The Straits Times, 3 December 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 TTie National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    THE HEADLINERS
    173 1 HEADLINES are **the hammer blows of history. They rise bold and black within hours sometimes minutes of the big events of the world. And then they wither wiped out by the competition of other headlines the latest global climacteric the latest triumph the latest folly Some survive the
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    $356 m Shell boost
    521 1 $356 m Shell boost Project to reclaim foreshore land SINGAPORE, Thursday SHELL is to invest a total of about $356 million to expand its oil refineries in Pulau Bukom Besar and Pulau Bukom Kechil. This was disclosed today by the Minister for Law and National Development, Mr. E.W. Barker, when
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    59 1 s THE fact that some employers with large profits have Riven bonuses to their employees, has no relevance to the government services, which are not run for profit, j Mr. Tang See Chim. Minister of State (Finance), in Parliament yesterday, answering Mr. Ang Nam Piau (Thomson) who asked for
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    Lock icon Teargas charge
    30 1 SANTIAGO. Thurs. Riot rolice fired dozens of tearcas grenades at more than 5.000 women who marched on the Presidential Palace last night to protest against food shortages AP.
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    35 1 TOKYO. Thurs— The United Slates is planning to send tc China a portable ground station (or space television relay of President Nixon China visit next February, it was reported here today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Pakistani jets bomb town and airstrip
    531 1 Pakistani jets bomb town and airstrip NEW DELHI. Thurs. PAKISTANI warplanes strafed the airfield and heavily populated areas of Agartala in northeastern Tripura state today, a Defence Ministry statement said. The Indian army was ordered to take immediate "defensive action," the phrase used by- the Government three other times since
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    Severance pay now goes to RPF
    325 1 SINGAPORE, Thurs. All payments made to any employee when his services are terminated as a result of his employer ceasing to carry on business for any reason must now be paid into the Redundancy Payments Fund. This was the effect of the passing today
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    Lock icon World money 'shake up' by Xmas
    397 1 World money 'shake up' by Xmas LONDON, Thurs. The London foreign exchange market today geared itself to the near certainty that within three weeks there will be a multinational realignment of currency parities including a devaluation of the US dollar. The outcome of yesterday's Rome meeting of the Group of
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    Car in drain: Two hurt
    42 1 SINGAPORE. Fri. Two people were seriously injured when their Ford Escort car went ofl Serangoon Road and crashed across a monsoon drain early this morning. They were taken to Outram Hospital. Their identities were not immediately known.
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    US support sought
    38 1 MANILA. Thurs. President Marcos today csked the United States to support the ASEAN Fortlfrn Ministers' declaration on neutralising South -east Asia. The request was made when US Ambassador Henry Byroade called on Mr. Marcos today.
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    20 1 LONDON. Thurs. Britain's 280,000 coal miners voted today (or a nationwide strike to support a pay claim. Reuter.
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    36 pages
    17 1 TODAY'S Straits Times is 36 pages in two sections. Business Times is in Section Two.
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  • 3 a.m.ROUNDUP
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      Lock icon BEECHAM BID FOR GLAXO
      59 1 LONDON. Thurv The Beecham Group today sprung a VI 3OO million bid for another pharmaceutical giant. the Glaxo Group. famous for its baby foods. It was the biggest takeover bid here for 10 years and, judging by initial reaction, looks as if it may lead to
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  • World News
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      Lock icon THE LOVE LIFE OF A MOON MISSION LEADER
      137 2 THE LOVE LIFE OF A MOON MISSION LEADER HOUSTON, Thurs. Astronaut John Young, who will command the Apollo 16 Moon mission next March, has divorced and re-married in the past five months, it was disclosed today. biography Issued by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration listed his second wife as
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      Lock icon Mrs Suharto's $75m project
      45 2 JAKARTA Thurs. IbU Tien, wife of President Suharto, ailed on the nations 26 governors to help her raise US$25 3 million In "non budgetary" funds to help build an "Indonesia In miniature" amusement park near Jakarta. It was reported today. AP.
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      Jets offer
      25 2 CANBERRA. Thurs Prime Minister Mr. McMahon told the House of Representatives today that Australia had ottered Indo nesia 16 FB6 Sabre fighter aircraft.
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      WHY PETER COLMORE IS SEEING RED .
      141 2 WHY PETER COLMORE IS SEEING RED I ONDON, Thurs. Sales •Li consultant Piter Colmore is seeing red for weeks be has been plagued by telephone calls meant for th? Chinese Legation nearby. The call he had today went thus: "Hello? hello? is that the Chinese Legation?" No, said Mr. Colmore.
