The Straits Times, 8 January 1971

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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Kstd. 1845 FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1971 20 CENTS K.D.N. 5005: M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Air hunt for vanished 100
    754 1 No signs of life in two Johore villages under 15ft of water STRAITS TIMES REPORTERS: KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday A HELICOPTER today went in search of about 100 people of 14 families in the Lenga district of Muar, who seem to have vanished from two isolated
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    Lock icon Blasts wreck ammo depot
    80 1 Blasts wreck ammo depot SAIGON, Thurs. A 10--hour series of massive explosions today wrecked the large allied ammunition depot in Qul Nhon city on the central coast of South Vietnam. Three South Koreans were killed and 16 others injured. Several thousand tons of ammunition were destroyed. It was the worst
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    Lock icon 3 jets collide in flight
    46 1 BALIKSIR Turkey Thurs. Three Amertcan-bullt F 4 jeis collided in flight today, killing all three pilots, military sources said The sources v.Jd the plants crashed about 36 miles (60 KM) southwest of Baltkiir in ihe northweftfrn part ol the .-ountry. UPI.
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    Earth tremors in Australia
    35 1 ADELAIDE. Thurs. Two strong earth tremors, only seconds apart, hit parts of South Australia today. Buildings and houses were reported damaged in several outback towns In northern areas of the state
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    Lock icon 'Spy ship sunk'
    28 1 HONO KONG. Thurs. North Korea said today its navy yesterday sank m armed spy ship and destroyed another which had infiltrated from the south Reuter.
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    Lock icon Freeze that killed 123
    48 1 NEW DELHI, Thurs. A cold wave that has brought freezing temperatures to parts of tropical India during the past two weeks has left at least 123 people dead. Ninety-eight of the deaths were in eastern Bihar state. Hundreds of cattle also have perished. AP.
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    Moon tests
    34 1 MOSCOW Thurs Ruartat eight-wheeled moonmobile Lunokhod 1 today caught the ftrst .slanting rays of lunar sunrise at the start of what Soviet aclenti&U hoped will be a third productive moonday of wort.
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    $100,000 watches grab
    443 1  - $100,000 watches grab GERRY OE SILVA: SWOOP BY 5-MAN ARMED GANG By SmgaDore, Thurs piVK young robbers strolled coolly into watch shop in North Bridge Road today and grabbed more than $100,000 worth of watches. The gang three of them with pistols and wearing sport shirts executed the raid swiftly,
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    Cold Manila
    23 1 MANILA Thurs.— Manllana. accustomed to hot and humid weather virtually all year-round, shivered today as temperatures dropped to 88.8 dezrees fahrenhelt—AP.
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    Lock icon My Big Talks hopes
    804 1  - My Big Talks hopes PREMIER LEE -by IT cannot be just on the basis of a donor and donee relationship because If you are members just because you want rifts in aid and expertise, then you've got to give something in return. And what is that? I think you've cot
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    Hush-hush 5-power defence talks begin in S'pore
    222 1 Hush-hush 5-power defence talks begin in S'pore By P. M. RAMAN CINGAPORE, Thurs. A J big white notice board with olack lettering right in front of the chairman's table set the mood for the five-nation defence talks which opened here today after a 24-hour delay. It simply said "The classification
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  • 3 ROUNDUP
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      Lock icon MALAYSIAN PLEA FOR AID
      39 1 GENEVA. Thurv Tb« Malaysian Red Cross today apprakd to thr Lraftie of Red Cross Societies for help for the victims of the seriowa floods which have ravaged part, of Malaysia for the past week. Reuter.
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      TWO INJURED IN CRASH
      60 1 SINGAPORE. Fri. Tw» nnmrn «rrr M rinualy hurt when Ihrir car a Vauxhall Vi>;> Has involved in a collision with i taxi at the Mh mile I pprr Srrangoon Rnad early today. The womrn. N't Mrng Hwee and Tan Mm* Kirn. both 41, and thr ta\i
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  • WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE
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      Newsman held for hunger strike demo
      147 2 Newsman held for hunger strike demo LAHORE. Thur.s.— Six people, Including the assistant editor of the Pakistan Times, were arrested last night while on a hunger strike In front of the newspaper office here. •.nit editor Saldar Mir and his five companions were charged with violation of martial law regulations
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      Lock icon Cancelled visits
      58 2 T USAKa, Thurs ■Li Zamblan President Mr. Kenneth Kaunda has cancelled visits he was to have made to Ceylon and Malaysia after attending the Commonwealth summit In Singapore later this month, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said last night. He said the President had to call off both visits
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      Fines on credit card
      46 2 NEW YORK. Thurs Delinquent Delaware motorists who hold the rieht credit card can rhargr their fines, starting from tomorrow. The state police announced they will accept one type of hank credit card (Masrr Charge) and are studying the possibility of adding others.
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      Lock icon India polls will now begin on March 1
      167 2 India polls will now begin on March 1 NEW DELHI, Thursday VOTING in Idia's general elections will begin on March 1, three days later than earlier announced, the Chief Election Commissioner, Mr. S.P. Sen Verma, said here yesterday He told All India Radio that polling would last a week. Counting
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      Lock icon Tighter control of US pep pill exports urged
      210 2 WASHINGTON, Thurs. A congressional panel yesterday proposed tighter controls on US pep pill exports and the abolition of world-wide cultivation of opium as part of a new drive against the international drug problem. It also proposed International economic sanctions against countries violating
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      VIETNAM Gl DRUG DEATHS 70 pc HIGHER
      153 2 SAIGON. Thurs. An Improved reporting and diagnostic system shows the number of drug deaths among Gls in Vietnam Is as much as 70 per cent higher than was previously thought, U.S. officials disclosed today. Military spokesmen supplied figures showing that a total of
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      7,000 troops in fierce Delta battle
      593 2 SAIGON, Thursday PIERCE fighting raged in the Mekong Delia's U Minh forest as a 7,000-man government task Force battled Vietcong and North Vietnamese troops in a string of bitter clashes. A Saigon High Command spokesman said today a total of 41 Vietcong were killed
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      IT'S KHMER REPUBLIC
      34 2 NEW YORK. I hurv The Cambodian mission ha< informed the IN Secretariat that the name "Cambodia" Is no longer valid and that it has been replarrd by the designation "Khmer Republic."
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      Lock icon Four freed of My Lai case charges
      301 2 Four freed of My Lai case charges WASHINGTON, Thurs. rpHE U.S. Army yes- terday dropped charges against four officers accused of covering up the alleged My Lai massacre. This left only three officers still on charge out of 13 originally accused of suppressing Information about what happened at the village
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  • WORLD NEWS 2
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      Arab summit
      45 3 r\lKO murs— The leader* "f Zjrr' 1 'I l 6: ri.t and Sudan will hold n summit me«tinp In Cllro on Jan 20 t'> discuss their )in>pn*nl iiniiv project and prepare for any eventuality of a resumption of warfare in the Middle East
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      GRENADE ATTACKS ON REFUGEES
      92 3 GRENADE ATTACKS ON REFUGEES IMt \l .1.1 MHUritj forces patrolUng 1.1 Shatli refugee camp at <•.(/. i City foll'»i niu recent A i .1 i> gaerllla erenade attacks. Tw Israeli children were killed. In M M A yesterday cv n tin- provoked hy .itt.nks i»n two police stations killed or
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      Jarring's bid to break the deadlock
      695 3 Jarring's bid to break the deadlock ITMTED NATIONS. v Thurs. IN Special Envoy GunDar .lairing is Hying lo Jerusalem today. His mission Urgent talks aimed at breaking procedural deadlock in the Middle east peace talks and getting them into full stride in the next few days. Also bound for Jerusalem
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      Lock icon China-Chile relations hailed
      238 3 China-Chile relations hailed HONG KONG. Thurs. THE Peking Peoples Daily said today that the establishment of diplomatic relations with Chile marked a new chapter in China's relations with Latin American countries. The exchange of diplomatic ties was the climax of a long period of support for China from the Chilean
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      Guard for motorist after threats
      135 3 MELBOURNE. Thurs. A series of anonymous telephone death threats were made yesterday against the Australian motorist involved in the traffic death o the son of British train robber Ronald Biggs The policr nelieve the ■•allor in urobablv a crank but aa a precaution havp put
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      Suicide envoy was queried on ties with Soek
      296 3 Suicide envoy was queried on ties with Soek JAKARTA. Thurs.— Lieut. General Hartono, Indonesia's Ambassador to North Korea who commuted suicide here yesterday, was under interrogation for his association with the late President Soekarno. a high military source said today. General Hartono was commander of the crack 15.--000-strong marine force
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      Sculptor's smash-up protest with an axe...
