The Straits Times, 10 July 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Kstd 1845 SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Rubbish, says Tun Tan
    606 1  - Rubbish, says Tun Tan SA'AD HASHIM MCA 'join our party' feelers to DAP? By Kuala Lumpur, Friday TUN Ton Siew Sin today dismiss ed as "complete rubbish" suggestions that the MCA had put out feelers that the DAP join the MCA and through it, the Government. "A number of DAP
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    Lock icon Quake kills 66
    136 1 Quake kills 66 CANTIAGO, (Chile), Fri. At least 66 people were killed and more than 300 hurt during a violent, minute-long earthquake that struck central Chile and parts of Argentina last night. Worst hit by the quake were apparently the Chilean town of Illapel and the port city of Valparaiso
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    Lock icon Forest ordeal
    35 1 MOSCOW, Frl. —An eight-year-old schoolboy survived three weeks without food In the trackless forests of Siberia after he fell in a river and was swept away from his home village, Tass said. UPI.
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    Lock icon $350 m arms aid for Greece
    81 1 WASHINGTON, Frl. The once-s hunned Greek military Government would get US$ll7 million ($351 million) in U.S. arms aid this fiscal year under Nixon administration proposals whose secrecy label has been lifted for the first time. The State Department, which traditionally has kept individual aid
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    Parliament opening
    43 1 SINGAPORE, Prl. President Sheares will formally open the second session of Parliament on July 21. The ceremony will be at 6.30 p.m. at Parliament House in Empress Place, it was announced In a proclamation signed by the President and gazetted today.
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    Lock icon Nixon gains in popularity
    41 1 WASHINGTON, Prl. President Nixon's popularity with the American people is slowly rising, mainly because of hopes that he can achieve progress towards peace as the Vietnam War winds down, according to an opinion poll published today Reuter.
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    Toto jackpot won
    39 1 Toto jackpot won SINOAPORE, Prl— The first and second group prizes of $100,000 and $20,000 respectively of last night's Toto draw No. 53/ 71 have been won. The first group prize for this Sunday's draw will remain at $100,000.
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    Lock icon Envoy now held six months
    32 1 MONTEVIDEO. Prl. British Ambassador Geoffrey Jackson completed a half-year in captivity of Uruguayan Tupamaro terrorists today with still no hint of when he might be releafed. UPI.
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    Lock icon Thant firm
    25 1 UNITED NATIONS. Fri. UN. Secretary-General U Thant said today that his decision to retire at the end of this year is irrevocable. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Peking's price
    39 1 ITNITED NATIONS, Fri. China's price for entering the United Nations remains the expulsion of the Chinese Nationalist regime, and Peking will spurn any deals designed to expedite its admission at less cost, informed sources said today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Triple joy mummy
    166 1 Triple joy mummy SINGAPORE, Frl. HOISEWIFE Christina NJo has three reasons for that glow on her face. Her babies Singapore's first set of triplets since 1969. The bundles of joy all are girls are just under three pounds each, and two months premature. They are still in incubators in Randans
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    Lock icon Giap: The two choices that face US in Vietnam
    400 1 Giap: The two choices that face US in Vietnam ONDON, Fri. Gen. Vo Nguyen Giap, North Vietnam's military mastermind, said in an interview published today that the United States had trapped itself in "a tunnel without end" in Vietnam. "It has only two choices 'Stop the war or change the
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    INDIA, PAKISTAN UNITS CLASH
    101 1 pALCUTTA, Fri. One \j member of the Indian Border Security Force (BSFi was killed and another wounded this morning in an exchange of fire between Pakistan army troops and the BSF at the Bhojadanga border post about 40 miles east of Calcutta, accor d i ng
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    Lock icon New offer on prisoners
    41 1 GENEVA, Fn— Lebanon offered today to house temporarily American and Noith Vietnamese prisoners as part of a repatriation agreement to be worked out between Washington and Hanoi. The offer was Immediately welcomed by the U.S. delegate. AP.
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    Lock icon Tit for tat
    38 1 WASHINGTON. Fri. The United States refused permission today for Qantas Airways to fly jumbo Jet services to the United States because of Australia's refusal to allow American airlines to inaugurate air services to Melbourne. UPI.
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    NEW U.S. MOVE TO REOPEN SUEZ
    46 1 M.IRI I\ Fri.—Arab diplomatic sources here today disclosed that the DA ha* offered Egypt a new set of proposals for re-opening thr Sikx Canal and has asked Cairo for a fivr month breathing tprll to work out a compromise. —I'PI.
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    Lock icon NOT DECIDED
    41 1 I'MTED NATIONS, Fri. Singapore's new ambassador to the I nited Nations, Mr. S. Jayakumar, said today his fiovernmtnt had not yet drrided how it would vote in thr General Assembly this year on China's admission into the DJf. Reuter.
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    Govt buying holds rubber price
    315 1  - Govt buying holds rubber price ANTHONY NG By rUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A Government rescue operation shortly after trading opened this morning just managed to hold the rubber price above the dollar-a-kilo level. Dealers and brokers here confirmed that the Government intervened in the market with a "substantial purchase" at 100.5
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    Narcissus Queen is a girl called Queenie
    285 3  - Narcissus Queen is a girl called Queenie JUDY YOUNG By PICTURE BY MAX KIAN SENG JJAWAII couldn't have picked a more appropriate Narcissus Queen this year. For Queenie Mow won the title in the contest which 21 years ago was the inspiration for her name. In Singapore for a two-day
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    Jaycee lunch
    35 3 SINGAPORE. Fri— Prof. Wong Hock Boon of the Department of Pediatrics at Outram Hospital will talk on jaundice In Infancy at the Junior Chamber of Singapore's luncheon meeting tomorrow at the Wisma Restaurant.
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    CALL FOR CLOSER HAWAIISINGAPORE LINKS
    203 3 CALL FOR CLOSER HAWAIISINGAPORE LINKS CINGAPORE, Fri. Hawaiian Chinese Chamber of Commerce president Mr. Larry F.C. Ching is hoping for closer links with the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Chlng, who arrived here today, said there should be more exchange visits between Singapore and Hawaii to bring the two
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    The trishaman who stabbed another
    66 3 The trishaman who stabbed another SINGAPORE, Frl. Trlsha-rlder Sng Ah Tee, 31, was fined $500 today when he admitted stabbing another trlsha-rider on April 15 at Queen Street. Sng had approached Teo Ah Thiam for the return of a 130 loan when an argument arose, during which Teo punched Sng.
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    Man with drug fined $300
    44 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. Tan Kirn Teck. 39, was fined $300 by magistrate today for having nine packets of morphine powder at an unnumbered hut at Carey Road, off Havelock Road, yesterday. Tan. who pleaded guilty, had five similar previous offences.
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    Club to hold guppy show
    63 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Ouppy Club will hold its fourth show in conjunction with the National Day Exposition, hosted by the Oeylang West community centre, at the Oay World from July 31 to Aug. 29. Entry forms are available from the club's secretary, Mr. Richard
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    Water use rises to over 100 million gallons
    105 3 Water use rises to over 100 million gallons SINGAPORE, Fri.— 1 Water use yesterday broke the 100 milUon gallon barrier for the first time in nearly a month, reaching 101 million gallons, an increase of nearly two million gallons from Wednesday. No rain rail was recorded at the catchment areas
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    UN experts to study mass transit system plans
    294 3 UN experts to study mass transit system plans SINGAPORE, Friday A UNITED Nations team of experts is expected A to meet in Singapore at the end of the year or early next year to look into the long-term transportation prpblem of the Republic. They will come if a Singapore application
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    Gangsters hired by Reds
    57 3 Gangsters hired by Reds LENGGONG. Fri. The Sultan of Perak disclosed today that communist terrorists were recruiting; gangsters to create disturbance in towns. "I have come to know that these gangsters in the towns are supporting the terrorists to cause hardship to the people," he told a Press conference on
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      413 3 PRODUCTION MANAGER $3,000) A Production Manager will be appointed in Singapore to help set up a new factory and subsequently to minage the production function. The parent organisation is internationally known and its brand name products are leaders throughout the world. The executive appointed will be trained overseas for several
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    Teenage gangs are 'just bored boys'
    139 4 Teenage gangs are 'just bored boys' BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Fri. They go by evii-sounding names like "***** 99." "The Tigers," and "The Scorpions." But according to police, they are teenage gangs made up "more likely of pranksters, who are bored and have nothing to do, and are not really gangsters.
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    Man with an old I-card
    60 4 SINGAPORE. Prl. A jobless man, Paremshwar Gurahu. 48. was fined (300 or three months' jail today for not registering for the laminated identity card as required by law. The offence was discovered when a Health Minis:ry official booked him for littering on March 26 last
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    Indian trade team due
    33 4 SINGAPORE. Frl— An eightmember leather products Indian trade delegation will arrive on July 16 for a two-day visit. The visit Is sponsored by the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade.
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    Rehearsal
    20 4 SINGAPORE. Prl. The first National Day parade rehearsal will be held at the padang at 8 a.m. on Sunday.
