The Straits Times, 11 November 1971

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    24 1 Average daily certified sale exceeds 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    627 1 China's terms to Japan Normalisation hinges on Taiwan problem TOKYO, Wednesday CHINA'S non-negotiable terms for normalising relations with Japan have been laid down by Premier Chou En-lai. "The Japanese Government must confirm that the People's Republic of China is the sole legitimate Government of China, that Taiwan is an integral
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    Lock icon Bolder Red attacks now in Thailand
    218 1 DANGKOK Wed. The Communist insurgency in Thailand has entered its second phase of open attacks on Government forces and sabotage of Government prop erty with China's support, according to the communist suppression chief, General Salyud Kerdpnol. He said communist guerillas started the second phase
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    COP IS KILLED IN OKINAWA ANTI-U.S. —RIOT
    172 1 COP IS KILLED IN OKINAWA ANTI-U.S. RIOT TtfAHA, Wed. Riot- Ing broke out during an anti-American general strike today, and first reports said one Oklnawan policeman was killed. Japanese newsmen on the spot said the death occurred when a youth group rushed a police guarjpost, hurling homemade fire-bombs and other
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    Station fire
    38 1 KARACHI. Wed. Bengali guerillas set (Ire to a railway station In East Pakistan, took over a train and sent the engine driverless down the tracks, where It Jumped the rails and overturned, it was reported today.
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    Lock icon Peking— and Burmese officials in airport quarrel
    310 1 Peking and Burmese officials in airport quarrel PARIS, Wed THE first diplomatic confrontation of China's delegation to the United Nations took place today, but it was not, as expected, with a \Vestern capitalistic power. Rather, it was with another Asian nation. It began when Chinese Embassy representatives tried to reserve
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    Civil rights protest
    36 1 WASHINGTON. Wed. Civil rights leaders today demanded an Investigation of allegations that one of President Nixon's Supreme Court nominees. Mr. William Rehnqulst. was once a member of the extreme rightwing John Birch Society.
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    Port's 'no' to chambers
    151 1 SINGAPORE, Wed rE Port Authority today rejected the plea by the four chambers of commerce for more time to study Its increased tariff rates. A spokesman for the PSA said today: "Since the chambers have turned down oar invitation to discuss the draft proposals liven to
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    Ratna is new police No. 2
    147 1 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. V.N. Ratna Singam becomes the No. 2 man in the police force with a double promotion tomorrow. He is upgraded from his rank of Assistant Commissioner (Administration) to Deputy Commissioner. The normal promotion is to Senior Assistant Commissioner. Mr. Ratna Singam,
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    'Soldier lover' girl is tarred, feathered
    131 1 r> ELF AST, Wed. A crowd yelling "Soldier lover" watched three masked women tie a teenage Roman Catholic girt to a post, shave her head and tar and feather her, witnesses said today. The incident, late last night in Londonderry's Roman Catholic Bogside area,
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    Spore pilot dies in Britain
    366 1 S,pore pilot dies in Britain j SINGAPORE. Wed I A SINGAPORE Air Defence Command pilot, Second-Lieut. Bertram Yong, 20, was killed when his Hunter Jet crashed into a hill during a training flight in Britain on Monday, it was announced here today. His British Instructor also died in the mishap.
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    Lock icon Neutral S-EA: US denial
    42 1 WASHINGTON. Wed. The U.S. has net agreed In principle to the neutralisation of Southeast Asia, a Slate Department spokesman said today, commenting on reports from Malaysia that the U.S. had agreed In principle to the Malaysian plan UPI.
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    Lock icon Japan urged to revalue yen
    32 1 TOKYO, Wed— U.S. Treasury Stcretary John Connally today asked Japanese Finance Minister Mlklo Mizvita. for a substantial revaluation of the yen. Informed Japanese Government sources said. UPI.
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    33 1 RABAT. Wed. The Moroccan Government has announced the arrest of five more prominent personalities. Including the leader of the Jewish community in the current anti-corruption campaign launched by King Hassan. NYT.
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    Lock icon 'Beautiful' death
    27 1 ANN ARBOR (Michigan). Wed. Two unidentified young women set themselves on fire here early today because, as one explained to police, "dying Is beautiful." AP.
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    Lock icon Berlin talks
    22 1 EAST BERLIN. Wed. But and West Oerman officials resumed their negotiations here today on implementing the FourPower Berlin agreement. Reuter.
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      34 1 WASHINGTON. Wed.— More than 5.000 tons of Soviet military equipment, including aircraft, should arrive in India by sea before the end of the month. U.S. Intelligence sources said today. AF.
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    Lock icon THREE CRUCIAL YEARS
    1300 3 THREE CRUCIAL YEARS Yet while Singapore looks and is, an immensely successful venture in survival against the odds, the real challenge lies round the corner. The next three years, during which there may well be a crisis of international trade as well os far-reaching but unforeseeable changes in South-east Asia,
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    Water use up again
    37 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. Water use yesterday rose by 1.5 million gallons to 101.3 million gallons but consumption was still lower than the previous two Tuesdays. No rainfall was recorded at the three catchment areas.
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    Lee and Ismail have quiet chat over cup of tea
    162 3 Lee and Ismail have quiet chat over cup of tea LONDON. Wed. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew and the Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Ismail, who is here for a routine medical checkup, met in London for hali an hour yesterday over what was described as a quiet chat and a
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    Fashion show
    26 3 SINOAPORE. Wed. The Goodwood Group of Hotels will hold a fashion show "Elegance 72" at the Golden Lotus. Hotel Malaysia on Saturday 3.45 p.m.
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      48 3 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl I IT'S VER MOVE, FUDDSY! I THIMK I'LL HAVE A y-v LI'L SNACK WHILST J Mil DON'T A VEX MAKING UP A WUSH I\\ YGRMINP' I HOPE THERE'S SOME O THAT GOOD [\K~^ BAKEP HAM LEFT _J I Vlt^S^ THAT I HAD Z-4ST
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    Six months for PC whose gun killed 'good friend'
    262 4 Six months for PC whose gun killed 'good friend' SINGAPORE. Wednesday A GUARD and Escort policeman who carelessly handled his shotgun and killed his "good friend" was jailed for six months by a district court today. Sldik bin sayat, 22, now Jobless, was loading the Kiin when it misfired and
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    NEARLY 40,000 PASS PRIMARY SIX EXAM
    120 4 NEARLY 40,000 PASS PRIMARY SIX EXAM CJINGAPORE, Wed. O a total of 39,822 candidates have passed the Primary School Leaving Examination. The figure represents 53.1 per cent of the 75.001 who sat for the examination from Oct. 5 to 7. Successful candidates will be given places in secondary schools. Unsuccessful
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    Photography course
    34 4 Photography course SINGAPORE. Wed. The Chinese YMCA will hold a 10--sesslon course on photography for beginners at Its Palmer Road premises on Tuesdays from 7 p.m. to 8 30 p.m. It begins next Tuesday
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    Dairy factory
    34 4 SINOAPORE. Wed. The foundation stone of the Ben Sunshine Dairies (Pte.) Ltd.'s new factory in Jurong was laid this afternoon by the chairman of the New Zealand Dairy Board, Mr. FL Onion.