      126 3 Sculptor's smash- up protest with an axe... rE HAGUE. Thurs.— A sculptor and his wife yesterday dumped two of his statues outside the Dutch Parliament building here and began to smash them up with axes. Slavomir Miletic. 40. a Yugoslav was apparently protesting at the rejection of one of his
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  • WORLD NEWS 3
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      Manila ties with Reds
      316 4 MANILA, Thurs PRESIDENT Marcos gave his strongest public notice yesterday that the Philippines will abandon its old policy anc' open widespread trade and diplomatic relations with communist countries this year. He placed the main emphasis on trade. In a speech to the Federation of Press Clubs
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      Lock icon FATAL DANCE STEP
      71 4 CHICAGO, Thurs. "A little dance step" was what four-year-old Antoinette Swiatkowski wanted to show her family, but the little girl will dance no more. She died yesterday in a Chicago hospital. The girl had been cutting out paper dolls in her home on Tuesday, when she leaped
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      35 4 DR. C.R. Li (left) and Dr. Donald Yitmashiru of the Hormone Research Laboratory at the University of California show some of the equipment in* volved in the synthesis of the human growth hormone. I'PI. radiophoto.
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      Lock icon 500 TO TELL ABOUT BAD COMPUTER DATING SERVICES
      92 4 500 TO TELL ABOUT BAD COMPUTER DATING SERVICES NEW YORK. rhun». About 500 men and women who believe the> have been duped by computer dating services have been invited to give evidence at a public hearing here. America's* rapidly expanding computer dating business has been criticised for mismatching couples failing
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      Lock icon Trial of the 12th man
      269 4 MOSCOW. Thursday AN army court martial in Leningrad is expected to reach a verdict today in the trial of a Jewish army officer charged with attempting to hijack a Soviet aircraft Major Wolt Zalmanson, 31, faces a possible death sentence i. he Is found guilty
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      Lock icon Russians warn US Embassy
      56 4 MOBCOW rtiuns —A Rronp ot Soviet faclrrv workers entered the US Fmbassy yesterday Mud delivered wmlnti that the abuse of Russians in America whs trying their patience In WASHINGTON, die State Department evpressed shock over what it de.MTioed M »n open threat of retaliation against US
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      $600 mil US surplus arms may go to junkyard
      252 4 $600 mil US surplus arms may go to junkyard WASHINGTON, Thurs. A Pentagon official yesterday testified that the United States will have to junk US$2OO million worth of surplus military equipment because Congress has limited the quantity that can be given to US allies. Air Force Lt. Gen. Robert H.
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      MORE U.S. AID FOR CAMBODIA APPROVED
      120 4 WASHINGTON. Thurs.— President Nixon yesterday signed into law legislation providing US$55O million in new aid for Cambodia and five other countries. The measure, the subject ol heated debate in the final days of Congress. wa> not approved until restrictions were added to prevent American
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    Lock icon The 'Hell-Raiser' is back with the roar of a lion...
    249 5  - The 'HellRaiser' is back with the roar of a lion... RITA LOONG By SINGAPORE, Thursda; 'fill. Big League -Ik'll M:iiscr M 6m sprung lock into town, ;i little tired hut roaring like tin- British Lion he is. British actor Trevor Howard (right), who flow in yesterday on the way to
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    MSA still has to overfly Malacca
    241 5 MSA still has to overfly Malacca SINGAPORE. Thursday [t|BA today resumed all their scheduled domestic flights, but continued to overfly Malacca because the roads surrounding itc airport are still flooded. Tlir flight between Kuala Lumpur and Kuantan cancelled on Tu«v-riav was on •nd.v. as it will be on Sunday. There
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    Singapore sends more gifts
    70 5 Singapore sends more gifts SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Malaysian High Commission today received more donations In cash, clothing and foodstuffs from Singaporeans for West Malaysian flood victims. Some of the relief supplies were sent to the commission's premises In Malayan Bank Building while others were received at its Branch office in
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    Written Malay exams in April and August
    111 5 Written Malay exams in April and August CINGAPORE, Thurs. The Ministry of Educations National Language Examinations written paper for this year, will be held in April and August from the 12th to the 15th of each month. Thr onl examinations will be held on April 14 and 15 and Auviim
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    Five PUB men to attend power course
    83 5 Five PUB men to attend power course SINGAPORE Ihurv Four Publir Utilities Board power station engineers and ctentt will be leaving won for a thrreinonth our.-* in electricity ceneratlnn In Britain. Tliev are Mr Fr Ler \V..h. njglMß'it tliift iharce enzmeer. Mr. N-^ lat Tang, combartlon engineer and Mr. Chojr
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    Mother of judge dies at 86
    87 5 Mother of judge dies at 86 SINGAPORE. Thin Mrs. Maude Mary DCotta. 86 mother of Mr Justice D.C. DCotta. died this morning after a .short illness at her homo in Woo Mun Chew Road She was the widow ol the late Mr. Cecil Jame, 13°CoU«. formerly Deputy Registrar of Vehicles
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    Evening course
    22 5 SINGAPORE Thun Ultivmlt) ol Sinsnporr'.-. t>r>»rtmfiit of EMramuial Studies win Vthi nn rvenine eou "Principle* or Estimating" from Jurt 12.
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    SINGAPORE MARKET PRICES ARE STILL RISING
    193 5  - SINGAPORE MARKET PRICES ARE STILL RISING LLL SU SAN By CIMGATOM, Tbur*. The flood .situation in Wcm .Malaysia may have improved but iln- market .situation in Singapore is "critical" if not VMM. The load of vegetables lli.il managed to get through from Johnrc today ras vf "poor quaiity. in tin
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    POLICE STAFF OFFICER FOR AUSSIE COURSE
    111 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A staff oflicrr of the police headquarters left for Aus'ralia tonight to attend a pvo-month course in police administration. A.sst Supt Tec Tua Bah. -'8. who was called to the bar here before joining the force in 1967. has been awarded a
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    $50,000 gold: Mix-up at Hong Kong airport?
    187 5  - $50,000 gold: Mix-up at Hong Kong airport? GERRY DC SILVA By CINGAPORE. Thurs. Customs are probing a report that a "mistake" at Hong Kong airport may have led to a bag containing $50,000 worth of gold bars to be flown into the Republic instead. Thr bag. according to airport sources,
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    SIM course on electronic data processing
    87 6 SIM course on electronic data processing SINGAPORE. Thurs. -The Singapore Institute of Management is lo organise i a 16-lecture course on electronic data processing beginning on Tuesday. The course alms at acquainti ing executive* with the role of data processing in deci&ionmaking. The lectures will be conducted by Mr lan
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    No discrimination, says Govt
    369 6 No discrimination, says Govt 32 Negroes among 2,556 given special 48-hour passes Singapore. Thur«. fill 1 Government issued figures today to show thai there was no racial discrimination against seven American Negroes who were given special 48-hotir passes when they visited Singapore. Between Dec. 5 last year and Jan. 5.
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    The C'wealth will survive says Pak envoy
    325 6 The C'wealth will survive says Pak envoy SINGAPORE, Thursday THE British Commonwealth will survive the coming Commonwealth Heads of State Conference In Singapore in spite of the "sensitive" sales-of-arms-to-South Africa issue. This statement came tonight from Pakistan's new High Commissioner-desig-nate to Singapore, Mr. Z.M. Farooqi, on his arrival from Washington,
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    C'wealth meet stamps out Thursday
    79 6 C'wealth meet stamps out Thursday SINGAPORE. Thurs. The set of four commemorative stamps for the Commonwealth Heads of State conference will be sold next Thursday. Special ciateMomps to cancel the stamps on the firm-day rover* now on sale at all post offices and we Philatelic Bureau will tx u.ed at
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    Midnight crash
    39 6 SINOAPOHE. Thura. A man wm a omit ted to Out ram hospital with heart injuries when the cjr in whl-h he was travelling collided with another at Moulmcin Road m midnight tnnight. He was not Immediately idertllied.
