The Straits Times, 10 November 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCFEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    $100 m boost
    473 1  - $100 m boost P.M. RAMAN: Swelling surge of Taiwan money By Singapore, Tuesday SINGAPORE bankers today estimated that in recent weeks a sum of $100 million has flowed into the Republic from Taiwan. And said some of them, 'That is a conservative figure/ The inflow, channelled mainly through Hong Kong,
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    Lock icon We must join in region's defence: Gorton
    182 1 CANBERRA. Tues. V Fornvr Australian Prime Minister John Gorton said today Australia should be willing to join with countries such as Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore to prevent any possible overt attacks in the region. He told the House of Representatives that it was
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    Lock icon Shock polls defeat for Marcos -party
    221 1 Shock polls defeat for Marcos -party- MANILA, Tues.— The Philippines Opposition Liberal Party today appeared to be heading for a shock election success over the ruling Nacionalistas of President Marcos. With some two million votes counted from the eigtt million In yesterday s poll, Liberal candidates were ahead in seven
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    Lock icon Tito's hopes
    25 1 BELGRADE, Tues. President Tito, returning home from a three-nation Western tour, said tonight that "there are now greater hopes lor safeguarding peace." Reuter.
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    Lock icon Cameras on Mars
    30 1 PASADENA. (California). Tues. Scientists turned on the cameras today of Mariner 9 as the f-pace explorer sped Into the homestretch cf Its six-month vo>a?e to Mars. UPI.
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    53 feared dead in Hercules crash
    136 1 ROME. Tuesday AN RAF Hercules carrying 46 Italian parachutists and a British crew crashed and exploded in the Mediterranean off the Italian port of Livorno early today. Italian military officials said they believed there were no survivors. The plane, which was to have taken
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    Mao's niece
    96 1 FIRST picture of Miss Wang Haljung, a niece of Chairman Mao Taetung. and a member of China's first dele fat i on to the United Nations. Although there were five women in the 30-strong group which left China for the UN yesterday. Miss Wang is the only woman
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    Lock icon Mao's men at the UN
    50 1 Mao's men at the UN UNITED NATIONS, Tues. Three communist Chinese representatives arrived at the United Nations this morning to prepare for the takeover of the UN's China seat by the People's Republic of China. They belonged to the six- member advance party which arrived in New York yesterday. UPI.
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    Lock icon 14 killed in escape bid
    29 1 MANILA. Tues. Fourteen maximum security convicts were shot dead last night when they tried to escape from the national penitentiary. Five prisoners escaped. AP.
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    In memoriam...
    43 1 In memoriam PARIS. Tues. France observed the first anniversary of the death of former President de Gaulle today with a Paris rathedral ceremony for officials and a pilgrimage to his village grave for his widow and the men and women of France. UPT
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    Pakistani cipher clerk defects
    641 1 ANGERED BY TRANSFER TO ISLAMABAD SINGAPORE. Tuesday f^ CIPHER assistant of the Pakistan High Commission has defected in protest over the Bangla Desh issue. Mr. Ali Ahmad, 39, left the mission alter sending two letters to President Yahya Khan. Copies of the letters \xere circulated to
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    Lock icon 26 held in Belfast swoop
    91 1 26 held in Belfast swoop BELFAST, Tues. 13 Twenty-six people were arrested today after British troops seized arms, ammunition and 23 gelignite bombs in an overnight search operation in the Catholic area cf Belfast. A British Army spokesman said some 900 British troops searched scores of homes in the area
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    Lock icon 20 years' jail
    30 1 KHARTOUM. Tues. Rudolf Slelner, 41-year-old West Oerman mercenary. was sent to prison for 20 years today for his part In aiding a rebellion In the Sudan. Reuter.
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    Lock icon SWEDISH PLEA TO NIXON
    39 1 STOCKHOLM, Tues. Two hundred and fifteen of the 350 members of the Swedish Riksdag (parliament) have signed an appeal to President Nixon urging him to accept the communist seven point peace plan for Vietnam. UPI.
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      129 2 So, this is America A MEMBER of the sixman advance party of China's delegation to the United Nation being shown through the John F. Kennedy Airport on Monday. They were the first Chinese officials to set foot on American soil since 1950, when a deification from Peking attended a UN
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      LESSON ON HOW TO COPE WITH MAO'S MEN
      246 2 LESSON ON HOW TO COPE WITH MAO'S MEN ]\EW YORK, Tues— The 11 Chief U.S. delegate to the L'.N., Mr. George Bush, told his aides yesterday that relations between the Americans and the Chinese IN. delegates should be correct and businesslike, but as relaxed as possible. Mr. Bush, according to
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      Lock icon Peking blast at two super powers
      324 2 PEKING, Tuesday B AN G KOK, Tues. China's flag Hew today from a flagpole at the Ecafe head quarters here. The banner was hoisted to replace one that belonging to Taiwan.—UPl. QH I N A yesterday denounced the United States and the Soviet Union
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      Lock icon Amnesty: British Army brutal in N. Ireland
      473 3 I ONDON, Tues. Amnesty International, the Londonbased human rights organisation, today accused the British Army of using torture and brutality in Northern Ireland. It called for an international commission of nquii.. to investigate "serious am! substantiated allegations of til-treat-ment" of men arrested and
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      Lock icon Final bid for settlement with Rhodesia
      230 3 Final bid for settlement with Rhodesia LONDON, Tuesday. BRITAIN'S Cabinet has authorised Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Douglas-Home to make a final attempt at a constitutional settlement with the breakaway colony of Rhodesia. Qualified political informants said Sir Alec will fly to Salisbury on Friday with special envoy Lord Goodman who
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      Lock icon NOW FROM ENGLAND TO AUSTRALIA FOR £120
      183 3 NOW FROM ENGLAND TO AUSTRALIA FOR £120 I ONDON. Tues. A London travel firm announced tonight a new sea-and-air passenger service between England and Australia which will cost less than the journey over a century ago The service, due to star', next April, will use Jet llights from London to
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      Lock icon Gas chamber death
      75 3 LOS ANGELES. Tues. A Jury decided yesterday that Steve Orogan. a member of hippie leader Charles Manson s "family." must die in the gas chamber for the death of film stuntman Donald "Shorty" Shea. The panel of eight men and four women deliberated for 16 hours before
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      Crash kills 18
      36 3 BANOKOK. Tues. Eighteen people were killed, and. eight others Injured when their passener bus was involved In a collision with a truck in northeastern Korat province yesterday, the highway police reported today. Rf'iter.
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      Lock icon No more skins
      50 3 LONDON, Tues. The Ministry of Defence has bowed to protests from animal conservationists and ordered military bands to stop buying leopard or tiger skins for the big bass di ummers to wear. The bands in the future will buy imitation nylon skins, a Ministry spokesman said. UPI.
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      Lock icon Time stops briefly for Big Ben
      233 3 Time stops briefly for Big Ben I ONDON. Tues. Big Ben, the world's most famous clock, stopped yesterday. Th< giant cast iron hands o. the 115-year-old clock were out of action for 67 minutes when wiring left by Post Office engineers got caught in its mechanism. At the foot of
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      Lock icon Miss World contest: Tight security
      153 3 f ONDON, Tues. The tightest security ever on the Miss World Contest was imposed today as more than 50 fir Is rehearsed here for the final tomorrow. Only members of Mecca, the contest's organisers, security staff and chaperones were allowed to see the girls go
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      Lock icon Nixon is armed with new wage curbs ruling
      294 3 Nixon is armed with new wage curbs ruling WASHING TON, Tues. President Nixon was armed today with the new wage restrictions he wanted for the second phase of his antiinflation economic programme due to start next week-end The Government Pay Board voted last night to set a 5.5 per cent
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      Lock icon Hope by US for 'cooling off in Pakistan
      428 4 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. THE Government is hoping to see some of the heat go out of the tense Indo-Pakistan situation after its decision to cut off supplies of military equipment to Pakistan. J All that remains for Pakistan Is U.8.5l 60,000 worth of
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      Lock icon U.S. PLANES CONTINUE RAIDS INSIDE NORTH VIETNAM
      290 4 U.S. PLANES CONTINUE RAIDS INSIDE NORTH VIETNAM CAIGON, Tues. U.S. warplanes bombed gun batteries in three raids deep inside North Vietnam yesterday, the U.S. command said. The American bombing strikes hit airfields at Dong Hoi. 40 miles north of the demilitarised zone, Vinh 100 miles north or Dong Hoi. and
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      Lock icon Airport ruling
      27 4 LONDON. Tuea. Late-night takeoffs of jet airliners will be banned from Heathrow Airport from April to October beginning next year, it was announced yesterday. NYT.