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    'Revise prices of stockfeed' farmers urge
    222 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Sin- gapore farmers today asked stockfeed manufacturers to revise their prices to a reasonable level because of "lower prices of raw materials." They also asked the Government to abolish the import duty of $50 a ton on soyabean meal, one of the
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    269 5 Number jobless drops to new low Booming economy and greater investments SINGAPORE, Wednesday ■pHE number of unemployed in Singapore lias dropped to its lowest in recent years. Labour Ministry statistics show only 35,688 names on the "live" register of the Employment exchange at the end of September. This is 13,038
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    JUNGLE BASHING FOR ANZUK TROOPS
    63 5 JUNGLE BASHING FOR ANZUK TROOPS SINGAPORE, Wed. 0 Newly-arrived Amuk troops moved into the North Johore jungles today to begin a 16-day jungle warfare exercise. The troops are drawn from the British, Australian and New Zealand combat units of the 28th ANZI K Brigade based in Singapore. The ANZUK air
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    Swimming course for beginners at five pools
    88 5 Swimming course for beginners at five pools SINGAPORE. Wed. The National Sports Promotion Board will organise a 12-sesslon beginners swimming course for adults and schoolchildren at five local swimming pools. Intermediate and advance classes will also be given after the four-week course. Lessons will be conducted dally except on Sundays.
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    Another $83 for widow
    67 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Straits Times has received another $83 for Madam Surjit Kaur, widow of a watchman killed In a road accident on Oct. 16. The donations came from Mr. Mehervan Singh, $25; Mr. Balj Nath Sharma, $6; Mr. Kay Kumar, $5; Mr. Nanlk Tahlram. $5;
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    Mental health workshop
    50 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Health Minister, Mr Chua Slan Chin will open a workshop on the teacher and mental health at the Shangri-La Hotel conference room on Nov. 30 at 0.15 •jn. The workshop is organised by the Singapore Association for Mental Health and the Singapore Teachers' Union.
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    Japanese course
    33 5 BINGAPORE. Wed. The Chinese YMCA will conduct a 15 -session course on conversational Japanese for beginners •t its Palmer Road premises starting on Nov. 26 from 6.30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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    3 fined, another jailed for ganja offences
    166 5 3 fined, another jailed for ganja offences SINGAPORE, Wed. A jobjess man was jailed for six months and three others fined a total of $1,350 In a magistrate's court today, for having ganja. Jacob Adrian Thambyayah. 23. who admitted being a pusher and having 16.61 grammes of ganja at Queens
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    Courtesy call
    32 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The American Ambassador, Mr. Charles T. Cross, and Mrs. Cross will pay a courtesy call on President Shea res and the First Lady at the Istana on Friday.
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    Sunshine again
    53 5 SLIM RIVER. Wed. Bright sunshine broke over the hilltops here this morning, ending a week of incessant rain that caused serious flooding. Flood waters began to recede and 90 evacuees from two of the affected kampongs returned to their homes. About 400 more evacuees, however, are still unable
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    Chinese for beginners
    41 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. An elementary Chinese language class will be held by the PAP Alexandra Branch's youth section every Thursday starting from tomorrow Those Interested can apply at the branch In Mci Ling Street every Monday at 8 p.m.
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    Film show
    32 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Dunman English Frlmary School advisory committee will hold a film show. "Adventure of Bullwhip Griffin.' at Hollywood cinema to raise funds on Nov. 14 at 1C a.m.
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    Never a dull moment for me says MacD
    272 5 Never a dull moment for me says MacD IGNATIUS STEPHEN By BANDAR SERI BEOAWAN. Wed. There never was a dull moment ever for veteran British diplomat Mr. Malcolm MacDonald and that is the secret of his long successful life, he said here today. Mr. Mac Donald 70, arrived here on
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    US$5OO stolen
    24 5 PENANO. Wed. Japanese tourist Machlko Haslmoto. 40. reported to police she lost US$5OO from her handbag while visiting I the snake temple.
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    'Law if persuasion fails'
    206 5 "Law if persuasion fails' warning to employers by Minister KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday rpHE Minister of Labour, Tan Sri V. ManickavaA sagam today warned factories here that he weald bring in legislation to control the racial composition of workers if "gentle persuasion fails." "All we are asking them is that they
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    AEB course on electrical drawing
    76 5 AEB course on electrical drawing SINGAPORE, Wed.— The Adult Education Board will be conducting an eight week course on electrical drawing and blueprint reading at its Mountbatten centre in Dakota Crescent from Dec. 12. Classes will be held on Sundays from 10 a.m. to noon. Tuition fee for the course
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      277 5 Straits mes l o ss w i o^ ACROSS 6 Ring man entitled to play 1. Not In with the Conserva- 7 doctors relations hide tives entirely (8). (8) 5. Showing no emotion as reug- gg^ lceg for snow (8) lous man smashed idol (6). 13 rhey admit slng i
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    Rustic ramble and a line-up on a famous bridge
    211 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. There's nothing like a spot of rustic charm for relaxing ballerinas and these lovely Korean girls had their fill this morning as they rambled through the Jurong Bird Park. I don't speak the language, but there was no mistaking
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    Passing-out parade
    38 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. A passing-out parade of recruit Police constable* will be held at the Police Academy in Thomson Road at 6.30 p.m. tomorrow. It will be inspected by the Commissioner of Police, Mr. Tan Teck Khlm.
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    Top bankers to assess our money progress
    318 6 Top bankers to assess our money progress SINGAPORE, Wednesday TOP men from three Common Market banking partners will arrive here later this month to assess the Republic's industrial progress and financial developments. They will meet businessmen and government officials, including Finance Minister Mr. Hon Sui Sen, chairman of the Economic
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    -Plain look, plain garbs—and I love it says Moya
    259 6 Plain look, plain garbs and I love it says Moya SINGAPORE, Wed. She misses the days when a girl had to be exceptionally beautiful to succeed as a model but she is not sorry that those times seem to have gone forever. In fact. London model Miss Moya Watkias says
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    Aquarium's new opening time
    39 6 SINOAPORE. Wed. The Van Kleef Aquarium will open dally at 9 30 a.m. from Monday half an hour earlier. Closing time, 9 p.m., Is unchanged. The fishes will be fed at noon and 5 p.m.
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    Accused tells of 'wild feeling' on day of killing
    242 6 Accused tells of 'wild feeling' on day of killing SINGAPORE, Wed— A 21- labourer told the High Court today that he was "feeling rather wild" the day on which he is accused of murdering his prospective sister-in-law. Chow Kirn Hoong. making hu. defence on a charge of fatally stubbing Kwong
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    IS PEKING LETTING HER PALS DOWN?
    1233 7  - IS PEKING LETTING HER PALS DOWN? JOHN GITT1NGS By CHINA'S victory at the UN has been warmly welcomed by her neighbours in Hanoi and Pyongyang, themselves still excluded from the organisation. But North Vietnam and to a lesser extent North Korea are still not too happy about other aspects of
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    640 7  - SLOWLY, CAMBODIA IS PUSHED DEEPER INTO WAR MARK FRANKLAND: By Phnom Penh TTHE CAMBODIAN Government's decision to close the country's National Assembly and reports that the American military would very much like to increase both its aid to and presence in Phnom Penh show how deeply Cambodia is tangled up
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    A Catholic girl leads group in reciting Koran verses
    213 8  -  SITI BIDAYAH By LINDA Victoria Then, 21, is one Catholic who thinks that her religion is no barrier to reciting Koran verses in Arabic. She not only recites it she is extremely good at it. And at Kuala Lumpur's Stadium Merdeka
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    Assurance on school problems
    187 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. —The Ministry of Education today gave its assurance that all administrative problems resulting from the re-openlng of schools on Dec. 27 instead of Jan 1 will be sorted out. A spokesman said "The ministry is aware of these problems and will resolve them." One
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    They're still 'misters' despite sex change
    429 8  - They're still 'misters' despite sex change TAN WEE LIAN I—NOi NO CHANGE YET IN LEGAL STATUS By SINGAPORE, Wed. SINGAPORE'S two sex-change patients are still "misters" in the eyes of the law. "They will have to apply to the AttorneyGeneral's office to change their legal status," said Professor S.S. Ratnam,
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    Seminar on problems of aided school teachers
    121 8 Seminar on problems of aided school teachers SINGAPORE, Wed. A seminar on the problems of aided school teachers, organised by the Singapore Teachers' Union, will be held at the Goodwood Hotel on Dec. 6. Seventy teachers have already signed up. Closing date is Friday. The seminar will discuss conditions of
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    Samsu seizure
    34 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Customs officers teUed 3,030 gallons of fermented mesh and 108 gallons of samsu from a hut In a Sentul Pasar squatter area here yesterday. Duty was estimated at 116.000
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    10 SHOTS FIRED
    106 8 AT 'BLACK MAGIC MAN KLANG, Wed.— A gang leader, reputed to have "black ma tie" powers, was caught by police today after a short chase in his old haunt at Padang Jawa here. At least 10 shots were fired at him when he tried to escape, but
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    Merchant found dead in his office
    73 8 Merchant found dead in his office SINGAPORE. Wed— The proprietor of an Import and export firm was found dead in his offlce-cum-resldence at Chin Nam Street yesterday. Tan Khoo Tong, 48. who went into business a year ago, was found dead at about 5 p.m. in his bedroom. On a
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    German visitors
    31 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A 20-member delegation from West Germany's opposition party, the Christian Democratic Party, will arrive here tomorrow for a two-day visit as guests of the Umno Youth.