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    M-cyclist hurt
    25 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Pamad bin Mohammed. 31. was i-hchtlv Injured when his motorcycle collided with a rar at Jalan Ang Slang Kong late tonight.
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    THE MAN WHO DIED AFTER A DRINK
    90 6 THE MAN WHO DIED AFTER A DRINK SINGAPORE. Thurs. Quarry worker Low Ah Sao. 43. drank methylated spirit thinkinc it m alcohol, a coroner heard today. Low. a habitual drinker Tor .'•i years, died two days later on Dec. 10 last ye.ir at Odtram Hospital His (I uighlrr. Boon I.iik
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    Dates of SAF exercises
    57 6 SINGAPORE. Tliurs Singapore Armed Forces will conduct military exercises In the Ma:Mlinr area from 8 a.m. on Jan. 11 to 6 p.m. on Jan. 16. and again from 7 a.m. on Jan. 18 to midnight on Jan. 24. Blar.k* will be used during the exercise. The
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    Toto draw numbers
    39 6 SINGAPORE Thurv The i.umbri> picked in today's Toto draw No. 2 71 were 19. 11. 32. 10 aim 8 The additional number m 41. In the circles draw, the numbers picked were 36. 49 and 28.
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    Opium charge
    39 6 6INOAPORE. Thuis. The proprietor of a garment shop. Tan Yook See. 32. today uenleti exporting to Brunei 44-lb of raw opium v.orth $'i.6OC on board Ihe ss Power on June 30 8..11 of J 10.000 was. granted
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    Apology to 3 African delegates by tourist
    170 7  - Apology to 3 African delegates by tourist LIM SUAN KOOI By SINGAPORE. Thurs. An Australian tourist to (lay apologised to three \frican delegates to the < onimunucilth Heads of Stair Conference at the request of the polite and immigration authorities. This was the result of a report to the police
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    Swedish adviser for NTUC
    41 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs Mr. Sten Skott. from the Swedish Insurance co-operative organisation Folksam. Is due to arrive next week to be adviser to th« NTOC's insurance co-operative INCOME. He is coming to Singapore under an International co-ope-ration programme.
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    DAP man quits party
    29 7 IPOH. Thurs Mr Chin Fook Yen, a lawyer and former chairman of the Kampar branch of the Democratic Action Party, has resigned from the paity
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    Income tax evader to pay $169,000
    598 7  - Income tax evader to pay $169,000 CHRISTINA CHEANG AGE SAVED YOU FROM PRISON, HE'S TOLD By BUSINESSMAN Chew Shin Chan, :>7, who admitted evading lax on earnings totalling $170,000 in company profits, interest from some hi his family's savings and rents from his properties over 12 years, was today lined
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    Parking fine
    34 7 SINGAPORE. Thurv Ang Chear Peng of Jalan Eunos was fined $155 today for parking his car on te\en occasions at unauthorised parking lots In various parts of the island In March. 1966.
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    Drug fine
    27 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Labourer Kutlp bin Awang 19. was fined MOO today for having 27 drug tablet* it a coffee stall in Jalan Rebong. Geylang ye*terday
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    Youth urged to be more active in politics
    279 7 Youth urged to be more active in politics SINGAPORE. Thursday DR. Augustine H.H. Tan. MP tor Whampoa, tonight appealed to the youth of Singapore to participate more actively in community affairs 1 and in politics. Dr. Tan said that young Singaporeans often overlooked the need for social involvement and concern
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    ARSON AT HIGH COMMISSION FAILS
    94 7 ARSON AT HIGH COMMISSION FAILS SIM.AFOKI Thurv Pro-comniiinisl youths tried to Ml fire to the main entrance of the Australian High Commission in <li-nn-iKf.nl Axfiiiu- i.i .i MM denmnstration tonight. Kill tile ll.inirv Horn a small petrol can left at the foot of the tjMH trance, only darkened the thick
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    20-lecture course for 150 nurses
    100 7 20-lecture course for 150 nurses SINGAPORE Thurs. More than 150 nurses from hospitals, clinics and industries will be attending a 20--lecture introductory course on occupational health nursing for state-registered nurses The course, to be held in two parts inconoraUng Held vMtt will be held weekly from Jan. 12 at the
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    Martial arts
    32 7 SINGAPORE Thurs The Singapore National Pugilistic Federation Is to set up a subcommittee to study the feasibility of extending the martial arts of self-defence to all primary and secordary schools
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    6,750 pupils pass School Certificate exams
    169 7 SINGAPORE. ThMra. A TOTAL of 6.750 out of 11.366 pupils passed the Chinese. Malay and Tamil School Certificate examlna- tions held In November and December last year The results were announced by the Ministry of Education today. Successful candidates from the three streams were
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    Bunga Raya hit by storm on maiden voyage to UK
    114 7 Bunga Raya hit by storm on maiden voyage to UK lONDON. Thurs. The j 12.900-ton Bunga Raya. Malaysian International Shipping Corporation's first essel. is due here on her maiden voyage on Saturday delayed 24 hours by bad weather. A cocktail party will be Klven by MISC's London representatives. Lambert Brothers
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    MSA DENIES CHARGE BY UNION
    248 7 MSA DENIES CHARGE BY UNION CINOAPORE. Thurs MSA today denied the Singapore Air Transport Work- i ers' Unions allegation Uiat it was refused the use of the MSA Engineering Lecture Hall at the airport for a met'iiiig to enhance the image ol (Singapore during the Commonwealth conference The union claimed
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    Car in river tragedy: Driver cleared
    456 8 Car in river tragedy: Driver cleared JUDGE AGREES WITH THE DEFENCE DAWKEB Lee Vee Leok, 23; driver of a car CHTytnfl 1 1 people which plunged into the Serangoon River, \\;is today cleared of a charm- of causing the deaths of two of his passengers. He was found not guilty
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    Pressmen for BOAC inaugural flight
    111 8 Pressmen for BOAC inaugural flight SINGAPORE. Thurs. Pressmen and publicity officers "from all over the world"' have been invited to BOAC's Inaugural flight for their new service from Singapore to Melbourne on Feb. 1. The service was started la.it November but arrangements for the Inaugural flleht have only Jum been
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    Duty not paid
    29 8 SINGAPORE. Thuis. A woman. Kwee Ah Choo. 53. was fined $2,045 or In default, foui months' jail today. lor having almost 17 lb of dutiable cl«aiettes.
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    Toa Payoh classes will now be held at PAP premises
    202 8 SINGAPORE. Thur«. PARENTS of Block 97. Toa Payoh. have scrapped the idea of using one of its landings as a classroom for their children. The scheme, proposed over two months ago. received the support of j parents from the block,
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    COLLECTING YOUR SWEEP WINNINGS
    81 8 COLLECTING YOUR SWEEP WINNINGS CINGAPORE, Thurs. Three-D Singapore Sweep winners of the draw held on Tuesday will be able to collect their cash prizes from Jan. 12. Four-D cash prize winners of S2SC to $500 and other pri.es will be paid from Jan. 14. Payments will rte made at Singapore
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    Technician gets study award
    53 8 SINGAPORE. Thun- An a«slstant technician a! the Telecommunication* Department. Mr. I eong Chan Man, has been awarded a six- month scholarship to attend a course on telegraph switching In the Netnerlands. Mr. Leong. v ho leaves on Jan. 15. is gcing under the Netherlands Fellowship Programme
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    Drilling barge blaze death toll now three
    251 8  - Drilling barge blaze death toll now three IGNATIUS STEPHEN By BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Thurs. Two Malaysians and a Canadian driller died in the offshore tragedy when the giant drilling barge Big John blew up yesterday off Bintulu in Sarawak waters, 180 miles south of here. Their names are being withheld
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      158 8 BLfT I I V**kNTIMG TO BE a/ WHATS AGE I I ..YTHIMK BVBTTTMIN* V^*~^ DON'T 'DOC ME. 1 I'M~"^^" rt>OC Mm YOUR PAST OF THAT SOT TDO THKT» WORTH-WHILE f BUT aETTING INTO TH»S j I MXTW AM REASON TOR MfLKE, A MAN I WITH IT, FOR M OHO" POR
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    Bob Hope's 'showbiz' life-it's no joke!
