were mostly farmers
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      Lock icon it's playtime at a PoW camp
      48 2 AMERICAN PoWs are pictured as they play basketball in a prison camp near Hanoi. Outstretching hands in centre, back to camera, is Lt. M. L. Gartley, Lt. William J. Mayhew (in undershirt) and Commander Robert J. Schweitzer (third from right). AP. radiopic.
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      Lock icon China's fourth congress
      52 2 HONG KONG. Tup*. A Hong Kont f-|iinr.sp-l»n?u«gp nrwspapcc today rrporteri ih»i China's fourth National People's Congress will b*> held on Jan IS. The right v ing newspaper. Tin Tin Yal Pan. said that according la Radio Fukipn. the provincial revolutionary romnuttM* were already pn-king deputidi to the
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      Lock icon LAIRD: U.S. IS NOT ESCALATING THE AIR WAR
      403 2 rjEFENCE Secretary Mr. Mcl via H. Laird today denied that the United States was escalating the air war in Indo-China, saying that the number of bombing raids this year had been cut by 36 per cent compared to 1969. Mr. Laird, speaking
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      Lock icon America 'has broken Geneva Accord'
      381 2 America 'has broken Geneva Accord' SAIGON, Tuesday GROUP of American c iv ilian volunteers in South Vietnam charged yesterday that United States was violating the Geneva Convention and other international treaties in Indo-China. In a letter to President Nixon they charged that the US. violations had In many cases tven
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      Lock icon Heath: Give 20,000 Asians breathing space
      272 3 Heath: Give 20,000 Asians breathing space LONDON, lues. Prime Minister Mr. He.uJi has asked the Uganda Government for a breathing spate of five years for a limit M noil Asians with British passports, now resident in 1/ganda, informed Miurcrs mi id last night. The request w.as made in a letter
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      25 held for coup plot in Iran
      168 3 TEHERAN, Tuesday. AN alleged plot to overthrow the Iranian Government has been uncovered here, it was officially announced yesterday. I An Iranian security official told a Press conference that 2a pfople had been arrested and were being questioned about the allied plot which
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      Lock icon MP and wife jailed for bank swindle
      73 3 MP and wife jailed for bank swindle BANGKOK. Tues. An MP and his wife were sentenced yesterday to six months jail for .swindling money from the Thai military bank. Tnc pnv-ecution *mi Mr.v Vi\en Chumduans borrowed our million naht <UStftO.OOO> from thr bank on Jan. S 1967. She and her
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      Bomb fails to explode
      56 3 SYDNEY. Tues. A large gelignite bomb thrown into a suburban courtroom here (ailed to explode because of a million in once chance. A police spokesman said the bomb had apparently been thrown through a smashed window during the nipht but failed ro detonate berau.»e r landed
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      Lock icon An earthquake
      24 3 RABAUL (New Ouuich>. rues. A strung earthquake shook Rabaul today, but there were no immediate reports of serious damage or injury. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Sadat outlaws Govt land grab scheme
      346 3 Sadat outlaws Govt land grab scheme CAIRO, Tuesday JN A SWEEPING political and economic reform, President Sadat ordered Prime Minister Mr. Fawzi last night to return property seized by the Government from Egyptians over the last decade. The President also ordered that any property seizure action in the future should
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      house-to-house hunt for Janet's killer
      202 3 LONDON, Tues. Police trudged throuch heavy snow ye&terdav makinr house to house inquiries about 15-vear-old Janet Stevens who was murdered on Christmas eve while on her wav to deliver presents to her elderly grandmother. They have so far found few clues to what has come
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      Lock icon Girl killed by spider
      72 3 SYDNKY Tues -A pregnant tcenHge girl died .n hospital early yesterday nnly hours after being bitten by a funnel-web spider while she »as walking through thr bush. Mrs. Sandra Beißin. 17. seven mont is precnanl. w*i bitten on the chest when the spider fell out of
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      Lock icon GIVE MORE JOBS TO WOMEN, EMPLOYERS URGED
      161 3 GIVE MORE JOBS TO WOMEN, EMPLOYERS URGED CYDNEY. Tues.— The Government has urged employers to make more kinds of jobs available to women and to provide more opportunities for women workers at the executive level. Unemployment Is said to be virtually non-existent In Australia for men who wish to work.
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      US expert warns of mercury pollution
      166 3 US expert warns of mercury pollution > HICA(.O, Tues. Mer-t-ury contamination. u n ht mi or only a few >e;;rs ago. is now the most dangerous environmental pollutant, a biologist warned here at the annual meeting of the Association lor the Ad- inceini-nl of Science <AAS> Dr. Darry Commoner director
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      Lock icon 'Double death' verdict for 3
      68 4 THE six Basque nationalists sentenced to death by firing squad. Left to right (top) are the three who received "double death" sentences: Francisco Javier Izoo de la Iglesia, 25; Joaquin Goristidi Artola, 23; and Eduardo Uriartc Romero. 25. Left to right (bottom) are the men
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      Worldwide row as Basques say: The big fight goes on
      445 4 UURGOS (Spain), Tues.— Six Basque nationalists condemned to death spent the night in unheatod jail cells in snow-swept countryside near here after tolling a defiant statement as protests against the sentences and rlemency pleas flooded into Spain. Amid tli> wcrldwlde
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      Drink of death...
      34 4 MANILA, lue». Ihree inmates at the Philippine National I'-nit. niurt died on Sunday after a holiday drinkini session, prison official* reported today Their deadly drink: hair tonic mixed with barbitoratea. L'FL
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      Lock icon Clemency plea by Pope on behalf of 2 Soviet Jews
      213 4 LONDON. Tues. The Pcpe sent a plea for clemency to the Soviet Union yesterday on behalf of two Soviet i Jews condrmiud to doatn foe attempted airliner hijacking. The Vatican announced the Holy See had received many appeals to intrrI
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      Lock icon New US defence strategy to stress European security
      181 4 New US defence strategy to stress European security ISMNGTON, lues. Defence Secrrt.iry VlHvin LfttN (lisdoNPd ve«itcrd.«> that ,i hicti defence priority nexl year will be to improve IS. i'iiiim iitniii.il forces, uith rmph.ivU on >rcurily in Western I urope as American troop- uiindrau inun Ma Mr laird linked th* need
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      Lock icon Red centre in Delhi
      43 4 NEW DELHI 1n.., North K"ith today opened a cultural MBtn her*. Actinß Cwiil Otiwial .1" Hyons. n|>rnine the cfntr*. Mid it marked a turn;ne poM in tnencl>lii|i and understand. nf between the people of Ind.a and North Korea. Reutrr
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    $600,000 bank grab money will be 'case property'
    146 5 CINJ.APORK. Tues. •J Money recovered from the SfMli.ooo robher% out "Me a bank in Kaffirs PI", in October will hr "c.isc property" to he lilrr used as exhibits in "Mirt. po|j IP spokesman said today. He added that the court """Id also
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    University manpower survey completed
    354 5 University manpower survey completed SINGAPORE, Tuesday. manpower survey, directed by the Economics Research Centre of Ihc I niversity of Singapore since November 1968, has just Ik'c-d completed. The two-year survey thoroughly examined the country's manpower needs for yean, ahead. It will throw light on how the Republic's biggest problem unemployment
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    Hong Kong ship damaged by fire
    73 5 Hong Kong ship damaged by fire BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. TOW. Aii early morning lire on board the 1.199-ton Hoiik Kong freighter Union Bronchi in the Brunei River today damaged the pursers cabin, the ship's storeroom and admitting cabins. The fire, tanned by a rilgM wind, was caused by a leak
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    Cool thef
    17 5 IPOH. Tue- Thirve> took three car alr-conditloners from the Autocool Co. here during the weekend.