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    Second language won't be a 'must* for Govt -jobs yet
    254 8  - Second language won't be a 'must' for Govt jobs yet MASIE KWEE By SINGAPORE, Wed. A second language require ment for Government jobs and entry to universities here will not be mandatory for a long time yet. Informed sources from the Public Service Commission the recruitment agency for the Government
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    Blast and fire at block of flats
    349 9  -  K.S. SIDHU: FAMILIES MOVE OUT OF HOMES By Singapore, Wed FIRE broke out following an explosion at a fourstorey block of flats next to the Russian Trade Representation office this afternoon. The explosion at about 12.30 p.m., caused by a short circuit, destroyed
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    Dutiable batek cloth charge
    54 9 SINOAPORE. Wed. Two Indonesians were today charged with having '20 pieces of batek sarong cloth without duty being paid at the Kampong Arang jetty yesterday Suparao bin Sam Iran. 17, and Anuar bin Fauzi. 24, who denied the charge were allowed bail of $2,000 each pending
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    Graduation
    41 9 SINOAPORE. Wed. The MP for Jurong. Mr. Ho Kah Leong. will give away certificates and prizes at a graduating ceremony of the Jurong Town Residents' Association kindergarten classes at the Jurong Town Primary School on Nov. 13 at 3 p.m.
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    Women urged: Break modesty barrier to fight cancer
    152 9 SINGAPORE, Wed CINGAPORE women should break the modesty barrier and come forward voluntarily for smear tests, Dr. Yu Sheng Fong, a radiologist at the Outram Hospital said today. "Doing this might save them from dying of one of the commonest forms of
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    MINISTRY FLOODED WITH INQUIRIES ON CHINESE TUITION
    189 9 MINISTRY FLOODED WITH INQUIRIES ON CHINESE TUITION SINGAPORE, Wed. The Ministry of Education has been flooded with telephone calls from parents since Monday. Reason Parents are enthusiastic over the ministry's plan to provide tuition classes In Chinese as a second language for English schools from January. Some parents have even
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    A mother of seven killed by lorry
    59 9 A mother of seven killed by lorry SINGAPORE. W e d. Housewife Madam Lob, Ah Hong. 48. was killed by a a lorry at the Junction of KUllnev Road and Orchard Road this morning. A mother of *even, she was on her way to the market when she was knocked
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    Replanting scheme
    49 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. More smallholders will be able to join the replanting scheme next year. This Is because the annual quota of 120.000 acres has not been me' and a balance of 50.000 acre* .or replanting will be carried over, bringing next year's project to 170.000 acres.
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      138 9 1 1 1 oi, O<>,o By I\ T. Ham lin I MAN, THAT~^ B^~ATS RIGHT, UMPA, 1 WEU. THANK NOW THAT 1 I ...WHAT WAS IT T OH.YES.'/ BI...'SaJSE"^MF~c MO»I7\ NUTHIN V¥fcS A /YEP! A IT COULDN'T J YOU.TUNK... I WCTE ALL YOU BOYS WERE jIT WAS ME, YOUR N
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      CHINA IN THE U.N.
      465 10 The arrival in New York of the Chinese UN delegation, headed by the Deputy Foreign Minister, Mr. Chiao Kuan-hua, marks Peking's formal entry into the world organisation. It will be some tune before the Peking delegation r;iri'Jiarises itself with the procedure of th UN and until
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      GREAT EXPECTATIONS
      274 10 An early corrective to the idea that the forthcoming PAT A conference and workshop will prove a panacea for the ills of Malaysia's tourist industry has been made by Mr. Marvin Plake, the organisation's executive director. He has not minced his wcrds. There is no open sesame. Malaysia
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      REFORM OF PLANNING
      249 10 Malaysia can expect its towns and countryside to be either destroyed or converted into slum areas unless action is taken to stop the present haphazard planning. This prediction is made by Mr. Tan Soo Hai, a town planning consultant, in the Malaysian Institute of Management's Review. Mr.
