The Straits Times, 15 July 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lock icon Chou backs peace plan
    497 1 China willing to attend international talks on Indochina: Whitlam HONG KONG, Wednesday COMMUNIST Chino has backed Madame Nguyen Thi Binh's seven-point peace proposal and has said it is willing to attend international Indochina peace talks on the lines of the Geneva Conference of 1954. Premier Chou
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    Sihanouk's sons on trial in military court
    141 1 Sihanouk's sons on trial in military court DHNOM PENH, Wed. Two sons of deposed Prince Norodom Sihanouk went on trial today before a military court, accused of political murder and supporting the enemy. Prosecution sources said the Oovernment would demand the death penalty for the two men, one of whom
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    Lock icon Siamese twins
    24 1 FAENZA. (IUly) Wed. A 32-year-old woman has given birth to Siamese twins born facing each other and Joined at the chest. Reuter.
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    SLEEPING PILLS KILL WIFE OF GETTY Jr.
    114 1 SLEEPING PILLS KILL WIFE OF GETTY Jr. ROME, Wed. Talitha Getty (above), wife of J. Paul Gettj Jr., has died here, apparently of an overdose of sleeping pills. The 31 -year-old former actress was found unconscious on Saturday night in her Rome apartment and died in a clinic without regaining
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    Lock icon Arson charge
    34 1 LOUISVILLE. Kentucky. Wed. A 21-year-old nurse's aide, hailed as the heroine of an old people's home fire that killed 10 of the residents, was today Indicted on arson and murder charges. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Jordan admits raids against guerillas
    140 1 Jordan admits raids against guerillas AMMAN, Wed. King H v s s c 1 n's troops swept Into Palestinian guerilla strongholds In northern Jordan today In an attempt to force the commandos to move their bases from villages to the hills. Amman radio said Jordanian units stationed near Jerash "forced
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    Lock icon 'NO-LIMIT LIABILITY' LAW ON POLLUTION
    107 1 'NO-LIMIT LIABILITY' LAW ON POLLUTION TOKYO. Wed. The Japanese Government Is seeking parliamentary approval for a tough new anti-pollution law providing for unlimited liability of factories which discharge pollutants into the air or water. The new law is designed to strengthen the hand of pollution victims in seeking compensation from
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    Lock icon Prostitution Bill killed
    56 1 SACRAMENTO. (California), Wed. Bible-quoting housewives, women's ÜberatlonUts. policemen and a homosexual clergyman convince* 1 a legislative committee yesterday to kill a Bill that would have legalised prostitution In California The measure died on a voice vote of the assembly's criminal justice committee after a hearing jammed with
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    Lock icon North blames South for TV jamming
    87 1 rKYO, Wed. North Korea today accused Bouth Korea of systematic Jamming of broadcasts by two North Korean television stations. The accusation was made by Mr. Chu HyonOk, chairman of the North Korean Central Broadcasting Committee. It was reported by North Korea's official news agency
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    Lock icon Why I leaked the secret papers
    370 1 Why I leaked the secret papers —ELLSBERG YEW YORK, Wed. Dr. Daniel Ellsberg decided to leak the secret Pentagon Papers to the press the day he read that the case against eight Green Berets charged with murdering a Vietnamese double agent had been dropped. The former Pentagon aide, who faces
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    Lock icon The melting roads...
    58 1 TEHERAN, Wed. Roads melted as temperatures too high to be recorded evtn by scorch Ing Middle East standards shattered thermometers In Ahwaz, south-western Iran, today. The local weather bureau had to send to Teheran for replacements when two thermometers hit their maximum of 52 degrees C. (126
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    Lock icon 3 a.m. ROUNDUP
    51 1 SOVIET AIR BUILD-UP WASHINGTON, Wed Sen. Henry M. Jakson (Democrat Washington) said today the Soviet Union has nearly 6M supersonic military planes based in the Middle East. Some of them are so advanced they "are not yet widely available even within the Russian air force," he added.
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      54 1 Still going up! SINGAPORE, VVed. the 100-million mark. Water consumption yes- Yesterday's rainfall at the terday rose by 500,000 gal- catchment areas was negjilons to 100.8 million gallons gible: Peirce 0.02 in, Macßit- the fifth time in six days chic 0.03 in, and nil at that the demand level passed
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    Singapore goodwill expedition to London arrives in Penang
    213 2 OENANG. Wed. Singa--1 pore's first trans-con-tinental goodwill expedition to London arrived here today, completing the first leg of their overland Journey. Travelling in two vans, under the leadership of Capt Peter Chua of the Singapore Medical Corps, the 14-man team hopes to
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    Jobs await all willing to work
    339 2 Jobs await all willing to work JEK ON SUCCESS OF JURONG With the population com Ing close to 20.000, attention had been focussed on providing enough recreational facilities for the families staying in highrise flats, he said. Mr. Jek also touched on SINGAPORE, Wed THERE is a job for any
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    $50m anti-flood plan
    33 2 $50m anti- flood plan KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Selangor Government Is to spend about $50 million on anti-flood measures, which will include the widening of Klang and Gombak rivers, It was announced today.
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    Clerk wins $100,000 jackpot
    48 2 Clerk wins $100,000 jackpot SINGAPORE, Wed.— The 0 Toto jackpot of 5100,--000 in draw No. 53/71, held last week, was won by a government clerk with three children. The winner, according to a Singapore Pools (Pte.) Ltd statement today, had been buying three coupons faithfully for every draw.
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    School's prize giving
    46 2 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Outram Secondary School will hold its 18th annual speech prize Hiving day on July 31 at 3.30 p.m. in the Conference Hall. The Communications Minister, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin will address the school, and Mrs. Yong wl'l present the prizes.
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    Five called to the Bar
    50 2 SINOAPORE. Wed. Five lawyers were called to the Bar by the Chief Justice. Mr. Wee Chong Jin. in the High Court today. They are Messrs. Tay Kirn Whatt. Stanley Scow Keng Hay. Yeo Seng Bole, bank officer Chung Kah Gay and Mahendran Arasaradnam, of Ipoh.
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    Surgical meet
    46 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. A combined surgical meeting of the Unit of the Senior Surgeon will be held every third Saturday of the month from this Saturday at the orthopaedic lecture theatre, Outram Hospital, from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. to discuss interesting cases and problems.
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    Finns merge
    42 2 SINGAPORE, Wed. A Singapore air cargo firm Is merging tomorrow with a leading British company with a world-wide air freight network. The merger of Air Cargo International (ACI) of Singapore and McGregor. Swire Air Services Ltd. (MSAS) was announced today.
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    MP named envoy to Malaysia
    173 2 SINGAPORE, Wednesday iyHE appointment of Dr. Chiang Hai Ding, 33, A MP for Ulu Pandan, as Singapore's High Commissioner to Malaysia, in succession to Mr. Maurice Baker, was announced today by the Foreign Ministry. Dr. Chiang Is expected to leave for Kuala Lumpur soon to
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    CHRISTINE LEAVES FOR TOKYO BEAUTY PAGEANT
    103 2 CHRISTINE LEAVES FOR TOKYO BEAUTY PAGEANT /CHRISTINE Gabriel, 18 (above), Singapore's representative to the Miss Young International 1971 beauty pageant left for Tokyo yesterday morning. Christine, the beauty who had to lose pounds to better her chances of winning was in her tight- fitting sarong kehaya, looking very bright and
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    Shoplifter fined
    48 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. A man who stole a passport cover and a pair of swimming trunks at The John Little's Shopping Centre was today jailed for a day and fined S3OO. Wahab Abdl bin Idris All. 21, a barter trader, admitted stealing both articles on July 9.
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    Royal audience for envoy
    24 2 LONDON, Wed— Singapore's new High Commissioner. Dr. Lee Yong Leng, will present credentials to Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace tomorrow.
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    Drunken driver
    43 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. A Jobless man, Karam Singh s/o Chanan Singh, was today fined $250 and disqualified from driving all classes of vehicles for a year for driving a car under the Influence of alcohol at Bras Basah Road on June 7.