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    Car number bid date
    43 5 CINGAPORE. Tues. The Registry of Vehicles today reminded the public that bidding for car registration numbers SQ 11 to SQ 2000, which started on Dec. 21, will close on Monday. Bidding dates for more numbers will be announced later.
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    'Subversion well under control'
    57 5 lues. Deputy rrtme Minister Tun Ismail said today that there was still a rertaln amount of subversion in Penaiic but It was "well under control." "I am quite happy about the wny thmis nrr done here by the police In .suppressing .subversion." he told reporters after
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    Port workers protest
    33 5 r- Pennnc Porl Workers' I'niou has .Übmltted a Midi:- protest to the of Labour. Tan Sri M. Mankkavaamgun, M«tnst the im numrer "f HMMnsloni ■ul dismissals of Mevedoirs l>y rmplovci-
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    One day left but still no rush to buy helmets
    290 5  - One day left but still no rush to buy helmets LEE SU SAN B> SINGAPORE. Tue.s. -There W«J no rush today by motorcycle and scooter riders to buy crash helmeu—although only two days are left betore the protective headgear becomes a must lor them. Many local motor accessory dealers said
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    Boy drowns
    16 5 IPOH. Tues. Nine-year-old .1 Buußykamiu was drowned ln a mining pool in Buntons yesterday.
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      266 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROftft 4kM unumial lr» 1(1. 1 Eiuy joh at home aafr-brwk- h i m t Rf nvatoOo*In* iII i S Sour rvj»-wa» t«p »leulh c«>. P V?"l OTr k hlih-h«n<tod Current production of fortfm f* in Wood might. b« mnart iB>. |S k Uln which our in«plr«tlon
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    My wife helped me to take a mistress: Teacher
    287 6 My wife helped me to take a mistress: Teacher SINGAPORE. Tues A school teacher told a coroner today that bis "temperamental" wife encouraged him to take a mistress but later hanged herself because of her. Tan Beng Chong. 30. wa> testifying at an inquiry into the death of nil wife.
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    PUB's chief electrical engineer
    159 6 \|H. L H Estrop. U, who A has been acting chief j electrical engineer of the HUB since 19(i9. has had his appointment confirmed. He fills the post which, until recently, was held by Mr Z. K. Fiuczek. who. while on leave in Australia, cabled that
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    Three die in crash near Yong Peng
    101 6 Three die in crash near Yong Peng I POH. Tv( s. Two cousins and a seven-year-old buy. all iron-. Ipoh were killed in a ear clash near Yong Peng in Johore. yesterday. I The cousins were If. Krishnasamy. 30. a telephone operator at the NEB. and s. Subrtunanlam. also 30.
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    VC deserter jailed
    54 6 SINGAPORE. Tup A youth who told b court he noli not afford v pay Hip bus fare to gr lor nallcna! «o:vlce training was jailed for three month;, for desertion Lee Kh-.my Wee. 21 admitted failip.p t(. turn up for 76 Vlcllatite Corps training sessions at Buktt
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    Election of President today
    563 6 Election of President today PARLIAMENT PARLIAMENTS first business when il meets tomorrow is the election of a new President of Singapore lo fill the vacancy lefl by the death of President Yusof Inn Isli.ik: Mr. Lee Kuan Yew will move that Parliament. In accordance with Article 1 of the Constitution,
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    Iron bars of cell forced apart for lock-up escape court told
    163 6 Iron bars of cell forced apart for lock-up escape court told THE four remanded me Central Police Statioi used a piece of wood to 1 cell apart, a magistrate's One of them. Ant? Chiang Ang. 27. who surrendered after three days of freedom, was today jailed for six months for
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    WOMAN FINED FOR HAVING OPIUM
    62 6 WOMAN FINED FOR HAVING OPIUM SINGAPORE Tues— A woman. Nou Ah iMnv. 60. who admitted having three Ib. of prepared opium tnlii a court today that a friend in Indonesia had sent it to her "for my own consumption." The opium, in an iron box, was seized by police officers
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    11,000 visit trade fair
    41 6 SINGAPORE 1 N About 11.000 people visited the recent Japanese flontlnc fair, tilt Japanese Embn<sy >aid today The lair was held at the Port Authority for three da\ week on the ship Sakura Mar*, now tn Bangkok.
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    Fined $150
    35 6 SINGAPORE Tues A fishstall assistant Kee Kirn Hons 23. was fined M.xi today for forging dilMiig tester's signature on his provisional driving licence to show that he had passed his Hlthway Code test
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    Off to Bangkok
    29 6 SINGAPORE. Tue -The MP for Whampoa. Di Aucustine H H. Tin left for Bonckok la.st i:isht to attend the Ecafe meetinc r>n the Second Development Decade.
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    PC asked for $50 to make things easier, court told
    266 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. When shop assistant Lim Ken Hee. 20. heard that his driving licence would be suspended for reporting a traffic accident four months late, he approached a policeman for help. A court today heard that the policeman asked for
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    No date set to lift dogs ban
    47 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Slncapore Primary Production Department has yet to net a date for lifting its ban on entry ot all dogs and cats from Malaysi.. The ban «a.» imposed in late Mkv because of a rabies outbreak in- Malaysia.
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    DAP expels ex-Muar branch chairman
    82 8 DAP expels ex-Muar branch chairman KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The DAP's central executive committee last night expellrd Mr. Lee Kuo Ming of Muar from the party. A "statement Issued by the party's organising secretary Mr. Lee Lam Thye. said he was expelled for "disloyalty to the Idnta of the DAP and
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    SINGAPORE IMPRESSES PROF TANGE
    387 8 DROFESSOR Kenzo Tange. the internationally r known Japanese architect now visiting Singapore on the Prime Minister's invitation, said today he was impressed with the island's efforts at urban renewal. He was givinp an illustrated talk on the methodological concepts of urban design organised by the University
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    TELEPHONE HOUSE TO SHIFT BY 1974
    104 8 TELEPHONE HOUSE TO SHIFT BY 1974 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Singapore Telephone Board plans to move its administrative centre from Hill Street to thr Exeter Devonshire Road area by 1974. Accordine to a Gazette notification yesterday, some 79.080 sq. ft. of land is to be acquired for this purpose. At present.