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      CLOSE ROADS TO BUSY SHOFPING AREAS
      353 10 HAVING returned some months ago from a vMt to Ireland I endorse the suggestions made by Enche Arshld Khalld S.T., Nov. 8) for keeping some of Kuala Lumpur's favourite shopping streets tree of traffic at certain periods. While I was In Dublin one of
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      48 10 SINCE the announcement ot the breakup of MSA. Malaysia has organised her own airline irom almost nothing and I see that the first aircralt In the colours of M.A.L. (now familiar initials), is already for take off. Singapore's own airline hasn't been given a name yet. EXPRESS Singapore
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    WET SEASON AGAIN FOR TAMIL NADU BARS
    691 10  - WET SEASON AGAIN FOR TAMIL NADU BARS P.C. SHIVADAS: By Madras \yHEN prohibition was introduced in India 21 years igo there were scenes of people bidding tearful farewells to jars of toddy. Tears of joy there nvght not have been when it was lifted two months ago in this southern
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    Japan faces up to the Nixon chill
    1605 10  -  808 NG By Llli 1 i 1 the Japanese are beginning to realise that the world is no longer prepared to accord Japan any favours now that it is the third most powerful economic force IT IS an exaggeration to say Japan is
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      70 10 Styiti cut to the latest trend by our mett axperlenced craftsman since 1934. Suit* complttaly hand tailored stitched right to the buttonhole* ensuring bast workmanship, we »r* also Importers a\ exporters of flnast Gents textiles tharaby we hava the latast 4 widest ranga of ma ten alt for selection. And
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      176 10 TOMORROW: JAPAN'S TRADE WITH MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE aT^iOA# U3 3t3 tS tO ha PP en If til IvJjfevery Sunday at 1900 hours. m big, beautiful Garuda OCB g I^l jetliner outward bound for I^JCiMdM Djakarta, Bali and Sydney. Step Indonesians^ #I^% shamelessly with Indonesian \m |fr^ hospitality. Once you've tasted
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      417 11 Take-over of trade, ceiling on property under 5-year shock Plan COLOMBO, Wednesday pRIME MINISTER Mrs. Sirimavo Bandaranaike yesterday presented a fiveyear plan to Parliament against the background of what she called "a social and economic crisis unparalleled in the history of modern Ceylon." Mrs. Bandaranai ke s plan
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      161 11 LABOUR JEERS HOME'S DATE WITH SMITH ONDON. Wed. Bri- 1 tish Foreign Secretary Sir Alec DouglasHome flies off to Salisbury on Sunday to confront Rhodesian Premier Mr. Lan Smith over the six-year-old Rhodesian independence dispute. Sir Alec's announcement in the House of Commons yesterday about his make-or-break mission was greeted
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      133 11 London tecs probe 'Case of the Nudie will' HONG KONG, Wed. Newspapers here have given front page treatment to a visit here by two London detectives in connection with what has been labelled "The case of the Nudie will." The detectives are Inspector Peter Holland and Sergeant Michael Hastings. They
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      156 12 A very special cake for a Very special' Lorna, 10 1 T T L E Lorna O'Connor has a special taste for life. Her birthday cake was very unusual. If it were not it could kill her. But her reaction was not in the least unusual when she sampled a
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      303 12 Aid cut will boost war Nixon Warning No, 1 NEW YORK, Wed. PRESIDENT NIXON said last night the world would become more unstable and the threat of war greatly increased unless Congress restored the foreign and military aid programme killed by the Senate last month. Speaking at a Republican Party
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      219 12 Be prepared for surprise attack call by Giri Warning No. 2 I^EW DELHI, Wed.— Giri warned today that India was facing a grave challenge and it had to guard against any surprise attack. His warning came as civil defence arrangements continued all over the country amid speculation that a national
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      155 12 WARNING No. 3 RAWALPINDI, Wed. Mr. Zulflkar All Bhutto, leader of the Pakistani People's Party, yesterday warned his countrymen to show restraint in their attitude towards big power actions in the current crisis with India. Mr. Bhutto, who returned on Monday from a visit
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      643 13 Chou: Tough time ahead for bullies... 'Unite now' plea to the small nations PEKING, Wednesday PREMIER Chou En- lai said last night that the super powers were finding it more and more difficult, to "bully and butcher" weak and small nations. He was speaking only hours after the departure oi
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      241 13 Govt rebels back Lynch over no faith motion DUBLIN, Wednesday. pREMIER Jack Lynch successfully stamped out a backbench Parliament revolt in the Irish Republic yesterday that had its roots in Northern Ireland's violence. He won pledges of support from dissidents within his ruling Planna Fall Party In a motion of
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      166 13 'NO' TO POLITICS BY SON OF DE GAULLE PARIS, Tues. RearAdmlral Philippe De Gaulle, son of the late Gen. De Gaulle, said last night he did not think he would follow his father >nto politics, partly because his personality might, be wrong. In a TV interview on the first anniversary
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      125 13 Ex-Beatle Paul forms a new group fONDON, Wed. Paul McCartney has made it official. He is launching his own version of the Beatles. Including hLs American wife Linda. After weeics af rumours in the pop music set and trade journals McCartney announced the launching of the 'Wings' at of all
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        102 13 NZ SEAMEN END NINE-DAY STRIKE WELLINGTON, Wed.— New Zealand's 1.450 striking seamen decloed today to return to work after a nine-day stoppage which tied ud almost 60 ships In five main ports. The strike began in protest aualnst disciplinary clauses In a Shipping and Seamen's Amendment Bill, now before Parliament.
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        47 13 SYDNEY; A doctor's collection of Australian stamps has netted more than AllCO.OOfl Dr. Abramovish, 56. said he sold his 34-volutne collection because his eyesight is not as good as It used to be for examining stamps, and because security problems made Insurance for the collection difficult. Router.
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        49 13 NEW YORK: The U.N. General Assembly yesterday approved, by a vote of 109 to 2. s draft resolution expressing grave Indignation and concern at the maltreatment and torture of opponents to apartheid in South Africa. Two countries. South Africa and Portugal. voted against the resolution. There were no abstentions.
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        32 13 LONDON: A draft Code of Practice for shipping line conferences has been accepted by the Governments of the consultative shipping group. the Chamber of Shipping and the British Shipper's Council said yesterday.
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        50 13 RABAT: Thirteen people. Including six ex-ministers and a man considered to be one of Morocco's richest men. are to be prosecuted for corruption and misuse of public funds, the Justice Ministry announced last night. The accused have been remanded in custody by a soecial magistrate. a ministry communique said. Reuter.
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        54 13 WASHINGTON: Television can make children mean, scared, cynical and even exhausted, according to child behaviour experts testifying before the Federal Trade Commission. Dr. T. Berry Brazelton of Harvard told the F.T.C. hearings on advertising on Monday that TV "must have a powerful influence on the child's capacity to handle his
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      74 13 WASHINGTON, Wed. Airline stewards today won their fight to be considered equally with stewardesses for employment. The Supreme Court refused to review, thus tacitly upholding, a ruling that airlines break the law if they refuse to hire male stewards. The IS. Court
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      346 13 Chemical Company of Malaysia Berhad (Incorporated in Malaysia) The Directors announce the provisional results for the year ended 30 September, 1971, as follows: Provisional Results (Subject to Final Audit). 1971 1970 $'000 $*060~ Net Profit for year after charging all expenses of operations, including Rent for Land and Buildings, Directors'
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        Rises
        47 14 J.N.E. ;.C.M. ».E.G.I. tothmans union c. ».M.C. A. G. N. .ammon •M. Hold. In. I.C. iftron Cables 917U $3.92 $1.75 $2.64 $3.06 $3.70 $3.78 $1.61 $2.90 $5.85 $1.55 $1.70 $1.76 $1.79 $1.28 .08 07 .06 .06 .06 .06 .05 .05 .05 04 .04 .04 04 .03
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        17 14 i.anjui i. S'pura r. Jacks I. Cont. 5.3. UO $1.50 $2.71 $2.51 .1' —.11 .0' .0-
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        Most active stocks
        22 14 Gammon 266,000 Haw Par 190.C00 P. Carbide 177.000 Pan Electric 152.000 Total Tu. >ver: 2.06 M Delayed Percentage: 32.53
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        37 14 Nov. 9 Not. H Indintriali: 19J.25 193.» Hotels: 75.51 74.7 ProperUea: 131.21 131.5 t Tina: M.»l 95.7: t v rubbr-s: 122.95 US.*! Dec. 30. 1966 101 1 Dec 31, 1968 IX t Dec. 29, 1962 101
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      Advances outnumber declines
      245 14 NEWS of the first flush of capital inflow from Hong Kong made for mildly firm trading conditions in the morning session on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. In the afternoon session, however, interest petered out with small cutback in prices. Blue chips and other
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      CLOSING PRICES
      986 14 DID AND OFFIR PRICEI OFFI- CIALLV LISTED AT TNI CLOU OF BUSINESS IN THE SINCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR 7RADINC ROOMS OF THE STOCK CXCHAHCI ■RACKETS VESTEROAY WERE: INDUSTRIALS V. aCnUccm <unch.) STCRLINC RUBBER Cralglelea 13 14 < UNIT TRUST (Atlt Unit Trutt) (Miniitr. Prlctl far N.» 11) Mi.
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      59 14 'THESE rates were quoted on 1 the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates ore for deposits of U5525,000 and above. mill i 10 o 1/1O"^ 2 mths 5 11/18 to 5 15/16% 3 mths 5 11/16 to 5 15/16% 6 mths S 13/16 to 6 1/16% 9 mths
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      1038 14 BUSINESS In and reported to D the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown ln brackets ln lots of 1,000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Alean (1) 1.47. (1) 1.48. Allied Choc. (8) 2.31. (3) 2.30. (2) 2.29.