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    NEW BOAC PLAN TO MAKE AIR TRAVEL EASIER
    181 2 NEW BOAC PLAN TO MAKE AIR TRAVEL EASIER CINGAPORE, Wed. BOAC has introduced a new "fly now pay later" scheme here to be run in conJunction with the Chartered Bank. Under the scheme called the ticket investment plan (TIP) passengers could take off a week after making an Initial payment
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    Don't sour up relations, warns Razak
    150 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday TON Abdul Razak today warned Malaysian MPs not to make unsubstantiated charges against foreign diplomats here. The Prime Minister cave the warning in Parliament when an Alliance backbencher, Haji Ahmad Arshad iMuarI'tara) said some diplomats had been "collecting information" on Malaysia
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    LET THE 2 GOVTS DECIDE, SAYS BOAC
    134 3 LET THE 2 GOVTS DECIDE, SAYS BOAC KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The question of BOAC's share in MSA will be left to the Malaysian and Singapore Governments to decide, BOAC's chairman. Mr. Keith Granvllle. said here today. Speaking at a press conference, he added: "It Is for the two Governments to
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    East Pakistan: Tun's hope for settlement
    72 3 East Pakistan: Tun's hope for settlement KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Tun Abdul Razak today expressed the hope that the East Pakistan crisis would be settled amicably by the parties concerned. The Prime Minister said tins In Parliament In reply to question by Mr. V. David (OerakanDato Keramat) who wanted to know
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    Smoky car
    31 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. Madam Chua Guat Choon was fined $60 today tcr allowing the use of her car which emitted smoke at Upper Cross Street on April 9 last year.
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    It's all a big mix-up says 'missing' stripteaser
    307 3 It's all a big mix-up says 'missing' stripteaser SINGAPORE, Wed. Pretty Australian stripteaser Lana Griggs, 23, reported missing by her husband two weeks ago, popped up at a hotel here on Monday night and said: "It's all a big mix-up." She placed the blame squarely on her agent who sent
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    Four illegal immigrants jailed
    61 3 Four illegal immigrants jailed SINGAPORE, Wed. Four Indonesians were each Jailed for a week today when they admitted entering Singapore illegally on July 12. Leman bin Reban, 34, and Sman bin Ahmad, IS. were arrested on July IS at the sea off Pulau Sudong. Hussln bin All 23. and Ramll
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    Scout president
    20 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. Advertising executive. Mr. Tom Tan. has been elected president of the Scout Association's Tanjong Pagar district.
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    Easier China travel
    63 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Government will consider relaxing travel restrictions to China if such visits are for business purposes. I&is was stated by the Deputy Minister of Home Affairs, Haji Mohamed I Ya'acob, in Parliament today. Haji Mohamed, who was replying to an oral question by Mr.
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    When a 12-year old 'makes' $7,000 overnight
    153 3 When a 12-year old 'makes' $7,000 overnight CINGAPORE, Wed. What can you say when you are a 12--year-old girl who "made" $7,000 overnight? "Excited," said Angela Loh, a primary six student, who "made" the fortune when she won the first prize in a charity draw last week. Not that she
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    Hans Anderson
    21 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Behram R. Vakil, a shipping agency manager, has been elected president of the Hans Anderson Club
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    Concert by sisters to raise fare to London
    227 4 Concert by sisters to raise fare to London SINGAPORE, Wed— Two sisters. Miss Dm Tshul Fang, 19. and Tshul Fei, 17. will give a piano concert at the Cultural Centre on Saturday night. The musical evening is to help send Tshul Fei to London to take up a music scholarship.
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    Mission to Jakarta
    48 4 Mission to Jakarta KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A 13-member Malaysian trade mission will leave here within the next two days for a "hard selling" campaign In Indonesia. The delegation will also attend the official opening on Sunday of the Jakarta Trade Fair 19/1 at which Malaysia U taking part
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    German lessons
    34 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Adult and Learning for Living departments of the Chinese YMCA will start a 15-session course in conversational German for beginners on July 23. from 7.15 p.m. to 8.4S p.m.
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    Police guard for two counsel
    297 4 Police guard for two counsel INTIMIDATION COMPLAINT IN ASSAULT CASE SINGAPORE, Wednesday rnHE fourth district -L judge today ordered police protection for both counsel in an assault summons hearing against three prison officers. Mr. Anwarul Hague asked Asst. Supt. G. Tolson to protect Mr. N. Ganesan and Mr. T.T. Rajah
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    Raja: Better life brings drop in TB cases
    266 4 Raja: Better life brings drop in TB cases SINGAPORE, Wednesday TTOE dramatic drop in the incidence of tuber- culosis has been due to medical countermeasures and social and economic remedies, the Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, said tonight. Tuberculosis which was the number one killer 20 years ago has slipped
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    Fireworks show to mark end of play
    92 4 Fireworks show to mark end of play SINGAPORE, Wed. A fireworks display and film shots of scenes on the Thames will mark the end of "Ring round the moon." a Stage Club production to be performed at the Victoria Theatre from tomorrow to Saturday. The play, produced by Frank Warren,
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    Celebrations for N-Day
    53 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The three community centres In the Woodlands and Margining area will celebrate this year's National Day with free him shows, a cross country run competition and a dinner and variety show for people In the constituency. The activities will be conducted at the three centres
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    No more dirty linen at these hawker stalls
    172 5 No more dirty linen at these hawker stalls By R. CHANDRAN CINGAPORE, Wed. Dirty linen has vanished from Kandahar Street hawker stalls for the time being at least. The street looked neater today. So were the stalls and their owners. This follows gossip among the area's hawking community that the
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    28 accidents
    12 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. There were 28 traffic accidents yesterday, three serious
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    Law seminar calls for legal aid clinics
    247 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. rpHE eight-day AsianA South Pacific law stu- dents seminar ended here 1 today with a call to law j schools and professional law bodies in both regions to support the setting up of legal aid clinics. The seminar also resolved that
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    Hawker 'has no right to the $20,000'
    399 5 Hawker 'has no right to the $20,000' 'Ticket not handed in' so Toto man says: SINGAPORE, Wednesday SINGAPORE Pools Pie. Ltd denied in the High Court today that fruit hawker Tan Kirn Huat had any right under the company's rules to claim the first prize money of $20,850 in the
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    Man injured in crash
    45 5 SINOAPORE, Wed. Tan Yoke Seng. SO. was seriously injured when a car knocked him down at the Junction of Tan Quee Lan and North Bridge Road this morning. A passenger In the car. Miss Wong Yoke Chin, 20. was slightly hurt.
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    Trespass charge
    44 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. A hawker. Poh Poh Choo, 18. was today convicted on a charge of criminal trespass into the premises of Chuan Seng Electrical Company in Paya Lebar Road on April 21. Sentence was postponed to July 28 pending a probation report.
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    First Govt firm to set up works council
    166 5 Wed. The Singapore Electronic and Engineering Ltd., (SEEL) today became the first Gov-ernment-owned company to set up a works council. "We admire your entrepreneurial spirit and hope that your example will act as a catalyst to other firms," said Dr. David C.E.
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    MORE HDB THREE-ROOM FLATS FOR SALE
    83 5 MORE HDB THREE-ROOM FLATS FOR SALE SINGAPORE, Wed. Another 478 units of three- room imyroved flats in Loronr 4, Toa Payoh, will be sold by the Housing Board under the "Home ownership for the people" scheme. The 22-storej blocks of flats are at present the highest buildincs In Toa Payoh.