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    First ETV programmes for pre-U students next month
    320 8 A SERIES of programmes for pre-university students will be presented for the first time from next i month by Educational Television Services, in conjunction with Radio and Television Singapore. Special programmes for I primary schools will also be presented next year. They
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    Youth drowned in pond
    52 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. Tan Soon Hual. 14, son of a Port Authority labourer, was found drowned in a oono near his hou>e in KampoiiK Heap C»uan San in Telok Blaneah today. He had beer, musing .nice 2.30 p.m yrsterd*\ despite a search for him. No foul play
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    Call for deafness survey in the Forces
    441 8 Call for deafness survey in the Forces DOCTOR SEES RISK IN ARTILLERY FIRING TIIK Singapore Armed Fortes should minimise the risk of deafness lo young conscripts during artillery and rireams practice, it \\;is urged today. The president' of the Society of Occupational Medicine, Dr. Phoon Wai On. said: "There are
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    Lock icon Singapore man to write Temasek history
    152 8 KUALA LUMPUR Tues —Dato Abdul Samad bin Idris. chairman of the Board of Governors of the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka. today announced that the history of the Malay Government of Temasek would be compiled next year. He told a press conference that Che Gu
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    Penang's Deputy Chief Minister resigns
    92 8 PENANG. Tues. The Chief Minister. Dr. Lim Chong Eu. today announced that his deputy. Inche Mustapha bin Hussain. would be resigning from his post from Jan. 1. Inche Mustapha. M P.. for Seberang Tengah and State Assemblyman for Tassek Glugor, gave three reasons In his
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    Anti-hijack frame good enough for needs say airlines
    164 8 Anti-hijack frame good enough for needs say airlines SINGAPORE. Tues The experimental anti-hi-jack electronic frame at Singapore airport baa been found "good enough" to serve the needs oi the 23 International p.irlinrs. The chairman of the Airline Operators' Committee. Mr. W.N. Hoogstraten. who said this today, added: "Members of the
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    MSA CLOSED CIRCUIT TV TESTS AT AIRPORT END
    111 8 MSA CLOSED CIRCUIT TV TESTS AT AIRPORT END CINGAPORE. Tues. J MSA's closed circuit television tests at Singapore airport ended yesterday. The four TV cameras and a TV screen installed at different parts ot the airport have been removed An MSA spokesman said th~ airline was now studying other methods
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    Man hurt in hold-up
    60 8 SINOAPORE Tues —Sundry shop owner. Son E? Sim. 31. was sliThtly cut on the rirht 'oniijht when he tried It mM a five-man Ran? of robbers ho raided his .shop In Watten Estate, oft* Dunenrn Rond The robbers (tot away with Son's wallet. tlir*» watchw. clcarettes.
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      97 8 (HB Hi Two more UUD P branches 81 Hi pill IP ODfin ai TnnAV I UUMT SB Ell Ni -onG at 1« Vpi Hi ig nuiidiiu nu H and one at 1 m\ Tolnl/ wt IcIOK IS Blangah H M Now we g ni havp Si ill *w*i [ip H
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    First step towards new renaissance
    315 9 UNGKU AZIZ HAILS SOUTH-EAST ASIA VARSITY PLAN r THE setting up of a 1 University of S o v t h-east Asia might be the first step towards the cultural renaissance of this region. The Vice-chancellor of the University of Malaya Prof. Ungku Abdul Aziz
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    How bus firm beats a bridge toll
    143 9 MUAR. Tues. A "beat-the-bndge-toir plan is now being practised by a bus company operating along the Muar-Malacca route. The buses, belonging to the Malacca Omnibus Service, do not cross the bridge at all. Their passengers alight at one side and walk across the
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    OVERTURNED LORRY KILLED DRIVER CORONER TOLD
    109 9 OVERTURNED LORRY KILLED DRIVER CORONER TOLD SINGAPORE Tues— Lorry driver (Joh Him Hua. 3H. was killed when his lorry overturned while unloading limestone at a factory in Jurong. a coroner heard today. His assistant, lim Koh Sim, 33. who wa> helping him that day— Dec. IK— said he was on
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    Youths rob man of car, $50
    46 9 SEREMBAN. Tups Two youths held up the owner of a Mercede.«. Koli Tiam Hee i;.t. from Singapore, with dac-eis last evenlnir at Broun eight miles from here They tied him up and I escaped with $50 and the car I
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    More flats at Toa Payoh
    51 9 SINGAPORE. Tue-.— A liairacrt plot of land in Toa Payoh li Hi be required for housing o>vrlopmrnt. according 10 a Government Gazette notice '.esterday. Lund tola Mint; about 79.08U square feet in the city is ftlM to be required by the Singapore Telephone Board l<ir
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    Court told of $500 alleged swindle in gold coin deal
    452 9 Court told of $500 alleged swindle in gold coin deal A Public Health Department labourer today told a court of the day three men swindled him of $500 in a gold coin deal two years ago. Mr. Suppiah Sldabaram. 27. who testified In fluent Hokkien. was giving evidence at the
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    GIRL ON VISIT HERE FROM K.L. MISSING
    186 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Fiftrrii-year-old Annie Choong Wai Chen (above) has not been home for the past 10 days and her father .Mr. Choonn Yoon Peng is worried. For one thine. Annir. who lives in Kuala Lumpur is in sins.iinii i on a social visit
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    Housebreaking charge
    39 9 SINGAPORE. Tues Chu Huat. 23. today denied breaking into the house of a woman Ang K:'k l.uai., M cause hint lo her in Lim Chu Kans Road on Dec 18. The case. Rill be mentioned on Saturday.