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      33 14 FBABER. stock brokers, announced yesterday It was preparing an offer for the entire Issued Ordinary and IS per cent Preference share capital of Kesang TlnCMalayai at $1 50 and $1.70 respectively per share.
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      162 14 T^L^rti!? 11 nIM ln Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Nov 10 oTfo,^ 1 to Oe nlt SELLING BUYING of Foreign Currency TT or OO TT OD Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar Bouth Arabian Dinar U.B. Dollar Local dollars to I*o
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      Austim buys stake in Haw Par
      760 14 HAW PAR Brothers International is seriously considering having Its shares listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Mr. Donald Ogilvy Watson, its executive director, disclosed yesterday. This development had been under study for some time, be said. But first Haw Par would like to
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        189 14 THK Straits tin price in Penang yesterday rose 87$ cents to $623.87$ per picul on an official offering down 40 tons to 250 tons. The overnight London metal price was unchanged with forward buyers quoted at £1,415 per metric ton. Following the steady trend ln overnight London
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        74 14 T< HE Malaysian Minister x of Finance has fixed these rates for calculating Customs duties for the period from Nor. 11 to 17: Rubber 43% cents a Ib. Copra $432.00 a ton Palm Oil ..700.00 ton Palm Kernel (322.25 a ton The rates of duties payable are: Rubber
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        22 14 NOV. 10. RUBBER: 99.25 cents (down 0.75 cent). TIN: *****7J (up 87} cents). Official offering: 250 tons (down 40 tons).
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        111 14 I'HlNtll PRODUCE EXCMANCt. 1 SINGAPORE NOON CLOtINC PRICE* PER PICUL YIITIROAY Cacanut Oil: Bulk S46t avller*. drum 149 aellera. Capra: Mixed (lob) loo.«e Nov./ Dec. UK Com |27 B. P.pptr: Muntok AST A whit* fob 100 NLW t237| teller*. Sarawak white fob. 96/ NLW ***** teller*. Sarawak tpeclal black
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        56 14 S pore (2) ***** 150.80 (1) Export price in non-aterllng arcaa la U.S. dollan per ounce. (2) Local dealera price In .Singapore dollan per tael. TuMday Mondty •U.S. N4. London 42.52 42.40 Eelrut 42.85 42.70 Honnkon* 44.K.1 44.38 Zurlcb 42.45 B 43.35 B 42.60 8 42.50 8 Part*
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        36 14 London copper price* on Tueaday (prevloua In bracket!) Wlrebar Bpot buyer {4,5 .V) U417.50). teller {416.00 ({418.50): Ttiree Month, buyer f 422 50 f 425.00). •eller {423.00 ({*****). Market tone: Steady. SalM: 3.175 toot.
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        34 14 In London on Tuesday palm oil price* of Malayan S per cent CTF IK N European port* In bulk: •terllnf per lons ton Dec. Jan was quoted at UK £102 wllen lunch >.
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        212 14 THE recent covering activity ln November evaporated and left the rubber market yesterday in dull conditions throughout the morning session. Covering inquiry for RSS Two for Poland was satisfled by up-country sellers. Otherwise physicals were neglected. Turnover was very small and the morning session closed very quiet. The
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        126 14 Tnt. 1 R.S.B. prompt f.ob. Int. 1 R.s.B. Nov Int. 1 R. 8.8. Dec Int. 2 R.S.B UK/Cont Int. 3 R. 8.8 UK/Oont Int. 4 R.B.S UK Cbnt Int. 5 RB.B UK/Cont Noon Close (Per kilo) (per kilo) Bayer* Bellen
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      151 14 FABER UNION LTD has told the Stock Exchange that assets of Faber Union Sendtrian Berhad consist of Investments ln Merlin Hotels Malaysia and thfl Countryside Estate while other assets of Faber Union 'Hongkong) are ln cash. Valuation of the share exchange between the Limited company and the K.L.
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        291 14 MELBOURNE. Wed. Mining and oil shares were very slow to trade on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Industrial?, particularly takeover possibilities, attracted slightly more attention. Overall, rises and fallj, were roughly equal and slightly less then 1.3 million shares changed hands. Austim fell seven cents to $1.25 after Slater.
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        222 14 MEW YORK. Tues. The nock market moved ahead for a small (jair. In moderate trading as Investors took only jcant notice of an agreement by the Administration's wage board to limit pay Increases to 5.5 per Today* ckMlng price. In V.B dollari followed by the difference, on yeaterday
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        132 14 HONO KONO. Wed. The market opened on a steady note and a number of shares had put on slight gains by 'he end of the morning session The China Ll«ht dividend bonus and right* issues announcement, once again found that good news had already been discounted and from
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        37 14 FINANCIAL TIMES Tuesday 8 Monday Tuesday UW Monday 301.21 week .go-:::.;;; W% :::E? r Monday «37.»1 Week ago M7 Kay D o^ 9V n^ 2 7^ Monday »H to 20>., Tu^^-^O^G 20^ Mc*iday 331.52 _w«*k ago'
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    240 15  - PROBE INTO SALE AND RESALE OF HAW PAR HONG KONG PROPERTY SINGAPORE, Wed. 0 The Hong Kong CID is Investigating a report of HK$9OO,OOO difference in the sale and resale of a property owned by Haw Par Brothers Ltd. in the colony. Haw Par's lawyers there are also inquiring. Haw
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    68 15 US professor to lecture at hospital SINGAPORE. Wed.— Prof. R.E. Steiner. professor of diagnostic radiology at the University of London Postgraduate Medical School, will arrive here on Saturday. He will visit Outram Hospital and give two lectures to Its medical staff. Prof. Steiner, who is also director of the Hammersmith
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    83 15 $800 fine for three traffic offences SINGAPORE, Wed. A clerk, Ow Kee Sal. 20. was fined a total of $800 today when he admitted three traffic offences on Sept. 1. He was fined $300 for having driven away a Land Rover without the consent of Its owner: $400 for having
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    Pakistan mission defector left by Aeroflot
    507 15 P. M. RAMAN The mystery: Where did he go? By SINGAPORE, Wednesday 'pHE defector from the Pakistan High Commission, Mr. Ali Ahmad, a cipher assistant, left Singapore by Aeroflot on Monday night, it was learnt today. The first scheduled stop of the Aeroflot flight
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    181 15 Wonder 'tyre rubber' developed by the RRI KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— Another major breakthrough by the natural rubber industry is on the way the development of a special "tyre rubber." When this comes through, it will be one of the greatest achievements by the Malaysian Industry, the director of the Rubber
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    30 15 SINGAPORE. Wed. The MP for Mountb.it ten, Mr. Ng Yeow Chong. will officiate at a five-kilometre walkathon organised by Ouillemard English School advisory committee on Sunday at 7 a.m.
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    135 15 KL to stop China goods from S'pore in April CINGAPORE, Wed Singapore re-exports of China-made goods to Malaysia will be completely cut off by the end of next April. According to the president of the Singapore Chinese Merchandise Importers and Exporters Association, Mr. Wong Chock Chew, Pernas the Malaysian state
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    48 15 SINGAPORE, Wed. Intourist. the Russian tourism agency. Is to take steps to boost tourkm between Singapore and the Soviet Union. For a start. It is sending an official, Mrs. B. Oolubeva, to Singapore as regional representative. She will work closely with the local Aeroflot office.
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    38 15 Crafts centre for S'pore? BANGKOK. Wed. Eleven countries are attending a meeting here called by the Economic Commission (or Asia and the Par East (Ecafe) to consider a proposal to set up an Asian handicrafts centre In Singapore.