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      Lock icon Bhutto to join new civilian Govt in Pakistan
      458 2 Bhutto to join new civilian Govt in Pakistan RAWALPINDI, Thursday pORMER Foreign Minister Mr. Zulficar Ali Bhutto, chairman of the People's Party, is to join the civilian coalition Government with East Pakistani Mr. Nurul Amin as Prime Minister, the Pakistan Press international agency reported last night. Mr. Bhutto's agreement to
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      Lock icon Iraq demands UN action on occupation of islands
      257 2 Iraq demands UN action on occupation of islands BEIRUT, Thursday. JRAQ yesterday called for a meeting of the U.N. Security Council to discuss Iran's occupation of three islands in the Gulf. The move came after Iraq announced it had broken off diplomatic relations with Britain and Iran to protest against
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      Lock icon NOW PAT HOPES TO SAY IT IN CHINESE
      152 2 NOW PAT HOPES TO SAY IT IN CHINESE WASHINGTON. Thurs Mrs. Pat Nixon has been studying Chinese for the past week and hopes to be able to know "few phrases" when she visits China with the President In February. "I hope to be able to greet the people in Chinese,"
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      Lock icon 18 miners | killed in blast
      68 2 18 miners killed in blast TAIPEH. Thurs. Eighteen miners were killed and three seriously tnmred In a coal mine explosion near Keelung. northern Taiwan, the Central News Agency reported today. Seventeen others were still trapped In the mine and police feared the deatn toll might rUe. More than 40 miners
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  • WORLD NEWS 2
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      Lock icon Heath pulls it off
      350 3 Commons 'yes' on Rhodesia pact after emotional debate yHE Government last night withstood a fierce Labour Opposition attack to win Parliamentary approval for proposals designed to end the six-year-old Rhodesian independence' dispute. The Government carried by a 28-vote majority 297 to 269 its motion of aoproval
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      Lock icon African rule not earlier than 10 years: Smith
      262 3 African rule not earlier than 10 years: Smith LONDON, Thursday. JJHODESIAN Premier lan Smith said in a TV interview last night that the Africans would not be in power in Rhodesia in 10 years. Mr. Smith was asked by a BBC reporter In Salisbury when he thought the Africans would
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      34 3 TUCUMCAKI. Thurs Dlstuct Attorney Mr. Victor Breen vi this New Mexico town near Kit Texas border was shot dead \eiterdav !n front of his home by a sniper using a high-power-ed rifle UPI
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      Lock icon Jail for j trader who duped former i—nun
      213 3 Jail for j trader who duped former i nun (VEWPORT, Thurs. A businessman who seduced a former Carmelite nun was jailed for 18 months today for stealing a house and furniture belonging to her and dishonestly obtaining money. The judge. Mr. Justice Wien told the businessman Geoffrey Philbrick. 39: "You
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      Lock icon Kidnap varsity rector freed
      70 3 MEXICO CITY, Thurs. The wealthy rector of the University of Guerrero. Jaime i Castrejon Diaz, was freed vesterdy. 12 days fter he was kidnapped by leftist guerillas deI manding the release of nine po- liticl prisoners as well as ransom money. His family paid a ransom
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      Lock icon BBC gets rap for Casanova series
      130 3 lON DON, Thurs— BßC was accused yesterday of lewdness and cross indecency for televising the exploits of Casanova, the 18th century Italian profligate. There have been scenes of nudity in all three episodes to date in the six-part serial, which has cost about Jt
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      Lock icon GIRL, 17 65TH VICTIM OF RIOTS IN BELFAST
      214 4 GIRL, 17 65TH VICTIM OF RIOTS IN BELFAST BELFAST, Thurs. A 17 year old girl, shot when gunmen tried to kill two policemen investigating a traffic accident here last Saturday, died tonight. The girl. Vivien McGlbney. was buying cosmetics at a chemists in a Protestant area of Belfast when she
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      Lock icon Move in UN for arms-free Indian Ocean
      177 4 Move in UN for arms-free Indian Ocean \EW YORK. Thurs Ceylon, a co-sponsor of a proposal to establish the Indian Ocean as a zone of peace, said last night: "All we ask is for the great powers to move cut of the area and take their armaments with them." The
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      Lock icon Boats to fight smuggling
      47 4 JAKARTA. Thurs —The Indonesian police will receive 20 patrol boats from the United States. Brig-Gen. Chairuddin Nitlkusumah. commander of the Air and Sea Police Forces, said last night. The vessels would be used to combat smuggling activities at i sea, he said. Reuter.
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      Izvestia hails space probe co-operation
      238 4 IZVESTIA yesterday welcomed the "symbolic meeting" in orbit round Mars between Russia's Mars-2 automatic probe and the United States' Mariner-9 spacecraft. The need for co-opera-tion in a century that had brought colossal achievements through technological revolution could not be emphasised more appropriately, the newspaper said.