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    Lock icon Lee sends regrets to Middle Templars
    151 9 HONG KONG. Tims.- Mr. Lee Kuan Yew has sent his regrets to Hong Kong Middle Tpmplars for not being able to attend a ball tonight to mark the 400 th anniversary of the opening of the new Hall of the Middle Temple by Queen
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    ASEAN MAGAZINE SERIES BY RADIO MALAYSIA
    96 9 KUALA LUMPUR Tues. —The first of a now monthly magazine series Asean Magazine is to be broadcast by Radio Malaysia at 8 p.m. on Now Years Day The 30-minute programme will relay MH|M from t lie Foreign Mlnbrten ol Singapore Thailand InI donesia, the
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    Factory girl tells how train killed her friend
    343 9 Factory girl tells how train killed her friend SINGAPORE Tuejt.-Fac-tory girl Poon Wai Cheng. 17. told a coroner today of her narrow cs cape at a railway track when a train brushed past and killed her friend. She was testifying at an Inquiry Into the death of fellow factory worker
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    Gerakan man joins DAP
    55 9 PORT SWETIENHAM. Turs The vice peMuenl of the Gerakan Ra'a.at \l;,lh\m:i branch liere. Inche Kapin bin Majid. Lett the party today tnu joined ihe Demon atlc Action Party. Inche Kapiri MM In h M&tenenl he had lost lailh' In the Qeralcan and believed lhat the DAP
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      109 9 Congratulations to UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LIMITED on the opening of their Holland Road and Telok Blangah Branches out of 21 branches of United Overseas Bank Ltd in the Republic of Singapore use NCR banking equipment J.O decisions to use NCR machines show United Overseas Bank's faith in NCR Equipment AND
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  • §k Straits Stars Wednesday, December 30,19 iV
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      MUSLIM UNITY
      416 10 The communique issued yesterday at the end of the three-day conference oi Muslim Foreign Ministers in Karachi is significant for what it says and also for what it leaves out. Il was appropriate that tin delegates of the 23 participating countries concentrated most of their attention on the
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      FRANCO ON TRIAL
      324 10 The Basque nationalists whose trial by court martial has shaken Spain and shocked the world, represent I small and almost inconsequential organisation which until now has been n< threat to Franco or his regime Any separntis' movement is, of course, nuisance if not threat. But until tiie
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      WOOING THE WOMEN
      226 10 The Duke of Wellington once observed of his army that he did not know what effect they had on the enemy but they Unified him. It seems that a new band of waniors, womei. ■■freedom fighters", haw similar effect on their own •ex as well as the
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    Husak acts on the Red Jews
    334 10 I This (H.simtvh is based on miannation that has reached the New York Times from Prague:] XHE wheel has come full circle for the widow and the .son of Rudolf Slansky, former secretary jjeneral of the Czechoslovak Communist Party who was executed in 1952
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      Overcharging hawkers and taxi-drivers
      230 10 Overcharging hawkers and taxi-drivers WHEN someone buys cinema tickets and resells them at a higher price he is liable to be arrested and lined. The same is true in the case of a taxi driver when he overcharges passmcers. But what about a shonkecner who sells a bottle of soft
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      Radio service
      89 10 I CERTAINLY agree with Ho Chong Foh that the Chinese service of Radio Malaysia needs overhauling. The same records are played over and over again. Whoever Is In charge of planning the mv leal programmes is not musically Inclined, indifferent to the tastes of listeners or does not
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      Postings
      77 10 THERE are only a few more days before the schools reopen for another term, and some teachers who have just completed training have yet to be Informed of their postings. We would certainly appreciate an early noti- ncatlon from the state Edu.at.on Departments concerned for obvious reason-. All ivwlv
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      77 10 COR Mm third time this week I ha-e had to dial for about 20 minutes to g»t the operator. I wonder what they do from 12 nocn to 2 p.m. everyday. Many poople do not use the phone booths during lunch hours because they are frustrated. It is left to
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      51 10 BELIEVE there are quite a number of Singaporeans who have lelt Malaysia permanently and who are unable to withdraw their EPF money. I suggest a committee be formed to submit a petition to the Malaysian Government asking that these people be allowed to withdraw ttie.r contributions. HKM. KOH MOM, Singapore,
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      DILEMMA FOR PROBATIONARY CLERKS
      297 10 'THE Sutnan Report has affected probationary clerks very unfavourably. On the old salary scale a clerk i temporary or probationary) after rassing the first examination would draw $323.85 < ail in i upon confirmation after three years. The Suffian report provides only $*****. There are those
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    Lock icon The Vietcong's 'suicide' squads
    731 10 Stress on sapper and demolition training By A CORRESPONDENT SAIGON, Tues. At secret training camps in the jungles of South Vietnam or along the Cambodian border. Vietcong guerillas are putting new emphasis on sapper and demolition training, according to American military sources. American intelligence believes that
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    Prison camp was showplace 'Hanoi Hilton,' says U.S.
    294 10 Prison camp was showplace 'Hanoi Hilton,' says U.S. WASHINGTON. Tues. TT —A I'nited States Government official said today that the North Vietnamese ■•.imp where Michael Maclrar had interviewed American prisoners of war was the •Hanoi Hilton." the show place camp i where numerous 1 other journalists have been permitted con-
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      Another look at the budget of Tun Tan
      710 11 TLfOST people were 1 x surprised by the gentleness of Tun Tan Siew Sin's budget. Even if they did not know all the facts available to the Malaysian Finance Minister there were one or two pointers that could have led one to
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      LASS's manpower problem
      455 11 LOCKHEED Alrcratt Service (Singapore) has a one-year contract worth $2.5 million from the United States Navy to carry out maintenance work on a number of aircraft. The contract is effective from last September, and this job Is the only one LASS has on hand apart from Its
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      On the move
      47 11 JACKSON Wain. of Kuala Lumpur on Friday makes two major changes. The Malaysian based advertising agency changes its name to Leo Burnett and moves to new premises at Wisma Damansara. Managing Director Peter Beaumont says the move is part of his company's expansion plans.
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      CITY TALK
      201 11  -  CROESUS By Flights of fancy HAVE you ever dreamt of buying a Boeing 707 for a nominal sum of $1? Tliis dream can be made to come true, I'm told. Fairy godmother comes in the shape of First Overseas Credit, a company registered in Singapore specialising in lease
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      Straits Times indices
      36 11 Straits Times indices I).. t» Dec. 29 inciu-iiuK i.-.h'ih n; •H.Hrlv mi. mi,, •Properties: l"l ?S ItI.SS liny 4n.67 M.71 tS rubber*: 113.32 112.22 •llrr VI inn IDec. 31, ltM a 100 tD«r. 21, IMS 1M