    923 9 Bob Hope's 'showbiz' life-it's no joke! As Bob Hope strides across his hotel room you look automatically for the signs that will confirm he is now 67 years old. Some of his jokes may have aged, and why not? Comedy is partly linked with famuarity, but the man himself keeps
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    EXILES SEND FOOD HOME TO HUNGRY POLES
    433 9  -  COLIN SMITH -j BY LONDON DOLISH business--1 men in London say that they have known for sometime that a critical situation had developed in Poland over food shortages. One large export agency, which specialises in sending clothes, food and medicine report that the
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      287 9 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 8. Mrs Sharpies suffered and n> I. Bachelor's tent: he's «bout to *> v «> P°**r (<7>- suy in one of seven (13). Waters in their national 8. Wish for the elite? (3.8.4). in lo jf s <3- 7 -5> 9 get 17 10. Shirt show?
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      NEVER AGAIN?
      511 10 The scale of flood damage has convinced the Malaysian Government that it must do what it half contemplated doing four years ago. A national strategy of flood control and prevention is planned. Il will begin with the transference of responsibility for relief for stricken areas from district authorities
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      BETTER EDUCATION
      266 10 A forward st.p in unary education is being taken in Singapore with the drawing up of a new curriculum designed to give greater teaching flexibility. The workshops and seminars being arranged to ease the problems and difficulties that may arise should enablethe change to be made confidently in
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      NERVOUS BANGKOK
      212 10 Mr. Melvin Laird's brief stopover yesterday in Bangkok, en route to Saigon, left him little time to discuss the Thai demands for eerly delivery of a wide range of American arms. Any request for arms needs to be studied before Washington can make a firm commitment. The fact
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    The gentle Klang is now a river to fear
    647 10  - The gentle Klang is now a river to fear P.C. SHIVADAS Kuala Lumpur clean-up will be round-the-clock BY THE posters in town announce "The big variety 1 show, 1971" but in the Federal capital the old Klang River has stolen the limelight. Though the past two sunny days have tamed
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    WORKING WITH FAITH AND HOPE-BUT CHARITY NOT NEEDED
    700 10 808 NG takes a close look at the behindt h e-headlines working of the Colombo Plan. IT IS only proper 1 that the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' c o n f c r e nee should be held on the 21st anniversary of
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    A view from the top of the world
    1206 10 A view from the top of the world A TIBETAN JOURNALIST TALKS TO PETER HAZELHURST ABOUT HOW THE CHINESE RULE HIS HOMELAND SHELTERED behind the natural barrier of the mighty Himalayas and isolated from the world by China's policy of seclusion, Tibet has become one of the most inaccessible and
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      DOWN THE SLIDE
      116 11 K chart on the mid-«rrk rales ot lh« Aman fur v rrncy I nit in 197U «bo»s iii.ii ilu- unr-munlb MfeM dropped from 10.3 per cent in January In 1.1 per cenl in December, while the onc-rcir rates touk a tumble irom in.] per cent to 7
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      C-K-D plants fear a k.o. by imports
      893 11  - C-K-D plants fear a k.o. by imports TSAI TAN By r PHE three factories assembling motor vehicles in Singapore are gradually becoming alarmed by the fact that their sales have remained more or less static in the past 14 months. Ford Motors, Associated Motor Industries, and Cycle and Carriage have
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      Lock icon UK businessmen warn of inflation threat
      168 11 T EADING businesa- men warned on Wednesday that the British industry was in serious danger of running out of money and that there could be massive bankruptcies among firms unless inflation was ended quickly. Representatives to the Confederation of British Industry (CBI> delivered the
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      CITY TALK
      237 11  -  CROESUS By Figuring out THE Singapore Society of Accountants of late has been encouraging its members to bring their professional problems out into the open. It will be holding its second "talkathon" for members this coming Tuesday, and if members prove as voluble as they were at (he
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES RISES FALLLS
      79 11 CHIEF PRICE CHANGES RISES FALLLS Mine Court SI 08 O.CBC $4.78 Starlilr $1178* P.E.Ci.I $171 Robinson $2 36 P Chftn 51.25 Pan n Sill DBS $1 H YH Seng SI 56 Prima 11-73 JO .10 06) 06 06 04 .03 .03 .03 .03 fancy Tile 11.40 —.20 Sel DrrcUr $2
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      Shippers' Council: Will this lead to meaningful dialogue?
      441 11  -  CHUA SENG CHWEE 3> AMR TAN ENG JOO is to be congratulated for proposing the formation of a Shippers' Council in Singapore and Malaysia At a press conference in Singapore on Wednesday, Mr Tan. chairman of the Rubber Association ot Singapore revealed
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      Straits Times Indices
      40 11 Straits Times Indices Jan. Jan. 1 Industrials: Ml 11 1 1 ■1 1 Hcilrls: (4.65 ts.it Propertto: 1»7 M |OT .M Tim: M.tl N.ll ttrabbrrs: 111S7 U2.M lire 3t, IMf inn 1 Dm. 11. 1168 Iff tOM. U, INI IN
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      Lock icon Suharto predicts 'big rise in our spending
      312 11 Suharto predicts 'big rise in our spending DRESIDENT SUHARTO, presenting the routine and development dl t budgets to parliament in Jakarta on Wednesday, predicted a big increase in spending in all sec-tori. The President said Indonesia was continuing to adhere to IU prtnd a balanced budget. But spendinc next yeai
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    173 12 M.T.C. MALAYAN Tobacco has sent four executives to the United Kingdom for further training. They are: Mr. I Trek Wan. Syed Othman bin Sved It. md, Inrhe Mohd. Zain Kahunt and Mr. Chin Yip Sum, who left Kuala Lumpur on Monday to attend a two-month management training
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    Spore strategy to woo tourists at Manila PATA talks
    462 12  -  NELLIE HAR By WITHIN three weeks from today the first giant step towards promoting tourism this year will be taken at Manila, with the launching of Singapore's $30,000 effort at the 20th Pacific Area Travel Association (PATA) conference. It Is easy
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    Guide on how to complete your income tax form
    753 12  -  P. A. TOWSEY Final article ot a tiriis By fHARLES I is said to have given money to his executioners just to show he had no personal grudges against them. The careful and accurate completion of your Form B may be
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    FIRST CONTAINER CONSIGNMENT OF FRESH DAIRY MILK
    162 12  -  CHUA SENG CHWEE By rO thousand six hundred and eighty* four gallons Is a lot of milk to put In one box But that was the amount of fresh dairy milk that cams in recently to Singapore in an O.C.L. (Overseas Containers Limited)
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      217 12 When flying to Europe get your extra bonus "Switzerland in the Bag" (Free of charge) From November 1, 1970, until March parcels, theater and opera tickets, escort 31, 1971, the Tourist Offices of Switzer- services for one hour, and plenty more, land's five largest cities, Zurich, Geneva, There's even free
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      423 12 HMRP^fMllTlllri Industrial show A BRITISH industrial exhibition Is Plf™'? J 0 S' 11 A pore in October this year under the l° int i^ nsor shlp of the British National Export Council (BNEC. and the Department of Trade and Industry^ Invitations to take part have gone o Jttot rade associations
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    TIMES CITY DESK
    7 13 BLAIR JOHNSON, City Editor
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    C and C tells how it did it
    570 13 THE Rlamour share of 1970 was without doubt Cycle Carriage. Listed in March 1969. C and C has proved the top newcomer of that year and seems set to set the pace for some time to come in spite of disturbing reports
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    COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
    61 13 hoi snxi) Holdings la maintaining Its interim dividend at 5 per cent for 1970 Last year total dividends of 15 per cent were paid. BRITISH LI YLAND MOTOR is not paying a final dividend. The Interim dividend of 3} per cent, already paid, represents the total paid for
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    MARKET AWAITS DAMAGE REPORTS
    163 13 A GENERALLY easier trend prevailed on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Dealing wait light and sporadic, reflecting the cautious attitude of a market awaiting the emergence of a clearer pu'iir. of the extent of damage caused by the Malaysian flood crisis. The day's
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    Exchange rates
    173 13 'THE Association of Bank* In Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rales as at Jan. 7. Loral dollars to one unit Rrllinj Buying of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD Sterling Pound Tjfal 7.3500 7.5375 Australian Dollar :t 4500 3.4100 3.3900 New Zealand Dollar 3.4600 3 4125
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  • COMMODITIES
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      CLOSING PRICES
      23 13 Jan. 7. KIBBKR: 49. its. (up quarter of a cent). TIN: 562K.121 uluwn $2). Official offering 201 tons (down 22 tons).