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      Lock icon What the big cities have in common
      123 4 TOKYO, Tues. Experts from four of the world's largest cities have airreed that they had something In common air and water pollution, noise and nowhere to put their rubbish. The officials, representing the Municipal administrations of New York. London, Chicago and Tokyo, described
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      Lock icon First to break hunting ban
      53 4 OSLO. Tues. A Norwegian anthiopologist has been fined US$lOO for shooting a polar bear. Mr. Tony Brattenberg, of Oslo. Is the first person to be convicted in New Foundland of shooting a polar bear since regulations were amended in January to ban hunting of the
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      Lock icon Hirohito to meet Press
      59 4 TOKYO. Tues. Emperor Hiiohito will set another precedent next week by holding a news conference for members of the fcreign Press. Hlrohlto. 70. and Empress Nagako. 68. will meet 20 fcreign correspondents for a 30-minute news conference in the Impetial Palace on Nov. 16. a spokesman
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      Lock icon Ocean pollution
      46 4 WASHINGTON. Tues. Ncrweglan explorer Thor HeyerJahl warned today that parts of the ocean are as dirty and polluted as city sewers fouled by man's refuse of tin cans, plastic containers, glass bottles and oil. He was testifying before the Senate Ocean Pollution Committee. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Indira holds talks with Pompidou
      196 4 \|RS. Jndira (..in 1 X dhi being greeted by President Pompidou and his wife Cloude when the Indian Prime Minister arrived at Elysee Palace for talks with Mr. Pompidou on Monday. Mrs. Gandhi is on a three-day State visit to France. Interviewed on French television
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    UNIVERSITY'S SCHOOL OF EDUCATION TO CLOSE SOON
    154 5 UNIVERSITY'S SCHOOL OF EDUCATION TO CLOSE SOON CJINGAPORE, Tues The University of Singapore's School of Education, which conducts teacher-training courses for graduates in conjunction with the Teachers' TrainIng College, is to close soon. Informed sources today hi 1 th e tralts Tlmes l hat the school might "wind up by
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    No decision by insurers
    47 5 No decision by insurers SINGAPORE. Tues. No decision was reached at today's meeting of the Oeneral Insurance Association to discuss the introduction ol no-claim bonus into present Industrial Insurance schemes. An association spokesman Mtld the management committee would be meeting In a week's time (or further discussions.
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    Union show
    29 5 SINOAPORE. Tues —A variety show will be staged by the Pood. Drinks and Allied Workers Union to celebrate Its seventh anniversary at the National Theatre on Sunday.
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    More workers for Sabah
    50 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Another 800 workers are due to take up Jcbs In Sabah under the Malaysian Migration Fund Board scheme over the next three months. Since the scheme was set up In 1966. 3.635 West Malaysian workers and 4.743 dependant!, heve been sent to Sabah.
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    Sacked pilots get $36,000 as compensation
    164 5 Sacked pilots get $36,000 as compensation rpHREE MSA pilots who were sacked two years ago following a crashlandlng at Paya Lebar airport, will get compensation totalling about $36,000. Agreement on this was reached between the MSA management and the MSA Pilots' Association recently. The pilots are Capt. John Gordon Smith,
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    Ex-prisoner makes good the $307 he embezzled
    332 5 SINGAPORE, Tuesday AN ex-prisoner, who cheated the Singapore After-Care Association while employed as its hostel -warden, was given a 12 months' conditional discharge today when he restituted the money he embezzled $307. i Lawrence Lee, 50, was set free on bail and given
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    $20 MILLION PROJECTS PLANNED FOR KUALA LUMPUR
    126 5 $20 MILLION PROJECTS PLANNED FOR KUALA LUMPUR KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The Federal Capital Commission will spend more than $20 million on development projects here next year. Major schemes are: LOW COST Housing at Jalan Cheras. Jal a n Bungsar and Jalan San Peng ($8.6 million). ROAD improvements ($4.5 m .lion)
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    Tourist office to be set up in Frankfurt
    79 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Government is to set up an overseas tourist office in Frankfurt. Commerce and Industry Minister Inche Mohamed Khir Joharl said today on his return from a world tour. This was because of the Increasing Interest ;orelgners had for
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    Theatre row: Man held
    36 5 BANDAR SERI BEOAWAN. Tues. Sou (Ties broke out today at the Boon Pang Theatre when fans waiting !o see a Hindi film "Oeet" began squabbling the box office. Police detained one man.
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    Supt Shah is new traffic chief
    85 5 SINGAPORE. Tups Twenty years ago Supt. Niai Mohammed Shah was an investigating officer in the Traffic Department. He has now returned to the drparment as its head. Before assuming this new post, he was the Commandant of the National Police Cadet Corps. He took
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      687 6 PThe Rolex Oyster Case. In case. It takes us over a year to make a From a report by an independent master brushed my left side violent- to 34 deg. of frost at the top of the Rolex. institute of Submarine Research: ly and it was then that the watch
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    Schools reopen date sets a poser
    343 7  - Schools reopen date sets a poser MASIE KVVEE: Will these six-year-olds be allowed to register? By Singapore, Tuesday RE-OPENING of schools on Dec. 27 has set a poser for many parents: (Jan children who reach the age or six between Dec. 27 and Jan. 1 register for Primary One? The
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    More Indian capital may flow into Singapore
    95 7 More Indian capital may flow into Singapore SINGAPORE, Tues— There is "(?ood potential" for Indian investment in Singapore This was stated last night by Mr. S K. Sahgal. leader of the 31-man Indian delegation to the Asian Investment Promotion meeting at Singapore Hilton. Mr. Sa'.igal. who is joint secretary to
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    Piano recital
    16 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. American pianist Shura Cherkaasky will perform at the Victoria Theatre on Sunday.
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    $48 mil World Bank loan for Malayan Railway
    196 7 K. LUMPUR. Tues TTIE World Bank has ap- proved a loan of $48 million for the Malayan Railway for the purchase of wagons, rails and fittings and other equipment to improve its service. The railway's deputy general manager, Inche SharifT Hassan, said
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    'STAGGERING' RESPONSE TO AUSSIE TRADE SHOW
    67 7 'STAGGERING' RESPONSE TO AUSSIE TRADE SHOW CINGAPORE, Tues— Public v enthusiasm and first day sales at the Australian Industrial Trade Display have exceeded exhibitors' expectations. More than 1,600 visitors visited the exhibition site at Shangri-La Hotel in just over three hours yesterday. Up to late today, close to 2,000 more
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    $63,000 raid by customs
    49 7 TELUK ANBON, Tues. A combined customs and police party today seized 123 cases of dutiable brandy and five cases of cigarettes worth $62,750 In a pre-dawn raid on Bagan Ikan, a lonely fishing village near the mouth of the Perak River. Two men were detained.
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    Tree planting in Penang
    39 7 PENANO. Tues. More than 50C saplings will be planted by the Penang Rural District Council in several new housing estates and other residential areas next month as part of its drive to beautify the Island.
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    Illegal entry
    27 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. An Indonesian Ahmad bin Ohanl, 16. was jailed for three months today when he admitted reentering Singapore without any permit on Oct. 17.
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    Gang robs petrol pump boy of night's collection
    145 7 Gang robs petrol pump boy of night's collection SINGAPORE, Tues. Three men held up a petrol pump attendant and robbed him of the night's collection of $161 at a kiosk in Frankel Estate last nißht. Philip Ricardo, 20, said at about 10.15 p.m., four men drove up to the station
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    Mission going on Nov. 30
    53 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Malaysia's first rubber technical mission to China is to leave on Nov. 30. a top official of the Rubber Reasearch Institute disclosed last night. The eight-man team, to be sent by Pernas and the institute. Is to boost the sales of Standards
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    Course for executives
    39 7 SINOAPORE, Tiies. Th» National Productivity Centre win conduct a course on "Management by Objectives" lor top executives from Nov. 29 to Dec. 17. The fee is $150. and the rfoilne date for application if Nov. 22.
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    Failed to stop
    41 7 SINOAPORE. Tues —Motorist Tan Teow Kocn of Joo Chlat Teirace was fined $40 (or falling to stop at a "Halt" sign at the 1 unction of Upper Chargl Road and Tanah Merah Besar on July 9 last year.
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    M-cycle gunman makes off with $10,000 payroll
    205 8  - M-cycle gunman makes off with $10,000 payroll GERRY DE BILVA By SINGAPORE, Tues. A gunman on a motorcycle grabbed about $10,000 which a goldsmith shop assistant was carrying to the bank today. Ooh Teow Leong. 32, was waylaid outside his People's Park Complex shop In Chinatown. Ooh wanted to shout
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    Industrialists warned over delay
    93 8 Industrialists warned over delay TRUANT AN, Tues— Indusxv triallsts who fall to set up their factories In time may lose the land allotted to them. This warning was given here today by the State Development Officer, Inche Mohamed Kasslm bin Abdul Rahman at a meeting with industrialists at the state
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    Lawyer's 'non-existent firm' poser for High Court
    269 8 Lawyer's 'non-existent firm' poser for High Court SINGAPORE. Tues. The High Court today began hearing of a civil case with a poser from the start by parties in the suit. Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah was asked to decide if one of two firms Jointly sued for recovery of a
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    $45,000 embezzler confessed to SOS pastor
    137 8 $45,000 embezzler confessed to SOS pastor SINGAPORE. Tuesday OILL collector Teap Boon Tong, 37, In a fit of remorse yesterday confessed to the Rev. Carl M. Capen of the SOS that he nad embezzled $45,000 from his employers. Mr. Capen telephoned Messrs. Medical Hall and Chong Shing Paper Bags Co.,
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    Container wharf for Klang to cost $60m
    298 8 Container wharf for Klang to cost $60m PORT SWETTENHAM, Tues. The container wharf now under construction at the North Klang Strait, will take up more than half of the $118 million to be spent on the expansion of the port. Under the Second Malaysia Plan, the Federal Government has allotted
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    Electrical blueprint reading
    86 8 Electrical blueprint reading SINGAPORE. Tues. The Adult Education Board will conduct an eight-week course in electrical drawing and blueprint reading at Its Mountbatten LGPD Centre In Dakota Crescent starting on Dec. 12. The course. In English, Includes an understanding of electrical symbols, components and notations used In the electrical trade,
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    Fined $500
    40 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. Ooh Bock Beng of Jurong Road was Jailed for a day and fined $500 today when he admitted having obtained a driving licence at the Queenstown Driving Test Centre on June 12, while still under disqualification.