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      72 11 I Plant $180 Goodwood $1.25 (■uinnrss S4.50 C. Suears S2.15 Set Dredit $2.83 Wnrrr Prods $1.30 ACMA $130 I Nomlior $2.51 Tholech $0.85 GiUni Jute $0.60 .18 .15 .14 11 .118 .06 .05 .05 .04 +.03 M Flour $175 —.15 I 1 1 tin SI. 15 —.10
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      LOANS UP WITH HOMES THE LARGEST ITEM
      226 11 LOANS UP WITH HOMES THE LARGEST ITEM By Tom Thekathyil C I N G A POREANS are now more than ever before indebted to finance companies: by the »nd of November this year accumulated loans and advances made by such companies stood at $292.3 million, or 24 per cent above
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      Lock icon Rubber in 1971: 'Cautiously hopeful... fairly pessimistic' views
      540 11 TRADERS in London are in broad agreement that the course of the rubber market in the next year is largely dependent on developments in the U.S.. the Chinese People's Republic and. to a lesser extent, the Soviet Union. Within thi.; framework, opinions
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      TIN CONSUMPTION TALKS
      87 11 rpHL International Tin Council and the Tin Research Institute are organising a Conference on Tin Consumption to be held in London from March 13 to 17 in 1972 The main theme of the Conference will be to examine the situation with regard to the availability of tin
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      13 11 4 winners front... S r RIBUTORS:MAmCAN&SONS(M)SDNBHD 171 Middle Road, P.O. Box 69. Singapore-7
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      147 11 INSIDE I.S. naval pullout derision a hard blow for the peso; New* from Australia; Marketing column; Shipping column; People in business. Pace 1- Company news; Shares market report; (onunoditics. Page 13. Overseas markets London .New Vurk. Melbourne, Hong Kong; Closing prices and business done. Page 14. i"i 1 I sL
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    MARKETING
    535 12 GOOD OLD SEX STILL THE BEST GIMMICK /CALENDARS are full of them, magazines carry their fair share, and newspapers are not without them. The "sell anything with a «irl" gimmick has caught on well in Singapore and Malaysia; and if drugs are frowned upon and hippies banned, we still
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    U.S. naval pullout decision a hard blow for the peso
    743 12  - U.S. naval pullout decision a hard blow for the peso BERNARDINO RONQUILLO By MANILA: Two recent developments threaten to cancel the gains the Philippines has achieved in 1970 toward improving the balance of payments and paving the way for stabilising the peso. These are: SMUGGLING of highly dutiable imported goods
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    194 12 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS M-ERICKSON MB. Urn Kok Wing, formerly of Lintas. has Joined McCannErlckson in Kuala Lumpur as Art Director. He will be responsible for visual developments on a wide range of accounts the agency handles S.H. BENSON S.H. BENSON ot Kuala Lumpur has announced the following two new staff
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    SHIPPING
    604 12 Freight station A CONTAINER freight station recently opened lt« doors for business in Hong Kong Reputed to be the largest in the colony, the 55.000 sq ft station is being operated by Kowloon Wharf and Oodown. It is also understood that Sea-Land Orient will be the first firm to
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    NEWS from AUSTRALIA
    838 12  -  KINGSLEY WOOD' "By CYDNEY: Not all Australian companies are finding the streets of commerce paved with gold 685 went into liquidation in Victoria in the four calendar years from 1966 to 1969. They had deficiencies of more than AS4S million. All but four of the 685 were
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    Call for multi-national corporations
    205 12  -  ILBA SHARP ■y 4 FORMER United States Secretary of Agriculture. Mr. Orrille 1.. Freeman, said in Hone Kong this month that multi-national corporations were the only answer to the problems of developing countries. Mr. Freeman, who served under the Kennedy and Johnson administrations and was prominent
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      323 12 tfk SINGAPORE TOURIST PROMOTION BOARD Applications are Invited for the post ot EXECUTIVE OFFICER Qualifications and Experience Preference will be given to candidates possessing a University degree. However candidates with a full Cambridge Overseas Higher School Certificate with ot least 5 veors' working experience will also be considered. Knowledge ot
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      329 12 GUARDIAN ROYAL EXCHAN6E ASSURANCE GROUP BRANCH REPRESENTATIVE We are seeking the services ot an experienced Market man with some knowledge of internal operations as Resident Inspector of our Penang Branch. His duties will be to control and expand our activities. Very attractive remunerations and a company car provided Applications which
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      Delay in Royal's opening
      403 13 UOTEL Royal, sehe- dulec to open in May, presented shareholders with its results for the year ended September 1970 yesterday At this stage the figures do not mean much to shareholders for the only income is from monies on deposit. Ir.'erest received during the last financial
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      Exchange rates
      173 13 THE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates .as at Dec 29 Local dollars to one unit Sellin T Bl lB nll of Foreign Currency TT or OD Sterling Pound Australian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar L'.s. Dollar Local dollars to 100
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      UOB BRANCHES OUT
      100 13 IT N I TED Overseas Bank is branching out into the suburban districts of Singapore Today the bank will open two new branches at Telok Blangah and Holland Road simultaneously. This will be the first tlmo that two branches of the Bank are opening on the same
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      Better sentiment at close
      164 13 QUIET conditions continued to prevail on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Year-end bank accounting considerations were a dampening factor. Industrials were generally steady with widespread gains accruing from a final hurst of activity. Small investment interest held the price of Empat Nombor Ekor
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    • COMMODITIES
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        Tin down again
        185 13 'THE Strait* tin price In x Per.ang yesterday fell 25 cents to $623.75 per picul on an offering estimated up five tons to 280 tons. Following the overnight mild upwarci trend In the London metal price which perked £1 the market was moderately steady with buying support
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        60 13 Mmniy ISUirOsy •U.S. (U.S. London 37.3.-. 87.30/37.60 FHrut Inch. 37.65 Hongkong 39t<> 3*.9S Zurich 37.30 B 37.38 B 37.48 8 37.50 S P«rl« .17.SU 37.88 6 por« (II fn.h. 35.05 f>-por* (I> Unch. 147. 50 (1) Kximrt prlpf In non-Mrrl.nC ar»M In U s tfoUan P«r ounce.
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        CLOSING PRICES
        24 13 Dec. M. RI'BBER: 49| (np onr eighth of a cent). TIN: $623.75 (down 25 cents). Estimated offering 280 tons (up 5 tons).
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        111 13 CHINESE PBOUUCE tXCHANCI. SINGAPORE NOON CLOIINC PRICti. PER PICUL YUTEROAY Csttnut Otl: bulk tit sellers, drum $611 sellers. Csp*s: Mixed (f.0.b.) loom Jan. Feb. UK/Cotit. |3.-> p. Psoaxr: M untok AST A white f.o.b. 100% NI.W II SO seller*. Sarawak white f.o.b. :<«', MX.W $170 •filers. Sarawak special
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        PALM OIL
        17 13 In I»n<ton on Mond»» tnr price quoted «t till •niern and December/ Unimrv l«7» %r\\rn.