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      Tin goes down
      185 13 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday $2 to $628.12 per picul on an official offering down 22 tons to 201 tons. The fall in the local price was in unison with the overnight London metal price which fell £4 per ton on news of the improved
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      PRODUCE
      94 13 Phincsi pmoduci uchunci y SINGAFORI NOON CLOSING '"■cts em eicUL vistirday: Coconut Oil: Rulk Sbl> «*llm .Inim Co»r. MlitM ii nr> i inn— lan. 'Fob SV, H Muntok \M\ wMtr Io r> \i W ft67'i >rii.i. .1 I 1... k I n h <«.•;. M \*l t,i», k I
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      PALM OIL
      13 13 M ,»nl April wot l*o*f (ili "H«t« «iwi n»*»nihar/ '•••an mii«i«.
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      Rubber steadies on covering orders
      478 13 AFTER an about un- changed opening, the rubber market yes- terday became steadier I on some covering orders but there was pressure on the January position due to circulating tenders which widened the January-February differentials. Physicals were quiet and turnover was on the small side.
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      WORLD GOLD PRICES
      50 13 (II r*pnrl prir»« to non-Merllna tnm in I .t.-llur* par outlet. <2i Loral iMalon' erica in »inaa*or< riollan p»r taal. MM -IrniVono r.urtrh ••ri« i-porr Hi 1'Dofe 121 t US IUI IT.4H .17. M linrh ST.tS ST.40H S7.4SB .S7.i>) 57.94 SS 06 SS.99 147. 7S 147 SO
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      Lock icon UK market unaffected
      131 13 THE flood situation in West Malaysia is unlikely to affect the London market, rubber traders say, but the crucial factor would be possible damage to processing factories in the area. London rubber prices have eased slightly over the last few days. The spot price for RSS One
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      PRICE MOVES WITH THE FLOODS
      394 13 rIE rubber price this week rose and fell In in unison with flood waters over a widespread area of West Malaysia, says Holiday Cutler Bath In its weekly rubber review. On the resumption of trading after the New Year holiday the week's peak of 50-7/8
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    CLOSING PRICES
    1030 14 ■klO AMU OPFIR PRICK* OFFl- OIALLT LISTED AT IHi CLOSC OF BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADINU WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN ■RACKETS. YESTERDAY WERC INDUSTRIALS I «>MN<. HIM.: All section* tiiiMO steady 1 1 l;\m lit: UOtcuu u:tai luincvf. i.- -.uuulu-d oy the Stick BSChaiHP M'.-'.r;UaV
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    BUSINESS DONE
    1028 14 |>l MM in and ri-porlcd to *-*the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading room* of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number vl share* traded sbowD tn brackets in IoU ol l.iwii unless "itirmiM specified. INDLSTBIALS Alcan <4> $1.40. B. Kawal (2) $1.21, (1) $1.22, (0) $1.23. (3) $1.23
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      Melbourne
      365 14 MELBOURNE. Thurs Mm XT lni? stocks which have suffered recently continued to slide In a dull market on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Trading was at a minimal level and by lunch time many stocks were not quoted and few sales recorded. At the close there was a slight
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      Indices
      75 14 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN Wednesday 62.52 Tuesday 62 Jl Week ago 61.85 RIBBKRS Wednesday 167.23 Tuesday 165 93 Week ago 164.78 OILS Wednesday 288 86 Tuesday 288!86 Week ago 289.93 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 338 j Tuesday 337.0 Week ago 343.2 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 837 97 Tuesday 835.77 Week ago
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      New York
      313 14 YEW YORK, Thurs.—Buoyed by optimism over declining Interest rates, the stock market closed with solid gains In mode.ately active trading that pushed the New York Stock Exchange tape two minutes late at the close. A prime rate reduction by C.iemlcal Bank, the nations fifth largest, helped to press
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      London
      446 14 T OTTDON. 'niura.^— Th« atoek market moved ahead today m quiet trading Selective buying of leading kma waa «m after Initial dullneaa reflect idk Pre»» commint on yenterday NEDC meeting and the British Leyland rcnultn. At 3 p.m the Financial Tlmea Index wan 2.4 up at 340.6. Tobaccos however.
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      Hong Kong
      238 14 ffONO KONQ. Thurs The "pace of trading slowed down today as the market held steady within narrow limits. Trading was fairly well spread Banks remained unchanged, but lion 1 Kong Lands and Waisons both eased HKtl. Hongkong Electric wus maintained at HKI24 20 Hongkong Telephone* ana Kowloon Motor
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      Hong Kong rates
      33 14 ON M rr«. .itnanaa markti Honit Kon« mtcrdan ih« U.S. Oaliar waa quoted al •07 lor T.I and «HH lor .atft. ttriina guolM M ua t«« 11 <Md at 3M.U*.
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      571 14 SINGAPORE TELEPHONE BOARD Singapore and Malaysian citizens with the requisite qualifications are Invited to apply for the post of Architect (Supernumerary). QUALIFICATIONS EXPERIENCE A Degree or Diploma In Ar<-hlte<nure recognised b> R.18.A as Brantiriß exemption froTi its Final Examination or Professional Diplomn from the Singapore Polytechnic and registered with the
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      443 14 BANK NEGARA MALAYSIA NOTICE OF REMOVAL With effect from Thursaav January 7, 1971, Ihe Kuala Lumpur Branch and ihe Accounts Department of Bank Negara Malaysia would he operating from the Bank's new Head Office Building situated at the apex of Jdlan Kuching and Jalan Swetienham in Kuala Lumpur. The telephone
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    Lock icon Teachers' new role: Drying out wet books
    59 15 THKI I schoolteachers spent the day drying out wet books and magazines in one of the many flood t r I cken schools in Kuala l.umpur yesterday. Most of the schools were in four to five feet of water at the height of
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    Jailed for having drugs
    66 15 Jailed for having drugs SINGAPORE, Thurs. Llm Chui Kor. 53, was Jail- I ed for nine months today for possession of drugs and I opium utensils valued at $1,145. He was arrested at Jalan Pekan off Victoria Street yesterday by customs officers who caught him with 13.75-lb. of opium and
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    QUEUES AT BANKS AS FLOODED VAULTS ARE DRIED OUT
    199 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. It was brisk business at most banks and shops here today side by side with the unfinished task of cleaning up after the flood. In banks where flooded vaults have already been pumped dry hundreds of anxious customers
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    Congratulations from Suharto
    46 15 SINGAPORE. Thurs President Suharto of Indonesia ha» aent his congratulation* to President Scares on his assumption of office. Other messages receded today were from President Georgei Pompidou of Prance: President Roberto Levlngfton of Argentina: and Mr. Bruno Plttermann. chaliman of the Socialist International.
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    Red Cross sends blankets
    49 15 BINOAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Red Cross Society is donating 13.000 worth of blanket* to the Malaysian Red Cross for distribution to flood vtctlmi. The assistant secretary-gen-eral. Mrs. Nancy Chong. today •aid the society was approach Ing MSA to hove the 1.300 blanket* sent by tomorrow.
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    M-cyclist fined
    31 15 SINGAPORE. Thura— MotorcyclUt Lee Boon Kwee of Kirn TUn Place was fined $30 today for cutting In and out" of traffic In Tiong Bahxu Road on Dec. 25. 1989
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    There's no place like home for 5 stray crocs
    230 15 There's no place like home for 5 stray crocs KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Five of the 65 crocodiles that escaped during the flood decided last night that there's no place like home. When Mdm. Teh Kla Eng returned to her crocodile farm on Hock Ann Estate In Jalan Klang. she found
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    $800 for boy's surgery
    65 15 $800 for boy's surgery PENANG. Thuis— The Pen»ng Por; Labour Board Welfare Fund today presented a cheque (or $80D to a stevedore to enAble his 17-year-old son to undergo a heart operation in Singapore The boy. M Slnntah eldest of six children of Mr. K. Maruthya. was found with a
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    Mr. Ghows is now Senior District Judge
    262 15 Mr. Ghows is now Senior District Judge By T. F. HWANG SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. A.W. Ghows. the First Criminal District Judge until last Friday, is now Senior District Judge under the Subordinate Courts' Act. brought into force on Saturday. An official announcement of his appointment by the President is expected
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    'Smoky' fine
    25 15 SINGAPORE Th Slew Kon of Jalan H was fined $45 lodav for r with a smoky rxhau-t in-Hnvelix-k Road on Jan. 12, 1%5.