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    Officials silent on new anti smuggling plan
    210 6 Officials silent on new anti smuggling plan SINGAPORE, Wed. Official sources here today declined comment on a Jakarta news report that the Singapore Government had Riven the Indonesian Government a blueprint on how to beat smuggling between the two countries. The report said that the central theme of the plan
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    DAP broke 'secret talks' pact: MCA
    164 6 K. LUMPUR. Wed MCA secretary-Gen-eral Mr. Kam Woon W.ih today said that it was the DAP who "broke a gentlemen's agreement" not to disclose secret talks between the MCA and DAP. He challenged DAP leaders to deny that both party leaders had agreed to
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    Scholarships for students
    56 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Municipality will be offering scholarships to students for courses at the Technical College here beginning from the 1971/ 1972 session. Candidates who are given the scholarships would have to enter an agreement to serve the Munclpallty for a period of at least five
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    Pioneer youths
    39 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— The Minister of Culture. Youth and Sports, Da to Hamsah Abu Samah, told Parliament today that out of 2,228 youths trained at the National Youth Pioneer Corps at Dusun Tua. 1.487 had found employment.
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    Sylvia's job is convincing the kids she's Snow White
    249 6 CINGAPORE, Wed. Sylvia McCully, 22 year old Singapore ballet dancer and teacher, Is now absorbed with the task of convincing 10 children that she is Snow 1 White. In less than a month, she will have several thousands to contend with.
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    CALL FOR CENTRES TO TEACH MALAY
    112 6 CALL FOR CENTRES TO TEACH MALAY pENANO, Wed.—Lantux age centres similar to the Alliance Francalse should be set op to teach Bahasa Malaysia throughout the country, Chief Minister Dr. Lim Chong Eu suggested tonight. "There Is a great deal we can learn from the techniques and methods of language Instruction
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    Bleak future for 2,000 civilians
    499 6  - Bleak future for 2,000 civilians P.M. RAMAN Senior workers hit by bases closure By SINGAPORE, Wednesday lI A HI) times are forecast for some 2,000 local civilians in the higher echelons of service in British bases when they are closed at the end of this year. They are in their
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    Row over alleged 'abusive words' to boss
    168 6 Row over alleged 'abusive words' to boss CINGAPORE, Wed. Labour trouble is brewing in a Jewellery shop in High Strefover the alleged use o' "abusive words by an employee agaiast hs boss. The row is between the management of K. M. O Mohamed Ltd. and the Singapore Manua. and Mercantile
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    Road traffic
    34 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— The Government has embarked on five-year and 20-year plans to Improve road traffic throughout the country. Minister of Works. Posts and Telecoms. Tun V.T. Sambanthan, said In Parliament today.
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    Stabbed youth better
    44 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. The condition of schoolboy Tay Kok Boon, 18, who was admitted to Outrsm Hospital with serious stab wounds last Saturday was reported to be satisfactory tonight. Tay was stabbed twice In the stomach by a robber at Poole Road
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    Tragedy strikes the Ho family thrice in two years
    337 7  -  CHEW LEE CHING By CINGAPORE, Wed. Three years ago, the Ho's of Buklt Ho Swee were an ordinary family. There was no hint of the misfortunes to come. Then it happened in quick succession. First, the elder son, Ho Yuet Weng
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    GRAFT CASE DIRECTORS ACQUITTED
    171 7 SINGAPORE, Wednesday "p\VO shipyard directors were acquitted and discharged on corruption charges today alter a 14-day hearing. The move came when Senior State Counsel. Mr. K. S. Rajah, applied for the charges to be withdrawn. He gave no reasons. The directors— Ho Ah Lam alias Yee
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    Traders may have to burn stocks of cigarettes
    174 7 By IGNATIUS STEPHEN BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Wed. Millions of dollars worth of cigarettes In Brunei may have to go up in smoke in a blaze, that is. The Sultan's blanket ban on cigarette export has caught the Importers flat-footed. They say with
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    Scouts earn $94,500 during job week
    97 7 Scouts earn $94,500 during job week SINGAPORE. Wed— The Scout Association this year collected $94,543.04 during its annvral "Job week." Eleven thousand scouts took part in the Job week from April 10 to 14. They worked at all kinds of assignments ranging from car cleaning to moving packing cases. The
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    No plan to take over base
    33 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The RMAP has no plans to take over the RAAP base In Butterworth at present. Deputy Defence Minister Tengku Ahmad Rlthauddeen told Parliament today.
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    British expert here to study cause of cancer
    250 7 British expert here to study cause of cancer CINGAPORE, Wed. British cancer research scientist Dr. Robert Borland is here on the trail of a possible clue which could bring cancer cure a step nearer. He has been working at the Kandang Kerbau Hospital laboratories since his arrival on Saturday. Dr.
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    Postgrad talks
    52 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Prof. 0.8. Onp. a visiting professor In surgery from Hong Kong, will give a series of postgraduate lectures at the University of Singapore's orthopaedic lecture theatre. The lectures will be on July 21, 23. 28 and 30. Aug. 2 and 4, from 5 p.m. to 6
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    JURONG PARK TO GET SIX AUSSIE BIRDS
    94 7 JURONG PARK TO GET SIX AUSSIE BIRDS SINGAPORE. Wed. The Jurong Bird Park will receive six birds when the Premier of South Australia, Mr. Donald Dunstan, calls on Friday. Mr. Dunstan, who will be accompanied by officials of the Australian High Commission, will formally hand over the birds to the
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    Talk on guitar playing
    53 7 SINOAPORE, Wed— Guitarist Llm Kheng Khoon will give a talk and demonstration on guitar playing at the staff training room of the National Library on Friday at 3 p.m. The programme Is organised by the young people's service of the Library and Is open to all
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    Traffic fine
    33 7 SINOAPORE. Wed. Motorist Lee Tiang Klat was today fined $30 for falling to give way to a pedestrian at a zebracrussing at New Bridge Road on Aug. 22, four years ago.
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    Death note tells of wife's lovers
    506 7 Death note tells of wife's lovers SINGAPORE. Wednesday J^ BARTER trader murdered his wife and jumped to his death because he suspected her of having love affairs with three men, a coroner's court heard today. And a day before their deaths, one of the three suspected lovers a coffee powder
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    Centre plans bus tour
    47 7 SINOAPORE. Wed. The women's sub-committee of the Tlong Bahru community centre has organised a seven-day bus tour of Malacca, Kuala Lumpur Ipoh. Penang and Cameron Highlands from Aug. 15 to 21. The price Is tIOS per person. Children under 12 will pay MS.
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    'Pirate' fined
    33 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Pirate taxi driver Lee Cheng Khlang was fined $400 and had his car forfeited today for plying at Toa Payoh central on May 27. He had two previous convictions.
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      248 7 Straits Times Crossword H' |HF^ v I \r I I ACROSS lunatic (6). 4 Quality of a citizen (8). 7 f^f 7 1 a Talc* a urit*r fmm th# dale nearest to heaven (7). 10 Covering for the happy couple t n giddln«« irotn" <c" dy WHh *Wt f 18
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    Sultan of Brunei leads birthday parade of —nobles
    153 8 Sultan of Brunei leads birthday parade of —nobles BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Wed. Sultan Hassanal Bolklah today led a procession of nobles around the capital, on the eve of his 25th birthday tomorrow. The procession also marched the bersandlng ceremony of the Sultan's younger brother, Penglran Muda Sufrl. to his cousin
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    Causing hurt charge
    53 8 SINOAPORE, Wed. Tan Boon Ton. 35. a labourer, today denied using a baling hook to cause hurt to another labourer, Ismail bin Abu Bakar, at the Port of Singapore Authority Authority early this morning, early this morning Trial vi .is fixed for Oct. 16. Ball of f
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    Parking fine
    27 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. Jamil bin Din was fined $20 today for parking his scooter on the footway in Raffles Place on March 29 two years ago.