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    'PIRATE' TAXI DRIVER FINED $700
    62 8 SINGAPORE. Tues— Haron bin Razalee. was fined a total of $700 for using his car as a "pirate taxi" along Jalan Kachang on Oct. 4. He was fined 1400 for not having a taxi licence, and $300 for having no Insurance cover. Haron was also
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    'Unrecognised' doctors need Medical Council's yes to practice
    220 9 'Unrecognised' doctors need Medical Council's yes to practice SINGAPORE. Tues.— Singaporeans studying medicine in universities whose medical degrees are not recognised here can practice here on graduation with special approval from the Singapore Medical Council. A Health Ministry spokesman, who said this today, was referring in particular to medical undergraduates
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    Call for common data card for tourists
    335 9 Call for common data card for tourists Seminar told of way to improve information SINGAPORE, Tuesday THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board's assistant director, Mr. Wonc Loke Jame. today recommended that South-east Asian nations adopt a common entry /exit card to make tourist data more comparable and realiable. He was speaking
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    Man denies he grew ganja
    67 9 Man denies he grew ganja SINGAPORE. Tues A jobless man, Mohammed Amin bin Saflan, 39, today denied crowing a "Cannabls Sa 1 1 va" (ganja) plant at Park Road on Nov. 1. He also denied having 120 kartoos of ganja and 3;• lb. of the same drug in loose form
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    Flown back
    32 9 SINOAPORE. Tues. The body of seaman Shue Ing Hue, 30, of Taiwan, who was battered to death In a "red light" district last week, was flown to Taipeh this morning.
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    Cooking for charity
    43 9 SINGAPORE. Tues —Madame Marcel Flory. wife of the French Ambasador, will demonstrate French cooking at her residence. 7 Gallop Road, Singapore 10 on Nov. 25 at 10.30 a.m. In aid or the Children's Society. French recipes will also be distributed.
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    MORE INDIAN TOURISTS COMING TO STORE
    142 9 MORE INDIAN TOURISTS COMING TO STORE SINGAPORE, Tues. The number of Indian tourists to Singapore would double in the next few years, an Indian tourism executive predicted today. Mr. Pran Nath Seth, the Indian Tourist office's director for Japan and the Far East said: "Since the relaxing of travel restrictions
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    Hawker jailed for theft
    48 9 SINGAPORE. Tues— Hawker Mohamed Noor bin Ahmad, 25. was jailed for 18 months for stealing Asls and $16 belonging to a tourist. Mrs. Margaret Ann Ban field, from a car. Another theft charge against him was taken into consideractlon. He had a similar conviction.
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    Award for Gammon
    37 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Shell has awarded the company s quarterly award for the safest contractor on the oil Island of Pulau Bukom to Gammon (South-east Asia) Bhd. About 30 contractors took part In the contest.
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    Motorist fined, disqualified
    45 9 SINOAPORE. Tues. A motorist. Wong Chik. 39. was fined $250 yesterday after he was found guilty of driving carelessly and knocking Into a pedestrian in Stevens Road on March 2. He was also disqualified from driving Class Three vehicles for a year.
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    Ganja fine
    22 9 SINOAPORE. Tues. labourer Mutt bin Hassan, 19. was fined $200 today when he admitted having ganja at Pulau Bukom yesterday.
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    RECEPTION TO MARK INCOME DAY
    99 9 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The NTUC Co-operative Insurance Commonwealth Enterprise (INCOME) will celebrate INCOME Day with a reception for 400 guests at the Is tana lawn on Nov. 21. Trophies and prizes will be presented to unions and INCOME organisers who have shown top performance In the
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    277 DIED ON THE ROAD IN FIRST 10 MONTHS
    119 10 SINGAPORE, Tues. A total of 277 people died in road accidents in the first 10 months of this year compared with 244 in the same period last year. Last month alone, 24 people were killed, nine of them motor cyclists, according
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    Fun fair
    37 10 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Parliamentary Secretary (Education). Inche Ohazall Ssmall, will be the patron of a fun (air organised by the Singapore Malay Youth Library at the Telok Kurau Secondary School on Dec. 4 and S.
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    Spectator in court called to serve as juror
    179 10 Spectator in court called to serve as juror- KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A man who went to the High Court today to listen to a murder trial had a shock when he was picked to be one of the seven Jurors. Reason for the impromptu selections? The accused. Yap Kuan Tcng.
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    'Jackpot' scoop
    33 10 JOHORE, BHARU. Tues. Two men helriup a watchman at the Johore Civil Services Club here early this morning before scooping up the "Jackpot" —believed to be about »600 Irom a pin-table.
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    S'pore now regional centre of New Zealand's Dairy Board
    173 10 S'pore now regional centre of New Zealand's Dairy Board SINGAPORE. Tues.—Singapore has been chosen as the New Zealand Dairy Board's regional centre in South-east Asia because of Its pre-eminence as a recognised commercial and financial centre the beards chairman Mr. F.L. Onion said tonight. The Republic's excellent communications and central
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    Postal savings record
    62 10 SINGAPORE, Tues. Another 4,511 new accounts were opened at tne Postal Savings Bank last month, bringing the total to a record high of 552,118. Total deposits were $87 million, also a record. During the month, deposits exceeded withdrawals by $1.2 million. Winners of the Lucky Draw for
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    Car that crashed twice
    115 10 THE driver of this Austin Cam■l bridge was seriously injured, when the car collided with a stationary lorry and crashed into an electric post yesterday morning. The accident occurred along Braddell Road, near the Toa Payoh flyover, at 11 a.m. Loh Chew Wan, 25, was overtaking
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      278 10 Straits Times Crossword WM HH HI BH'^ ACKOBB 7. One sunk far-removed but not 1. Mechanics somehow point to el^ d (10) -15s (aero« or down) (10). 9 Securities ensure debt dls8. Garden is Indeed enhanced en r 8« <">). (4) 12 Moon surer (away) (10). 10. Strictly comparable to
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    The white man in the hills
    1128 11  -  RICHARD GOTT A RADICAL IN RHODESIA By SALISBURY HE STOOD waiting for me in the shade beside a petrol pump. I had telephoned the day before from Salisbury and invited myself to lunch, believing that somewhere in this horrific country there must be a
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    Lock icon BACHELOR WHO BECAME A MUM TO 12 KIDS
    1014 11  - BACHELOR WHO BECAME A MUM TO 12 KIDS OLGA FRANKLIN By ONDON Can a man make a good mum? This question has been bothering people in Britain, whether they are psychiatrists, social workers or Just mums. The problem was recently discussed on a British television show during which three fathers
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  • The Straits Times Wednesday, November 10,1971
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      THE FIRST BARK
      479 12 Doubts of the value of Singapore's Presidential Council, a watchdog authority charged with ensuring that discriminatory legislation does not pass unchallenged, are bound to be revived by the chairman's report of its first year's work. It would be quite unfair, however, to judge the Council or seriously
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      SADAT'S DILEMMA
      287 12 President Sadat's selfimposed deadline, "the decisive year of 1971", is drawing closer, but a clear policy framework within which he can end the MiddleEastern crisis is nowhere in sight. He is under considerable pressure to fight it out with Israel, but there are several reasons why he cannot
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      REASONABLE REQUEST
      230 12 The request that hotels and nightclubs with foreign artistes on long-term contracts should be given some rtlief from Singapore's new six months limit on foreign entertainers is reasonable. Foreign artistes and musicians will not be allowed to work in Singapore for more than six months and will not
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    Lock icon Sales of the Little Red Book raise a Mao-Lin poser
    704 12  - Sales of the Little Red Book raise a Mao-Lin poser JAMES PRINGLE BY PEKING The famed "little red book" of quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-tung, whose editions ran officially to 740 million copies, has become virtually impossible to get in Peking during the past week. Its disappearance from Chinese bookshops
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    Lock icon SATO UNDER PRESSURE TO QUIT
    735 12  -  MARK MURRAY: B •THERE has been a blzar- re self-centredness to the reaction in Japan to the United Nations vote seating Peking and expelling Taiwan. Diplomats and commentators spoke of the "disastrous diplomatic setback" Japan had suffered by the defeat of the two pro-Taiwan resolutions
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    Lock icon Battle for control of Britain's Labour Party
    943 12  - Battle for control of Britain's Labour Party NORA BELOFF LONDON THE MASSIVE parliamentary vote for Britain's progress towards closer union with Europe may turn out to be less decisive for the country's future than the outcome of the battle it started between moderate parliamentarians and the hardline class warriors for
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      Gaps in— Malaysian banking
      573 13  - Gaps in Malaysian banking BLAIR JOHNSON By DEVELOPMENT of a modern banking system is hampered in Malaysia by too cautious an attitude by established banks and authority alike, claims a leading American banker in the area. Malaysia Is behind Singapore and both countries behind Taiwan. Thailand and the Philippines in
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      Hopes of coffee trade revival
      361 13  -  CHAN BONG SOO By THE follow-up visit of an Indian coffee trade delegation to Singapore tomorrow gives rise to renewed hopes among local traders of a boost to the Republic's declining position over the years. Coming at a time when Indonesia, by far the biggest
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      Trade display throws new light on Australia
      214 13 Trade display throws new light on Australia AUSTRALIA'S first SlnA gapure trade display opened at the Shangri-la Hotel on Monday. In a display area covering 27,000 sq.ft. 48 Australian exhibitors, representing 54 Australian companies, are showing a range of products Including materials handling equipment, food processing machinery, welding machinery and
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      CITY TALK
      154 13  -  CROESUS By The missing toe IT'S time the Esso marke::ng m-n went back into the jungle and got a new tiger. Their latest appears to be deformed. One of our Kuala Lumpur readers sent me Esso's latest car sticker which carries the slogan "I am a real tiger."