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      836 15 On your TV and radio today Cnn A.M. Good Morning 6.01 tiucsi 3.15 Gardening Made 3.11 f.M. Opening and General Hos- 7.41 News in Chinese ouu L*t» Go with Music Easy 4.U'i Let s Join In 4.30 p,i a |.M Chinese Variety Show 7.0n News 7.10 Daily Digest Coffee Break
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    Midnight 'hell' drivers defy police
    358 16  -  GERRY DC SILVA VICTOR NG By and AT least M hcll-for-li.itlui •pl.iyhov driven early today delied police to turn Viroll Uffcwaj into a I«CC track. T h c under MVCV races for cash on the spot which have been mi and "IT for months erupted
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    'Singapore hotels have more luxuries than those in America'
    142 16 CINGAPORE, Thurs. 41 Hotels here provide more luxuries for living in .style than some of the best hotels in America. Visiting American hotelier John F. Isard said this today. Mr. Isard, who arrived last week, will spend six months here giving
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    Illegal entry: Girl jailed
    36 16 SINGAPORE. Inure.— Mary Chan Ah Hua. 22. from Indonesia was jailed today for a month for entering Singapore Illegally in March 1969 She was arrested at Lorong 39. Gevlang. two nights ago.
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    Band recital
    24 16 SINGAPORE Thun. The Police Association Band will perform at the Botanic Gardens. Cluny Road, on Sunday from 3 p.m. to fi p.m
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    205 traffic accidents
    33 16 OINGAPOKE. Thurs. There were HI traffic accidents yesterday Hie highest figure in the last 12 months. But only two were classified as serious mishaps, in which eirht people were injured.
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    Farmer fined tor having samsu
    66 16 Farmer fined tor having samsu SINUAPORfc. Thins Poultry farmer. Er Aii Yew 44. waa today fined si.uoo fur having i gallon* »i Midi -ani.su He also had his car forfeited. He was arrested hi I'pper Buki< Timuh Road la.-, nifbl by a l"'istoiii« officer wl;o say. him removing a brown
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    New varsity bursar
    49 16 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Madam Barbara Kong Cheng Chre has < been appointed bursar of the University of Singapore Madam Kong. 37. is an hssoelate member of the Institute of Chartered Accountant-, in Enelanci and Wales fciifl before htr appointment m senior supervisor In a Singapore chartered accountants firm
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    No tax on donations
    44 16 KUALA LUMPUR Thur». The Minister v! Mn*iut. Tun T«n Slew Sin. announced today that all donations to the National Disa.'tfr Fund will be exempted from Incr.me tax. Donations should l>o paid to the TrMMirer, National Di>a.^ier Fund. Bank Negara Malaysia.
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    Soraya keeps stay in Singapore secret
    159 16 Soraya keeps stay in Singapore secret SINGAPORE. Thurs—Princess Soraya. the former Queen of Iran who arrived yesterday, has managed to keep her resldi ence in the city a closelyguarded secret. The princess and her Italian nim director friend. Franco Indovina. have avoided any press coverage of their activities during their
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    Police question 'tec on assault in flat
    134 16 CINGAPORE. Thur*. 13 A detective has been questioned by police in connection with the assault of a young businessman in an Oxley Rise apartment early this mornlOJL The businessman. Mr. Ong Han Ker, 27. was in the apartment with the detective's niece his
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    Drowned in well
    28 16 TAIPING. Thui^ Fandah binte Shaarl. aged four, was tound drowned in a well clos* to their house in Telok Pial. Kuala Kurau near here yesterday.
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      HDB's priority rating is so unfair
      354 17 HDB's priority rating is so unfair I AM sub-tenant on a privatelyowned piece of land which is to be cleared soon. When I was served with a six-month notice to quit. I applied to rent a Housing Bsard flat. 1 mv s vacate my house very soon, and I still
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      312 17 I REFER to the letter by •Allan Y.C. Yew" (S.T.. D->r 2!)'. All ground floor flats no refuse disposal facility connected to the main refuse chute simply because the level of the refuse hopper opening would be in such a position as to cause nuisance to
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      46 17 I REFER to the letter written by "W.F.C." (ST.. Dec. 30) suggesting that the police should post a constable at the junction of Balestlerand Towner Roads to book pirate taxis. The suggestion Is being looked Into. Ac DSP LESLIE WONG. Public Relations Officer, Singapore Police Force
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      99 17 REFERENCE is made to the letter by "Annoyed" <S.T. Dec. 24 1 in connection with the admission to the Adult Education Board's Higher School Certificate "commerce) class. I wish to inform the writer that students can be considered for provisional iidmission to the AEB's PreU One classes on the basis
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      46 17 I REFER to the letter from "Doubtful" (ST., Jan 1) regarding the late delivery of a telegram from Ipoh on Dec. 23. If the writer will supply me with full particulars of the relevant telegram, the matter will be Investigated. C. 0. DONOI'GH. for Director. Telecommunications.
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      That gate on Nicoll Highway was NOT locked
      130 17 That gate on Nicoll Highway was NOT locked I READ with interest your caption 'ST., Jan. 4) to the photo of a car which had run Into the metal gate on the centre lane of Nlcoll Highway last Sunday, and also the story about the same incident which appeared la
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      153 17 As the Traffic Police, I believe, are responsible lor operating the gates at certain times during the day and night, the officer concerned in closing them last Sunday should be blamed for negligence. As there was no loss of life but that could so easily have happened— l expect this
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      60 17 I AM writing to complain about the matter of relief teachers. My daughter, who obtained a good grade In the Cambridge exam, have ambitions about teaching. However, we as parents are unable to send her to the TTC because of the great expense. We hope that the Ministry of Eduj
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      65 17 I'M totally aKhast at the new mini-hum service for young school children. The idea is great; but it seems the farther away the kids live the lrss eligible they become. Good grief! Surely these are thr children who nerd the service moat. Lets have a bit "rethink" and
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    Farmer's gems stolen after two gave him talisman
    203 18 Farmer's gems stolen after two gave him talisman KANGAR, Thurs. Two men stole $500 worth of Jewellery from a farmer after giving him a "magic" talisman, the sessions court heard yesterday. "They gave me a drink Into which one of them had put a small stone," farmer Hassan bin Akob
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    Hello Botswana
    21 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Director of Telecommunication* announced today that a continuous telephone service to Botswana. Africa. Is now available.
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    A year's leave before retirement for a top civil servant
    199 18 A year's leave before retirement for a top civil servant SINGAPORE. Thursday \|R. LIM JOO HOCK, one of Singapore's most lfl senior civil servants, is to go on a year's leave before retirement. Mr. Lim 49. acting Permanent Secretary (Labour), will leave his office for the last time on Jan.
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    Magistrate for Tokyo course
    49 18 SINGAPORE. Thuw.— A magts rale. Mr. EC Foenander ill leave on Sunday to attend a three-month Colombo Plan course on the "Administration of Criminal Justice" which begins In Tokyo next week He is the first legal officer from the lower courts to be sent •broad.