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      RUBBER STEADY
      473 13 AFTER^an about un- charted opening the rubber market remained virtually the same and fluctuated narrowly around Monday's close. The undertone *as steady on squaring for yoar end accounts, some forward demand and shortcovering. Physicals were quirt. The morning session dosed quiet with improvements in the turnover. The aiternoon
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1146 14 - OI'SINESS in and reported to D the Sinxapore and Kuala umpiir tradinx rooms of the stock Exrhang c yesterday with bt number of shares traded him 11 in brackets in lot* ot MM inlrss otherwise specified. INDCSTRIALS M MX (1) $1.30 llcan (I) $1.32. (1) $1.33 Sen 1
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        Move by Xerox to acquire GES
        91 14 VEROX said m New common share of Xero* York on Monday it "seems likely" Xerox said may acquire General GAS offers home study Education Services (GESi courses in electronics technofor an exchange of stock }°«>- t a ,"i °«!eV Tf all matters pun h«»
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        Melbourne
        338 14 \|KI BOURNE. Tur.s Price* A" he!d linn with ■aVgtnal MM in a dull market at the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Only aljotit a third ot Hie usual opriHiors m present and there Aii little li.iding Sparcos Kvploration was pushed up to $1.30 on a nickel liml at l.afc Bailee
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        New York
        239 14 NEW YORK, Mon The mock market confirmed Its move out of a recent consolidation 1 phase as Issue* finished generally higher In moderate tradlns Analysts had expected the i upswing followlnß last Thursday's pre-Chrtstmas move Ml plux territory The recent consolidation was very shallow, and observers said the
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        Hong Kong
        328 14 UONO KONO. Tues The 11 market opened slowly but interest picked up a* the day wore on Interest was (airly widespread over the whole board and the turnover value for the day Ml HK*°.6 million Today's closing price* id dona 1 Kong dollars and ctnt* unlta* >tn«r uik
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        London
        417 14 LI>NIH>N. T>|»«. Th.- Mn k TISI I tod.iv firm in k on<l I nnn» selector kagrkM .ii.- MKhrd i.r.rm forward ifii- 11l IMI un.rrlnmlv on Ih. OSCD irn wH r n.nic hul volumr rrmaifit'<l To»artl« th» clow th- Ktnam -ia. l.in. ndi-x 4^ up Hi 54.2. H. !h< hichrst
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      CLOSING PRICES
      997 14 BID AMD OFFER PRICE! OFFICIALLY LUTED AT THI CLOU OF IUIINISI IN THE SINGAPORE WITH PRICE MOVEMENT! IM BRACKET!, YESTERDAY WERE I INDUSTRIAL! H I. 1+ I TLOSINC; TONK: Industrl»l» and hotels improved while tht "tIRn'oVER: Official toUl turnover M supplied by th« Slock Exrh»nae yesterday including odd
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      497 13 CHALLENGING OPPORTUNITIES lags tyjggg.TJS.T.'giVS perienced progressive men who are prepared tv take on managerial responsibilities for this interesting venture The lob will Include the recruitment and training ot Statt and workers within each department ot the group Living accommodation for the team will be made available on board a floating
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      583 13 Mobil Invites applications tor the following positions: (A) MARKETING TRAINEES (B) SALESMAN REQUIREMENTS FOR (A) Malaysian or Singapore citizens with a degree in Arts, Science, Commerce or Engineering from a recognized university Must hold o valid driving licence The successful candidates will initially undeigc en extensive marketing training program to
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      610 13 SI'ROHANJAYA PKI.AHOHAN PILAI PINANG KtKOSOM.AN JAWATAN JI'RL'TERA LETRIK Permohoptn2 nda-lah di-pelawa daripaaa warg < t-n('gaia2 Malaysia vans memilesu kilulusani' yaug tersebut dl-ba«ah mi untok Jawaun Jurutera Letrlk. ta) Tangga Gail: 5530 x 32 732 764 x 34 968 1.016 X 34 11.22 D Tangga paji maok akan di-tetapkan meng 1
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      702 13 SABAH i.miKNMIM VACANCIES Applications tn united from Mala.isian Citizens tor the following arpclntineri.' »ith ihe Edurntlon Department (II r*t NOTICE NO. 173 7» POST: Malion lcr Kent Collect), Tuaran SALARY SCALE: MvMH HI. Scale DIA. 1. t 3 (J135 x 5 160; ISO. 180, I:mi. 210 x IS iSo JOO
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      218 14 KELAB LUMBA KUDA PERAK PERAK TURF CLUB NOTICE 50 cts. M.MBERS FORKCAST POOL (3-DIGITS) The 50 cts. Numbers Forecast Pool (3-DIGITS) bJrf on the Draw of the SOCIAL WELFARE SERVICES LOTTERY to be held on the 31st. December. 1970 will be on sale at the following Branches only; IPOH (A
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      927 14 r TENDER TAYLOR WOODROW— DILLINGHAM J.V. invites tenders for the supply of the following materials during 1971 CONCRETING SAND FILL SAND GRANITE AGGREGATES QUARRY DUST CRUSHER RUN GRANITE BLOCKS Tender forms are available from the East Lagoon Wharves Site Office- Trafalgar Street, P.O Box 37 Maxwell Road P.O Singapore 2
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    Police stop airport fight between singers
    184 15  - Police stop airport fight between singers ARTHUR RICHARDS By CINGAPORE. Tues. Airport police today stopped a fight between two pretty Hong Kong singers at an airline ticketing counter. Hie fight broke out shortly before they boarded a China Airlines plane for Hong Kong. It all started with a war of
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    Brunei bans food sale
    40 15 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Turn The Muninpal Department has banned the sale of rooked food In the weekly market find begun a check on food hawkers This follows the outbreak of typhoid In the Kampong Ayer urea
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    My ship was rammed: RMN officer
    204 15 My ship was rammed: RMN officer COURT-MARTIAL OH SEA COLLISION SINGAPORE, Tuesday. J^ ROYAL Malaysian Navy ol liter told a court martial today how another RMN warship rammed his boat while both were on their way to Indonesia on a goodwill cruise. Lieut-Cmdr. Teoh Kirn Chooi. Commanding Officer of the
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    Accident during goodwill trip to Jakarta
    374 15 I The collision happened about 100 miles off Jakarta while the two ships and three others, KD Tahan. KD Mahamiru. KD Brlnchang and KD Ledang were going through an exercise.) Lieut Cmdr. Teoh also faces a number of charges arising out of the incident,
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    MAS to function on Friday
    37 15 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Monetary Authority of Singapore will start functioning on Friday. With an authorised capital of *30 million it is .set up to act as the Government's banker and financial agent.
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    $1.5 million bonus for Provident Fund members
    313 15 $1.5 million bonus for Provident Fund members CINGAPORE. Tues. More 3 than 632,000 members of the Central Provident Fund are to get an extra $1.5 million "bonus" fc r their contributions this year. Informed sources today said the bonus will come from a '4 per cent increase In the interest
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    Selangor plans to spend $73.1 million next year
    84 15 Selangor plans to spend $73.1 million next year KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Selangnr Government plans tn spend $73.1 million next ypar. almost $13 million more thcMi this years budget estimate. It Is budgeting for a deficit of $2.9 million income t>elng expected to be $70.2 million. The Mentrl Besar. Dato
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    Heavy fog forces jets to overfly Subang
    132 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Tucv Two MSA jetliners overflew Subang airport this morning as heavy fog enveloped the surrounding area. The fog descended at about 4 a.m. and hovered till shortly after dawn. Visibility went down to 400 metres during the worst stages. A Boeing
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    'PRODIGAL' SON WHO DIDN'T RETURN FOR CHRISTMAS
    224 15 'PRODIGAL' SON WHO DIDN'T RETURN FOR CHRISTMAS CINGAPORE. Tues. This Christmas, one "prodigal" son did not go running back into his family's arms though like ttv father in the biblical parable, his father made a call for him to come home. But the family of schoolboy Matthew Allen. 16, are
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      140 15 DONALD MOORE GALLERIES in the manner of the prima ballerina, announce that this is positively their last appearance at an annual SALE But there are still many items left which they must clear by the end of the year. There are hundreds of ASTONISHING REDUCTIONS We are open until 10.00pm
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      134 15 SCHOOL REOPENING SOON! ORIENTAL CHINESE EASTERN emporium pte ltd. emporium <i 969) pte imiteo emporium (PIE) ltd. 30-1 RAFFUS PLACE. Ist FIoor. INTERNATIONAL 65-71 HIGH STREET. SINGAPORE 1 BUILDING ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE 6 M MUM (I I—l SINGAPORE TEI *****1 TEI *****2 (SLINES) A URGE VARIETIES OF SCHOOL BAGS AND
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      767 15 TV and Radio 3.10 P.M. Opening and Housewives 1.45 Disneyland Matinee The Reformed 7.41 News and Newsreel (C) Husband (Hokkien tilm. English US Dragnet Burglary Juvenile 5 ut) t t es r Part 1) (dialogue in Cantonese) i« n° r the F r amily 13S M fayour Ma'' 1 4.05
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    Call for probe into staff conditions at varsity
    670 16  -  MAUREEN PETERS: EXODUS BY EXPATRIATES MAY BE IMPENDING By Singapore, Tues. COMMISSION oi inquiry has been suggested to look into prevailing conditions which may be responsible for what appears to be an impending faculty exodus at the l'n i vet sit vof
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    Bosses pledge support for NTUC workers' dental co-op
    255 16 Bosses pledge support for NTUC workers' dental co-op CINGAPORE, Tut*. The Singapore Employers' Federation today pledged its support for tne NTUC's workers' dental co-opera-tive, and urged its members to join in the scheme on a group participation basis "if rates are satisfactory." SEF president Mr. J.D.H. Neill, told a Press
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    Recital at the Vic by Bach specialist
    65 16 Recital at the Vic by Bach specialist SINGAPORE. Tues. Rosalyn Tureck. a specialist in Bach, will give a recital at the Victoria Theatre on Jan 24. Miss Tureclc won eminence as virtuoso and Interpreter on the piano, harptschord. clavichord and as a conductor She was the first woman to conduct
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    OUTRAM HOSPITAL UNIT GETS NEW HEAD
    108 16 SINGAPORE. Tues. Dr. Seah Cheng Siang. head of Thomson Hospital's medical unit, today assumed duties as acting head of Outram Hospitals Medical Unit 111. Medical Unit Ills former head. Dr Gwee Ah Len«. 50. retired from government service yesterday Dr. Lee Yonc Kiat. a
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    Father of seven stabbed to death by extortion gang
    116 16 Father of seven stabbed to death by extortion gang SINGAPORE Tues. A father of seven was stabbed to death a I a construction site in Newton Koad today by a Kane of extortionists. Chnft- Cheok Kaw. 38. was with a crimp of construction workers at about 12.30 p.m. uhin two
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    Jailed for theft
    31 16 SINOAPORE. Tues. Unemployed Soo Ah Sar, 36, was jailed (or six months today (or stealliiK 10 tape cartridges belonging to Gemini Enterprises In I People's Park Complex yesterday.