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      SWISS FIRM TO SET UP OPTICAL INSTRUMENT FACTORY IN SINGAPORE
      417 13  - SWISS FIRM TO SET UP OPTICAL INSTRUMENT FACTORY IN SINGAPORE AUSTIN MORAIS By WILD Heerbrugg, the biggest optical precision instrument manufact urer in Switzerland, is setting up a factory in Singapore's Tiong Bahru industrial estate which will open new careers for Singaporeans. Its operations In the Republic, which coincide with
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      Why the boss pays bribes
      225 13  - Why the boss pays bribes Anthony Cheesewright By LONDON: The scandal of a foreif? n (jovernment Minister who demanded and got a £400,000 bribe from a British iirni has been revealed. The "kickbackwas to ensure a multi-million-pound overseas contract. And the man who sanctioned it justified his action by saying:
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      149 13 INSIDE Step up loam to farmer*. Philippine baniu told; MIM name* 11 for Asian manafement talks In New Delhi; New* from Hone Kong; Shippinf column; People In businrs*. Page 14. Company news; Share market report; Commodities; Closinf price* and '.jusineu done; Overseas market* New York. Melbourne, Hunt Konf. Pafe IS.
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    MIM NAMES 11 FOR ASIAN MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE IN NEW DELHI
    299 14  - MIM NAMES 11 FOR ASIAN MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE IN NEW DELHI HENRY CHANG By THE Malaysian Institute of Management will send its biggest-ever delegation to an international conference this month. Eleven people wiU represent it at the Fourth AAMOCIOS Conference in New Delhi. AAMOCIOS (Asian Association of Management Organisations of CIOS,
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    359 14 Mr. R.E. Hashes, who has been with the Royal Insurance Group In Malaysia since 1959, has been appointed assistant branch manager, Singapore, with effect from Nov. 1. Mr. Michael Oh, sales manager of the Singapore Hyatt Hotel, has left to attend the American Society of Travel Agents
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    Step up loans to the farmers, Philippine banks told
    578 14  - Step up loans to the f armers, Philippine banks told LEONCIO GONZAGA By MANILA: The 11 Central Bank has sent a memo to its authorised agent banks calling their attention to a provision of the new Land Reform Code which requires "all lending institutions, whether public or private, to set
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    NEWS from HONG KONG
    481 14  -  PAUL STRAUSS By UONO KONG: The elec- tronics industry is badly in need of trained manpower, according to a government committee report which recommends sweeping training programmes to bridge the gap. The Electronics Industrial Committee, in a 61--page report, estimates the industry will need 9,000 additional
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    SHIPPING
    664 14 BP forms six-man environment protection committee For service in Spore A NUMBER of ships In the AustraliaNew Zealand trades have been sold for service In Singapore, according to my coljeague. KINESLEY WOOD, in Sydney. William Holyman and Sons of Launceston. Tasmania, has sold the 1,569 ton motorshlp Tarianna to
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1042 15 DID AND OFFER PRICES OFFI CIALLV LUTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE AND KOALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OF TMI STOCK IXCHANCE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WIRE: INDUSTRIALS CLOSING TONE: All Sections closed steadier. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1196 15 BUSINESS 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 IXOO unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Ajinomoto (1) 2.02. Allied Choc. (3) 2.23. (3) 2.24, (2) 2.25. (1) 2.26. (2)
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    • OVERSEAS MARKETS
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        MELBOURNE
        389 15 "MELBOURNE. Tues. Rises and falls were roughly equal n another day's quiet trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Most of the gains were among industrials with takeover prospects finding the best support. Mining shares were weaker and oils were narrowly mixed. BHP plummeted A 59 cents to $9.96
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        NEW YORK
        287 15 XJEW YORK, Mon The l^ stock market managed to regain «ome cf Its earlier losses but prices closed moderately lower or. the day In very light trading. Some bargain hunting was evident late In the day but Investors for the most part stayed on the sidelines. The Dow
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        Indices
        67 15 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Friday 69.50 Week ago 71.84 RUBBERS Monday 245.07 Friday 247.34 Week ago 247.98 OILS Monday 296.75 Friday 3CO 19 Week ago 313.28 INDUSTRIALS Monday 400.9 Friday 400.4 Week ago 403.8 DOW JONES AVERAGES INDUSTRIALS Monday 837.54 Friday 840.39 Week ago 825.86 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Monday 19V4
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        Exchange rates
        171 15 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at Nov. 9. Local dollars to one unit SELLING BUYING of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD s s s Sterling Pound 7.3950 7 3625 7.3500 Australian Dollar 3.4575 3.4150 3.3950 Canadian Dollar
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        HONG KONG
        277 15 HONG KONO. Tue». The market opened sluggish and maintained (or most of the day with prices fluctuating marginally. A slight finning of prices was evident towards the close. Hongkong and Shanghai Bank's Local register lost HKS2 to close at $244 and the London register came back to $210.
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        Rises
        25 15 Luthmans $3.00 Cbide $0.98 .E. Lston $2.38 I. G. Hold $2.85 '.E.G.I. $2.85 Hied Choc $2.27 HbDur $249 .0( .0! .0! .0! .01 .0<
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        Falls
        36 15 livervirw lUinnrss tcamers ■etaling Hit. Semb. lobinsons loustead isl. Nut. f. Box M'cca »I.DU $6.15 $2.76 $3.80 $7.20 $2.28 5260 $1.34 $4.40 $1.10 .1! —V —.11 .0! .0 .0 .0 .0. I. Land $1.16 .0
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        Most active stocks
        22 15 Gammon 179,000. F. E. L'ston 140.000. Perak Carbide 129.000. Haw Par 116.300. Total Turnover: 1.90 M Delayed Percentage: 25.39
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        INDICES
        39 15 Nov. 8 Not. 9 Industrials: 194.05 193.25 1 Hotels: 75.39 75.51 Properties 132.42 131.21 t Tim: 9«.22 96.01 t rubber*: 124.26 122.95 Dec. 30, 1966 s 100 f Dec. 31. 1968 s 100 t Dec. 29, 1962 100
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      New view on $ crisis
      502 15 New view on crisis OONG KONG: There n are three separate strands to the present International monetary crisis, according to Mr. C.C. Davis, group economist of National and Grindlays Bank, in a prepared presentation of the current Internationa] monetary crisis, at a press conference here. Mr. Davis, who Is visiting
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        CLOSING PRICES
        20 15 NOV. 9. RUBBER: 100.00 cents (up 1.50 cents). TIN: $623.00 (unchanged). Official offering: 290 tons (down 19 tons).
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        PRODUCE
        109 15 •MIHEII PRODUCE tXCMANOI. 1 SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICE* PIN PICUL YESTERDAY Caaenut Oil: bulk S46| Heller*. drum 149 sellers. Cam: Mixed if.o.h. loose Nov./ D«c. UK/Cont. 127 B. Ptppar: Muntok AST A white f.o.b. 100% NLW 5237t aellers. Sarawak white f.o.b. NLW $2271 aellers. Sarawak special black fob 96
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        Gold markets
        59 15 B'pore .2) Uncti. 154). H0 (1) export price In non-sterlknc areas in U.B. ("ollsr» per ounce (2) Local dealers prices In Sngapore dollars per tael. IU-*. 1U I. »ndon 42.40 42.325 Icirut Uoch. 42.70 fongkong 44.38 44 44 lurlcb 42 35 1! 42.23 B 42 50 8 42.40
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        PALM OIL
        35 15 In London on Monday the palm oil prlcea of Malayan 5 per cent CIF I'K/N European ports :n bulk. sterllnj per long ton Dec. Jan. was quoted at UK £102 sellers lunch i
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      No change in tin
      173 15 rpHE Straits tin price •I- in Penang yesterday finished unchanged for the second successive trading day at $623 per picul on an official offering down 19 tons to 290 tons. The local market was quietly steady with moderate support from the United States and the Continent.
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      Copper prices
      38 15 Lendon copper prices on Monday (previous In brackets): Wlrebar Bpot buyer f 417 50 (Ml*. 00) sellers £418 40 (£418.50): Three tOontha buyer £425 00 (£425.00). celler £426.00 (£425 50). Market tana: Steady. Sales: 4.550 tons.
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      Rubber fetches $1
      368 15 I?URTHER covering In November following higher London advices and after hours steadiness here on Monday took yesterday's rubber market to a new recent high. November was sought both outright and on switch basis, while mere was better inquiry for the further forward position, notably April/June 1972. Physicals
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      Most operators are still cautious
      228 15 Most operators are still cautious TRADING remained generally thin on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. While the majority of operators were still cautious, there was some sign of light bargain hunting in selective issues. Top liners appeared to have more sellers than buyers with small price drops
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      Asian dollar
      63 15 r pHESE rates were quoted en the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 mm 11/10 10 a 3/ iq'.c 2 mths S 11/16 to 5 W19% 3 mths 5 11/16 to 5 15/16% 6 mths S 13/16 to 6 1/16?
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      664 16 ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK The Asian Development Bank, an international financial Institution with headquarters In Manila. Philippines. Is ottering career positions lor: Operation* Officers (Loan Officers) Financial Analysts Development Bank Specialists Project Economist* Economist* Statisticians Administrative Officers Personnel Officer* Budget and Planning Officer* Legal Officers Treasury Officers Information Officer* Engineers Agricultural,
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    End of comedy act if Ya Fong becomes Charlie
    244 17  -  CHRISTINA CHEANG By SINGAPORE, Tues. If Ya Fong gets the Charlie Chan part, it will mean the end of one of Singapore's most successful comedian partnerships. For Ya Fong, 34. the "fat one" of *he duo, is prepared to give up
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    Detective jailed
    58 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A detective with more than 20 years' service in the force was today sentenced to six months' jail ard fined $1,000 for corruption. The sessions court here found Cpl. Lim Chow Keng 42. guilty of accepting a $1,000 bribe from businessman Ng Liang Chiang at
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    4-day camp for teenagers
    41 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. The YWCA is organising a four-day residential camp for teenagers at the Pasir Panjang Sea Training Centre from Nov. 19. Applications may be made on a first-come-flrst-serve basis at the YWCA office in Outram Road.