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    Exports to Vietnam drop by further $15 m
    377 4  -  SOH TIANG KENG: TREND FROM RUNDOWN IN WAR By Singapore, Fri SINGAPORE'S exports to Vietnam continue to shrink this year with the deescalation of the war there and the accelerated US troop withdrawal. In the first three months o{ this year, exports
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    TWO SCHOOLS RUN BY THE BRITISH ARMY CLOSE
    139 4 TWO SCHOOLS RUN BY THE BRITISH ARMY CLOSE SINGAPORE. Friday ■pWO schools run by the British Services here St. John's and Bourne School closed today, as part of the military rundown. St. John's in Dover Road will be handed over, complete with its equipment and books, to the Singapore Government
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    Lock icon OUR RAPID ECONOMIC GROWTH CONTINUES
    91 4 OUR RAPID ECONOMIC GROWTH CONTINUES WASHINGTON, Frl.— The I.S. Commerce Department says preliminary figures Indicate that the high growth rate of most of Singapore's economic indicators in recent years continues unabated. •M an v facturing is the fastest developing sector of Singapore's economy and continues to spearhead the creation of
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    School stages 'Merchant of Venice'
    97 4 School stages 'Merchant of Venice' SINGAPORE, Fri. Fairlield Methodist Girls School's Literary, Dramatic and Debating Society presented Shakespeare's "Merchant of Venice" before a packed and appreciative audience at the Cultural Centre tonight. The staclnn of any Shakespearian play by an amateur group, let alone a school, Is no easy task
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    Use of Pill may cause infertility says professor
    330 4 Use of Pill may cause infertility says professor CINGAPORE, Pri. J Women using oral contraceptives may become infertile when they come off the Pill A visiting obstetrician and gynaecologist, Prof. Rodney Shearman of the University of Sydney, gave this warning today. '•It Is clearly a risk that the patient runs
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    Security plan for airport
    49 4 KUCHING. Fri. A security preventive scheme is to be put into force at Kuching airport following yesterday's bomb hoax, the Commissioner of Police. Sarawak. Inche Hamdan Sirat. said today. He said the scheme had been drawn up some time ago but had not been implemented.
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    Lock icon The curse of caste still haunts India
    1214 5  - The curse of caste still haunts India SUNANDA DATTA RAY BITTERNESS AND RESENTMENT CORRODE THE HARIJAN SOUL By Calcutta ABOUT 5.000 men, women and children drawn from Hinduism's lowest castes sought escape in the benign egalitarianism of Buddhism at a recent mass conversion ceremony in the northern Indian town of
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    NOW THE REAL 'BATTLE FOR EUROPE' OPENS UP
    777 5  -  HARRY MILLER: BY LONDON British Prime Minister Mr. Edward Heath will get the goahead from Parliament and the people for Britain's proposed entry into Europe if the country's daily newspapers truly reflect the national mood. After publication of the Government's White Paper
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      495 5 Lights! Camera! Action 1 When the film ,^fcT>>! Ib mi director gives an ordf r. everybody -jmmK tisJ^HliP !i tfete jumps to action. The director is a true f%o^^^^^ professional, he knows the importance fjJfck'M JffSPl^ JHmKt^^ of accuracy and timing. That's why, on i^^Jm i^^ 1 1r^ his wrist
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    Sedition case goes to High Court
    162 7 Sedition case goes to High Court TPOH. Fri. Mr. x Justice Chang today ordered a sedition case scheduled for hearing in the Special Sessions Court to be tried in the High Court. He made the order after Mr. Alex Lee. counsel for Sim Mow Yu. 58. and Koo Eng Kuang.
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    TENGKU ON THE COINS
    62 7 TENGKU ON THE COINS KUALA LUMPUR, Fri— Bank Net ara will Issue $5 and $100 coins on Aug. 36 —on the eve of National Day to commemorate the retirement of former Prime Minister Tenjku Abdul Rahman. Announcing- this In Parliament today, Tun Tan Slew Sin said the coins the $5
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    Farewell for police chief
    65 7 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Singapore Police Civilian Association will hold its annual dinner and dance cum farewell party In honour of its chief patron, Police Commissioner Mr. Cheam Kirn Seang. at the Shangri-La Hotel tomorrow. The association will also wish farewell to Its other patron. Mr P.
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    Advance notice that sends price up
    342 7 Advance notice that sends price up 'STOP IT' WHOLESALERS TOLD THE Consumers' Association of Singapore (CASE) appealed today to manufacturers and wholesalers not to give retailers advance notice of any possible increase in the prices of their products. Dr. Henry Ong, pro-tern simrADrkor chairman of CASE, claimed SINGAPORE. Fri. that
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    Nine years backpay for sacked police clerk
    280 7 Nine years backpay for sacked police clerk KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A police clerk who was sacked nine years ago for alleged acts of indiscipline- today won his fight against the Govern ment for wrongful dismissal. In ordering that Cli-ster Lionel. 47. be reinstated and given the arrears of his pay.
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    Poly grads seeking new members
    94 7 Poly grads seeking new members SINGAPORE. Frl. The newly-formed Singapore Polytechnic G raduates Guild will hold a threeweek membership drive to boost its present membership of 40. To encourage more of the Polytechnic's 3,500 graduates to join, those who enrol during the campaign period will not have to pay membership
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    Traffic fine
    30 7 SINOAPCRE. Fri. Taxidriver Low Teng Koon was fined $20 today for stopping his taxi wUhin 60 feet of a bus stop at Collyer Quay on Nov. 10, 1969.
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    Naritah to review 1972 admission policy
    114 7 SINGAPORE. Frl. Nanyang University's admission policy Is likely to be reviewed next year before new students are admitted. It is believed that the minimum requirements for admission into certain departments may be raised. The move followed a recent statement by the Prime Minister, Mr.
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    HEAVY RAIN STOPS OIL PALM FIRE
    78 7 HEAVY RAIN STOPS OIL PALM FIRE rLUK ANSON. Frl. Heavy rain early this morning saved 1,500 acres of oil palm from destruction by fire near here. The fire, which started on Wednesday night, had engulfed 2.500 acres of oil palm by yesterday. Damage was estimated at more than a million
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    Pledge by Khir to safeguard local industries
    319 9 Pledge by Khir to safeguard local industries i K. LUMPUR, Fri MALAYSIA'S Commerce and Industry Minister, Inche Khir Johari, today assured local manufacturers that the Government has not "sold them down the drain" by importing goods from China. At the annual dinner of the Malaysian Motor Vehicle Assemblers' Association, the
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    Inaugural meeting of quality control group
    117 9 Inaugural meeting of quality control group CINGAPORE, Fri. The newly formed Singapore Quality Reliability Association will hold its inaugural meeting at the Cultural Oftitre in Canning Rise on July 15. The association, a voluntary organisation, hopes to make workers and manufacturers aware of the importance of quality control. It plans
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    A legal hitch blamed for kidney shortage
    255 10 A legal hitch blamed for kidney shortage CINGAPORE, Fri. J A legal hitch was one of the main reasons for the kidney "shortage" in Singapore, a source close to the National Kidney Foundation disclosed today. The hitch is a law which gives relatives of a sick person the right to
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    STAMPS TO DEPICT THE FOUR FESTIVALS
    97 10 STAMPS TO DEPICT THE FOUR FESTIVALS SINGAPORE. Fri. A new set of stamps depicting the four main festivals of Singapore will be on sale on National Day as part of the celebrations. The stamps, showing illustrations of Chinese New Year, Deepavali, Hari Raya and Christmas, are valued at 15, 30,
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    Poly canteen warned
    45 10 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Polytechnic Students' Union has given the students' canteen management a week's grace to Improve conditions. The union says that If after this grace period there Is no Improvement. It will carry out Its proposed boycott of the canteen.
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    Death fall
    43 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A bank cleric fell !o her death from the 13th floor of a lowcost flat in Jalan Pekellling here this morning. She was identified later as Miss Sa Yang, alias Lim Soo Yang. 27. of Soon Teik Gardens
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    Teachers volunteer for social work corps
    178 10 SINGAPORE, Fri MORE than 30 teachers have responded to the Singapore Teachers' Union plan to set up a corps of volunteer social workers. There have also been "numerous Inquiries from teachers as to how to register with the union for this purpose. A union
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    Accused said he would 'fix' us: Pilot
    488 10 Accused said he would 'fix' us: Pilot Fatal stabbing followed threat, court told SINGAPORE, Fri MINUTES after an assistant hotel managei told a group of MSA personnel drinkmc at the hotel that he would "fix" them, he tools a dagger from a room and fatally stabbed i flight steward, it
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      367 10 SANYO TV 4i OFFER Sanyo's fantastic offer is now on. One 12-inch silent (10-inch portables excluded) from Ist May to 31st anti-perspiration machine (Dynawide fan) is yours July, 1971. Enjoy the razor-sharp pictures of the latest absolutely FREE when you buy any of the following Sanyo TV sets and beat
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      158 10 h Oop By I.T. Hamiin ARE YtXl GONN^TALK, I I ...WE WERE AFTER /> S. YES, I I l < I NEVER INVENTED r— -v Oft DO I HAFTA /*-—^A TH 1 PLANS TO VHEAR HEARD A..BUT HE MUST HAVE > A SELF-ENEESfZINS W^ >^> USE SOME MORE/ N...NO\ WONMUGS
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    PUB to build $300 million power station
    261 11  - PUB to build $300 million power station LESLIE FONG By SINGAPORE, Friday fHK Public Utilities Board plans to build Singapore's fifth and largest jxnver station near Woodlands at a cost of about $300 million. The project will be part of the board's $560 million expansion programme to meet the Republic's
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    Ganja charge denied
    34 11 SINGAPORE. Pri. Mohammed Alias bin Idroos. 23. today denied a charge of having six kartoos of ganja at Jalan AlsagofT. Geylang yesterday. Hearing will be on Oct. 11. Bail was allowed.