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    Meteorologists studying in Melbourne
    80 8 Meteorologists studying in Melbourne SINGAPORE, Wed— Two meteorologists from Singapore are now in Melbourne attending a general course in meteorology. They are Mr. How-Yuen Loo. 28. and Mr. Yong Mlow Koon. 23. both from the Meteorological Office In Paya Lebar airport. They left in March and will return to Singapore
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    Five from MSA fought accused: Steward
    385 8 Five from MSA fought accused: Steward 'MELEE ENDED IN FATAL STABBING' J^S MSA steward, .Johnny Sim Jui Meng, 20, described in the High Court today how his fight with an assistant hotel manager ended with one of his colleagues being fatally stabbed. Four other MSA employees had also Joined In
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    Malays get more jobs in industries
    127 8 Malays get more jobs in industries KUALA LUMPUR. 'Ned. The Ministry of Commerce and Industry is satisfied with the policy of employing m ult i i anil workers in projects approved by Government. Parliament was told today. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari said latest data available showed that in 1969. of
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    Taekwon-do grading
    45 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. The United Taekwon-do Group will hold its grading for 20 branch gyms at the St. John's Headquaters in Beach Road on Saturday and Sunday. The test will start at 2 p.m. on the first day and 10 a.m. on the second
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    SWITCH TO METRIC WILL RAISE PROBLEMS IN TRADE WITH U.S.
    207 8 SWITCH TO METRIC WILL RAISE PROBLEMS IN TRADE WITH U.S. CINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore's switch to metric will cause some confusion in trade with the United States, as the U.S. will still be using the imperial system. The US Department of Commerce Is aware of the problems arising from Sin gapore's
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    Motorist fined
    45 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. Motorist Tan Kay Huat was fined $25 today for a traffic offence four years ago. Tan admitted In court today that on July 22. 1967. he had not kept to the middle of the road before turning right at Keppel Road
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    Vet wins appeal against cheating conviction
    200 8 PENANG, Wed k SSISTANT city veteriA. nary surgeon T. Ramanathan today won his appeal against a lower court conviction and six months' jail sentence on a charge of dishonestly misappropriating $3,919 the cost of his wife's return air tickets to Canada. Ramanathan, 43, was
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      89 8 Aticy Oop By Y.T. Hamiin ■^B^l eve f^.i has/ COKJrRONTS Tnc "^^r 1 //T^J^w' P^K/fl ETC \~*H m^A. /7TWEC r*A^**~y A I /5c"V w I £,«7 1 hn t > r By At Lapp A UDOt-E. VHILE < ME DOT'S A LIDDLE Jr" i^^** l^ }> r- I'M RUNNINO J>-
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    Student wins free study at elite school in Japan
    268 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. A Singapore student is among three South-east Asians offered a free diploma course at one of Japan's elite schools, the Ashikaga Gakuen High School. Stanley Y.K. Tan, 18. a rubber dealer's son, applied to the school for a technical
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    Baby show
    35 9 SINQAPORE. Wed The Kampong San Teng community centre's women sub-committee will hold a baby show contest at 9 a.m. on Sunday. Mr. Ang Nam Plau. MP for Thomson, will give away the prizes.
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    LITTLE LORRAINE THE FLOWER GIRL IS FASCINATED
    123 9 LITTLE LORRAINE THE FLOWER GIRL IS FASCINATED WEDDINGS always have a fascinating hold on little girls. Little Lorraine Rozario (above) aged four, is no exception. There was fascination all over her little face yesterday when she played flower girl to the wedding of neighbo v r Patricia O Hara, a
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    Jailed: 2 who cheated firm of $150,000
    203 9 Jailed: 2 who cheated firm of $150,000 SINGAPORE, Wednesday TWO salesmen were Jailed today for misappropriating $150,000 worth of cooking oil belonging to a factory in Redhill Estate. Tan Quee Ann. 39, who was jailed for 15 months, admitted misappropriating $100,000 worth between March 20 and July 2 this year.
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    Talk on public relations
    58 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Training Within Industry alumni will hold a party at the premises ol the Federation of Boys' Clubs at Old Kallang Airport on Saturday at 7.30 p m Mr. CX Tseng, public lelatlons manager of a local advertising firm, will give talk on "Public
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    Police seek the relatives of dead man
    98 9 Police seek the relatives of dead man SINGAPORE. Wed. Police are looking for the relatives and friends of an Indian man of about 50 wno aicu at Outram Hospital on Juiy 4. The man was found unconscious after a fall In the Traffic Courts compound In Outram Road on June
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    Mushroom cultivation courses
    91 9 Mushroom cultivation courses SINGAPORE, Wed— The Primary Production Department will conduct the last two courses on mushroom cultivation one in English and the other in Chinese next month. Application forms are available from the agriculture section. Sembawang Held experimental station, Sembawang Road, or the Primary Production Department, seventh floor. National
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    Message to Hassan
    40 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Yang dl-Pertuan Agong has sent a message to King Hassan of Morocco, expressing relief at bis safety. Tun Kazak has sent a similar message on behalf of the Government and people of Malaysia.
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    Sheares to present State Colours to Scouts
    282 9 Sheares to present State Colours to Scouts SINGAPORE, Wed.-Sin-gapore's Chief Scout, President Sheares will present the State Colours and the Scout Association's flag on Friday at the Istana to a party of Scouts who will take part In two major world scout events. A 26-member group will first attend a
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    Taekwon-do buffet
    35 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Local taekwon-do Instructors will hold a get-together buffet and dance at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Sunday at 7 pm. There will be a demonstration by brown and black belt holders.
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      PLANNING NEEDS
      464 10 There is much to be said for the Second Malaysia Plan debate now occupying Parliament's attention, spilling over to the State Assemblies. The planning is ffderal, of course, but State Governments have a major rul.' to play, and State Assemblies have their own responsibilities. The plan emphasises this
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      EAST PAKISTAN'S TRAVAIL
      243 10 Normal conditions have still not returned to East Pakistan. This has been confirmed successively by newspaper correspondents, the British and German parliamentary delegations and now by the report of tho World Bank team which visited East Pakistan last month. Parts of the report first leaked to the
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      OUT OF POCKET
      248 10 First Negri Sembilan, now Selangor. In both States Assemblymen have wasted little time since the reopening of the Legislative Assemblies in improving their own pay and perquisites. Negri has made available generous loans for cars and houses. Selangor Assemblymen are to benefit from an extra $250 a
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    PING PONG DOWN UNDER OVER CHINA
    440 10 By Robert Trumbull C YDNEY The question J of Australia's relations with Communist China is shaping up as Uie prime issue on which the next national elections here will be fought. How the electorate decides could affect Australia's international posture as the southern anchor
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    Chasing pirates off the high seas
    1177 10  - Chasing pirates off the high seas WILLIAM CAMPBELL Joint efforts after Britain's rundown in By THEY MAY not be as rampant as the cut-throats who once terrorised South-East Asian waters in war-junks and swift oar-propelled perahu. But pirai.es no less brutal continue to be active enough in the region for
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      Citizenship query
      149 10 I HAVE lived in Singapore since 1952 but I am still waiting for my citizenship certificate. Efforts to obtain this document go back to 1967 when my father applied on my behalf, since I was then a minor. In 1969 I enquired about the outcome oi this request
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      RAINFALL FOR DAYS – BUT STILL WATER IS CUT OFF
      158 10 RAINFALL FOR DAYS BUT STILL WATER IS CUT OFF XJEAVY RAIN but a trickle of water from out taps: It doesn't make sense, does it? So let me add to the correspondence initiated by "H2O" (S.T. July 3) on the shortage of public water in Jerantut. For six months now
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      Pay arrears
      153 10 ARREARS are due to my wife as a result of her opting for the Sufflan Scheme, but up to now she and quite a num_ber of her colleagues at the Ipoh General Hospital have not received their arrears although others have been paid.' The arrears were to have
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      Untitled