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      312 16 -OPENS CATHAY TOMORROW!^ BIG New Year Attraction) Two Great Stars Together For The hirst Time In One Way-Out Comedy That's Worth Going Out Of The Way Fir! v. JNvK LUflmUn oAHUT UCIIIIId A NEIL SIMON STORY THEOUT-OF-TOWNERS r> ft*"aTMM ABTmWIaUB IN VANOARIN _>^_^>^^p__.__ v EffiHinElaliElD >f^^S LJ OPENS TO-MORROW i
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    AA to study effects of Raffles Mall
    362 17  -  RITA LOONG: By JHE Automobile Association Ikis sej up a sub-coin inittee to study the consequences of ihe Raffles Place pedestrian mall which it described as having been "rammed down our throats-" Disclosing this today. chairman Mr. Milton Pan, said: "We intend to
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      New kiosks will have changing facilities
      266 17 New kiosks will have changing facilities GOVT REPLIES PARENTS" have expressed concern iS.T., l)<v 16 1 aoout the non- availability of changing rooms for parking attendants in the car park kiosk VlOll has already been t.ikrn to provide newlyed kiosks with changing facilities. In reneni of existing kiosks. The new
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      108 17 Letter that was addressed in Chinese DAHMUV (S.T.. Dec. 15) and other critics like him may say what they like about the efficiency of our postal services, hut let met cite an incident for which I cannot praise the post office enough. I received .1 Christmas card two weeks aso
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      Case of the white-hair students
      219 17 Case of the white-hair students YOUR report (ST., Dec. 271 Of Dr. T.P. Paran's interest in the high incidence of myopia among students here makes me wonder j if anyone will be interested to undertake a study of the equally common occurrence among young students hair turning white prematurely. It
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      185 17 I REFER to the letter by Kong W.H 'ST.. Dec. 8» about forcing people to use overhead bridges it is unfair of him to blame pedestrians for not using the bridges when crossing Outram Road and Tiong Bahru Road. I am sure he does not realise why people Ignore the
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      49 17 AM a regular TV viewer. I would like to know why RTS is telecasting the same Indian films over and over again. Why cant RTS get dif- ierent films? If RTS is in financial difficulties, why can't they increase the licence fee or ask for contributions? R. G.. Singapore
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      53 17 |S It possible to start a bus service from Toa Payoh to Siglap via Kal- lang? I am sure this service would prove useful to those who Intend to go to the Sports complex or to those who are working or schoolj ing in the areas near the route. RONNIE
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      36 17 THE police should post a constable at the junction of Balestler and Tow- ner Road to book pirate 'axis which are nothing more than smoke and noise-makers mounted on almost treadless tyres W.F.C., I Singapore 12
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      Show that chased away the Xmas mood
      232 17 Show that chased away the Xmas mood I AM really disgusted with thr programmes broadcast on Christmas Kve. Host Steven Lrc on thr Rado Show is a tot.il failure. TV Singapore should employ pi-nplf likr Mikr Kllrry or Larry l.ai of RedifTusion. They are I really good. Thr audiencr wrrr
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      922 18 ISTABLISHEU TRAOINC FIRM bus W va.an. y for Sto. k Delivery Clerk.' Requirements Male, age 22-28 years. Senior Cambridge education, aom* ex- per. en. c In similar work an advantage. Must possess valid driving linn, r PlSaa* apply with passport- C si/c photographs in own bandgtvta* lull personal partl(iilnrs and
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      815 18 'ANTED FIFTEEN waitresses for an 1 aaclualv* club. interview at 57 CalraaUl Road. Spore i9i between y a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday 4 1 71 Candi.lit.s without expei lenee need HARTERED ARCHITECTS require iral draughtsmen and trainees. Please furnish full partlcu- I lars regarding (iiialflcations. exp. nence. etc to
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      924 18 CHINESE COUPLE three ehildien. te- I •iinre dotn.stir -nnd to do aeneral house work Phone B'pore BA|ii.l3 immediately. REOUIRE DRIVER. Malay Indur. middle-ax,, call fl Jalan Lada Puteh off ni.haid Road. Spore BfM I LOCUM DOCTOR for Luther Klmk Ipoh for second half of Januatv lor ■-•-.I weeks \pplv 28.
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      978 18 .UXUP.IOUSLY FURNISHED ROOM for rent witb bathroom attached. ro'llT 'IiTxURI^uVIV FURNISHED room at nxl.y Road. Barbelor only. 5350 monthly. Ring S por* *****4. rB LBT. Brat floor comprising three large bedroom*, kitchen, living. dinIng room Contact Spor* *****4. lUROPBAN BACHELOR wishes (bare a part me at Mat. 9. 10. or
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      837 18 TIRRACB HOUSES at Jalan alerag I 10 miles. Upper Cbangl Road. Apply Goodtarth Realty, *****2 8 pore. Houses aad land wanted BETWEEN 100 TO 200 acres of un- dulating land around Rawang or Kajang for purposes of an exper: mental farm. Must have good water rupply from a natural stream
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      873 18 lECINNERS tHORTHAMO f BOOK. KEEPING Typewriting no tarlal practice— n*w .es.lon* fUrt'nß on 4.1.1171 at Premier l» mmfr 'J" r inatitut* 883-C. Balaatler Road Balestlar Hill School Spor*. <M 9*62. .TtNOCRAPHY: Rapid. ■J" 0 1 courses .tartlng January BtA. o•* ses anyUm*. Reglater *«rl». "jrVV Colleg*. R*ffl«* A 23 i»SSSS<WIIV7O>.