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    JUDGE TO ACCUSED: GET MARRIED
    121 17 JUDGE TO ACCUSED: GET MARRIED JOHORE BHARU. Tues. A tapper who admitted molesting a young schoolgirl was today advised by a judge to get married as quickly as possible. "You had better do K before your excessive energy gets you into trouble again," Justice Dato Syed Othman All told Leu
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    DAP's third seminar
    51 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Democratic Action Party MPs and state i-ssemblymen will meet here on Saturday and Sunday for their third seminar on "How DAP MPs and SAs can better improve their constituency service and performance." They will meet at the party's people's representative centre at Jalan PekelUlng
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    Grocer and customer robbed of $500
    84 17 SINGAPORE, Tues Four thugs, all armed with scout knives, robbed a shopkeeper and a customer of about $500 tonight. Mr. Ooh Kai Kia, 31, and five employees and the customer were in the shop in Rochore Road at about 9.30 p.m. when the robbers
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    Smoky car: $60 fine
    31 17 BINOAPORE Tues. Motorist Tan Kwee Hong was fined $60 today when he admitted that his car emitted excessive smoke at Outram Road on June 15 last year.
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    Traders want time to study new port tariffs
    501 17  -  JCSEPH YEO HIKES WORRY THE CHAMBERS By SINGAPORE. Tues. The four Chambers of Con. .lerce want mo^e time to study the effects of the Port Authority's proposed tariff revision. This is because they are "very worried" about the impact of the increases
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    Mr. Lee to meet the Queen today
    117 17 LONDON. Tues— Mr. Lee Kuan Yew will have an audience with Queen Elizabeth tomorrow morning. The Prime Minister is also spending time today and tomorrow talking to investment organisations about Investment opportunities in Singapore. After his audience tomorrow, he lunches with fellow benchers
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    Our US envoy's secret wedding to nurse
    254 17 Our US envoy's secret wedding to nurse SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore's Ambassador to the United States, Professor Ernest Steven Monteiro, has secretly married nursing sister Ling Mci Hean in Washington. The marriage, which took place in August, came as a surprise even to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and to the
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    Sunday music
    22 17 81NOAPORE, Tues. The People's Association Band will perform at the Macßitcnle Reservoir on Sunday lrom 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m.
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      843 17 On your TV and Radio 3.N P.M. Opening Announcements Diving: Adventure in A Strange s Programme Summary t.4l The Jack La Lanne Show Followed by Housewives World 5Jf p k Amai-Amai 7 14 Th Ed sMj Sh Matinee Mistaken Husband 7.05 Pow Kung (A Mandarin My- JM Happy Harmony and
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      When a mother hospitalises herself to be near her sick child
      689 18 When a mother hospitalises herself to be near her sick child LETTERS to the Editor will not be considered for publication unless they have the writers' names and addresses. Include a pseudonym i f you do not want your name published. '^S a group of parents concerned with better child
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      Teachers who have to bring drinking water to school
      250 18 Teachers who have to bring drinking water to school rji EACH E R S in the JL Southern Islands of Singapore are about the most discontented and frustrated lot of Government servants. To begin with, we have to start early for school and return home late (at least 4 p.m.)
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      56 18 CAN anyone tell me, please, what is the function of the concrete curbs now being installed in the three lanes of Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim, to and from Jurong, beside being an hazard to the motorists, blocking the flow of traffic in the case of an emergency and being a useless,
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      185 18 T REFER to the letter by x Eddie Lee (ST., Nov. 1), requesting the Installation of posting boxes on the ground floor of multlstoreyed flats. The writer will appreciate that there are numerous blocks of multlstoreyed flats constructed by both the Housing and Development Board and private enterprise
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      89 18 IITITH reference to the TT letter by Jonathan Lee (8.T.. Nov. 1). The Road Traffic Amendment No. 3) Rules. 1970, published on Nov. 13 1970, provide that no drivers or rider of any vehicle shall make a U-turn at any road intersection. any road Junction or any opening In a
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      90 18 pLEASE refer to the letter 1 by "S.T.K." (8.T., Oct. 14). It would appear that S.T.K.'s friends may have been otherwise preoccupied and therefore failed to hear the announcements which the airlines normally broadcast twice. This is not an uncommon occurrence through no fault of the paging system. This department
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      WHERE YOU CAN OFFER VOLUNTARY SERVICE
      80 18 REFER to the letter from "M^H. n (S.T., Nov. 3) retarding potential volunteer welfare workers not knowing whom to contact In order to contribute their services. Those who wish to offer voluntary service could contact either the Executive Director, Singapore Council of Social Service
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      When'll we get our flats?
      98 18 When'll we get our flats? IT IS frustrating each time to hear the Housing Board giving priority to so-and-50. (S.T.. Nov. 7). in a balloting, 10 per cent already goes to HDB staff, and an unspecified percentage for resettlement cases. Both these categories are understandable. But now we have the
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      Dare-devil driving around a death-trap
      131 18 ARE the authorities aware that Old Clementl Road presents a grave hazard to all motorists esoeclally bus commuters? The snake-like feature of that road coupled with Its narrowness makes it a potential death-trap. Bus drivers unable to see If there is any oncoming traffic when
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      172 18 What's wrong! I with our TV? I A challenging look by I I Jackie Sam I I Edgar Koh I I at Singapore's TV I I output, its I I programmes and I I its planning I I STARTING TODAY- I NEW [nation| viJRk. ■Hit 1 1 fit IAB^B POR
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    Cabbies to give day's takings —to club—1
    154 19 Cabbies to give day's takings —to club— 1 SINGAPORE, Tues.—Cabbies who drive yellow and black taxis today decided to set aside their day's takings on Dec 22 for a clubhouse and scholarship fund. The project by members of the Taxi Drivers' Association was announced by the Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs)
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    Donation Draw
    28 19 SINOAPORE. Tues. The First Lady, Mrs. Sheares. will launch the Donation Draw In aid of Children Charities at the State Room, IStana. tomorrow in 4 p.m.
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    Untidy stall
    28 19 SINOAPORE. Tues. Fishmonger Tan Chla Tone was fined $5 today for leaving fish scales on the ground around his stall at Oeylang market on Oct. 29.
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    NS-MEN AND RESIDENTS TO METAL A ROAD
    81 19 CINOAPORE, Tues— Some 100 national servicemen and 50 residents will work for six days to metal 4,400 feet of a road In the Serangoon Gardens constituency from Nov. 14. They will metal Cheng San Road from the existing metalled section to the Cheng
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    Court told— of two murders by mentally sick men
    377 19 SINGAPORE, Tues. gTATE Coroner Liew Ngik Kee today heard details of how a hospital attendant and a housewife died at the hands of two schizophrenics in two murders more than seven years ago. He was also told that one murderer died
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    Pata chief's advice to Malaysia
    89 19 Pata chief's advice to Malaysia pF.NANG, Tues. Pata executive director Mr. Marvin Plake said today the holding of the Pata conference and workshop here next January should not be considered an "open sesame" to a tourist boom in Malaysia. "There is no open sesame like this and you have to
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    Life at the UN
    33 19 SINGAPORE. Tues. Prof. Tommy Koh will address members of the Singapore Institute of International AfTalrs on Life at the United Nations at Queen's Hotel on Monday at 8 p.m.
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    Folk dances
    28 19 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Phoenix Dance Troupe is holding a folk dance rally at the Oay World stadium on Sunday from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
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    Dustwomen now on rounds—but they do 'genteel things'
    327 19 Dustwomen now on rounds— but they do 'genteel things' T» H E dustmen's 1 rounds In Singapore are not quite the same anymore not since women started sweeping the streets. Four hundred of them are working broom to broom with their male colleagues. They created labour history In the Public
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    POLICE 'COURTING COUPLE TRAPS ARMED ROBBER
    209 19 POLICE 'COURTING COUPLE TRAPS ARMED ROBBER SINGAPORE, Tues. A wojian police constable and a detective posed as a courting couple at the seafront to trap an armed robber, a district court was told today. When the robber, with an accomplice, confronted detective Augustine Ol Ah Bah at dagger point, he
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    Innotech meeting
    53 19 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Director of the Regional Innotech Ontre. Mr. Ly Chanh Due. will open the centre's fifth governing board meeting at the Orchid Inn tomorrow at 9 a.m. The meeting will review plans to transfer the centre to Saigon. and programmes of activities and budget for 1971
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    This tax could cut Indon visitors
    166 20 This tax could cut Indon visitors SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore may see a drop in Ihe number of Indonesian visitors if Jakarta implements its infention to increase the tax on nationals travelling abroad. But travel agents think that the drop will be significant only If the increment Is proportionately large when
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    Fined $500 for having ganja
    65 20 SINGAPORE. Tuts—Labourer Abdullah Rahlm bin Haron. 24. was fined $500 by a magistrate yesterday for having 10 kartoos of ganja In Sembawang HIU on Satuiday. He had a previous conviction. In another case, Llm Liang Chye. 21, of Norfolk Road was fined $250 for having
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    Hands off call to super powers
    265 20 Hands off call to super powers Foreign ministers will study move to neutralise South-east Asia By ALIAS RAH IV,: Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday DECLARATION for a peaceful and neutral South-east Asia the lirst positive step towards securing a guarantee of non-in-terference from the super powers wjll be tabled before the Asean
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    FLOODS-SO 500 FLEE THEIR HOMES
    72 20 FLOODS-SO 500 FLEE THEIR HOMES SLIM RIVER. Tues Five katnpongs near here were flooded out last night and some 500 people had to be evacuated, some to this town and the others to Kuala Slim. Incessant rain In nearby hills over the nast few days caused three rivers Slim. Bernam
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    Slogan quest for this Buy-Singapore festival
    137 20 Slogan quest for this Buy-Singapore festival SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Manufacturers' Association has asked members to submit slogans for its month-long festival to promote the sales of locally-made goods. The Festival of Singaporemade Products which goes on show from Jan. 3 to 29, will feature the display of manufactures by
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    A new PA system at airport
    80 20 A new PA system at airport SINGAPORE, Tues. A new $40,000 public address system has been Installed In the arrival hall of Paya Lebar airport. The portable microphones rurried by MSA ground hostesses are components of the system, a Department of Civil Aviation statement said today. Referring to a Straits
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    Skyhawks in KL
    36 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Pour of New Zealand's latest fighter aircraft. Skyhawks, flew in here yesterday their first visit since the new FivePower defence arrangements came into operation at the beginning of this month.