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    Chanting bomoh ordered out of court
    548 18 Chanting bomoh ordered out of court 'Are you trying to charm me?' asks president PENANG Thursday BOMOH" Ludin bin Idit, who was sern closing his eyes and chanting in front cf Sessions Court President Mr. M. Mahalingam during a corruption case, was today ordered to leave the court. •'Are you
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    FERNANDEZ'S APPEAL FIXED FOR JAN 18
    111 18  - FERNANDEZ'S APPEAL FIXED FOR JAN 18 YEO TOON JOO From ONDON. Thurs. The Li London divisional courts will hear an appeal against extradition by former MSA legal secretary Gerald Fernandez either on or after Jan. 18. Two days have been tentatively fixed for the appeal Jan. 18 and 19 which
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    Fined $35 for obstruction
    60 18 SINGAPORF. Ihurx. Lim Slak Heng o( Upper Serangoor Road «a' fined $3S for obstructing traffic by slopping his car in Serangoon Read on Aug. 20. 1967. He was fined another 535 for allowing a fnend to drive the car In Jalan Besar on Feb. 12, 196«
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    'Plot' to force up prices
    54 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs Th* Singapore Pork Merchants' Association today roiteiHifd their claim thai "certain wealthy f aimers" were deliberately holding ba( k their pig* to Induce a shori&EP and force up prices They were replying to th« Singapore Livestock Farmer*' Association which denied thli and said
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    Recognised
    22 18 SINGAPORE, Thurs Th« management of American Mamie, a ship-building firm in Jurong. has accorded recognition to the Singapore Pioneer Employees' Union.
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    Waitress fined $200 for assaulting policeman
    237 18 I SINGAPORE Thurs I A BAR waitress was fined $200 or two weeks' Jail today for assaulting a police constable, who was asked to remove her from a nightclub because she was drunk. The court heard that Bu j NKoh. 31, scratched PC Tan
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    Lock icon Family to take a 20-nation campmobile drive along Asian Highway to the US
    420 19  - Family to take a 20-nation campmobile drive along Asian Highway to the US TAN WANG JOO By SINGAPORE. Thurs. A lifetime family project that's what the Robertson family call their forthcoming drive through 18 countries in a 'campmobile" along the Asian Highway to California. Not just because the journey will
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    S'pore has big role for world peace says Gandhi
    268 19 SINGAPORE. Thursday INDIAN" journalist Rajmohan Gandhi believes in 1 following m the footsteps of his elders but not by simply stepping into their shoes. He has found hi-, own bringing ln.^ country up in the world —an oh ive which his
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    SEIZED RIFLE MAY HAVE BEEN USED IN ROBBERY
    83 19 SEIZED RIFLE MAY HAVE BEEN USED IN ROBBERY SINGAPORE, Thurs. CID officers today seized a rusty rifle believed to nave been used in the Treasury robbery in Johore Bahru in 1968. The weapon was found in blukar at 18th mile l.im hii Hang Road. The officers, led by O.C. Special
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    Port firemen save vessel on fire
    65 19 Port firemen save vessel on fire CINGAPORE. Thurs.— Port Authority fire engines tonight put out a fire which broke out on the port .side of an Indonesian coastal vessel undergoing repairs at Keppel Shipyard. Spark- in the comse of repairs on board the 135-ton Mus! are believed to have caused
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    Australian art on show
    44 19 tfORS. I Hiii The tor Foreign AHili- ana Uhniir. Mr S. Rajar.itnam. will •ijvn an an exhibition o( 24 nontenipoi-ary Aii-fralian paln- pm. on Jan. 12 ut the Senh Gallery. Tudor Court. The exhibition will be open DntU jui. 20.
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    N-serviceman claims trial
    53 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs Nattonal serviremim Ng Soon Peng. 19. who allecedlv absented hlmstV from tiaimns at the TelOK Kuruu Secondary School from Aug. in to Dec. 2s last year, pleaded nnt guilty to a rharg* of desert ton In court today. Trial was fixed for Mar 16. He
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    Lawyers get six-month grace on new court form rule
    167 19 SINGAPORE. Thur«. THE Suprcmr Court has granted .1 Mx-month II law tirms in Slnnapuie which have found ihemaefrea without the prowr court forms re- >: under IU new rules. It has waived the requirement until June 30 that all forms for
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    Facelift for temple to receive Mrs. B
    156 19 Facelift for temple to receive Mrs. B SINGAPORE. Thurs Bunting, flag.s and a general cleaning up have been ordered by the Sri Lankaramaya Temple in I St. Michaels Road for a very special visitor on Tuesday. JThe only Sinhalese Bud--1 dhist temple in Singapore. It is to be visited by
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    Theft charge
    31 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Poh Kenf Huat. 16 was charged to- day with thelt of a tape record--1 ci ;.t 2 am on Dec. 17 at 1 Lorong 38. Geylai g.
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    Lock icon THE TENGKU ACCUSES THE WESTERN WORLD
    336 19 THE TENGKU ACCUSES THE WESTERN WORLD A LOR STAR. Thurs. A Tengku Abdul Rahman today accused the Western world of trying to destroy the Islamic Secretariat from its birth." "Through its news agancies and press, the Western world Is carrying out a psychological warfare against the young secretariat. the former
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    Traffic fine
    28 19 SINGAPORE. Thin.* Tenf Tien Bee was fined $250 today (or Inconsiderate driving Hi* lorry collided with a car In Pasir Panjang Road on Aiu 28. 1969
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      1051 20 typist runted WKh km. rdgi ol CIIIII. -c ..nrl rbM,:.«. epin^ ippl) own I li.iidv. 1 ilimj;. phou, mon-rri irnabiei. I'u Baa S3 a., x. .11.11. tMBI Sp.'.e i| WANTEO SkiitTANT STOREKEEPr ir iocj. ■.-it m Jtaaafl area Uaad winke- .-xneiienie piclerred J I but not essential. Ablr to speak
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      1017 20 ABC NITE CLUB requires Knulish -*c- .in\ nutliinallty. hood provided Phone 2U3(i7 i p.m. B-psn IJ REQUIREO BY larue Kroup practice ro par time doctors lor work in the BMrakkßl onl\. taJßlp Box A469S ST.. I |«.re EUROPEAN FAMILY I tluld requited Oeattal Amah some cookie. 61 I miles lluklt
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      1034 20 MOOERN FURNISHEO FLAI rtk- I mcd an Hvailabilltv District II 11 .IMe.ld RO-.d. I'.ediooms. >er\ail! oom M<ui.iii pMiquei Moorings. Con 'H! ir.if SEASIDE BUNCALOWS NEAR JU RONC 3 le.lioonis. laslelully (ur niahed. .1 imhi each available mim diatel\ Yu-nin M ism 188 Auencv. iS'parei 7i<«ic tjmjj. DISTRICI 11. i Bedrooms
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      1071 20 J-STORSY DSTACHBO BUNGALOW Jalan teb.au Jajan Keh.m len Johoie Bjihru I-Btaatl iiiathroot.i' oungt dn. ut kilchen mtinu Hie ihrouehoJt I 1 reeho'd iand a.uu'i -q 11 Selling Price >. 6UO-UU only Coii.ici Ml Koh Ilu laiaii Kcliun leb Johoie Bahru lei u>)t> iKin Tel H6IOS HStSk. MODERN DEtICNIU :-*lore> 1«--tacheii
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      901 20 spscial offer:: frbs Qraaaj nvuk "e^inneri BoOKkeepm^ I, pewrii <n^ i-borinand Correspondence Ke nor! Ttl IB| Uatbcmattcs Careet Commercial school. SSSA Canton mrnt Coad Singapore. B, iW4* Baie»iui Koad. Singapore, t'^ BREAKTHROUCH. (taw .<iii.plllu.il irarninK ayatem roi GCt ScOooi Ceruncdit buainca> ata, Ama.e >oui ir.eads mib your rapid oto^re»a 1
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      770 20 TANOLIN DRIVING SCHOOL. Dualcontrolled M-1000 Ho'ir' I*/- ii lan.nn Rnad Spur. lei: **-M*. ENCLISH LESSONS f»peMene»d Kritlth teacher. XlternoOOS only. Tel I l*r. t.4.111 4. '.11. PIANOFORTE TUITION alt trades At >Oill ipnrenieui. lor furlkej details ,-mc Tel. .'(TH-yT 3 pora DRESSMAKING MONTHS .M.-.ip'in-rd. Un.uui Prolessiouai cujise--1 ionkia>» ."1H36 Snore.