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    HK tycoon dies of heart attack
    135 11 HK tycoon dies of heart attack SINGAPORE. Fri. Dr. L. P. Kwok (above). 59. a prominent Hong Kong businessman, educationist and social worker, died in the British Colony yesterday after a short illness. He leaves a wife, four sons and a daughter. He died of a heart attack In hospital.
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    HUSBAND WHO MISTOOK WEEDKILLER FOR COFFEE
    187 11 HUSBAND WHO MISTOOK WEEDKILLER FOR COFFEE CINGAPORE, Fri. A Malaysian housewife told a court today how her husband mistook a bottle of weedkiller for coffee and drank from it. "He realised his mistake after a gulp and returned home Immediately," said Madam Liow Chwee Eng. She was testifying at a
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    Supervisee jailed 18 months
    68 11 Supervisee jailed 18 months SINGAPORE, Fri— Police supervisee Lim Tek Kee, 20, was today jailed for 18 months when he admitted failing to report at Bukit Panjang Police Station on June 15, last year. Lim. who was placed under supervision for two years from June 3 last year, was required
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    Hawker sues Toto for first prize of $20,000
    186 11 Hawker sues Toto for first prize of $20,000 SINGAPORE. Friday i FRUIT hawker sued Singapore Pools Ltd. in the High Court today for not paying him the $20,850 Toto first prize which he claimed he had won in June. 1968 at the first-ever draw. Tan Kirn Huat of Henderson Road
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    Police seek hit-and-run taximan
    64 11 Police seek hit-and-run taximan SINGAPORE. Fri. Police are looking for a taxi driver who sped off after knocking down a motorcyclist at the junction of Oeylang Road and Aljunied Road on Wednesday night. The motorcyclist. Omar bin Abu Bakar. 23. was seriously injured. Eye-witnesses are requested to contact Inspector Mohamed
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    Children's camp
    34 11 SINOAPORE. FTI. The YWCA will organise a two-day camp for 40 Jurong boys and girls aged between eight and 12 years at the Jurong Christian Church and Civic Centre from Aug. 10
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    A poolside party by the Press Club
    124 11 A poolside party by the Press Club SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore press Club will hold a poolside buffet to celebrate Its inauguration at the Hotel Summit tomorrow at 8 p.m. The pro g r a mmc Includes a fashion show by Maison Marie with models from the Mannequin Studio, a
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    Farewell call
    34 11 KUALA LUMPUR. PH. Outgoing Singapore High Commissioner Mr. Maurice Baker will pay a farewell call on the Minister of Technology. Research and Local Government. Dato Ong Kee Hui, at his office tomorrow.
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      314 11 Straits Times Crossword Bi^^^^^^^B hh H IH ACROSS 11 Pass nothing around the 7 Early broadcast (•>. H° use h <> me to 8. A mere brush In the High- b n rMCaI <*■ 7 >- lands (4. S). 13 Someone at home In Wales 9. One put out by
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    A jolly good show!
    340 12 At 46 you're still not too old Cor 'Proud Mary* THE FOUR ACES Liking the old-fashion-ed songs doesn't mean you're old. You're old only when you've lost your love, your hopes, all ambition CPEAKING from the J stage, that was Fred Diodati of the Four Aces,
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    THIS IS ROCK
    942 12 m^xm JESUS CHRIST: SUPERSTAR THERE have been many answers to the question: Who Is this Jesus? He is at once called radical, Messiah, King of Kings, hippy, and orator. The Jesus thing currently sweeping America is puzzling many locals with all our tight family loyalties and ancestral
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    ESSAY ON GUITAR
    101 12 fTOERE'S a group called 1 Derek and the Domino* who released an album which is still selling after two months. The doable LP treat Is called "Layla," with other asnorted love song* on the Palydor aWwL A cloeer look shows that this Derek Is really Eric Clapton,
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    The wild, ritualistic, gay and primitive...
    130 12 The wild, ritualistic, gay and primitive... ITs going to be wild, ritualistic. gay and primitive, and it's coming from Brazil. An unusual programme of dances, depicting the wild life of Brazil's mountain country down to the fishing villages along the northeast coast, "The Brasiliana" revue will open at the National
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    A new effort that caters for all tastes
    316 12 A new effort that caters for all tastes THE new Marco Polo management made its impact noticeably felt during showtime this week. Regular patrons would have noticed some changes around the place, or rather around the stage. The place is looking much the same. But there has been some alterations
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      255 12 Jr I/^M SHOCK IT TO 'EM Let them know you're there, that you've got plenty of nerve. And Muscle. This is the shirt that can do it: Mach II in unbelievable prints. Tapered to show you're lean. With sleeves that are bloused or tapered, your choice. And it's got the
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      232 12 Cut out this coupon F-----H am interested in your "OWN NOW PAY LATER" Scheme. Please send me a FREE I BOOKLET without obligation NAME I ADDRESS I I AGE OCCUPATION H(Send it to 14, Ming Centre. Clemenceau Avenue. Singapore 9 )l for this booklet ohm now fXHj kites n Jgi,
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  • The Straits Times Saturday Forum
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      Critic's— view of the critics in SPUR
      255 13 Critic's view of the critics in SPUR rK HDB's plan to build five-room flats (S.T., 29) is a welcome move towards solving the urgent housing problem of the middle-income group, hitherto ignored by the private developers and unnoticed by the HDB. Mr. Tay Kheng Soon (S.T., June 30) speaking as
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      Mahjong with the cops dropping in
      146 13 ON June 25, at about 9.10 p.m., my family and some friends were watching a TV programme, when a Volkswagen came speeding into my compound, nearly knocked down my daughter (who, at that moment, had chosen to run out of the house to buy
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      Replies ...from the Govt
      126 13 Replies ...from the Govt THE police wish to thank your correspondent "Harassed" (S.T., June 24), for his co-operation and assure him that there was no intention whatsoever to treat him like a crook. Holding an identification parade is part and parcel of police Investigation, and it is held to enable
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      Untitled
      97 13 If he would get in touch with the Offlcer-ln-Charge, Bukit Panjang Police Station (tel: *****6 or ***** ext. 284) so that he could assist in investigating his complaint and for appropriate action to be taken in the matter. In a letter by "Steve Leng" (S.T., July 3) on the same
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      124 13 MR. Lim Yam Peng's letter (ST.. June 25) is a gross exaggeration. There is only one row of nine refuse bins sited in front of a vacant plot of land at Lorong L Telok Kurau. The bins are necessary for the temporary storage of refuse removed from drains and road
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      112 13 I REFER to the letter from "Concerned" regarding the state of the public toilet behind the Slngapura Theatre at Geylang (ST.. June 19). Bulbs In the public convenience under reference have been repeatedly stolen and smashed by vandals, and action Is now being taken to provide protective wire guards for
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      96 13 BECAUSE of a query raised by Mr. Tan Kirn Slang (S.T., June. 28) on the regulations governing extra fares payable for two or more persons hiring a taxi. I wish to clarify that the regulations provide for an additional charge of 10 cents for the whole Journey for each passenger
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      59 13 T REFER to a letter x "Kindergarten Job" by Doris (ST., July 5) in which the writer wanted some Information on the training of kindergarten teachers. The next course will commence some time in the first quarter of 1972 and due notice will be announced to invite applications for this
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      The name was correct but number wasn't
      410 13 The name was correct but number wasn't SOMETIME this year my husband received a summons for cutting double white lines in Orchard Road. Time: 8.45 a.m. on a weekday. We are still doubtful, although we paid the fine of $30, because my husband's office starts work at 8.30 and he
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      Of grads, architects and rapport: Varsity answers SIA
      594 13 Of grads, architects and rapport: Varsity answers SIA I REFER to your report "SIA: Lack of rapport the reason for so few grads" (S.T.. June 28) quoting a spokesman of the Singapore Institute of Architects on the subject of the vice-chancellor's reference at convocation to the small number of architecture
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      Not all in this range want 5-room flats
      127 13 I REFER to the Housing and Development Board's reply (S.T., July 5) in which its Public Relations Officer stated that applicant* whose family incomes are between $1,201 and $1,500 per month can apply ONLY for the new fiveroom flats, but not the
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      PARENT'S WORRY ABOUT TOURIST HOTELS
      97 13 PARENT'S WORRY ABOUT TOURIST HOTELS MY daughter tells me that she is attending a secretarial school run in a tourist hotel. When I sent her for secretarial training. I was not told that this school would function in such an environment. I am writing this to inquire if it is
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      27 13 ON behalf of all policemen and policewomen I wish to ask the minister concerned when he Is going to publish the police pay report. KAS. Singapore 10.