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    298 15  - SOS padre: I didn't pass on $45,000 fraud confession R. CHANDRAN: By Singapore, Wed THE Rev. Carl M. Capen, the SOS padre who helped uncover a seven-year-old fraud Involving some $45,000, today clarified the role he played. A magistrate's court was told yesterday that Yeap Boon Tong. 37, a bill
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      160 15 'STOP SMOKING' DRIVE BY ADVENTISTS CINGAPORE, Wed. The day. Seventh-Day Adventists A spokesman for the diviare to start a campaign slon said: "This year, we ?oon to discourage Singa- are concentrating on poreans from smoking. stopping cigarette smokThe project was approved ing, which often leads to at the convention of
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      542 15 On your TV and Radio 300 P.M. Opening and General t.M News in Brief Hospital 1.3S What Others Say (0 3.21 Persembahan Ku Zakariah 7.N Fury Black Gold Bajuri (Repeat) 725 Science Report 3.41 It's Happening in Singapore, 1M News (0 Topic: The Science Council 7.51 Our Music Makers (0
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      160 15 2.45 P.M Programme Summary 1.32 Continuation of Young People's 2.47 Toto Results Concert 3.1S Quiz Perpaduan 7.15 Interns The Prisoner 3.541 The Road Runner Show Project 4.11 Skippy, The Bush Kangaroo 1.15 Programme Summary The Hikers 1.11 Championship Racing 4.25 Pusparia 834 Chahaya 4SO Programme Summary I.N News (M) 4.5S
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      280 16 Patrol carwas prompt but the offenders got away LAST WEEK I dialled 999 to report the indiscriminate firing of crackers by some unruly residents of Lengkong Dua, with the address and location given. It was heartening to see the prompt arrival of the police patrol car within seven minutes of
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      212 16 GOVT REPLIES I REFER to the letter from "Ex Serviceman now Overseer" (ST., Oct. 15) stating that he has not received the two years increment which he claimed to be entitled as he has completed national service. He further stated that letters on this matter sent to this department by
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      110 16 lIHTH reference to the letter by "Fabian" (ST., Nov. 4), Jalan Waspada is a private road the maintenance of which Is the responsibility of owners of lands abutting the road. A portion of this road was, however, made up in 1961 by the Urban and Rural Services Committee on the
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      69 16 11/ITH reference to the TT letter by Mike (ST. Nov. 2). the problem at the Junction of Braddell Road/ Bartley Road/Upper Serangoon Road Is not one of synchronisation of the traffic lights, but one of right turning traffic. The Public Works Department is now looking into the matter to see
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      87 16 I REFER to the letter from "Frequent Road Traveller" (ST., Oct. 30) regarding two dim streetlamps along the centre divider of Alexandra Road opposite Princess House. A check was immediately carried out and it was found that the globes of the street lighting lanterns had cracked slightly and rain water
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      Teachers are not experts at watching their clocks
      595 16 THERE is an impression that all schools closed on Nov. T). This is not the case. In fact however, only secondary schools that are examination centres have closed. All primary schools in Singapore are functioning as usual and will only close on
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      146 16 ONE of my friends is Chinese-educated and does not speak English fluently. I was therefore asked to find out, on her behalf, whether her 23--year-old son, a Singapore citizen who is studying at a community college abroad, will be allowed to leave Singapore freely to return to the US to
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      115 16 IT is easy for tne Ministry of National Develop ment to tell us "not to worry about those cofferaams in Rochore Canai." (ST.. Nov. 8). But to residents of Durham Estate and its vicinity, the main cause of flooaing in our area is largely the cofferdams in tne canal. Tne
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      51 16 I WOULD hke to draw the attention of the Hous ing Board to the feasibility of installing giass louvres and nonow concrete blocks to Mil up the gap above the parapets ol uncovered verandahs as it Is costly to renew bamboo chicks cue to ever rising costs. SOMETHING BETTER, Singapore
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      182 16 Hospital didn't tell us about grandma's death I HOPE the General Hospital authorities will enlighten me as to whether it is the hospital's duty to notify relatives of deaths of any patient warded in the hospital. Recently, my granny was warded in the hospital and died on Sunday (Oct. 3)
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      79 16 MY sister who graduated from an American medical school was advised to cross into Canada for further studies before she could practise in Singapore just because her degree was not from one of the stipulated five American universities whose medical degrees are accepted here. Can anyone explain why the U.S.
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      63 16 I FULLY agree with the Chief Justice. Mr. Wee Chont Jin, (S.T.. Nov. 4) that canine Is the real deterrent for the young com ie ted of crimes of violence. I would like to add that similar punishment should also be meted out to drug pushers and drug takers to
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    273 17 Singapore to go 'computer' in 73 for air travellers SINGAPORE, Wed. Air travellers in Ahia will be able to get their seal reservations confirmed within minutes or seconds in two or three years' time. At present It takes hours or days for airline offices in the region to confirm bookings
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    102 17 SURVEY OF MASS MEDIA BY NANTAH STUDENTS SINGAPORE, Wed. About 100 Nanyang University students are now conducting a survey on mass communications in Singapore. Since Monday, the undergraduates have been interviewing private and public firms and agencies on mass communications here. Questionnaires have also been sent to these firms and
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    37 17 SINOAPORE. Wed. The Baha'l community of Singapore will commemorate the 154 th anniversary of the birth of Baha 'v' Hah. prophet-founder, at the Baha'l centre at 26. Hartley Orove on Friday at 7.30 pjn.
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    29 17 SINOAPORE. Wed. A lorry driver. Phua Choon Ttan. was fined $100 today for driving with an expired licence along Lorong 6. Toa Payoh. on Jan. 19.
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    467 17 Love letters of man, 62, to death fall amah, 27 EVELYN NG: 'I WROTE TO MAKE HER HAPPY' By Singapore, Wednesday A 62 YEAR OLD 1^ pensioner today denied that he had serious Intentions towards a 27 -year-old amah, who fell to her death last month. G o v i
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    Five employers fined $1,300 for labour laws breaches
    174 17  - Five employers fined $1,300 for labour laws breaches SINGAPORE, W«d. UIVE employers have been fined a total of $1,295 1 for not complying with Employment Act regulations. According to the Labour Department's latest month- ly report, they were prosecuted in September for employing non-citizens without wo.'k permits and for falling
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    31 17 BTNOAPORE, Wed. The new board of trustees of the Institute of South-east Asian Studies will hold Its first meetIng at the Institute's seminar room on Friday before 4 p.m.
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    Youth jailed for robbery
    57 17 SINOAPORE, Wed. A Jobless youth. Ho Seng. 18. was Jailed for two years today for robbing shopkeeper Llm Thiam Hay of $200 and five dozen bottles of chicken essence, worth $140. Ho admitted robbing Llm at his shop in Rochore Road with five unknown youths on
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    80 17 INQUIRIES ABOUT SINGAPORE PRODUCTS SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Manufacturers' Association has received about 100 Inquiries about their products from European businessmen after their participation In the September trade fair in West Berlin. According to SMA. Oerman and European importers are interested In a wide range of Singaporemade products. Including automotive
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    XL to get city status by January 31
    140 17 KL to get city status by January 31 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Federal capital is to get city status by January 31. Minister of Technology. Research and Local Government, Dato Ong Kee Hul. announced today. "The declaration will be before the Pat a conference at the end of January. However.