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    More land
    43 20 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Minister for Law and National Development. Mr. E.W. Barker, will seek Parliament approval at Its next meeting to reclaim a total of 222.4 acres of the fortshore cf Pulau Peaek (184 acres) and Pulau Aver Chawan (31.4 acres).
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    MSA shift: Tourists not happy
    174 20 MSA shift: Tourists not happy SINGAPORE, Tues. MSA's interline office on the first floor of the Singapore airport's arrival hall is causing inconvenience to tourists, it was claimed today. Airport officials said today that the office should be moved to its original position on the ground floor. Passengers after customs
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    $5,000 raised for goodwill trip to HK
    66 20 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Polytechnic Building Society raised about $5,000 from its weekend carnival in Prince Edward Road. This is half the sum needed to pay for the travel expenses of the society's 20-strong delegation to Hong Kong where they will act as
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      80 20 USSR I SINGAPORE I COMMERCIAL I I EXHIBITION I I SOVIET TRADE I ORGANIZATIONS I H GREAT WORLD AMUSEMENT PARK I M FROM 30th OCT. TO 13th N0V 1971 i A K)a.m. to Ip.m. sp.m. to 10p.m. i WENG HENG'S 15th GRAND ANNIVERSARY saiE U.P. NOW 4rusAc Mil \i? 0
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      843 21 FT 7 wrm wi WM EXPRESS SERVICE TO LOHDOH, LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS. BENARMIN For Hamburg Dec 4 Singapore Pt. S'nam Penang London Nn 11/11 BENALUGIN fOf Singapore Pt. Sham Penang Bremen DM 27 NM 11,14 Nn 15/17 Nn 11/11 Antwerp JM 1....._ Singapore P. Sham Penang !».*!!L. LoB<loll H
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      1262 21 FORTNIGHTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM OST COAST USX N. OrIMM Bait. Phil. N. York Fenjn| P. S'ham Spore Djakarta Kirgston KYOTO Ntt 12 Die li Die II Oft 22 F■• 21 UOMCOON Dk IS DtC 21 Dtt Jl ill 2J )M 2f Jii 21 fil 1 Apr I Ml contract!
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      1085 22 jYr— KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN. H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE. Sails Japan Hongkong Sandakjn ETA Sport ETA P. Sham "Slitva Mar." Sa.lef i Nt. JJit "SliMi Mtri" 12 Ntv 21 Ntv 2* Nt» "SliMi Mara 1« Htv 21 Htv 21 Ntv "Ikiski* Mar* 11 Htv
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      895 22 FOR NIW ZEALAND Parana P. S'rum Singapore LMtXaj l«i TANDA 23/24 DtC D'din, Ly tt Napier. Auckland. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE Sinnpore P. Sham Penanf laatiaf ftr: RAJULA Ii Pt 14 Ntv IS Ntv II N»» NapptttiMß, Madras. lUUU 1 I Oit IBM II BM Ntfipattinarn. Madrvs. ■AJULAt 27/ t Me 1
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      856 22 Hr NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. y INCORPORATED IN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE) A ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, LIVERPOOL, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE Sinpport P. Sham Ptnang ArrittS: NEPTUNE AMETHYST 13/17 Nei 11/11 Ntv 21/22 Nn London 18/12 Havrt 22/12 R
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      594 22 Bom SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Ha 3OE Jin Ampang KuaU Lu.npur _H Bl The National Shipping L-neo) Malaysia FAR EAST EUROPE SERVICE Sinpport P. S'hara Ponang farhti: lUNCA RAYA 2121 Not 27/31 Nn 1/ 3Dm Havrt 27/12 London 30/12 R dam 5/1 A werp b/i H'burf 10/1 Bremen 13/1 lUNCA TANJONC
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      706 23 OUT: Naumburc 3/4. ChaaMnt Wharf ttrtM: Hcnan Mani Maria Marrak 13/14, Petallng 21 Weat. Rot«. Penaeua and Ellen Bakkt. Chr"«tlan Matn'k Sfi/». Kyokuryii m WharT •trth»: Kacthc JcDmb. IM S.nouukcrk 3/4. BllUr (l> Oladkov. I n Lieu Maenk 10/11. Blltar III) Ott* Water P»!nt: Alduudra 13 14. Santa Isabel 23/24.
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      935 23 MANIFEST LINE LMi,at far LOUHENCO MAMUEt, DUitAN. CAPETOWN aM cwHVIt laT) Shimwi f. I'M 'tnaaa ■D 01» OUIMI*' IMi Mai 11/1 J Nn II <m MKVtI/ir tat 1/11 Nt n/14 Me is/ii tot lutiat >•> attKVIEW. UCOhU, VJUKMVII (wMN.I IUMEDt tw vattcmu ie Slnppoft C StM "ta*M ncurn v part
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      667 23 Kg MIC TU KiICFMIO WIUJ34MI3* "CO})/ KCIIJ t» BUOI7 Rj mtM ntf °'> mm 9H Tim tnuetf ia *»iw at n»«t» tin 51n92 bx( Xl «t Tin cait B muutc iii nrrounw mut in ctx mm cearut mviit I Limno a k wu.icn inui uwwi I v ne Mu. tuniitm
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      565 23 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18. l»70 EDITION) NOTICE OF FTBBT MEETINGS. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the First Meeting of Creditors In the undermentioned cases will be held on Thursday, the 35th day of November. 1971 at the Official Assignee's Chambers, Bupreme Court Building, Top Floor. Sings. pore. 6:Bankrapicy No*.
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      389 23 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are invited for the supply and delivery of:— Thirty Nos. Model 2316 Disk Packs and three hundred Ncs. 1600 bpt, 9 tracks Magnetic Tapes. Tender documents may be obtained from the office of the Purchasing Officer. The Port of Singapore Authority, against
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    Acknowledgement
    55 24 MR. ANO MRS. JAMES REID thank the Rev Fathers of Holy Spirit Church, relatives, friends and colleagues for kind attendance and valuable presents on the occasion of their marriage. FAMILY OF LATE Mr*. Teoh Kirn Swee nee Llm Soon Chin thank relatives and friends for their attendance, assistance and
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    In memoriam
    21 24 IN MEMORIAM OF Mdm. Ooh Beng Neo sadly missed by daughter son-in-law and grandchildren passed away on the 10-11-1970.
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    Death
    35 24 MR. VOON EN PIN passed away on 8.11.71 leaving beloved wife. Man Tak Chan and daughter* Blew Lin and siew Ngoh. Funeral service at Jalan Imbl chapel on Wednesday 10.11.71. at 3.00 p m.
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      831 24 GENUAL ADVEKTISIMEHTS ANNOUNCIMINT/»EWSONAL ..ngsper. en.y 50 ...I. a word PHOUE C.A.T.S. TEL *****1 iy ..00 a w.rd Malaysia only: 40 cent, a w.ed. nFTIII Malayt.a *nly Sl.OO a ward. Jflnlmum |7 SO tor 15 leordl TOR UtIAILS. Minimum UO lor 20 words S<n jport stxs Malaytla 0 75 cents award
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      774 24 APPLICANTS replying to Box number* for Vacancies ar* requested not to inclose original copies of testimonials or reference* with their applications No responsibility can be accepted for tbelr loss. Applicants ar* alao advised to write to Box number* correctly and check them before post...g. WELL ESTABLISHED FIRM require* Bale* Personnel*
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      899 24 WANTED EXPE. •ENCED SHIPPING ASSISTANT with proven ability In the cargo canvassing by progressing shipping company. Please reply ststlng age. experience etc. to Box A 5614 S.T. B'pore WANTBO EXPERIENCED SALESGIRLS Apply In writing enclosing recent photo (non-returnable) to Wah Tak (Pte) Ltd. 8 7A. Ist Floor. President Shopping Centre.