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      The menace of long and ill* mannered hair
      355 13 The menace of long and ill* mannered hair MANY a time I've sat behind a long-haired girl In a bus and said to myself: "How I wish I had a pair of shears to cut this hair oft*. "If the owner of this hair even dares to let It fly
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      268 13 CONGRA TULA TIONS BEST WISHES TO JURONG SHIPBUILDERS PTE. LTD., on the occasion of the KEEL LAYING OF Ist FREEDOM VESSEL, 14,600 DWT. THE Ist VESSEL TO BE BUILT IN S.E. ASIA AND OWNED BY NEPTUNE ORIENT LINE, THE NATIONAL SHIPPING LINE OF SINGAPORE HUP SENG HUAT (HARDWARE IMPORTERS EXPORTERS)
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      113 13 i ...ik ..n.^? 80 4 y^\.. ITO"X'_ M *****93 f*% £7) lis he SI JUJIJS):- 'X ao 1 T j_...— i. S~ W.^\.~. i. ■j' r l^H [j '2- i 27 tS i C^ l fcgf s ~f— r 1 as 30 31 '32 i 30 f 33 32 -?3
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  • The Straits Times
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      PARIS PEACE GAME
      402 14 The new peace offensive mounted by the Viet Cong chief negotiator in Paris has gathered momentum, but Madame Nguyen Thi Binh's seven-point proposals have also undergone something of a change. The original package which offered the release of American prisoners in exchange for a complete American pullout
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      THE GSA'S NEW SHOCK
      315 14 The Malaysian Government bought rubber yesterday at half a cent over the dollar, the strongest comment yet on the American intention to resume releases from the strategic stockpile. How can the Americans sell when the price is so low that Malaysia must buy? The Americans sold
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      ART REVIVAL
      231 14 Effort;; to attract more tourists to Malaysia should encourage the revival of traditional Malay art and handicrafts. The exhibition of wood carvings at the National Art Gallery shows there is much to interest tourists as well as Malaysians themselves. Cut-out wooden panels with intricate designs, which dominate the
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    Lock icon DANIEL ELLSBERG: HERO OR TRAITOR?
    910 14 THE VIETNAM 'SECRETS' WILLIAM MILLINSHIP WASHINGTON CEVERAL days before he gave himself up to Federal authorities in Boston and confessed that he had given a massive quantity of topsecret Pentagon documents to the New York Times, Dr. Daniel Ellsberg was asked in a clandestinely filmed
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      ROAD FOR BUFFALOES ONLY
      222 14 OELL'S HIGHWAY 11 Surely it's the Temerloh Triang Road. On a hot day It ls a dangerous "dust bowl," in rainy weather it is a veritable skid-pan. And, of course, it ls an Important stretch a major link between the east coast and Singapore and therefore
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      No room for long legs!
      105 14 SINGAPORE'S N.T.U.C. is to be congratulated for Introducing the minibus service. The buses are comfortable and an economical means of transport for schoolchildren. However, as a regular traveller on the service. I do not consider It a comfortable means of transport for adult officeworkers, especially
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    Wanted—a skyline with a 'touch of magic'
    978 14  - Wanted— a skyline with a 'touch of magic' JIM GIBBINS DANGER LOOMS OF CONVEYOR BELT TYPE OF BUILDING By Kuala Lumpur TODAY th c minarets of Kuala Lumpur are "m us i c box" architecture: they sound the chimes of the past But, increasingly, the gong of progress threatens to
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      27 14 Omseas life department <nt 4.1*20). 1*20) Security I t for low coif 51 yeirt of lervice W WHEN SOMEONE DEPENDS ON YOU, YOU CAN DEPEND ON OVERSEAS.
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      148 14 Congratulations to BRADKEN MALAYSIA SDN. BERHAD on the official opening of their New Alloy Steel Foundry BY H.R.H. THE SULTAN OF PERAK From KOW SIN FOUNDRY SD. 430, IPOH ROAD, MENGLEMBU, PERAK TEL: ***** We have participated in the construction of sand plant equipment In their new foundry. Congratulations to
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  • WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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      Lock icon One-voice Saga
      48 15 MOSCOW. Fri. The Russians last night screened the first episode of Britain's TV epic The Forsyte Saga with a man dubbing all the parts including the women's. A Russian actor altered his tone where needed, but little attempt was made to mimic the female voice. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Heikal calls for new Arab strategy against Israelis
      665 15 Heikal calls for new Arab strategy against Israelis CAIRO. Friday ()NE of President Sadat's top advisers, Mr. Mohammed Heikal has urged new Arab strategy against Israel, combining warfare against the Israelis with political and economic pressures against the U.S. Mr. Heikal who is editor of the Al Ahram said the
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      Lock icon Aeroflot blast
      23 15 MOSCOW, Pri. The Soviet airline Aeroflot came under Are in Izvestia today for "bungling bookings and withhold* holding complaint books." Reuter
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      British tycoon hints at another £ devaluation
      156 15 British tycoon hints at another devaluation LONDON. Friday. J^ LEADING British industrialist has predicted another devaluation of the sterling within the next year. Certainly within the next 12 months it will be almost impossible for Britain to avoid further devaluation, said Lord Kearton, chairman of Courtaulds, a textile and chemical
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      Lock icon Trade pact
      26 15 ROME. Fri. Italy will sign a bilateral trade agreement with China in the autumn. Foreiyn Trade Minister Mario Zagari announced in Parlament yesterday. Reuter.
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      Wilson's interview: Backing for BBC
      102 15 Wilson's interview: Backing for BBC LONDON, Fri— The BBC's board of governors today backed a controversial television programme about Britain's Opposition Labour Party which angered former Labour Prime Minister Mr. Harold Wilson. The programme. "Yesterday's Men," took its title from a slogan thought up by the Labour Party and pinned
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      The cubs born in a motel room...
      53 15 The cubs born in a motel room... CHARON Clark. 20. cuddles lion cubs born In her motel room in Salinas, California while she was taking a shower. Mother lion, "Phylis" is doing fine. Miss Clark, a nurse, didn't know her pet was pregnant. Miss Clark plans to keep all three
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      'THE SUPER KIDS' RETURN TO HIPPIE MOTHER
      227 15 I OS ANOELE3. Fri. The four "Manson family children," trained to hide In holes to prepare for "the revolution", were back with their mother yesterday, but it will be up to child welfare authorities In Northern California to decide whether she can keep
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      55 15 Introducing beautiful hands by Tussy fussy "^jffl^ ■L HAND 80DY CREAM JjH J i V* ili^k WITH WAMIK A Jf *^l| 4 \&&r Wm Contains Vitamin A M for nourishing the skin. mO!*%& A coupon on the carton of each Tussv Product entitles 0J21 yOu to 2 br '9 nt
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      21 15 L£*jJl|l^H Bedford Industrial D*ml Engine KEBBikjfcjM|JiiiJa^ I 220-466 cv. ins. H^^^^H Bedford Marine Diesel Engine Bedford Diesel Generator Set 220-330(330T.)-466cu.m». 220-330cu.ins.
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  • WORLD NEWS 2
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      Lock icon NZ outlaws racial discrimination
      212 16 WELLINGTON, Friday. DISCRIMINATION on grounds of colour, race or ethnic or national origins will become an offence under a Race Relations Bill introduced in Parliament today, i Justice Minister Mr Daniel Rlddiford said the objects of the Bill were to reaffirm me Government's commitment to racial
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      Lock icon Students in big drug scandal
      115 16 Students in big drug scandal LONDON. Fri. Police doctor claimed today British schoolboys were making black market drugs In underground laboratories. For about £5 and with very little skill, anybody could produce enough amphetamines better known as purple hearts, or black bombers to fetch, £500. Dr. George Mathers said here.
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      Lock icon Dunhill dies
      32 16 LONDON, PTI. Alfred Dunhlll, 75-year-old British businessman whose name v synonymous with the world's pipe smokers and the tobacco trade died at his home In Hove, southern England, yesterday -> Reuter.
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      Lock icon C-Mart: 'Now or never' TV appeal by Heath
      741 16 LONDON. Friday PRIME MINISTER Mr. Edward Heath last night urged Britain to join the Common Market and become a greater country in a greater Europe. In a TV broadcast aimed directly at 'selling" the British people on the European idea, Mr. Heath
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      166 16 Nyal ASCORBIC ACID TABLETS ViTM VITAMIN C FOR HEALTHY GROWTH.- J^ter^^v^^T^^ VITAMIN CIS ONE OF BEy /%a 2v*»vJ THE MOST VITAL VITAMINS V Ilk "iy^ A REGULAR SUPPLY OF I -ti^^^^rii^^pM IT IN THE DIET IS ESSENTIAL HEALTHY BONES, SKIN ■Til k^mSSOOfIM ANDBODYTISSUE P4 I mSt*^^S/* and buildinc resistance Vw*W^^*^air^A
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      138 16 Heartiest Congratulations Best Wishes to BRADKEN MALAYSIA SON. BERHAD on the official opening of their New Alloy Steel Foundry By D.V.M.M. PADLKA SERI SULTAN PERAK Sultan Idris Al-Mutawakkil Alallahi Shah Ibni Al-Marhum Sultan Iskandar Shah Kaddasallah, DX., DMN., DX (Johore), DX (Pahang), SPCM., SPMP., PJK., CMG. On 10th JULY 1971
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  • WORLD NEWS 3
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      Lock icon 'Food for U.S.' shock
      599 17 'Food for U.S.' shock WASHINGTON, Friday SENATOR George McGovern has accused the Nixon Adminstration of helping Taiwan buy U.N. votes by aiding it to finance its agricultural aid programme to 53 African countries. He said, even while the U.S. was reviewing its policy toward China, It was at the same
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      Lock icon Heroin scandal: Now a dump Bunker call
      327 17 WASHINGTON, Frl. A DEMOCRATIC Congressman yesterday called for the replacement of Mr. Ellsworth Bunker as U.S. Ambassador In Saigon for falling to pressure the South Vietnamese Government Into action against a general alleged to be Involved in illicit heroin trafficking. Mr. Willlan Anderson
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      Lock icon Shoot order by Amin
      60 17 KAMPALA. Prl. President lidi Amin yesterday ordered the Uganda Air Force to shoot down any aircraft which attempted to cross Uganda's closed borders with Tanzania and Rwanda. In a statement from the President's office described as a final warning to Tanzania General Amin said anti-air-craft missiles
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      Lock icon Singer dies
      29 17 LOS ANGELES. Prl. Pop singer Jim Morrison of "Tbe Doors" group died on Saturday while on holiday in Paris, a spokesman for the group announced today. Reuter.