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      988 20 FROM NEW ZtALANO liails lilt corl Hi Oue a fruit I run 'e*«ri| laatua) tar, IANKURAt Taeraap J Fit 25 27 Fit 2 Mil 111 Calcutta r liaet Srlaty 1/11 Fat. SIRAITS/MAtIAS SERIICt. air,|«pur> r iti» Pinani uMiat let: 1 RAJUIA la Part 11 Bee 1 lH Ka|iß<!t.raT,, Wxlrat RAIULA
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      892 20 &NEPTUNEORIENTUNESIID. \V 'rWC0l»»O»IATH) M THt WCPUBUC Of B#a3A*X)Wt) 1 KgßUj-PING. 2 SMEMTQN VWy SINGAPOW€ 1 TB-: 983*33-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICt LOADING FOR LONDON. H'BURG. ROAM. HAVRE. NEPTUNE ABUAMARINE I/ I* laa II lia 11 In London 8/?. Hunt*! It/I Havre 14/2, R'dam Is/?. NEPTUNE AMICR 21 27 lia 21 31
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    333 21 I Ml PORT or SINCAPORE AUTMO 1 RITV ANNOUNOFD THE POL- HINTI FOR DEC. 30. OUT: li'atlrrmoanis I 'J. Siu Maru 10 11. Thunn-.a IS/14, Prteliteuse I.l' 14. AUDI Maru No. 31 2u VlVsi. MaruKicht Mani No. 3 22, Bumber Tunas 11 23 24. Rastern Anna 2»/3U.
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    41 21 IHI raiiillv (In lit. M l> KandUh. who pesaa*] HI) nn I I M, ttlsh la Ili^llk Ihf Mall 1)1 Rank <ll \merua. and Irlrnd- anil nl.ilHrs «ho rendered MsMMpaa, >ml trfilhi and mevmrv of rnnrlnlrnrr on thru irrcnt brreavfment.
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      1098 21 LATE 11S* PONTIAC PARISIENNE 1 4 Doom vinyl Top V Lnsm. Auloauiir TraasmiFiion Windows Power-Steenng. Brtkrs An.on.t noncd Slireo Radio ttc Showroom Condition 2S Anfullla Park pore I man FORD TRANSIT MINI-BUS IVIU U K. registration. T BBBSM 16.000 miles portable refrigerator plus many camping extra*. In excellent oondl tion
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      Clay and Pele the top stars
      934 22 AUBREY HIGGS reviews the highlights of international sport this year. South Africa edged towards isolation while China make a comeback LONDON, Tues. The sleek skills of Brazilian footballer Pele and American Negro boxer Cassius Clay were among the most exciting sights in a crowded
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      Frazier, Clay agree to the terms
      256 22 Frazier, Clay agree to the terms NEW YORK, Tues. Negotiations continued yesterday to iron out proolems surrounding the proposed heavyweight title nghi between Joe Frazier and Cassius Ciay in Madison Square Garden on March 8. Altnougn both fighters have agreed to the terms, no announcement is expected to be made
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      Lock icon $21 mil for US pro golf
      168 22 $21 mil for US pro golf YORK, Tues. A 1971 tournament schedule offering alltime record prize money of U557,124,801 was announced yester- day by the Professional j Golfers Association of I the United States. The list comprises 42 major tournaments. 15 •"satellite" tournaments, and six other events. In 1970. when
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      MCC match abandoned
      79 22 LAUNCESTON (Tasmarlat. Tues MCC's three-day match •gainst a Combined XI was abandoned as a draw here toda\. The ground »as still saturated from the storms that ruled out the second day's play ye— terday and the decision to cull the game olf v.as reached two hours before
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      Something drastic must be i done about our sports
      582 23  - Something drastic must be i done about our sports TEOH ENG TATT By r JpHK time has come to quote the Walrus in Alice in under la n< to talk, not about cabbages and kings, hut on what Singapore should do about its sports programme. The poor results obtained at
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      FOURTEEN NEW TEAMS IN SGS LEAGUE
      154 23 FOURTEEN NEW TEAMS IN SGS LEAGUE By ALBERT JOHNSON FOURTEEN new teams have entered for the Singapore Government Services Football league competition which kicks ofT on Jan. 9. A total of 30 teams will be competing in the three divisions. SGS secretary K. C. I.lm said yesterday: "The response for
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        Stewards fine Nawari $500
        474 23 Stewards fine Nawari $500 THE stipendiary steward's report on the races over the weekend. SATURDAY HACK 1: Drillers Pride ii'S. Chlam) was slow to begin. Graceful View <D. •ft again. Trainer Mttniwr Matban was told that if the mare missed the start again. action will be taken against lier. RACK
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      Tankards give the Colts a drubbing
      201 23  -  G. ROBERT By IN a one-sided friendly rugby match at the padang yesterday, the more experienced and heftier SCC Tankards XV trounced SCC Colts 37-5 (flvegoals, three tries and a penalty to a goal). Tankards' superiority over their younger opponents was never in doubt,
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      Lock icon McGuinness sacked
      113 23 MANCHESTER. Tue*. Manrester United, the former Fuiopear> Cuo soccer champions who have failed to win one of their last eight gomes, today dismissed Wilf McOiilnness as their team manager. After H sprclul meeting of tin directors, the club announced thai Mr. McOulnness had torn iclnve<l at his duties.
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      DATO CHONG-VELU PARTNERSHIP ENDS
      372 23 By EPSOM JEEP THE highly successful owner-jockey partnership of Dato Chonc Kok Lim and K. Yrlayuthan has rndrd. 'h'ine announced tn Ipoh yesterday: "Velu will not be riding for me anymore." He did not elaborate. Thr> break-up has OOBM ai ;i surprise They had struck up
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      199 23 It 's the one in a million winner IT COULD never happen in a million years but it did! That s how Jack Walsh, chairman of stewards at the Ararat race meeting in Victoria, Australia, described the fall in the last race. There was Clover Leigh, three lengths clear with
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      Beverly gets top award
      36 23 TORONTO. Tues Beverly Boy*, women aprtncklMrd r.nd hlghboard diving gold medalist al the Commonwealth Oan.es In Edinburgh in Juh. h»^ hern named Canada* Sportswoman of the Year for the second successive year.
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      Lock icon Aussies win
      41 23 PERTH. Tues. Grand slnin star Margaret Court battled against cramp and xizrllns; I—ln I mil I temperature* here today to steer Austral a In a 3-0 triumph o\cr Bri'xln in the Federation Cup women s team tennis final Reuter.
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