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      863 24 YOUTH COMPANY REQUIRES awnIng Venetian blind salesmen. Details from 129-B. Jalan I'bl. B'pore 14 Tel: *****2. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS require experienced audit assistant Apply with detail* to Box A 8684 S.T. Spore. SOO CHOW BAR require* waitresses apply personally 259 Tanjong Katong Road Tsl: *****8. EXPERIENCED INDIAN or Malay Driver required
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      943 24 detached BUNGALOWS available In Stevens Road. Oel Tlong Ram Park. Sarklea Road, Hlllcrost Road. Watten Eatate. Rental $1,400 $2,500. Many semi-detached Houses /Flats Rental $500/- and above. Contact Forsquare Enterprise. *****3. B'pore. STEVENS ROAD 3-bedroomed 2storey bungalow, study, unfurnished $1,700/-; Watten Estate Bbedroomed 3-storey bungalow S airconditioners, furnished $1,800/- 3-bedroomed
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      955 24 THOMSON GARDEN ESTATE fur niched 3 bedroom Terrace House at 1 Jalan Hart Raya. Rent $340/--montbly. Ring *****. ***** after 7 evening. DIST. IS ROSE GARDEN Flat 3 bedroom*. 2 alrcond. Furnished $480/Dlst. 16 double-storey semt-delsched furnished $450- B'pore *****4. S SEMI-DETACHED double-atorey for Immediate occupation at Oreenleaf Road. Contact
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      939 24 DETACHED SINGLE-STOREY HOUSE in Holland district. Klngamead Road area: 8,180 sq ft. Price $145,000/Please contact Zephyr Housing Agency. Tel. *****7. WOODLANDS PARK furnished semidetached 4.218 sq. ft. $55,000'Mdm. Tons (Mandarin) available afternoon. No brokers. Tel: *****1 Spore. HIOHPOINT My psems may run dry Persevere I'll try T* srask my little
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      894 24 Factory sites lor sale DOUBLE STOREY semi-detached B'pore 14. Suitable for light industries. Further details contact Mr. Ng Tel: *****5. Factory space wanted WANTED TO RENT 20.000/25.000 sq. ft. covered area In Kaliang Basin/ Macpherson or other suitable locations. Either ready or in 3 months time. Full details and telephone
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      558 25 iCont. from Page 24) Tuition AtlA DRIVINC SCHOOL Morris 1000 dual-controlled hourly $3/-. Uuaranired »75 bxtra lesson $4/-. Failed j 50. Car for trst SI/-. 13. Be'egle Koad. 8 pore Phone *****, *****. CIRL TUTOR WANTID for Chinese twol Secondary English language. I hours tbrice weekly. 3 m.s. Thorn Qualifications,
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      806 25 SHORTHAND: Tt*ory Speed (80/ ISO) Morning Afternoon Evening Sessions Intensive training for Speed developing: Special classes for LCC Candidates: Raja's College Kaffirs Place *****8). Raja's 218 D Chanel Road *****88). SECRETARIAL COURSI POR GIRLS: Six Months Rapid Course (Shorthand. Typewriting. Book-keeping. Secretarial Duties. Office Practice) Register early: Raja's College. Raffles
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      832 25 pets tor sale AVAM BRAND 000 POOO cheapest and best. 53.30 for 3 lbs. Telephone ***** during office hours. Fop sale 1) WALKAMORE RHEUMATISM EM BROCATION Specially fc -elief of Old Age Rheumatism Sufferers 2) Walkamor* Athletes (Sprains) Liniment for relief of Sprains. Tiredness. Muscular Cramp, Stiffness. Nettlerash. Ideal for
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      1197 25 1171 MORRIS UOO C.T. 1970 A Mini 1000 MXII Toyota Corolla 1200 AiISOO C.T. 1969 M 11OOS \olksvs. 9 rn 1 96S Mercedes n>ni 200 F, Cortina Super F, Escort DL 1966 A/ 1100 Volkswaaen 1963 Fiat 600 Hlap Huat Co.. 243 Middle Road Spore ***** ***** *****3. l»70 FAIRMONT
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      907 25 VIOLIT s SALON 26 Tlw Elite Salon for Musnge, Steam Bauinabath. Ottnt's Hair stylist M, Tomlinson Road. Tel. B'por* CM744. MODIHN MAUACI. ORVMIAT. Infra-Rays Bauna/Stcambutti. J7-A. Victoria Btr««t. Corner Bras Baaan Road, 24»»5. Spore. WOOD.VILLI HBALTM CENTRE. 3s, Woodsvlllc Road. For appointment phone ►***** B'pore. Miscellaneous VOUNC CAMM MAN seeks
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      836 25 AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE SINGAPORE PROPERTIES To be held In our saleroom No. 14 Robinson Road. Singapore ON THURSDAY Uth NOVEMBER 1071 at 2.30 P.M. 6. 7 A 8 ROCHORE CANAL ROAD. Areas 984 sq. ft, 991 sq ft. A 982 sq ft. respectively Freehold Monthly Rent 163.43 each. lo
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      566 25 INDONESIA INTERNATIONAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY engaged in mining investigation and construction work invites applications for the following immediate on-site appointments: CHIEF ENGINEER POSITION NO. 201. Age: 30—40. A Chartered Civil Engineer with a minimum of eight years experience on heavy construction projects of which at least three years to have been
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    Jail, caning for armed robber
    72 26 Jail, caning for armed robber SINGAPORE, Tues. A jobless man was Jailed for three years and ordered to be given three strokes of the cane today for robbing a man of money and valuables totalling $435. Or Cheng Pheow, 24, admitted robbing Leaw Kirn Seng of a jade ornament, watch
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    China goods: Drop in reexports
    280 26  -  NGIAM TONG HAI: By Singapore, Tues, gINGAPORE re-exports of China-made goods to Malaysia have dropped since import restrictions were imposed three weeks ago by the Malaysian Government. Figures are not available, but it is understood for at least three days after permits were required for
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    Chief guests
    35 26 SINOAPORE, Tues. President Sheares and the First Lady will be the guests-of-honour at the annual dinner of the Orchid Society of Southeast Asia at the Shangri-La Hotel on Nov. 28 at 7.30 p.m
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    HOW YOUTHS CAN STAY OUT OF TROUBLE
    127 26 HOW YOUTHS CAN STAY OUT OF TROUBLE SINGAPORE, Tues. A 0 church leader today said that teenagers should be kept busy to keep them out of trouble. Mr. Bob Jacobs, director of youth activities of the Far Eastern Division of Seventh -day Adventists, said: "If boys and girls and young
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    Industrial action threat by 60 car salesmen
    257 26 Industrial action threat by 60 car salesmen OINGAPORE, Tues. About 60 car salesmen 20 of them probationers have decided to take industrial action against four companies in the Wearne Brothers group if their demands are not met by noon on Tuesday. They work for Malayan Motors, Progress Motors, Federated Motors
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    Rotary talk
    42 26 SINOAPORE. Tues. The head of the University of Singepore's Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Prof. S.S. Ratnam. will speak on "Research <-.nd the Community" at a luncheon meeting of the Singapore Rotary Club, District 330, at the Adeiphl Hotel tomorrow.
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    Fined $300 for assault
    47 26 SINOAPORE. Tjes. Hawker Chan Lee Choo, 21. was fined $300 today for assaulting a public health assistant at Empress Place on March 25 Chan «as found gullf/ >'< having thrown a wooden stojl ;it M. Selva Rajan. preventing him from carrying out hia duties
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    Art display
    39 26 SINOAPORE, Tues. The Mlrister of State (Education), Di. Lee Chlaw Meng, will open the three-day Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts 31st Graduation Art Exhibition at the Victoria Memorial' Hall on Nov. 20 at 5 30 p m.
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    'Do your best for success' call to English teachers
    280 26 'Do your best for success' call to English teachers rrEACHERS of English as a second language were A today urged to strive for success so that their work would be viewed with greater confidence. The Parliamentary Secretary Education Inche Mohamed Ghazali Ismail, said this at the certificateawarding ceremony of the
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      41 26 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl I DONT WORITV, FUDU^V, S #5%Z\ I I'LL GET VA T TH' fl aikport on timej I HEf?E WE ARE.' J THAT SHORTCUT'S kINPA a^iM^^^lJll^l ROUGH, BUT VA STILL GOT A^^^H I rmN AAINUTF* T' CATCHy
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    Fun and games battle for hearts and minds
    236 27 Fun and games battle for hearts and minds IPOH, Tues. It's now fun and games to beat the communist terrorists in the battle for the hearts and minds of new \lllage youths living in the Gerakan Setla (Operation Loyalty) area In Central Perak. New village youths will be taught through
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    First S'pore GEC exams start
    66 27 First S'pore GEC exams start SINGAPORE. Tues. The first combined Singapore Cambridge General Certificate of Education (Ordinary Level) examinations started today with three papers two on Islamic religious knowledge and one on art. A total of ?5.549 Secondary Four students from the four language streams are sitting for the three-week
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    CHEAPER SEA CRUISES PLAN BY P AND O
    126 27 CHEAPER SEA CRUISES PLAN BY P AND O SINGAPORE, Tues.— Singaporeans can soon enjoy sea cruises at tailored prices with P and O's 1972/ 73 cruise programmes. This was disclosed today by the sales manager of Mansfield Travel, Mr. Heng Fook Pow, who has just returned after a week-long familiarisation
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    Dentistry course
    50 27 Dentistry course SINGAPORE. Tues. The School of Postgraduate Dental Studies. University of Singapore, will conduct a two-day course on the management and treatment of the child dental patient at the seminar room of the Sepoy Lines Dental Clinic, from Dec. 18. Enrolment, limited to 12 participants, closes on Nov. 20.
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    Peking a growing economic threat to Japan
    354 27 'Nations will turn more to China for goods' SINGAPORE, Tuesday JN the next few decades, China will compete with Japan for economic domination in South-east Asia. This forecast of growing Chinese economic strength was made today by a top Filipino industrialist, Mr. Julio
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    Talk on wages
    47 27 SINOAPORE. Tues. The assistant director of Shn Ram Centre for Industrial Relations In New Delhi. Dr. O.K. Suri. will Rive a public lecture on wage incentives and productivity at the auditorium of the MSA building in Robinson Road on Nov. 12 at 5 p.m.