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
    • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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        Rises
        35 18 Lien Hoe $1 65 P. M. Hold. $1.74 H. Royal $0.79 M. Ltd. Ind. $1.26 S. Merlin $0.82 I'. Hold. $195 (.il.ini $0.74 P. Carbide $0.90 4-13 4.08 .07 .06 .05 .05 .04 .03
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        Falls
        30 18 f. E. Ship .irut m.T. juinness r. Lady It. Semb. i. Ki(l;u "olex $2.77 $3.50 $5.65 $5.90 $1.18 $3.96 $1.18 $1.15 —.13 —.10 —.05 —.05 —.04 —.04 —.03 —.03
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        Most active stocks
        15 18 Haw Par 774.000 Public Bank 341.000 Merlin <M) 286.000 City Dev. 268.000
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        44 18 July 8 July 9 Industrials: 173.10 173.08 Industrials: 166.18 166.17 Hotels- 83.54 84.28 •Properties: 146.02 147.87 Tlns »404 93.99 rubbers: U8.84 118.78 t Dec. 30, 1966 100 (corr) Dee. 30, 1966 100 (uncorr) Dec. 31, 1968 s 100 tDec. 29, 1962 s 100
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      CLOSING PRICES
      990 18 BID AND OFFER PRICiS OFFICIALLY LISTIO AT TM« CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN TMI SIHCAPORI AND KOALA LUMPUR TR4OJNC WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTEROAT WERE: INDUSTRIALS CLOSING TONE: Properties steady while the rest closed mixed. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday including odd
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      Week ends with market hesitant
      234 18 /CONDITIONS continued to v rule generally uncertain In the industrial sector of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. In the afternoon session trading was suspended for five minutes to ease the backlog of paperworks. Initial steadiness was met with scattered profittaking especially among
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      Asian dollar
      61 18 THESE average Asian dollar rates were quoted yesterday by the following banks: OCBC. Chartered. Bank of America, FNCB and First National Bank of Chicago. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. One month 6 p.c. Two months 6 3/16p.c. Three months 6 7/16p.c. Six months 7
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1543 18 DUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the lumber of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1,000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS vjinomoto (1) $185. ncaii il) $160, (2) $1.58. ..Hied Choc. v4i $2.12, (1) $2.11,
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      Exchange rates
      172 18 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at July 9. Local dollars to one unit Selling Buvinf > of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar U.S. Dollar Local
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      Another newcomer
      399 18 MALAYSIA Rice Industries (MRI) becomes the 11th company to go public this year. It approaches the market following the private placement of 5,692,000 shares of $1 par. MRI was incorporated in the middle of April 1969 with an authorised capital of $20 million. It Is engaged in the
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    • COMMODITIES
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        Tin price down
        191 18 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday p.unged $2 to $644 per pic v 1 on an official offering down 32 tons to 234 tons. The local market price fall was partly influenced by the overnight London metal price which eased £2 per metric ton. The market
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        PALM OIL
        35 18 In London on Thursday the prlcr of Malayan 3 per cent CIF IK N European ports in bulk. strrlint: per long ion Nov /Dec. was quoted at £108 Kllera UK 5262 seller? (unchanged).
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        CLOSING PRICES
        23 18 JULY 9. RUBBER: 103.25 cents per kilo (down 1.00 cent). TIN: $644 (down $2). Official offering 234 tons (down 32 tons).
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        101 18 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE. SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY Coc.mjl Oil: bulk $54 sellers, drum $561 sellers Copra: Mixed if. on.) loose July. Auk. UK/Cont. $33 B. Ptppv: Muntok ASTA white fob 1OO<; NLW $115 sellers, Sarawak white f.o.b. 96-, NLW $175 sellers. Sarawak ASTA black f.o.b.
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        54 18 Thursday Wtdnttdsy SUS to S. London 40.275 40.25 Beirut 40.55 40.55 HonKkong 41.5« 41.5S Zurich 40.258 40.208 40 408 40.358 Pans 40.92 40.92* Spore (1) 41.75 41>S B'port (2) 156*0 156.10 (1) Export price in non-sterling areas in U.S. dollars par ounce (2) Local dealers price In
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        Copper prices
        34 18 London copper prices on Thursday (previous In brackets i: Wlrebar— Spot buyer £477 50 (£468.00) seller £478.50 (£466.50). Three Months buyer £487.50 (£477.00) seller £488.00 (£478.00). Market tone; Firmer. Sales. 2.950 tons.
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        RUBBER DROPS
        544 18 AFTER opening threequarters of a cent lower on overseas advices, the rubber market yesterday weakened a further H cents on mixed selling, largely confined to 1971 positions. Some official support after mid-day arrested the decline and bolstered the narrowing July premium. The morning session closed quiet after easy.
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        Action by U.S. 'a blow'
        180 18 ■^JEW'S of the recommence- ment of GSA stockpile sales at 6.000 long tons monthly as from July 19 (after some 10 months absence) brought a Anal downward spurt to an already declining London rubber market for the week to noon on Thursday. The action by
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      P and T FACTORY ALMOST COMPLETED
      240 18 POWER Telecommunications Industries factory construction is 90 per cent completed. Quotations for the building of the office block, canteen and ancillary flooring, are being considered and orders should be placed for the commencement of this work within the next few weeks. The company is
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        MELBOURNE
        306 18 IyiELBOURNE. Frl. Mining 1 l and oil stocks eased In moderate trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Heavyweights dipped slightly and speculatlves were marginally easier. Falls outnumbered rises by about two to one in both sectors but most were small Industrials continued to firm despite a drop In
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        NEW YORK
        244 18 ■^EW YORK. Thurs. The market met some midsession profit-taking but still managed to close moderately higher Volume near the final bell stood at about 13 9 million shares, compared with 14.5 million shares In the previous session. Gaining Issues led losers from the opening and finished ahead by
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        HONG KONG
        203 18 XJONO KONO. Fri. The market opened on a steady note and maintained its tone throughout the day Prices varied fractionally. "^•turnover value amounted to HKSI763 million. Todays closing middle pries In Hong Kong dollars and cents followed by the differences on yesterday's imal. Rubber 2 57j lank of
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        83 18 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Thursday 73 23 Wednesday 73 01 Week ago 7132 RUBBERS Thursday 207.73 Wednesday 201 13 Week ago 198.12 OILS Thursday ***** Wednesday ***** Week ago 353 46 INDUSTRIALS T^u rsd «y 385.0 Wednesday 383 8 Week ago 383 8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday ***** Wednesday
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        Hong Kong rates
        38 18 On the frss .«c«.n«, market ,n Honit Konn yesterday the U.«. dollar was quoied al 6 ***** for T.T. and 6.***** for nth. Stertlnt was quoted at 14.52 and tasi of old at SOO 75.
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    Malaysia to get more Australian Sabre fighters
    496 19 SECOND GIFT OF JET PLANES AUSTRALIA is to give Malaysia more Sabre jets. At a press conference ending his three-day visit here, the Australian Foreign Minister, Mr. L.H.E. Bury, said that he believed his country could provide the Jets which Malaysia has requested.
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    ELECTROCUTED WHILE REPAIRING DRYER
    78 19 SINGAPORE, Fri. An electrician was electrocuted while repairing a defective hair dryer on June 22, a coroner's court heard today. fig Kirn Kong, 24, was dead when an ambulance arrived at his flat in Commonwealth Drive 15 minutes later. The court heard that Ng had left
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    PSA STEPS UP PATROLS TO CHECK OIL POLLUTION
    162 19 PSA STEPS UP PATROLS TO CHECK OIL POLLUTION SINGAPORE, Friday mHE Port Authority is intensifying patrols in the roads to ensure that oil pollution does not become a serious threat and that masters of vessels guilty of pollution are brought to book. There were 36 cases of oil pollution In
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    Art shows getting good response
    112 19 Art shows getting good response SINGAPORE, Frl. The monthly art exhibitions at the community centres organised by the Ministry of Culture and the People's Association, have met with "fairly good response" from tne public. The Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs), Mr. Chan Ch c c Seng, said mis tonight when he
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    Dead man identified
    47 19 SINOAPORE. Fri. The man who was found hanging from a tree at the Bukit Tlmah campus of the University of Singapore on Wednesday morning, was today Identified by police as Kumaran Palanlappan. 54. a watchman of the Botanic Oardens. No foul play is suspected.
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    Clashing of cymbals
    38 19 SINGAPORE, Fri. Leng Jak Seng of Cf.iimonwealth Drive, pleaded guilty today to banging the cymbals during a religious ceremony without first getting police permission as required by law. He was given a 12-month conditional discharge.
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    Pool re-opens
    18 19 SINOAPORF. Fri. Van Kit swimming pool, closed for repairs since June 14, will re-open on Monday.