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    BOOMERANG CONTEST AT AUSSIE TRADE FAIR
    104 17 BOOMERANG CONTEST AT AUSSIE TRADE FAIR SINGAPORE, Wed. Four Australian executives participating in the Australian Industrial Trade Display at the Shangri-La Hotel will take part In a boomerang contest demonstration at the hotel's miniature golf course tomorrow. They are Mr. Albert Cumines. managing director of O.M.F. Eec:.:c Motors; Mr. Russel
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    228 17 Children's Charities a living organism: First Lady SINGAPORE, Wed. The Children's Charities is more than an organisation it is a living organism, where old cells are continually being replaced by new ones, the First Lady, Mrs. Sheares said today. She was launching a donation draw in aid of Children's Charities
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    82 17 Six lawyers admitted to the Bar SINGAPORE. Wed—Singapore's only woman magistrate Miss Murgiana Kassim. was the first of six new lawyers admitted to the Bar by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah in the High Court today. Another new advocate and solicitor Is State Counsel Mr. Chao Hick Tin. of the
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    34 17 BINOAPORE. Wed. The second coroner, Mr. Tan Hun Hul. today recorded a verdict of misadventure on a schoolboy. Harjlt Singh. IS. who drowned In 'he Whampoa River at 6 p.m. on Oct. 27.
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      856 18  -  T«HK moment the boss went out to lunch, his secretary locked the door, moved the typewriters and papers from her desk and closed the Venetian blinds. Whatever next? You might ask. What actually happened was that she took
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      344 18 DRESSES FOR THE SHOW IT has been a long time since we saw such dresses. After months of shorts and smocks, they signal a return to the romantic mood. Long flowing gowns, short sweet dresses next year's clothes are something to feel feminine in. They
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      Combine old favourites with these orange recipes for Hari Raya
      374 18 Combine old favourites with these orange recipes for Hari Raya YOU can't beat your very own Candied Citrus Peei for nibbling. It is easy to prepare and for those celebrating Hari Raya soon, candied peel will make a delightful addition to the traditional 'kuays' and 'agar agar' that are musts
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      BETTER PEELED THAN JUICED
      148 18 WHEN you eat a peeled orange, you get one and one-half times as much food as you do when the orange is juiced. There is six times as much calcium and twice as much thiamine In the peeled orange. The segment coverings and juice sacs of
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      846 20 ORIENT LINES LTD. r^ t (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) "'ijt ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY. SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, LIVERPOOL, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE Smgipore P. Sham Cenang Arrrrtu HEPTUHE AMETHYST ,3/17 Ht* 11/11 Ht* 21/22 Ht* V/S NEPTUNE ZIRCON 1/14 Dec 4/
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      707 20 MH~T^TiALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL S SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD NaSOC.JIn. Ampang. KualaLu.npur JM H The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Pinang Arrl«es lUHCA RAYA 21 21 Ht* 27/2 B Hn 1/ 1 Dtt Havre 77/12 1 rt dam 5/1 k'*<--. H'burg 10/1 Bremen lUHCA TAHJOHC 11/22
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      791 21 ■THE POWi OF tINCAPORI AOTMO- Tflcrl tn(J 1 RITV ANNOUNCIO TNI FOLLOW- Brl Mrlll, B/5 IH C BtRTMIMC ARRANCIMINT* Lor nov ii. OUT: Cultivator B/3. B»Ut Lombok OUT DJ»Hpr«n« 1/2. L*c» Maenk B/3 Klm Ann B nd *< MtlaU B/5. Tam«mlya Maru <Cllnli.r) 5. T •WITTiMHAM nirnlochy 1»/1«. OJertnid Bakke
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      868 21 S.S. "RAJULA" sailing; for Madras on 14th November 1971 The above vessel will sail for Port Swettenham, Penang, Nagapattinam and Madras from Port of Singapore Authority Area on llth November 1971 at 2.00 p.m. Embarkation will commence at 8.00 a.m. for Bunked/ Unberthed passengers and at 10.00 a.m. for Cabin
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      343 21 PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR The recently established Singapore plant of England's largest domestic appliance manufacturers, needs a Production Supervisor to acsist the Factory Manager in the day-to-day running of its various divisions. Applicants must be Singapore citizens who have completed their National Service and who have had at least 3 years working
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    21 22 MR. AND MRS. Krishnamoortby Beilappah thank friends and relatives for their messages and gifts on the occasion of their wedding.
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    27 22 MADAM TAN KIM Til (nee Putehi. aged 84 years pasaed away peacefully on 10.11 71 Cortege leave* Singapore Casket 3 p.m 12.11.71 for Wjunt Vernon Crematorium.
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      907 22 WANTIO EXPERIENCED SALESGIRLS Apply In writing enclosing recent photo (non-returnable) to Wan Tak (Pte) Ltd. 6 7 A. lit Floor, Prealdent Shopping Centre, B'pore 8. GIT YOUR COMMERCIAL TRAINING from Raja'a College to be aure of success/Job: We recommend our student* for good positions New sessions starting November: For details
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    382 23 Plan tourist facilities ahead of demand... STORE DELEGATE TELLS PATA: SINGAPORE. Wed 'J'OURISM facilities have to be provided ahead of demand, Dr. Lee Soo Ann, senior economics lecturer of the University of Singapore, said today. The tourist Industry was not like other industries where production or supply could be geared
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    89 23 SINGAPORE. Wed. A talk and exhibition on orchids will be held at the National Library meeting room on Saturday at 3 p.m. Mr. Lim Ming Kwel, vicepresident of the Nanyang Orchids Association, which Is jointly organising the (unction with the Library's Group Services
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    60 23 SINGAPORE Wed. The YMCA will hold a one-day weekend study day on Nov. 21 at Its Orchard Road premises to discuss the role of leadership In Its Young Adults' Group The programme will Include three talks on "The Qualities of Leadership," "Youth In Leadership" and "Leadership
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    39 23 SINOAPORE, Wed. The Young Adults' Group of the YMCA will hold its annual Christmas carolling on Dec. 23 and 24. Those interested in joining the carolling group can register at the YMCA in Orchard Road on Friday.
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    148 23 CREATIVE SCIENCE KIT WINS $1,000 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Miss Chua Soo Kiau, of Balestier Girls Primary School, has won the top prise of $1,000 for creative improvisation of teaching materials at a recent competition to select outstanding science teachers. Miss Chua submitted a science kit for teaching Primary II pupils which
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    204 23 SINGAPORE. Wed rpHE High Court today X granted an order for possession in a tenancy suit against Ouan Hoe Trading Co. which had been alleged yesterday by the plaintiffs to be "nonexistent." Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah was hearing evidence as to whether the
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      542 24  -  EPSOM JEEP By Ten to follow TEN horses to follow at Kuala Lumpur; Monitor III. Red Mink, Gypsy Bank, Privy Seal, Rina II, Sincerity, Champs Elysees, Ching Dynasty, Glen LarmonJc, Wangganda. ANCiGANDA. an impressive last start winner over the Penan? 7f, is retaining
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      47 24 TOKYO. Wed. Twentygame winner Miller Cuellar today picked up his third win although he needed ninth inning relief as the Baltimore Orioles defeated a combined team of the Yomiuri Giants and the Hiroshima Carp 4-2 before a 21.000 crowd at the Hiroshima Stadium.
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      25 24 LONDON. Wed. St. Helens beat Leigh by 13 points to four in a rugby league floodlight competition quarter-final match last night. Reuter.