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      1136 21 FORTNISHTL. UPIESS SERVICE OIMECI FROM USI COASI USJt ■M Tin "amm S'Ua >•(„,, SUDAN Sa.lrl m U am 14 till menestmeuS Sailrt laa 11 Fal 1 Fta 3 Apr < MANOILAI taill IM 1) Frt M >•• N) Ipr MAION tall IM M Mm t Mil 2 Mm 1 an
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      647 23 Ladies halrdresclng JEAN'I lALON, Hi'^t-in 1 RrufhMavr I" Shampoo »et 12.50 Bleach. nc. In' inc. Highiiiht*. Kanal Manicurr 2V-B Tand n Road. *****0 Singapore Where to stay (Spore) MOTH »AVOV 10-A uppu Aliax Road, s por*. Tel 2HUH/4. W«l--known to uer*onai*ed aervica Central eievateii pearaful mirroundini* H«immm« facmtie* aod park,
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      44 horses marooned by floods
      692 24  -  Epsom Jeep Racing with I pORTY-FOUR "up-coun-try" horses marooned by the floods were among 61 horses withdrawn when acceptances for the first and second day of the Singapore Turf Club January meeting this weekend closed yesterday. Trainer Mickey Donnelly's team of 12 horses for the
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      1511 24 I 2.. 5 CLASS 6 DIV. 4— 6F ■BiWiiM ($5,500 $3,850 to the winner) 1 U7700 TVMKVN .N.I. Houqourr T, I 13 Hi vamel f Calaman M 3 3>IKO HOUSING DEVELOPMENT k>i I Uonnrllv 4 8 12 ((13 +19) SF Ckaaat 10 3 ***** CAMERON
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      250 refs for exam
      111 24 DERAK Amateur Football A*v sociation Rettretm Board will hold an examination la theory for Class 2 rettrnta at three centres in the state on Sunday, .starting; at 10 a.m The centres are the King Edwaid VII School. Taiping. Anderson School (new building). Ipoh. and Horlejr MothodLt
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      SCA WANTS MATCHES AGAINST MALA YSIAN STATES
      226 25  - SCA WANTS MATCHES AGAINST MALA YSIAN STATES ERNEST FRIDA By CINGAPORE Cricket Association J aims to play more friendly matches with Malaysian states this year. This was stated by SCA president S. T. Stewart, whe was re-elected for a second term at the annual meeting at SCC yesterday Mr Stewart
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      340 25 I ONDON, Thurs. Arsenal, the First Division soccer giants, shattered little Yeovil Town's dream of more English FA. Cup glory when they won their third round tie 3-0 at Yeovil. Somerset, yesterday. The match, postponed from last Saturday because of snow, attracted a
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      S'pore RU decides to engage coach Cheriton
      224 25 S'pore RU decides to engage coach Cheriton CINGAPORE. Rugby J Union has decided to re-engage New Zealand international rugger coach Eugene Cheriton for another year to continue his good work done in 1969. Onr of his main tasks will be to build an AllAsian side of the Third Asian championship
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      Return bout is highlight
      122 25 THE light-welterweight clash featuring Hashim Masud. the Singapore champion and Teo TlotiK Huat will be the highlight of the txixiitK match between Maude Komi C.C. and Police Academy at Maude Ko«d tomorrow Marline; at 8 p.m. When they lust niel two years an". Teo <>' Police
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      Paul's try saves Lightweights
      119 25 Paul's try saves Lightweights A LAST minute try by wingthree Tom Paul saved the Lightweights of "B" Company. RNZIR. in their rugby match against SCC on the padang yesterday. His try. converted by fulloark W Hampann. enabled the Lightweight* to hold the club to an 8-S tie It was an
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      Youth tourney to decide selection for World meet
      114 25  -  KHO MAN POH By SINOAPORES boys team to the World table tennis championships in Japan in April will be selected from competitors in the Youth Championships beginning on Feb. 15 at Monks Hill Secondary School. This was stated by secretary Ang Kirn
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      10-year-old shock
      183 25 yAp Chin Boon, a 10-vetr-old j 1 schoolboy, last night caused a sensation In the Eagle Cup table-tennis tournament when he beat two Youth champion* and the 1969 Youth runner-up. But his good work failed to save hi., side. Yap Transport B". from a 5-3 defeat against Armed
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      Big win but at a cost
      142 25 WAOGA WAOOA iNSWi. Thurs MCC overwhelmed s New South Wales Country XI by nine wickets in their oneday match here today but their build up towards the Fourth IM In Sydney starting on Saturday was marred by an injury to fast bowler Ken Shuttleworth
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      NEEDLE MARKS RIDDLE
      140 25 ]*JEW YORK. Thurs. La< 111 Veeas police raid today thsl thry found signs of what appeared to be needle puncture mark^ en the body of former world heavvweleht boxing champion Sonny LiMon. They also found .'ins 11 quantities of whet appeared to be heroin and marijuana In
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        220 25 YOUR sportswrl ter, Teoh Eng Tatt. has unfortunately got his facts wrong in his article "Something drastic must be done about our sports." He states that members of the National Sports Promotion Board "must stop their internal warring and be leaders who can make brave
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      Coaching offer by Hunte
      256 25  -  JOE DORAI By CONRAD HUNTE. the for mer West Indies Test cn> ket Vice- captain, yesterday offered to coach Singapore school and club cricketers during his three- week stay here Hunte. 4(1. armed here on Wednesday from Melbourne to join the Moral Re-Armament Force a musical
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      BOBBY MOORE FINED
      64 25 LONDON. Thins West Ham Uniten announced today they have fined England captain Bobby Moore, former international Jlmmv Oieiives. Clyde j Best and Brian Dear The UaMNaMi wnr not rt|--cl'ii; Thej vote Imrrl 'or breach ol discipline, hems <-e»n in :i -lub at Blackpool in th» •arli boon
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      895 24 CHURCH WEDDING LaM T ■1 MR. AND MRS. VINCENT FRANCIS WILLIAMS WHO WERE MARRIED AT THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY FAMILY, SINGAPORE. ON SATURDAY 2ND JANUARY. THE GROOM SON OF THE LATE MR. AND MRS. B. WILLIAMS IS WITH TIMES PRINTERS SDN. BHD. THE BRIDE, GAIL FRANCES NICOLAY, YOUNGER DAUGHTER
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      194 25 For over one hundred and fifty years j£B*^^^m^. South Indian Craftsmen have been a^aa^s^"^?^^Ba\ binding Corundum wit i natural gum to J^M s make bonded grinding wheels and I I I stones for shaping anc polishing gems a^V /MU and implements (ref: The Grinding y^^~~^@F Wheel' by Kenneth B. Lewis,
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    121 26 English town may be sex movie capital of the world RAMSGATE. Thurs. This English seaside resort could become the sex movie capital of Britain— or maybe the world. The town council is so fed up with watching bedroom rumps and nude scene* while they censor films for local cinemas thai
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    32 26 9KXJL, Thurs. Forty-one people are feared to have drowned when a 24-ton coastal ferry and a fishing boat collided m the Korean south coast port of Yosu today, police reported.
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    154 26 AUSSIE POLICY ON COLOURED PEOPLE LONDON. Thurs- An Australian State Immigration official admitted here today that coloured people are not encouraged to emigrate to Australia. Mr. Vance Dickie, here to promote immigration to the state of Victoria, was asked in a BBC programme whether black or coloured people were encouraged
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    Newspaper robbed
    30 26 NEW YORK. Thurs— Five masked gunmen yesterday held up the cashier's office at the New York Post, an afternoon newspaper, and got away with between US$l5O,OOO and US$l9O,OOO
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    New defence treaty as major aim of talks
    376 26 without agreement on one to replace It. Tied up with It are the future of the bases, the jungle warfare training school In Kota Tlnggi. the right of visiting powers to operate in Singapore and Malaysia in fact the whole complex joint
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    296 26 Legal action on oil slick off Bukom SINGAPORE Thurs. I in- Port Authority is lit take legal action against those responsible for a quarter mile-long oil slick which yesterday in. R.i 1 i-ii iii the P.i.Mr P.tnj.uij, beaches and holiday islands near Pulau Bukom. the Snell island. PSA vim ion.
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    29 26 SYDNEY. Thurs. International flights of the Australian airline Qantas were delayed up to two hour.< here today by a strike of 3.000 airport ground staff. Reuter
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    30 26 BISSAU (Portuguese Ouinea), Thurs. Lone yachtsman Sir Francis Chlchestei In his Gypsy Moth V dropped anchor off Cairo last nipt t. Portuguese naval authorities .said today.
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    Found dead
    29 26 SINGAPORE. Than An unidentified wo:nnn ihn found dead at the foot of a block of flats in Bende.-neer Ro;ul late tonight. Police do not suspect foul play.
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