      69 10 I REFER to the letter from 'Graduate' (S.T. July 2). It is not the policy of the University of Malaya to hold back a student's caution money once he Is graduated and is eligible for his refund. I shall be grateful If 'Graduate' would provide us with further particulars, so
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      45 10 "QRADUATE" (S.T. July 2) is Just one of many others who are still waitIng for the refund of Caution Money." I am also in the same spot and would be very grateful if the authorities would look into this matter. MATRIC NO. ***** (1969/70.) Pahang
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    8 11 WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE
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    Lock icon Four generals
    74 11 One died a hero and three were executed RABAT (Morocco): This picture, taken during a recent parade in Rabat, shows four army generals who died during and after the recent coup attempt. Cen. Bachir Boubali, loyal to King Hassan, was killed during the attack on the King's summer
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    Lock icon Publisher sues after 'unfit to run company' report
    176 11 Publisher sues after 'unfit to run company' report LONDON, Wed. Mr. Robert Maxwell, a former Czechoslovak refugee who rose to become an MP and millionaire publisher in Britain has sued a government department whose inspectors said he was unfit to run a public company. Mr. Maxwell, who built up the
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    Lock icon Thieu has broken his pledge says Ky
    391 11 Thieu has broken his pledge says Ky SAIGON, Wednesday y I C E-President Ky has accused South Vietnamese President Thieu of failing to live up to his promises and indulging in dictatorial practices. In a letter sent to President Thieu yesterday and made public today. Mr. Ky said these unfulfilled
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    Lock icon WOMAN SUSPECT MAY BE TOP MAFIA BRAIN
    151 11 WOMAN SUSPECT MAY BE TOP MAFIA BRAIN PALERMO Wed. Sici- lian police said here that 27-year-old Antonletta Bagarella. the first woman ever named as a suspected member of the Mafia, appeared to be one of the organisation's top brains. They also said they had obtained a large amount of additional
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    300 11 Yahya ready to meet Indira at any time... Mr. Lachance, Mr. Heath Macquarrie of Prince Edward Island and Mr. KARACHI, Wednesday PRESIDENT Yahya Khan has said he will go anywhere at any time to meet Indian Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi if it would help resolve current Indo-Pakistan tension, a
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      Lock icon Senate body's yes to 'Loan for Lockheed' Bill
      126 12 Senate body's yes to 'Loan for Lockheed' Bill WASHINGTON. Wed— The Senate Banking Committee tonlgh: approved a Bill designed to provide Federal loan guarantees for the Lockneed Alrcrait Corporation and other ailing ■companies. The vote was 10 to five. Committee chairman Senator John Sparkman (Democrat, Alabama) said he hoped the
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      £300 mil. British trade surplus
      187 12 I ONDON. Wed. Britain made a profit of about £300 million through the sale of its products, knowhow and services overseas during the first six months of this year, the Government announced yesterday. It means that the balance of payments the bookkeeping of commercial dealings
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      Lock icon A tough job to find dad
      94 12 A tough job to find dad TOKYO. Wed. An In--1 donesian woman was in Tokyo today hoping to trace her Japanese father through ber face. Mrs. Lai Mel-ling, S3, said the planned to undergo a beauty operation on her face, but her Chinese mother insisted she delay the operation until
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      Lock icon Actor sues for $75 million
      41 12 Actor sues for $75 million LOS ANGELES. Wed. Actor Robert Stack filed a US$25 million damages suit against the Columbia Broadcasting System, claiming it falsely depicted him as supporter of the Vietnam war by "deceptive editing of a propaganda film." Reuter.
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      Lock icon 18 say yes to 'China in, Taiwan out' UN move
      428 12 UNITED NATIONS, Wednesday £IGHTEEN States last night approved a formal resolution for the next general assembly to admit China to the United Nations and expel Taiwan. Their draft, approved at a private meeting, also stated for the first time, the
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      Lock icon Bankruptcy court told of million spent on Rita Hay worth...
      176 12 f ONDON. Wed. Singer Dick Haymes, former husband of movie star Rita Hay worth (above), spoke yesterday of the decline in his career after their divorce in 1955 and said be had spent a million dollars on ber. The 52-year-old
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      Lock icon Labour council for grouses
      68 12 LONDON. Thurs. The Opposition Labour Party announced yesterday It is setting up its own broadcasting council to which politicians who feel they have been unfairly treated by Britain's television and radio networks can compialn. The decision followed complaints by former Prime Minister Mr Harold Wilson and
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      Lock icon Teacher shot
      37 12 BANGKOK. Wed. A 19--year-old student shot dead his teacher yesterday in northern Chiang Mai province after the teacher scolded him for wearing white shoes Instead of regulation black shoes to school, police reported today. Reuter.
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      Peril in the plate shock
      235 12 WASHINGTON, Wed. The Food and Drug Administration ha.; warned that millions of pieces of ceramic dinnerware, Including some expensive china, are decorated with decals which can poison foods and beverages with lead and cadmium. The FDA advised consumers not to store acidic foods or beverages
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      Lock icon Missing links in Trans Asian railway line
      232 12 BANGKOK, Wed Missing links the proposed Tr; Asian railway line tal Just over 1,25 miles, according t report by Ecafe The proposed 8 mile line is an h sponsored project to Singapore with Lsu and the European way network. The report shows there
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      Lock icon Bombs find
      39 12 NEW YORK. Wed.— P acting on a Up-ofT from a caller who said he represented the Jewish Defence League, found six blasting caps, gunpowder and smoke bombs in a locker in a Manhattan airlines terminal yesterday. AP.
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      Lock icon Golkar sweeps in with 224 seats: Report
      458 13 Golkar sweeps in with 224 seats: Report JAKARTA, Wed. rpHE Government- backed Sekber Golkar group won 224 of the 360 seats contested in the recent Indonesian general election, it was reported today. Golkar's official newspaper Suara Karya published a detailed breakdown of the election results based on provisional returns three
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      Lock icon France angered by West German stand on Mid – East
      293 13 France angered by West German stand on Mid East PARIS, Wed. France is angry at West German Foreign Minister Mr. Walter Scheel for apparently abandoning a common stand taken by the six Common Market countries for a Middle East settlement, informed sources said. French Foreign Minister Mr. Maurice Schumann has
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      Lock icon Anti-war demo: Officer guilty
      123 13 f ONDON, Wed. U8 Air Force Captain Thomas Culver was yesterday found guilty of taking part in an antiVietnam War demonstration In London in May. He becomes the first American serviceman convicted on anti-war charges outside the United States. A court martial at the USAF base
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      Lock icon Why the US didn't improve missiles
      111 13 WASHINGTON, Wed. Deputy Defence Secretary David Packard said yesterday that the United States had deliberately held off improving the accuracy and power of Its MIRY multiple-warhead missiles. He hinted that this was an effort to reassure Russia that the U.B. Is not trying to
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      Lock icon CONTEMPT CHARGE BID ON CBS SHELVED
      86 13 Wed The House of Representatives today shelved an effort to bring an unprecedented contempt of Congress charge against the Columbia Broadcasting System for refusing to make available film that had been edited out of a controversial documentary The Belllng of the Pentagon." The House
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      Lock icon Rioters hijack truckload of bricks
      58 13 LONDONDERRY: Young rioters hijack a truckload of bricks outside a factory in Londonderry. The bricks are used for ammunition. Another British soldier was killed by gunmen early yesterday in Belfast. The soldier was with a patrol in a Land Rover which was ambushed in the
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      129 14 Imperial $0.74 —.03 G. Lumber $104 .12 ttnekt F. E. Ship $2.69 +10 •IW*»» Setron $1.64 +.09 power Telecom 354.000 IK ut !?m c "y Development 339.000 L* RG fi-2i. fSi Haw Par 266.000 ITIl Tl f?2o J -2?* Public Bank 215.000 Ben $1.49 +.05 U.E $2
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1056 14 BIO AND OFFER PRICES OFFICIALLY LIS-.EO AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADINC BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: INDUSTRIALS B S. CLOSING TONE: AH sections closed steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterda- Including odd lots totallec 3.348.000 3.131 000).