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      277 24 LONDON. Wed ASA Hartford, the 21 -year-old West Bromwich Albion player whose footballine career has been in the balance since Saturday because of a heart abnormality, was back in training with his teammates yesterday The Albion club said yesterday that Hartford is to be Included in
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      264 24 China bag double in table tennis tourney PARIS, Wed. China completed a comfortable double of the team events in the French Open table tennis championships here last night. First the Chinese girls Zhou Pao Kin and Tchang LI took a 3-1 victory over Russians Svetlana Fedorova and Asta Gcdraitite and
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      226 24 Drobny upset by Tiriac 's clowning LONDON. Wed. Jaroslav Drobny. the Czechoslovakbom Briton who won the 1954 Wimbledon title. complained about the antics of Rumanian lon Tinac after his Dewar Cup tennis tournament appearance here last night. Drobny. 50. was beaten 5-7 6-2 6-1 by Chilean Jaime Fillol in the
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      135 24 MRA select Cheam to ride in Australia JOCKEY A. K. Cheam has been selected by the MRA to represent Malaysia and Singapore in international invitation races In Sydney and Melbourne during the 10th Asian Racing Conference in March next year. This is a great honour for a.X who has done
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      270 24 STEWART TO DRIVE FOR MCLARENS IN CAN-AM SERIES JONDON. Wed. Jackie Stewart, Britain's world motor racing champion, has signed to drive for the McLaren team in the Canadian-American sports car series next season, the McLaren organisation announced yesterday. The 32-year-old Scot will join New Zealander Denis Hulme in the McLaren
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      278 24  -  IUEW YORK. Wed South l^ Africa's favourite golfer Gary Player is offering good odds on the outcome of the 19th World Cup gclf tournament which begins at Palm Beach Gardens. Florida. tomorrow. Ke figured the United States team of Jack Nicklaus and Lee
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      716 25 S'pores Bee Khim beats Thai for title MAURICE KHOO By tUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Kee Bee Khim (6) of Singapore, had it all her way when she posted another seven-over-par 81 to win the Queen's Cup in the 36--hole RSGC Women's Amateur Open golf championship here today. Bee Khim totalled gross
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      252 25 TOKYO. Wed. Japan beat 1 South Korea 74-68 tonight to win the Asian men's basketball championship and a place in next year's Munich Olympic Oames finals The unbeaten Japanese go to Munich with The Philippines, who earlier edged Taiwan 77-75 to finish in second place.
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      93 25 INTERNATIONAL diver Hul Peng Seng will not be In the Singapore team to the Seap Games in Kuala Lumpur next month. Singapore Amateur Swimming Association secretary Woon Sui Kut said Peng Seng, who wa* given a second chance to undergo another trial, (ailed to turn
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      38 25 THE -W Company RNZIR yesterday scored their ninth win when they trounced PoliceMliltarv 30-7 (six tries and two penalties to a try and penalty) in a BRU league Div. Three rugby match at Dieppe Barracks ground
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      Mci Lin to join Games squad
      174 25 Mei Lin to join Games squad KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysian woman champion swimmer Ong Mcl Lin will return for the Seap Games here in December. Amateur Swimming Union of Malaysia/secretary Ma] Maurice Lam said arrangements have been made to fly her back from United States for the Games. Mci Lin.
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      Brilliant Owen carves out 13-0 win for Tengah
      404 25 ROYAL Air Force Tengah. 'denuded' by the loss of 12 regular players in the pullout; still had enough strength yesterday to beat SCC Nomads 13-0 in a friendly rugby match on the padang. The new Tengah side, scored a goal, a try
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      Indons hand Malaysia a 2-0 shock
      219 25 Indons hand Malaysia a 2-0 shock BANGKOK, Wed. Indonesia beat Malaysia 2-0 in their preliminary Grup "B" match of the Fourth King's Cup football tournament here today. Half time score v/as 1-0. The defeat has made Indonesia sure of a semifinal place. They play Korea in the final natch and
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      Gurucharan hits a not out 96
      138 25  - Gurucharan hits a not out 96 HONO KONO. Wed. Ourucharan Singh hit a whirlwind 96 runs in 58 minutes to lead the Malaysian Cricket Association to victory in a oneday match against the Combined Services here today. Going in ninth in the batting order Guru rescued his side from defeat
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      Hunters 54
      27 25 HUNTERS edged USS Enterprise 5-4 In a friendly softball match on me padang yesterday. The Enterprise will play the American School on the padang today.
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      -Organisers of Seap Games face financial crisis
      450 25 Organisers of Seap Games face financial crisis By M. RAHMAN KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. With only 30 days to go before the opening of the Seap Games at Merdeka Stadium here on Dec. 11, the Organising Council is facing a financial crisis. The Council has to collect as donations from the
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      FAM aims to win Seap Games title
      346 25 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The FA of Malaysia has included all 19 players who competed In the preOlympic tournament at Seoul in the 23-member squad for the Seap Games at Kuala Lumpur on Dec. 11-18. The other four players are from the team who
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      26 25 BILLIARDS SBA Senior lea (rue: Stong Boo Oreen v Chinese SO (SRC 6.30). SWIMMING 8AFSA carnival (Amber Road). SOCCER Friendly: PSARC v Scrangoon Eoccerltes iBuklt Chermln).
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    Lock icon MR. KAO MAKES HIS FIRST TRIP TO U N
    59 26 MR. Slnan Korle (left), the UN Chief of Protocol, points out the Security Council's chambers to Mr. Kao Liang, representing China's delegation. Mr. Kao heads the advance party now at the United Nations. paving the way for the main delegation due
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    Blast in car kills top Saigon politician
    169 26 Blast in car kills top Saigon politician SAIGON, Wed. A leading South Vietnamese politician reportedly being considered for Prime Minister was assassinated today. Two pounds of hidden plastic explosives ripped through the automobile of Prof. Nguyen Van Bong as it moved through a Saigon street intersection. One bodyguard also was
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    37 26 LONDON. Wed. Scotland Yard detectives searched the Women's Liberation office in London for bombs today In an effort to head off any disruption of the Miss World contest tonight. They failed to find anything. AP.
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    SEARCH FOR DATA AT N-BLAST ISLAND
    89 26 I.MfHITKA, Wed. Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) scientists scoured the bleak beaches of this Aleutian island again today, amassing additional data on the Cannikin underground nuclear test. The AEC said numerous dead birds have been found, but it will require autopsies to determine whether they
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    Protective policy cause of drop in trade with Malaysia
    319 26 SINGAPORE. Wad THE decline in Singapore's trade with West Malaysia was due mainly to the self-suf-ficiency and protective policies of the Malaysian Government. This was stated in the 1970 annual report of the Finance Ministry's Trade Division, which added: "These had
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    LONDON STOCKS
    455 26 LONDON. Wed. The *tock market (knmj hrmrr on balance today after the good results received from I'nllever and CourtauMs. At 3 p m the Financial Timr* Index was up 4.0 at 409.4. the highest levels this werk. Unilever and CourtauMn closed with substantial gains while other leading industrial',
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    Circus tiger kills boy
    40 26 NEW DELHI. Wed. A 12--year-old boy died in a Bombay hospital last night after being mauled by a circus tiger which leaped into the audience following a performance, authorities reported. The tiger was later recaptured. UPL
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    Lock icon Indira in Bonn
    33 26 BONN. Wed. Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi arrived here today for an official visit during which she wag to confer with Chancellor Willy Brandt and other West German leaders. AP.
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    256 26 Marcos to work for regional security MANILA, Wed. President Ferdinand Marcos, his party reeling under a stunning election defect, announced today that he would concentrate on problems of regional security for the next two years. These problems would Include the question of tolatlons with China, possible Japanese militarisation and the
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    41 26 ROME. Wed. Italian rescue ships today spotted two bodies from yesterday's military air disaster in which 52 Italians and Britons are feared to have died. But the bodies disappeared again in heavy aeas and could not be recovered. Reuter.
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    23 26 BEIRUT. Wed. Lebanon has decider! to recognise China and establish diplomatic relations with Peking, Prime Minister Saeb Salam said today. UPI
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    21 26 DAOLANI LAKHUMAL RAMCNANO paattd away at Bombay on 10.11.71 beloved father of Nanlk Roop. May His Soul Rest In rear*.
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