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    Biggest police seizure of blue films
    199 19 Biggest police seizure of blue films SINGAPORE, Fri. A blue films syndicate had their operations "blacked out" last night after what police described as their biggest ever success against the "flicks" racket. Two men and 38 reels of blue films— 2o of them in colour— were seized Calling a special
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    Big walk
    27 19 SINGAPORE. Fri The PAP Sembawanß branch's big walk will be held this Sunday morning and not on Nov. 8 as reported In today's Straits Times.
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      954 19 On your TV and Radio 3.00 P.M. Programme Summary 7.5 C Programme Summary 12.50 P.M. Opening followed by Dr. Princess and the Soldier 3.12 Sea Hunt M h Tv Doolittle High Flying Hippo 8.4S The Young Rebels The 3.30 The Matchmaker Starring 1.11 Sergeant Preston ol the Yukon Infiltrator Shirley
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    New HDB flats to rehouse 1,000 families
    128 20 New HDB flats to rehouse 1,000 families SINGAPORE. Fri. The Housing: and Development Board is building a new estate on newlyreclaimed land at Tainpines to resettle 1.000 families affected by the airport development. The area of the reclaimed land is several hundred acres. The HDB plans to use about 100
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    Baby show
    42 20 SINGAPORE, Fri. A beby show will be held at the Buklt Merah community centre on July 24. The show, organised by the management committee and women's sub-committee of the centre, is open to babies aged from three to 18 months.
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    Legal aid clinic 'stepping stone' to private practice
    469 20 SINGAPORE, Fri A LEGAL aid clinic should be set up for law graduates as a "stepping stone" to private practice, Professor Tommy Koh, Dean of the University of Singapore's Law Faculty, said today. "The clinic will then be able to replace the
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    Graduation dinner
    53 20 SINGAPORE. Pri. The Singapore Polytechnic Students Union will hold a graduation dinner and dance at the Shangri-La Hotel on July 17. The Minuter of Defence. Dr. Ooh Keng Swee, is the guest-of-honour at the function, during which gold and silver medal awards will be presented to the two
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    Early technical training will aid students: MP
    188 20 Early technical training will aid students: MP The MP for Kallang, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Karim said this at the opening of the McNair centralised workshops at Towner Road tonight. He said: "For Singapore's industrialisation programme to succeed, we need skilled manpower, capital and technical know-how. Most important is skilled
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    $60 for 60 mph
    36 20 SINGAPORE. Pri. Motorcyclist Yap Koon Cheng, of Joo Chiat Road, was fined $60 today for speeding at 00 mph. on April 2 on Nicoll Highway where the speed limit Is 40 mph.
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    Pay rise trends: Varsities to hold in-depth survey
    322 20 Pay rise trends: Varsities to hold in-depth survey SINGAPORE, Friday J^ANYANG University and the University of Singapore will launch in October a survey on rising industrial wages in the Republic. This was announced today by Professor T.K. Tan of Nanyang University after talks with Professor T.H. Elliot, adviser to the
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    Death fall infants are cremated
    111 20 Death fall infants are cremated CINGAPORE, Fri. 13 The bodies of Susan Lim's two infants, Shanthy, one, and Sonicka, two, were cremated in Bidadari. They were claimed by their father, Mr. B. M. Asnani, from the Outram Hospital mortuary after he read today's Straits Times report that no one had
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    MP's tour
    30 20 SINGAPORE, Pri. Mr. L.P. Rodrigo. MP for Seranguon Gardens and Parliamentary Secretary (Home Affairs) will tour Plantation Avenue on Sunday to find out the area's problems and projects.
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      53 20 Congratulations Best Wishes To JURONG SHIPBUILDERS (PTE) LTD. On The Occasion Of The KEEL LAYING Of The Ist FREEDOM VESSEL 14,000 TON From TAT LEE CORPORATION 11 STANLEY STREET SINGAPORE 1 TELS: *****5 ***** SOLE AGENT: "ALLANITE" /®SS®V Packing Jointing Etc. gf//M^a Spiral Wound W£/~\a^ ASA; BSP Pipe; XgHflffi^ Steam
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      183 20 CONGRATULATIONS AND VERY BEST WISHES TO JURONG SHIPBUILDERS (PTE) LTD ON THE OCCASION OF THE KEEL LAYING OF THE Ist FREEDOM VESSEL 14,000 TON FROM LIM KIM HAI ELECTRIC COMPANY 262-264 JALAN BESAR, SINGAPORE. TEL: *****5 (5 LINES). SALES SERVICE: *****; *****; *****. SUPPLIERS OF ELECTRICAL GOODS. Congratulations to BRADKEN
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    MSA bus driver: I'm fully qualified
    253 21 f What my union leader said about me is untrue' SINGAPORE, Friday MSA bus-driver Mr. How Eng Kwee (above) was highly indignant today about c c r t ain comments about his driving qualifications yesterday by his union leader. He feels he has good
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    SOUVENIR LADEN AIRGIRLS GIVE THAT PERSONAL TOUCH...
    208 21  -  LEE SU SAN By CINGAPORE, Fri. There's nothing like the personal touch to get a message across. MSA, a firm believer In that motto, has been putting It to practice in the last five days to the delight of those at the receiving
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    AEB beauty course
    52 21 AEB beauty course SINOAPORE. Prl. The Adult Education Board will begin a 12-week course in sklr care, make-up and hairdressins for women beginning on July 24. Applications to join the course should be addressed to the board's offices at 126, Cairnhill Road, or the Cultural Centre ai Canning Rise by
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    Driver fined for obstruction
    39 21 SINOAPORE. Prl. Chua Hock San of Lorong One Toa Payoh was fired 120 today when he admitted stopping his car beside another car. preventing other vehicles from overtaking In Robinson Road en Nov. 1, 1969.
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    PAY RISE, BETTER BENEFITS FOR RACE COURSE EMPLOYEES
    214 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Racecourse workers are to get between $20 and $50 more a month as well as between $20 and $200 commission on winning horses under a collective agreement signed today. The wage rise and improved terminal benefits for the 580
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    Pirate taxi
    35 21 SINOAPORE. Fri. Koh Kirn Yam had his car forfeited today when he admitted using it as a pirate taxi at River Valley Road on Dec. 21 last year. He was also fined $200.
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      Subversive noncitizens will be deported: Tun Ismail
      229 22 Subversive noncitizens will be deported: Tun Ismail ANY non-citizen who is a permanent resident of Malaysia is liable to be arrested and detained under the Internal Security Act or deported if found to have been engaged in subversive activities. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Ismail, said this In reply to
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      Anti-smuggling
      46 22 MALAYSIA and Thailand are to meet again in Bangkok early next year to work out anti-rice smuggling measures. The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamet) Khlr Johari, said this in reply to Inche Abu Bakar Umar (Parti Islam-Kubang Baran during question time in Parliament.
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      Modern weapons for Territorial Army
      66 22 rE Government is to equip the Territorial Army with modern weapons. Deputy Defence Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen told the House. However, in view of the rapid expansion of the armed forces, priority had to be given to arming regular units, he added. Teng ku Ahmad
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      Policy on visits to Russia
      89 22 Policy on visits to Russia DEPUTY Prime Minister Tun Ismail told the House applications from Malaysians wishing to visit Russia for more than a month would be considered on merit. The present regulations permit visits of up to a month, and Mr. V. David (QerakanDato Kramat) asked the House whether
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      Govt share in ship firm
      61 22 THE Government has 30 per cent of $2.1 million worth of shares In the Malaysian International Shipping Corporation Berhad. Parliament was told. Other shareholders: The party concerned in setting up and managing the corporation $2.1 million; the Pilgrims Management and Fund Board $1 million: the
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      'Will Malaysia go to S'pore's aid?' query in House
      250 22 'THE Government has drawn up contingency plans under the ambit of the flvepower defence arrangement to meet external aggression, Deputy Defence Minister Tengku Ahmad Rlthauddeen indicated to the House. Tengku Ahmad was answering questions by Mr. Goh Hock Ouan (DAP BungsarV
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      EPF is asked to start housing finance
      371 22 EPF is asked to start housing finance KUALA LUMPUR. Friday FINANCE Minister Tun Tan Siew Sin has asked the Employees' Provident Fund to devise a scheme for contributors to build houses with the contributions due to them. Tun Tan told the Dewan Ra'ayat this today during the debate on the
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      632 22 OPENING SOON ftSIOWI ISLAMIC KSTAWIUHT SOGCIGIL (Orchard Branch) -W--38. Killiney Road. Singapore-9. offers on 0 mcpm imt Islamic Restaurant £\3/o UIoLUUIM I (estd. 1921.) on 791-*****5 797, North Bridge Road. Singapore 7 LADIES' SHOES b GARMENTS Tel ***** ***** I OF DISTINCTIVE CREATIONS jj FOR LIVING IN CANE^ Held at
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      865 24 FOR NEW ZEALAND Penant P. Sham Singapore LMliaj. fir: CHAKRATA" 21 Alf 21/22 At« 21/24 A* Auck, Well. L,tt. D'dm. Carrm 12 pauiafirs. STRAITS MADRAS SERVICE: Sinfaport P. Sham Penant iMdiaa] far: RAIUUt CM. 44/14 1.1, IS 111, II HI, Nifapattinam, Madras. RAiULAt 2/ I Aif Auj kn Naiapatlinam, Madras.