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      Trading turns brisk in steadier conditions
      240 14 STEADIER conditions prevailed on the stock Exchange of Ma'aysia and Singapore yesterday. Trading was brisker but the volume of business moderate. After an early run-up, prices levelled off marginally and closed with more gains. The morning trading was mixed and irregular with prices moving
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      Asian dollar
      65 14 THESE Asian dollar rates were quoted yesterday by the following banks: OCBC, Chartered, Bank of America. FNCB and National Bank of Chicago. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 mth 5-T» to «-H% 2 mths 6 to C-3/16% 3 mths 6-H to »-7/16% 6 mths
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1448 14 DUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 unless otherwise specified. Alran il) $1.56. (2) $1.55. Allied Choc. (1) $1.96. (1) $1.95. Ben (1) $1.45. (1)
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      Exchange rates
      185 14 THE Association of Bantu tn Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at July 14. Liocai dollars to one unit oi Foreign Currency Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar US. Dollar Local dollars to 100 units uf Foreign Currency Belgian
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      London Tin profits up
      332 14 CHAREHOLDERS of London tin Corporation have been promised a maintenance of the first interim dividend for the current year to March 1972 at 10 per cent. The second distribution, held at 32 J per cent for 1970-71, will depend on results which cannot be assessed currently.
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        109 14 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE. SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY CMenul Oil: bulk 154 sellers, drum ISfit srllera. Cwi Mixed (f.0.b.) looae July/ Auk. t'K/Cont. »33 B. Pspper: Muntok AST A white f.o.b. 100 NL.W ***** srllrrs. Sarawak white fob. 96'; NLW JIS2J seller* Sarawak sprc.al black f.o.b.
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        Tin price recovers
        183 14 Tin price recovers 'THE Straits tin price in A Penang yesterday recovered $2 to $64 1.12 'a per picul on an official offering down 45 tons to 233 tons. The market was fairly steady with better support at all-round levels, especially from the United States, was evident. LONDON: Tuesday's tin
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        PALM OIL
        38 14 In London on Tuesday the price of Malayan S per cant CIF UK/N European port* In bulk. *ttrllnc per lone ton Nov. Dec. >v unquoted after Nov. {ill paid (fill *ell<r* or UK $261 J icllem
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        CLOSING PRICES
        23 14 JULY 14. RUBBER: 99.75 cents per kilo (down 1.00 cent). TIN: $641.12} (up $2). Official offering 233 tons (down 45 tons).
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        55 14 Tuesday Mtnday 1U lUI. London 40.31 40.375 Beirut 40.60 40.63 Honckong 41.79 41.64 Zurich UNCH 40.3A8 UNCH 40 458 Part* Cloned 40.81 B'pore (1) 41.928 41.79 S B'pore (2) 157.10 156 60 (1) Export price in non-aterling area* In U.S. dollar* per ounce. (2) Local dealer* prices
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        Copper prices
        37 14 London copper price* on Tuesday previoua In brackets: Wirebar— Spot buyer £449 00 U.V19.00) seller {470.00 < £509.50): Three Month* buyer £479. C0 < £515.00) seller f 4 SO 00 (£515.50) Market Imw: Easy Mil 5.560 tons.
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        GAZETTED PRICES
        75 14 OMIF. Malaysian Minister x of Finance has Bxed these rates for calculating Customs duties for the C-riod from July 15 to 21: übber 47 < K cents a lb. Copra $526.00 a ton Palm Oil $620.00 a ton Palm Kernel $306.00 a ton The. rates of duties payable
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      RUBBER DOWN
      334 14 A QUIET session ruled LONDON: Rubber eased on yesterday's rubber broad front on Tuesday in a market during the morn- continuation of the recent ing trend. Offtake at the scale London advices were a down was «fw»ieiy »^t«> little lower than expected End-May Singapore stocks and after a
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      SE ruling on bid situations
      475 14 SE ruling on bid situations MOTOR Investments quotation was terminated after trading closed last night on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. This is because Inchcape's offer had attracted over 91 per cent acceptances. The last date of the offer is July 30. Outstanding contracts In Motor Investments must
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        MELBOURNE
        323 14 MELBOURNE, Wed— Oils and heavyweight miners eased considerably In quiet trading on the Melbourne Stnck Exchange today. Speculatlves were marginally down while Industrials firmed a bit. Volume was below average and little enthusiasm was shown. Woodside sold as high as $1 15 but closed 13 cento down at $1.05
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        NEW YORK
        250 14 YORK. Tues—A sharp decline In IBM and other select glamour Issues sent the market reeling and halted Its recent uptrend. The popular market averages, which had posted moderate gains Qa the past five sessions, suffered sharp setbacks. The Dow Jones Industrial average fell 11.03 points and the New
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        HONG KONG
        212 14 IJONO KONO. Wed. The market opened and closed on a lower note. Hone Konc 8/Bank*. local register, opened up at HKJ242. down HK$4 on yesterday's closing price and finally closed at HK1240. down HK$6 on the day The London register opening at HK$2lB Improved in small trading to
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        Indices
        74 14 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Tuesday 73 74 Monday 73 67 Week ago 72 47 Rl/BBERS Tuesday 208.83 Monday 208.47 Week ago 193.55 OILS Tuesday 355 04 Monday 351.99 Week ago 351.29 INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 402.7 Monday 394 4 Week ago 383 6 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 892.38 Monday 903.40 Week
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    280 15  -  NANCY BYRAMJI JEK OPENS JURONG'S MAMMOTH OPEN-AIR CINEMA By ALMOST 900 cars lx took the long drive out of town into Jurong's martini o t h open-air movie house, the J v r o n g Drive-in Cinema, which opened last night. The cinema, which was
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    Salesman stabbed grappling with thug
    86 15 Salesman stabbed grappling with thug CINGAPORE, Wed. A counter salesman was stabbed in the right palm by a thug tonight. Moments earlier six robbers—all armed with daggers—had entered the Majula Book Centre in the Cathay Arcade. Abdul Jabbar. 50. raised the alarm and all six took to their heels. They
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    N-Day joy
    24 15 SINGAPORE. Wed. Lion dances and koon-tow demonstrations will be some of the highlights of the Joo Chiat community centre's National Day celebrations.
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    RTS has no means to take part in TV series
    344 15 RTS has no means to take part in TV series SINGAPORE. Wed. -RTS does not have any facilities to play any leading role in TV and film producer Leonard Freeman's proposed TV series to be filmed here. An RTS spokesman, who said this today, pointed out that Its equipment mainly
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    French N-day reception
    45 15 SINGAPORE, Wed. A reception was given by the French ambassador. Mr. Marcel Flory. and his wife at their residence in Gallop Road tonight to celebrate French National Day. The Health Minister. Mr. Chua Sian Chin, represented the Singapore Government at the reception.
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      158 15 HBPSH More and more "itstligent and adven-" By^jr^^B turous young men with initiative and B»1.WBf n>9h degree of .physical fitness are resWai^~^aß If P° ndin 9 to tnis challenge. Those who ■EblbiHbl I havß |o ned tne SAF as pilot trainees are confident of graduating as pilots, proud IIMMAiiAiIMA t0
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      865 15 On your TV and Radio 3.00 P.M. Opening followed by Tennis or Ping Pong? A General Hospital World Wide Sport) 24S Programme Summary Savage Image 3.20 Nam Isainyarkal Featur- 7.11 Fury Skin Divers 4J Toto Draw *-5* Programme Summary ing Armumugam (T repeat) 7.41 News (0 3(s Wayang Kulit 7.57
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      Shapeless smock is top—and with smocking too
      589 16 Shapeless smock is top— and with smocking too ONG KIAT BENG reporting from London \l-\- the girls, well practically all those in London, are wearing the smock. It does not matter that the smock, as you will remember, was, or rather still is, maternity garment No. 1. The smock shape
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      Students' welfare scheme launched by Asian women's association
      349 16 THERE were two good reasons why it was a happy occasion last week when members of the Asian Women's Welfare Association got together to have a sumptuous curry lunch at the home of Mrs. Prem Bhatia in Pierce Road, Singapore. Firstly, because
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      128 16 Ad<«rl'»emtnt Preserve jrour Mouthful Beauty To preserve that natural dewy complexion when spending the day out-of-doors, all you need do is to smoothe a film of oil of Ulan over the skin before applying make-up. Give a generous amount to the delicate skin tissue around the eyes as this is
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      318 16 Advancement i Beauty while you sleep INDULGE and pamper 1 your skin while sleep works Its natural wonder. Pat on the gentle nourishment of Ulan vitalizing night cream and you'll awaken with a skin that Is satin smooth and freshly youthful. While you sleep Ulan revitalizes cells; replenishing moisture to
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  • Letter to the Editor
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      Replies from the Govt
      244 17 THE Water Department had not received any report of people wasting water in Sennett Terrace until the letter from "Concerned" appeared in the Straits Times on June 30. We Investigated Immediately on the same day and the next day. Surprise checks were again carried out in
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      143 17 I REFER to the letter by "Miss Resident" complaining of noise nuisance from a wooden case factory at Jalan Perisal S.T.. June 23). Our investigations confirmed that the noise came from two cutting machines and the hammering of wooden crates. The owner of the factory has been advised to abate
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      107 17 I REFER to the letter from Mr. Ted Pontl (S.T. June 30) about dirt on our beaches, especially at Pulau Übln. The cleansing of our beaches. Including Palau Übln. Is undertaken by contract labour and the contractor responsible has been penalised whenever unsatisfactory maintenance is noted. inspections following the complaint,
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      Sound-proof rooms for mahjong games
      177 17 Sound-proof rooms for mahjong games YOUR correspondent "Puzzled" (ST., July ■■■10) is very naive. Of course, it is no offence to have a mahjong game among friends. Unfortunately, many mahjong parties are very noisy and they usually continue Into the early hours of the morning. Many are played net inside
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      CASH DEPOSIT OF $500 JUST TO GET $538!