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    GROUP FROM EUROPE ON RUBBER STUDY TOUR
    101 27 GROUP FROM EUROPE ON RUBBER STUDY TOUR SINGAPORE. Tues. A 135-member team from Europe will be here for a two-day visit from Nov. 12 to study the local rubber market. The team will also study the drveloi me nt of natural rubber and progress made in rubber processing in Singapore,
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    $lm fire: Police do not rule out sabotage
    110 27 $lm fire: Police do not rule out sabotage IPOH, Tues. Police have not ruled out sabotage In the million-dollar ICI godown blaze at the railway yard here on Sunday. Perak CID chief, Asst. Commissioner Kassim All. said: "It's too premature at the moment to rule out arson." National Electricity Board
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    Talk on £ by economist
    59 27 Talk on by economist SINOAPORE. Tues. The senior economist of National and Grlndlays Bank. Mr. Chris Davis, will speak on the position of sterling and some aspects of the current monetary position at a luncheon at Orchid Inn on Nov. 16. The luncheon Is organised by the Economic Society of
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    VC absentee
    38 27 SINOAPORE. Tues. Vigilante Corps national serviceman. Ng Ting Tiang. 20. was Jailed for three months today when he admitted skipping training at the Tun Sri Lanang Sec. School from Sept. 4 last year until too ay.
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    Oral surgery
    37 27 SINGAPORE. Tuea. The School of Portgraduate Dental Studies of the University of Singapore will hold a two-day course on minor oral surgery at the seminar room of the Sepoy Lines Dental Clinic from Dec 2.
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    40 musicians wanted for two orchestras
    124 27 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Young Musicians' Society is looking for 40 new members for Its Singapore Youth Orchestra and Youth Chinese orchestra. The recruitment is for two projects next year a show featuring Viennese music and the South-east Asian violin competition. Auditions will be held
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    Rain cuts water use
    42 27 SINGAPORE. Tues. Rain yesterday contributed to a low water consumption of 99.8 million gallons, although this represented an increase of 4.4 million gallons over Sunday. Rainfall at Seletnr was 0.16 i n, Peirce 035 in. and MacRitchie 0.071n.
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      Banks to play in S'pore
      43 28 CHARLES MITTEN (striped jersey), former England football forward, explains basic throw-in techniques to a member of the national "feeder" -quad during a training session at Farrer Park yesterday. Timespic by CHEW BOON CHIN. BANKS May date in Sinraporr
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      Gemini dinner and dance
      521 28  -  ERNEST FRIDA By The Gemini Recreation Club will hold a dinner and dance at Crystal Ballroom. Hyatt Hotel, on Nov. 20 from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. Deputy Director of the National Sports Promotion Board. Mr. S.T. Retnam. will be the guest-of-honour. Highlight of the programme
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      Dropped from Seap squad
      153 28 THE Singapore Amateur Cycl--1 ing Association yesterday dropped Kwa Chee Beng from the team to the Seap Games in Kuala Lumpur next month. Kwa. who represented Singapore in the 1967 Seap Games in Bangkok, has not impressel SACA selectors in his comeback after three years. Cycling
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      Business Houses FA gets a pat in the back
      296 28 Business Houses FA gets a pat in the back f NCHE Oth m a n Wok, chairman of the National Sports Promotion Board, has praised the Singapore Business Houses F.A. for its active involvement in the promotion of football in the Republic. Inche Othman, who is also Minister for Social
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      38 28 LONDON. Tues Results of last nights English Football League Cup replays: Bolt on Wanderers o Chelsea 6: Sheffield United 2 Arsenal 0; Preston North End 1 Tottenham Hotspur 2; Stoke City 0 Manchester United 0. Reuter.
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      Bee Khim leads in RSGC Open golf
      399 28 ITEE BEE KHIM, (handicap 6). of Singapore, carded a seven-over-par 81 to take a onestroke lead on the first day of the two-day RBGC Women s Amateur Open Golf Championship at the RSOC course In Kuala Lumpur yesterday. None of the 94 golfer*
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      Lock icon King's Cup: S'pore eliminated
      111 28 King's Cup: S'pore eliminated BANGKOK, Tues. South Vietnam today defeated Singapore 5-4 In Group A of the fourth King* Cup soccer tournament. Half-time score was 3-:. Singapore, with two louts in two games, were thus eliminated from the semi finals, leaving Thailand and Vietnam in this group. Vietnam's star eentreforward
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      Lock icon Japan too good
      49 28 TOKYO. Tues. Unbeaten Japan outclassed Singapore 96-47 today, extending their winning streak to seven parties. and continue to lead In the sixth Asian Basketball Championships here. Earlier. Malaysia scored their third triumph against four defeats by beating Hong Kong 107-66 utter a 57-33 half-time lead. AP.
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      Privy Seal, Ditambah show form in fast 3f workouts
      552 29 RACING with Epsom Jeep DRIVY SEAL, a four-year-old English gelding by Tin Whistle, stepped out stylishly in a trial with Trade Mission on the sand track at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The two stablemates reeled off 3f In 38 l/ssec with Privy
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      Frazier hints of problems before rematch
      299 29 Frazier hints of problems before rematch COLUMBUS (Ohio), Tues. Heavyweight champion Joe Frazier said yesterday he would like to -fight Casslus Clay again next year but predicted It might be two or three years before they could have a rematch. "There's a lot of legal aspects, problems with contracts." Frazier
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      172 29 I ONDON. Tues. Britain's Danny McAlinden defeated Dick Oosha of Chicago, last ni(jht when the refeiee stopped their heavyweight fight in the ninth of scheduled 10 rounds to < American unnecessary punishment. With Prince Philip in the charily night audience, McAlinden. outweighed S-lb by the 195--u Gcwha.
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      NEWCOMER ILL RETURN'S 2 SPRINT -VICTORIES
      265 29 NEWCOMER ILL RETURN'S 2 SPRINT -VICTORIES ]\EWCOMER I'll Return I showed good action in a 3f spin in 45 sec at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. A four-year-old Australian gelding by El Zlet, I'll Return (late Re Echo) won twice as a two-year-old. His first win was over 6f in lm 13
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      Lock icon Lu 'dark horse' in W-Cup, says Nicklaus
      692 29 Lu 'dark horse' in W-Cup, says Nicklaus pALM BEACH GARDENS (Florida), Tues. Jack Nicklaus, whose victory here in the 1971 PGA championship has made him a heavy favourite in this week's World Cup, thinks Taiwan's Lv Liang Huan is the "dark horse to watch." And agreeing with Nicklaus is Lou
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      390 29 SE-Asia tennis circuit to boost interest MELBOURNE, Tues.— ITi The Aus t r a Han Lawn Tennis Association hope to promote a circuit in South-East Asia within the next few years to counter waning interest at home. Association president Wayne Reid said last night he envisaged Japan and Hong Kong
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      101 29 YEW YORK. Tues. Each Pittsbuigh Pirate will receive a bonus cf U5518,164 (about $55,000) for the world series victory. The Pirates, who defeated San Francisco In four games In the playoffs. scored a sevengame upset ovel Baltimcre in the series. Baltimore's Individual .•■hares came to U5513,906.
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      Govt. approval for tour
      40 29 COLOMBO. Tues. Government approval has been given to the Ceylon Cricket Control Board to go ahead with plans for the proposed cricket tour of Ceylon by the Pakistan national team at the end of this month.
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      New offer for barred tennis pros by WCT boss
      355 29 I LONDON, Tues LAMAR HUNT. millionaire head of the World Championship Tennis (WCT) professional group, has made a new offer for his barred players to compete In the world's three major tournaments next year. In an Interview published In the magazine
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    55 30 tors were from P h i ladelphia Groups from other parts of the U.S. will take their place each day for a week of "death toll demonstrations." I'PI photo. ANTI-WAR demonstrators "play dead" outside the White House, to dramatise bow many people die every day in
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    132 30 FAMILIES FLEE BEFORE FLOOD IN VICTORIA MELBOURNE, Tiie*. Hundreds of families were forced to abandon their homes today when torrential rains caused the worst flooding in eastern Victoria in 10 years. The Yarra River upstream from Melbourne rose sharply from weekend rains and the extra pressure on sewers caused many
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    100 30 C-mart snag on fisheries problem BRUSSELS. Tues. Britain today rejected proposals by the Common Market Six for solving the fisheries question, the last major problem in the entry negotiations. Informed sources said. The Common Market offer Is that present free access rules in their fisheries policy should be scrapped for
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    43 30 ADELAIDE. Tues. Internationally known scientist and humanitarian Sir Mark Ollphant. 70, was tonight named as the new Governor of South Australia. Sir Mark succeeds the late Sir James Harrison, who died on Sept. 16 after suffering a heart attack. Reuter.
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    18 30 The weather outlook (or Singapore today from 6 a.m. to noon: Isolated showers in late morning.
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    77 30 Other banks might have received similar remittances which totalled could add up to a sizeable sum. It will be remembered that on the day the United Nations voted to seat China, industrialists in Singapore forecast the exodus of "hot" money from Taiwan to Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore. Financial
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    33 30 LONDON, Tues. Australian and British Prime Ministers, Mr. William McMahon and Mr. Edward Heath, opened formal talks here today on East-West relations and international political economic, trading and defence questions. Reuter.
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    27 30 SANTIAOO. TufS. Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro will arrive here tomorrow for a 10 to 15-day visit at the lnvitatS.i of President Salvador Allei.de. Reuter.
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    Big earth collapse at blast site
    120 30 A MCHITKA. Tues. The I\ earth around Ground Zero, where the U.S. detonated a five-megaton underground nuclear device, collapsed into a huge crater yesterday with a thud registering 5 on the Rlchter earthquake scale. The collapse resulted from the cooling of hot gases deep
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    448 30 T ONDON. Turn. The rtock market lj cloted (lightly ftrmer today in fairly light trading, with the Financial Times 3 p.m. Index up 2.5 at 403. 4. 1 nilrvrr and Beechamm wrre nrm features among industrials ahead ol their re»pectlve rr»ult». Banks and Insurances closed flrmrr shaded on
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    416 30 Chou: Our team at UN will play it cool CHINAS delegation to the United Nations will play it cool. Giving this indication to Tokyo's Asahi Shim bun newspaper. Premier Chou En-lai said: "There is an old Chinese saying which goes: 'Be careful when facing a problem.' We do not have
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