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      894 24 W NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. Cl= r l= (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) A ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY. SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPI SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H BURG. R'DAM, HAVRE. Singapore P. S'tiam Penin| ArrntS: NEPUNE AMETHYST C HM/i 13 III; 14/11 July W lair London
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      816 24 M [""TJalaysian international am SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No 3OE. Jin Ampang. Ku*la Lu.npur H The National Shipping Lmeot Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Smtapore P Sham Penang Amies BUNCA RAYA 21/2J 111, 21/21 111, 30/ lAn Havre 25 8. London 27/8. H Durf 1 7, K ojiti j y, A'werp 69,
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      816 25 1 1^ K.^^.l K^>H iß^^^l PROPERTY FOR SALE LADANG INAS (107 acres) hilly estate, main roao near Jonoi Negrl Sembllan: 27 acres 2 year RRI 600 35 acres newly terraced 38 acres old rubber 5 acres garden, fish ponds, fruit trees, coconuts. Colonial type house In teak and brick $105,000
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      586 25 ft£_ BRITISH ASIAN SHIPPING F** (PTE) LIMITED 77 Robinson Road, Singapore 1 Take pleasure in announcing a new service to the Sabah ports of:— KOTA KINABALU, SANDAKAN TAWAU commencing with M.V. "DORIS TAYLOR" ETA 20/7 ETD 24/7 TELEPHONE: *****3 NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES FLOTTA LAURO LINE M.S. "CAPRIOLO" Voy. 2/71 Outward
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      365 25 TODDY TENDERS FOR THE STATE OF PERAK FOR PERIOD 1.1.1972 to 31.12.1972 Tenders are Invited for the supply of pure fresh toddy to the Government Toddy Shops In the State of Perak for the period Ist January. 1972 to 31st December. 1972 i.e. for one year only. Full particulars regarding
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      483 25 TODDY TENDERS FOR THE STATE OF JOHORE FOR PERIOD 1.1.1972 to 31.12.1972. Tenders are Invited for the supply of pure fresh toddy to the Government Toddy Shops in the State of Johore for the period Ist January. 1972 to 31st December, 1972, i.e. for one year only. Full particulars regarding
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      430 25 GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI STATE STORES SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT TENDER NOTICE NO. 1/71 WHITE BUGAR Tenders are Invited from bonaflde Sugar Manufacturers or their accredited agents and will be received by the Chairman, Tenders Board for the Supply of 6.000 metric tons Refined Granulated Cane White Sugar, Course Grain, Best Quality. Sugar
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      583 25 PREMISES FOR SALE F °R SALE 44 44A Upper Seranroon Gyro-Compass Tokyo Bond. Singapore. KEIKI MODEL ES-11. 3.000 sq. ft. Two-storey Same as SPERRY double shop frontage SR-120. Can use on Interested party, please Ships of any size wrlte to: Price U*****9.00 ARMY 5?25l M BERVICE ono p lease phone
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      448 26 ENGINEER SURVEYORS SINGAPORE CITIZENS LLOYDS REGISTER OF SHIPPING invite applications for appointment as Engineer Survey or from Candidates between 25 and 35 years of age who possess the following qualifications: (a) Practical training in mechani cal or marine engineering, university degree or technical diploma, with a period of professional experience
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      833 26 Are there any suitably experienced Singapore citizens who could fill these two positions, or must we look elsewhere? 1 Our client is a well known international group with an immediate requirement, for the following slafl j in one of its fastest growing manufacturing subsidiaries which already has a labour force
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      584 26 cry] lI IV PLACEMENT ADVISORY SEKVU ES kAI* 1 lOK CLIENTS A Food Manufacturer, with approximately 100 emplryers vi present but with plans uf expansion in the near future, wishes to engage a PERSONNEL OFFICER Functions Responsible for the personnel administration function, including recruiting and training ol personnel; personnel and
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      841 26 MARKETING EXECUTIVE A well Established Croup of Companies is seeking for a qualified and experienced Marketing Executive who should have administrative competence and ability in planning, distribution, development of sales and the organisation of a sales force on a country-wide basis. Preference will be given to Singapore Citizens, who have
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    296 27 OH BOON TAT, A.M.N.. aged 88 away peacefully at No 2 l-urjn.: I'll 2A. Paramount Gardens. I on 9.7 71 leaving behind ;fe Yutt Hoong. sons Chong tiong Guan. Chong Peng. I L.am. daughters-in- Chen. Mary Ek Kia and leaves above address at 2 r .mi on Sunday 11.7
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      585 27 GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENT/PERSONAL ADVERTISEMENTS KCEPTEO UP TO ANNOUNCEMENT/PERSONAL ■W 500 PM. DAILY $-P»«rt "I,: |M s ..r» IWI M.«W- tin nrl i Minimum I" JO for ;S utxdi PHONE CATS. TEI: *****1 Minimum tit lor M word, S.attsso Ms) MiUytia: tt 71 a war*. p p 0 qjhhj s.efisort isl
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      1118 27 HOUSINC A DEVELOPMENT BOARD SINGAPORE. Applications are invited from Singapore Citizens for the following appointments (A) Quarry Clerical Assistants Qualincattsni: Cambridge School Certificate or Government Chinese Secondary IV School Certificate iwith a Credit in English) or equivalent Previous working experience in factories, building sites or quarries an advantage Duties: Checking
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      806 27 APPLICANTS replying to Box number* enclose original copies of testimonials or references with their up plications No responsibility can be accepted for their loss Applicants are also advised to write to box numbers correctly and check them before posting. AN AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL COMPANY requires an experienced male female relief telex
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      763 27 LIVELY INTELLIGENT SOY wanted Experience In bookkeeping essential. Give details of past experience to Box A 575* ST. Spore. DRIVER SINGAPORE CITIZEN minimum age 35 minimum driving experience 5 years Salary $200/- plus c.p.f. overtime Phone *****5 or call at 7. Namly Orove Spore 10. CHAMPAGNE CASARET BAR A Restaurant
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      964 27 WANTED OUTDOOR SALESMEN and Salesgirls with good pay and commission. Apply Box A 5737 ST. B'pore. We Invite applications SEMI-SENIOR AUDIT CLERKS: auditing and or accounting experience essential, preferably witb L.C.C. accounting knowledge. JUNIOR AUDIT CLERKS: minimum qualification BC. Grade 1 preferably with book-keeping knowledge. Please apply to ALVIN CHEE
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      1032 27 FULLY FURNISHED tar.c airy bedroom, bathroom attached, private entrance, carpark. In attractive bungalow. Chancery Lane Small iespectable family Suitable single quiet -n.it ured executive Rent $290 Inclusive laundry, telephone, breakfast. Ring 8 pore *****2 MELODIES GARDEN. Detached house* 4 bedroom* Selling price from $26,000 Rent $200. unfurnished A $250'- furnished
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      1023 27 EDEN PARK fully furnished modern ll.it with 2 bedroom*-. $450 p.m. Available 27/7 71. Tel *****1 8 pore. LINO A CHEN PTE LIU 103, Tanglin Read, ImilMre 10. in Ming Teek Park. New Terrace •■storey Unfurnished 3 Hedroom House. Many extra*. $550- p.m. 1 2) o*l Tleng Ham Park. Bpaciou*
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      Malaysia aims for 3 months' training for Games
      279 29 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Thirteen national sports associations have been given till Monday to send in their estimates for three months of centralised training for the Seap Games in Kuala Lumpur on Dec. 11-18. This is an extension of 12 days of the
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      League stars in HK schools team
      276 29  - League stars in HK schools team JOE DORAI By BfONGKONGS team for I the Second Schools International soccer championship at Jalan Besar ytadlum from July 24 to 31 will include fly» league players and an Asian Youth representative Alan Alnsworth. li.c contingent of 17 players and four officials is scheduled
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      SINGAPORE, MALAYSIA ARE IN SAME GROUP
      109 29 SINGAPORE. Malaysia, and Thailand, who competed in the inaugural schools international soccer competition last year at Kuala Lumpur, have been drawn in Group "B" with Cambodia In this year's competition. The draw was made yesterday at Radio Singapore Television studio by organising secretary S.S.