      261 17 CASH DEPOSIT OF $500 JUST TO GET $538! A chit-fund shock DECENTLY I joined a chitfund $20 a week for 50 weeks. I had to make a bid for the money because of personal reasons. After failing for two weeks I succeeded in my third attempt. I then provided a
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      174 17 rw\HE girl whose hair was X snipped in the bus may think that there are no more clvlc-minded people around because not a single passenger went to her rescue or sounded a warning to her. But there are still some civic-con-scious people. Let me illustrate two Incidents to prove my
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      76 17 I READ with Interest MKM's complaint last week about postal deliveries. I envy him. He Is lucky to get his morning mall at 11 a.m. This morning (July 5) I received my first mall delivery at exactly 1.45 p.m. —or was it the first afternoon delivery? I wouldn't know, because
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      197 17 COULD the HDB kindly help the residents of Block 92 in Toa Payoh who are victims of noise pollution. The market which is barely 20 yards in front of the block Is already making enough noise. In addition, we have to suffer the noise from the food -stalls at night.
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      67 17 WILL the Postal authorities concerned kindly look into the inefficiency of postal services at Jalan Jurong Kechij' A letter posted and ctiopped by the post office on June 4, was delivered to me on the 12th. I do not wish to stress the importance of the contents of the letter
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      24 17 TH E postal authorities should Introduce a more presentable and convenient pocket-size account book. This will attract more depositors. FOOD FOR THOUGHT, Singapore 12.
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      Help for ladies in distress
      205 17 RECENTLY In your columns I read a letter concerning discourtesy to a driver on the road. Several Sundays ago I drove out to Sembawang. and parked my car off the road in a timber yard. After walking around the township I returned to my car
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      How to make people sit and wait
      189 17 How to make people sit and wait THE Immigration Department at Empress Place has long been in urgent need of a public address system. Benches provided for waiting applicants and the like are insufficient, too. When a person submits an application, he or she has to wait at another counter
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      31 17 rpHE two bus-stops along A Changi Road, between Lorongs 104 and 106, serve no less than 12 bus services. When are the authorities going to put up shelters? T.C.T., Singapore 14
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      40 17 ANNUAL Hpf Wr mM 0 r^^s. *£tt&s3«l big reductionsf^nr^ in all V departments fl!RJv\. h& big savings al \l ikJ avail W^K DEPARTMENT STORE T( A-j-'r FlprtrnQtatir Sales Service 118-120 MULTI SIOREVUR FiRH BIDING GS^^rteVto SINGAPORE ITEL ***** I J
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      28 17 LETTERS to the Editor will not be considered for publication unless full names and addresses are Riven. Include a pseudonym if you do not want your name published.
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      352 17 BANISH GREY HAIR WITH GREY-AWAY. (S5P 1 Imported from Soul Pattinson Australia. Apply Souls Grey -Away each day when brushing your hair, and brush 0 away your grey. See the gradual change and the colour will not *>« -J wash or rub out. no stains too f^Q^^^H ant definitely non-greasy.
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  • Obituary
    Deaths
    103 18 MR LIM KIM CEOK passed away peacefully at his re.idence 70 Lorong 19 Geylang on 14 7.71 He leaves behind 1 daughter and dauKhter-m--loss Cortege leaves the house for PentecoFt Methodist Church In Koon Renic Road at 2 45 p m. and thence to Mount Vernon Crematorium on 15.7.71
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    In meoriam
    25 18 IN EVER LOVING MEMORY of It. .nun Dn>. darling wife, beloved motner who left us on 15th July li v husband and children.
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      3270 18 6IHIKAL ADVMnSfMfNTS Mn.TISE.ENTS ACCEPTED UP 10 AHNOUNCtMINT/rKSONAL slept*. e-t. «rs SH PM. MIIY l*mn H* sa*»»^aia»t» SI MaM al kWsna ssr» H tttts «»rt. atahmal aalr fi.Et 8 wmt. mmtmm V» to* M ■«»•<• ntONE Ci.T.S. TEL: *****1 Mlnrnmiii M*V- /or M word, ummn mt mm** «.n details ill rtil
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      1821 18 OXLEV CAROEN luxuriously furalah- SERAMCOON OAROBN B.TATB ed nat 2 bedrooms servant's room. single atorey terrace, area, over 2.800 Conuct tel. *****5 during office aq. ft. Phone Victor A Mendex Pte. hours. Ltd., *****K/***** (Spore). FULLY FURNISHED 2 STOREY bun- OI.T. 16 LUCKY OAROBN, 2-storey galow at 60/6OA Toh Crescent.
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      1848 18 LEARN TYP.WMITINO 10 week. FURNITURE FOR MIRE at Sin Oee rapid course. shorthand theory. Seng. 83 Rochore Canal Road. Tel «t>r»d individually groups) mom 21X27 ***** Spore. evenTngs: speed SELF-DRIVE CAR. .1. latest mode--50/130 for L.C.C. 72/Pltman'e from City Car Rental. Al4. Hotel Sept. 71 Bookkeeping: Elementary/ Mlramar. Spore Tel:
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      122 18 Announcements LATEST SCIENTIFIC TREATMENTS r'or natural facelifting, brown patches, acne, all skin condition*, regular facials, postnatal and spot- reducinx conault I^Miise Klerk, medically trained and qualified Beauty Specialist with 22 years tropical experience, recently back from Paris with the latest machines and methods. Hotel Slngapura. telephone *****3 (Spore). ANNA SIM
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      1369 19 TO LIVERPOOL ANP OTHER U K Cl RTS^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ""TueTSore Sails P S'haa Ptnang \:\'z\- 6i>sio s rj, 5 JS jit Tinti nt BL 1 l»erpool Jaly 23 Jary 21 A»onmouth. Liverpool Jaly 24 Jaly 21 Jaly 77 71 ?.\«V lenoes. Liverpool. Belfast.. Aaf S Aaf T Aaf I/It tag 11
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      1126 19 lIKCT TO HAMBURG II 30 PAYS P. Sham Penjrg Singapore LOADINC FOR: PATAGONIA Sailed Sailed Jaly 17 II Cblanca. H'burg B'men. R'dam, Adam, G'burg. Aavhus. C'hafen SUMIAWA Juy 21/11 Jaly 17/21 Jaly 21/ 1 H burg B'men, A'dam 'R'dam. A'werp. Oslo, G'burg, Malaio. PASADENA Aif 117 tag 13/14 Aaf 15/
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      1073 19 war m aaar aKaW mm mam BBBBa^k^aaßßßßßßßßa>aaßßßi^aß^B^iaa^aaatßßaaaaßaßßa^BnL IM-,1-. mW^fr ===^mWSS^mmmWmWm\ wfwti n raw EXPRESS SERVICE TO LOWDPN. LIVERPOOL I COWTINENTU POUTS BENMHOR For mm Aaf 21 Singapore P. Sham Penang Bremen Aag 2t G 11 34/Tteat Jaly lt/11 laly 11/lt Rotterdam lag 11 BENDORAN Singapore P Sham Penang For London
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      1297 19 FORTNIGHTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST US A. New York Penang P. Sham S pore Kingston MARON Si. lei Jaat 12 It Part laly 17 i KYOTO Sailed Jaat 21 Aaf 4 Aaf 5 lag 7 Oct I vtStHOLM Sailed Jaly 13 Aaf 13 tag 17 Oct 24 LAOMEOON
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      1075 20 _________________________________________W__________ wm KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JR R West Australia/ Singapore /Japan Service I Frtmantlt ?pon Keelung YakM,chi/Mgo»a Y^haM Kobt I Belg.ua Maru 21 Aug 2 Sept Sept 11 Stpt 14 Sipt 17 Sept c ITiipti cag. 11. Jilt. Osaka. Naft,i. YHiU-i KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN. H. KONG,
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      934 20 OR NEW ZEALAND Penang P. Sham Singapore Ltaliag far: i HAKIATA" 21 Aug 21/22 Aag 21/24 Aag Auck. Well, Lrft, D'dm Carries 12 passengers TRAITS MADRAS SERVICE: Sngapore P. Sham Penang lialitg far: UULAt Sailel la Part II Jal, Nagapattinam, Madras. UULAt 2 I Aug I Aag II Aag Nagapattinam,
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      862 20 A, NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) A ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY. SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3T JK— EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H BURG, R'DAM. HAVRE. Singapore P. S"*a"i Pe^ang Am«es: lEPTUNE AMETNYST la Pirt II July London 13 8. H'burg 17 8. R dam
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      874 20 tSk SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No 3OE. Jin Ampang Kuala' u.npur I I The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P Sham Penang Arrives: lUNCA Raya 24/21 Jaly 27/H Jal, 31/ 2 Aaf Ma.re XS, London^2B^B^ A'werp 79, Bremen 9 9 BUNCA TANJONC 3' 5 Silt 1/ 9S.pt
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      770 21 _V^_r__ _B__^^__"^ _P^_____i FAR EASTERN FREIGHT CONFERENCE NOTICE TO TIMBER SHIPPERS Please be advUed that the Par Eastern Freight Conference h r k l _?.,i o charler vessel to load timber for LIVERPOOL __7t4rrMu?. UTH Pre^nt'iK SINGAPORE end July and PORT bWETTENHAM early Auquu The vessel will be operated on
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      477 21 Ujtjt TAYLOR WOODROW INTERNATIONAL LIMITED Announces the opening of i BRANCH OFFICE at: 4TH FLOOR, AIA BUILDING, 1, ROBINSON ROAD, Te 9,2.35 SINGAPORE, 1. ***** other offices remain unchanged: Taylor Woodrow-Dillingham J.V., East Lagoon Wharves, P.O. Box 37. Maxwell Road Post Office. Tel: 983-655 Singapore. 2. 983-656 Taylor Woodrow International
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      998 21 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY AUTHORITY TENDER NOTICE TENDER NOTICE TENDERB are invited for ElecTENDERS are Invited for Pro- trlcal Installation to Freight BUposed ConnecUon of Existing tlon at Trafalgar Street. East Sewer at Buklt Berlayer Road to Lagoon RW.D Main at Telok BUngah documenU may
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      791 21 PI BLH I TILITIES BOABD, .■■■■■■.■__|__^__B SINGAPORE NOTICE TO (ONSIMERS INTERRIPTION OF STATE OF SARAWAK ELECTRICITY 81PPLIE8 BTATE F BARAWAK t Applications are Invited for the J 2.**" t0 e _f ble "'^r- 0 following post:Htgh Teniion cables to be carried out at Jalan Übl Klo»k. It Is ne- l
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      397 22 THE STATE TRADING CORPN. OF INDIA LTD. (A GOVT. OF INDIA UNDERTAKING) Change of Address As from 15th July, 1971, our Singapore Branch office will be located at: Bth FLOOR, 809 SUPREME HOUSE, PENANG ROAD, SINGAPORE 9. Cable: ESTICI Tel: *****. SINGAPORE CORDAGE (PTE) LTD. (Rope Makers With Pioneer Status)
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      891 22 TAWABAN NOTIB TAWARAN2 ada-lah dl-pelawa dan akan dl-terlma dl-pejabut Ketua Pegawal Perubatan dan Keslhatan, Selangor. Tlngkatan Satu. Bangunan Federal. Jalan Campbell, Kuala Lumpur sahlngga Jam 12.00 tengah hart. 16hb. Ogos. 1971 bagl membekalan:— "LAI'NDBY EQUIPMENT DETERGENT CHEMICALS" Part I Chemicafci Item No. Description 1. Anhydrans Carbonated Alkali with cmc. alkalinity
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      1001 22 NOTICE FOB APPLICATION FOB MAJLIS PEBBANDAKAN IPOH A "PETBOLEUM AGBEEMENV Prmbln»«n j»Un penendirUn LNDEB THE PETBOLECM I &««s£*„£&. ££S MINING ACT, 1966 din Jalan Hussrln Application, are Invited from %-f v^ b <*«£? SMSS. established petroleum exploration «N.S and development companies for a Ipoh dl-bawah "Petroleum Agreement under the <yM
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      932 22 LEMBAC.A PELABOHAN KERETAPI TANAH MELAYL' AMBASSADOR HOTEL LIMITED SWETTENHAM (Incorporated In the ti viii-R viiTiii- Tawaran2 adalah dl-pelawa Republic of Sinjaporrl K NOIIIt dartpada pemborong2 Kelas "C" M Tc HFfiEBY OIVBN Tenders are Invited from Port ke-aus yang berdaftar dalam lh^ „,'ti >,mi Meetltii; registered Class B contractors j.batan Kejuruteraan
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      Boycott tops Test batting averages
      438 23 Boycott tops Test batting averages LONDON, Wed. Opener Geoff Boycott topped the England batting averages with 123 runs, with an unbeaten 121 as his highest score. Zahir Abbas, Pakistan's batting genius, heads his country's list with a 96.50 average. His First Test 274 was the highest for the two countries.
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      Surrey fail before Intikhab's spin
      322 23 Surrey fail before Intikhab's spin r ONDON, Wed. for 57 runs on the lj 1-an.is tan's captain opening day of the Intikhab Alan spun out touring team's final seven batsmen from his match in England at own county, Surrey, The Oval, here today. Surrey collapsed to 166 all out. but
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      No invitation for Peking
      58 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Government will not Invite communist China to participate In the Mcrdeka anniversary soccer tournament next year. Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports Dato Hainan bin Abu Samah, told the Dewan Ra'ayat this today. He was replying to an oral question by the
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      'Locals' can stage a comeback in the King's Cup
      504 24 By EPSOM JEEP LOCAL jockeys and apprentices used to do well in the King's Cup. They won four of the first six running of the big Kuala Lumpur sprint. Moses Lee, when still an apprentice, won the first King's Cup on
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      Lock icon Emerson quits after one set
      124 24 Emerson quits after one set WASHINGTON. Wed. Roy Emerson of Australia yesterday withdrew from the US$5O,OOO Washington Star international lawn tennis championships suffering from a leg injury after losing the first set of his match to Patrlclo Cornejo of Chile 6-4 Emerson. seeded 11th here, aggravated a groin injury he
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      35 25 NEW YORK. Wed. Davey Vasques knocked down Rlcardo Delgado of Mexico twice last night to avenge his only defeat with a unanimous 12-round decision at Madison Square Oarden In their bantamweight match. UPI.
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