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      Mane can say 'farewell' with a treble
      520 29  - Mane can say 'farewell' with a treble ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE'S leading athletes will have a 'busy' weekend with Police and Flash Sports Club holding their meets today and SAAA staging the third Allcomers meet tomorrow. Police will hold theirs at Thomson Road, Flash at Kallang, and SAAA at Farrer
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      Robert Choe now a coach
      132 29 Robert Choe now a coach KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Former soccer international Robert Choc is among 10 coaches who have passed the second advanced course for soccer instructors conducted by F.A. of Malaysia coach Dave MacLaren. Seventeen coaches from Johore, Malacca, Negri Sembilan, Sarawak and Trengganu attended the week course which
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      Hartono, Muljadi to settle a 'feud'
      255 29 INDONESIA'S A 11--1 England singles finalists. Rudy Hartono and Muljadi, will be going all-out at the Singapore Badminton Hall tomorrow to settle a personal "feud". Hartono, five times AllEngland champion, is out to prove that his 15-1, 15-5 victory over Muljadi in London was
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      Allan Hooi wins title and trip
      170 30 Allan Hooi wins title and trip rKYO. Fri. Malaysia's Allan Hooi and Japan's Miss Satoko Adachi won the men's and women's championships of the 1971 Cathay Pacific Brunswick Far East amateur bowling tournament here today. Hooi slammed a 24 game total of 4.749 while Miss Adachi scored 4.619 in the
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      Innings win for Indians
      45 30 LEICESTER. Frl. The Indian cricketers beat Leicestershire by an innings and 50 runs on the final day of their match here today. Scores: Leicestershire 198 and 168 (C. Balderstone 63 Chandrasekhar 6-64) Indians 416-7 dec. (S. Oavaskar 165 A.L. Wadekar 126)
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      Four get task to raise power team
      354 30 Four get task to raise power team pOUR soccer coaches were assigned by FAS yesterday the "gigantic" task of preparing a national team tp finish at least in sixth place at next month's Merdeka and Pesta Sukan soccer tournaments. The four are Andrew Yap, who will be national coach, Choo
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      Mushtaq and Zahir hit form again
      215 30 Mushtaq and Zahir hit form again LONDON, Friday yAHIR Abbas and Mushtaq Mohammad, who figured in a mammoth 291 -run partnership in the First Test, were in run-scoring form again on the second Cay of the Third cricket Test at Edgbaston today. When play ended for the day they had
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      SCOREBOARD
      134 30 ENGLAND Ist Inns Boycott c Wasim b Intlkhab 112 Uickhurst c Wasim b Salim 0 Edrlch c Wasim b Masood 2 Amiss c Wasim b Pervez 23 D'Oliveira b Intlkhab 74 Knott b Masood 10 Ulingworth b Asif Iqbal 20 Hutton c Sadiq b Aslf Iqbal 28 Hobbs c
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      RI enter final
      69 30 RAFFLES Institution emphasised their superiority in schools rugby when they whipped Anglo-Chinese School 53-0 (seven goals, five tries and a penalty to nil) to move into the final of the National Schools •A' division championship at Bras Basah Road yesterday. Their impressive points tally of 233 points
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      Trevino leads from Lu, Jacklin
      479 30 Trevino leads from Lu, Jacklin LONDON, Fri. Lee Trevino. seeking his third national golf title within four weeks, came back after three consecutive bogeys to finish the third round of this year's British Open one stroke ahead of Tony Jacklin of Britain and Taiwan's Lv Liang Huan at Royal Birkdale,
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      Six-event sweep by Alan Lelah
      564 30 CINGAPORES leading 13 breaststroker Alan Lelah, holder of the 100 m and 200 m national records, yesterday scored six wins, five in record times, at Raffles Institution's 28th annual carnival at Amber Road. Alan, 16, was first in the "B" division's 100 m and 200
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      Why they left 'Pinky far behind...
      86 31 Why they left 'Pinky far behind... \V A S H I NGTON. TT Fri. Violet Pinky" Smith, an American g» r i joe- made more of a showing than she had hoped for at Lonacres, Renton. on Wednesday. As she mounted Tacoma Snip, the seam of her nding breeches split.
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      Special can give you a flying start
      123 31  - Special can give you a flying start EPSOM JEEP By SPECIAL FILM should give punters a flying start at Kuala Lumpur today. He is fit after a spell and has little to beat in Race 1. He was a winner on this course in January. Soutien is a good eachway
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      Waterfront works extra well on good going
      268 31 YIARK down Water- front as a lively outsider in Race 9at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. This three-year-old grey has made splendid progress since his first run at Ipoh last month. With a riding boy astride, Waterfront worked extra well on the track yesterday when
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      FOCUS ON FORM
      1533 31 VO OMI'KOMISK: All-the-ner in Div 5 6f race with 8 12 at Bt. Tunah in November last year; showed return .>tart at Ipoh on Apr 17 when fourth with 8.10 to 8 10 1 in Div 6 6f race; SPH I Al. FUJI: Course winner with 8
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      169 31 El'SOM U.I 1 CALL BOY IOINTER Race 1: SPECIAL FILM SPECIAL FILM No Compromise \o ompromNr Alwin Lovely Lady SPECIAL FILM \l»in No Comprom'se Race 2: ■HUM MISIC ARXHKM Kara Kalinga Nrtt Premium Sword Cover M\stir Music MYSTIC MISIC Kara Kalinfa Swurd Cover Race 3: M. MARIANNE ANOTHER BOB
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      76 31 I ONDON, Fri. The Brl- tish Horserace Betting Levy Board is to increase Its contribution to horse racing prize money by £360.000 ($2,592,000) a year as from Jan. 1 next year. The increase, announced today by Board chairman Lord Wigg, will boost the Board's annual contribution to prize
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      128 29 c ßest c Wishe§ ON ITS inaugural opening A HOTEL Mm, summit jSkm slngapori: 21. MOUNT EUZABETH. STORE 9. TELEPHONE: *****1 (10 UNES) We Silver Spoon Coffee House will be closed for a private party from 6pm Ipm. Business will resume from 1 1pm 3am. Regret for the inconvenience caused
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      127 29 HOCKEY SHA Junior knockout: Jansenltes B v Indian Assn. 'B' (Serangoon Rd. 5.15 p.m i SOFTBALL 3SA Senior knockout: Self United v Fiery Dragons iToa Pa yon 4 p.m.). NETBALL SWNA League: Dlv 1: TTSH v Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank; Brunch v Unknowns I; Varsity v RATA; Div. 2:
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      667 30 THE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE GROUP COMPRISING I THE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO. LTD., THE UNITED SCOTTISH INSURANCE CO. LTD., THE VICTORIA INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED, WELFARE INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED, And STRAITS ISLAND INSURANCE SENDIRIAN BERHAD Announce the opening of o: I WEST MALAYSIA ADMINISTRATION OFFICE Under the Control of THE REGIONAL
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      765 30 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE. 196S (NO. 18 OF IM3) DECLARATION I'NDER SECTION 20 WHEREAS: ill The streets known as:. 1) Jalaa Rumbia from Oxley Rise to lot 45. II T.S.2* 2) JalM Chenfkek (Part) from Jalan Ray* to lots 184/117 184, 163 Mk.
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      39 30 I SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT Change of Address Cr Telephone Nos. As from Monday, July 12, 1971, the Singapore Institute of Management office and Library will be at this address: Executive House 120-A. Oxley Rise Singapore 9. Tel: *****6
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      146 30 JURONG BIRD PARK (PRIVATE) LIMITED TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited for the lease of the Lake side Restaurant and two light drink kiosks in the Jurong Bird Park. Separate tenders should be submitted for the Lakeside Restaurant and Kiosks, the contract for which may be awarded to one successful tenderer
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      275 31 fsPECIAL j SUMMER jj Last 7 Days. 1 SAVE 20%-50% I on all toshionoble Ladies' shoes from Paris, by Bb N Christian Dior, Charles Jourdon and Pierre Cardin. R Handbogs from Italy, France, ond West Germany. 1 Start rite Children shoes and Gari Sandals. ALSO Pi fabrics, dresses, sandals, sunglasses,
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      431 31 WORD PUZZLE Cat ii»»t Mini halt y— STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY i WORD PUZZLE A' I r- {lf=: Cat aat aat a oil urn iiihii I m i i 1 -hrn (Mr /Mrs. Mitt) 6 I 1 I p ][^Hy" "o" p$ missii(g f I 4^B^lA. C EBB Cat aliag Him
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    53 32 Blazing Oliva sinks after explosion 'pHE burning freighter Oliva sinking in the North Sea off the Danish island of Jutland on Thursday, soon after an explosion on board. The 18-nian crew abandoned ship. The Oliva was reported to he Singapore-registered, hut marine officials in Singapore said this was not so.
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    ROMANIA DEFENDS TIES WITH CHINA
    97 32 VIENNA, Fri. The maverick Romanian Communist Party, in a major policy statement, defended its ties with China today against attacks from the Soviet bloc. The 4,000-word article in Scinteia, the official party newspaper, centred on criticism from Hungary of Romanian President Nicolae Ceausescu's recent state
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    32 32 PORT OF SPAIN (Trinidad), Frl. Many distinguished overseas visitors Joined thousands of Trinidad citizens to pay their last respects to Lord tLeanei Constantlne at his state funeral here today. Reuter.
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    356 32 T ON DON. Fri. The dock market ilmnmed off an early bout ol profit-taking today to dote film. Dealers reported selective institutional support. At 245 p.m. the Financial Times Index was up 1.3 to 356 3 (after 385.2). Beechams rose around 11 pence and BATs. OEC. and Rank
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    RUBBER
    46 32 LONDON, Frl.— Spot 14.*3. Settlement: Aug. 14.05. Sept. 15 35. Oct 15.65. Oct. /Dec. 15.80 Jan/March 16.50, April/June 17 25, July /Sept 17.85. Oct. Dec. 10.25 Jan. March 1855, April/June 18.85. July/Sept Aug. 14.30. Sept. 14 50. Market: Aug. 14.30. Sept. 14 50. Market Quiet.
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    29 32 LONDON. Kri Spot buyeri £1442 £5). Hllcrs (1444 £s). Forward buycn £1458 (—£4). Mllcrt £1488 (—£4). Settlement £1443 (—£4). Turnover im. Its too* p.m. 50 ton* Tone: Quiet.
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    Business man held for pro-Red activities freed
    200 32 Business man held for pro-Red activities freed SINGAPORE, Fri. Businessman Pun; Pek Sons. 30. detained in January last year for pro-communist activities, was released today. He was the former chairman of the Chong Cheng Old Boys' Association in 1965 and a former committee member of the pro-communist Kwo n g
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    48 32 SYDNEY. Fri. One of the aluminium goalposts at Sydney Cricket Ground where the South African rugby tourists play tomorrow was partly cut through last night. Police arrested two men and seized two hacksaws. The goalpost had a three-inch long slash across it near the base. AP.
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