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      Lock icon Now Jordan says it: There will be war...
      255 4 Now Jordan says it: There will be war... AMMAN, Thurs RING HUSSEIN said today that another battle with Israel is inevitable as long as the Jewish State continued to occupy Arab territory. Addressing a joint session of the two Houses of Parliament here, King Hussein warned that "there can be
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      Lock icon My sexy husband
      462 4  -  Liz Taylor by LONDON, Thurs ELIZABETH Taylor says that her fifth husband. Richard Burton, is "a very sexy man he's got that sort of jungle essence one can sense." Her love for the Welshborn actor and his love for her are described in detail in a book
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      Lock icon -US TYCOON ON TRUST CHARGE FREED ON BAIL
      181 4 GENEVA. Thurs. Mr. Robert Vesco, American chairman of the international mutual funds group. Investors Overseas Services ilOS>. was released last night on 500,000 francs bail pending further hearings after his arrest here yesterday. Mr. Vesco was arrested on charges of mismanagement of
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      Lock icon Martian moon pix
      58 4 PASADENA. California). Thurs. fr he IS Space Agency yesterday released the finest pictures ever taken of the tiny Martian moon. Phobos. showing it to be an irregular shaped chunk of rock with at least one huce crater. The pictures were taken by the Mariner spacecraft from a
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      Lock icon Nixon's pledge to end call-up
      526 5 Nixon's pledge to end call-up ALL-VOLUNTEER ARMY BY 1973, YOUTHS TOLD CHICAGO. Thursday PRESIDENT Nixon told American youths today the United States is leading the way to world peace and moving to end military conscription. He stressed his Administration's efforts on behalf of youth in a speech to an audience
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      Lock icon U.S. to support Nato move on security talks –
      236 5 U.S. to support Nato move on security talks WASHINGTON. Thurs Secretary of State Mr. Rogers said last night that the United States would support a special Nato deputy Foreign Ministers' meeting next year to consider preparations for a European security conference. Russia has repeatedly proposed such a conference but It
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      34 5 BANGKOK. Thurs. Oovfinment forces have been aler'.ed in the northeastern border province of Surin facing Cambodia where Vletcong and Khmer Rouge are poised for an offensive, provincial police >ources said today Reuter.
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      MiG mystery
      35 5 WASHINGTON. Thurs North Vietnamese MIO fighters have launched a puzzling series of raids over Laos In the past t\u. months and some have find alr-to-alr missiles, the Delence Department said t today Reulrr
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      230 5 Europe talks: Warsaw pact nations may act WARSAW, Thursday. yHE seven Warsaw pact nations are expected to call on the West today to speed up moves towards a proposed all European security conference. Foreign Ministers of the pact countries ended two days of talks here yesterday on major East-West Issues
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      GEN AMIN INVITES MAO TO VISIT UGANDA
      148 5 I/AMPALA. Thurs—President Idi Amin yesterday invited Chairman Mao Tsr-tung to visit I'ganda next month the Information Ministry announced. Gen. Amin handed the formal invitation to the Chinese Charge d'Af-i.urt-v Mr. Mou Ping, at a meeting at his Kampala lodge today, the Ministry added.
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      157 5 POLICE ON ALERT AS PREMIER KOSYGIN FLIES IN fCVENHAGEN, Thurs. i Extra security precautions are In force here to safeguard Soviet Premier Alexel Kosygtn during a nine-day Scandinavian visit beginning today. The Soviet leader, whose visit to Denmark and Norway completes the Kremlin's 1971 "peace programme" of travelling diplomacy, faces
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      Lock icon Mekong project gets going despite war
      151 5 A GIANT hydro-electric dam project undertaken by the four-nation Mekong River Committee toes Into operation today well ahead of schedule despite the turmoils in Indo-China. Thr Nam Ngum Dam. about ■»:> miles north of here, will be inaugurated by King Sisawanr Vatthana of Laos
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    Tighter control on tour guides and agencies
    265 6 Tighter control on tour guides and agencies SINGAPORE, Thurs. Tourist agencies and guides will come under the close scrutiny of an inspectorate to be set up by the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board. This was disclosed by its chairman. Tan Sri Runme Shaw, today. "The new department will exercise tighter control
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    Salesman fined
    35 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Salesman Habeb Rahman Mohamad Shariff. 30. was fined $300 or a month's Jail today for insulting the modesty of a woman by exposing himself in Harding Road at 10.45 a.m. yesterday.
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    STAMPS OF OLD PAINTINGS OUT ON SUNDAY
    119 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A new set of stamps featuring old paintings of Singapore will be Issued on Sunday. The set will be in six denominations 10 cents, 15 cents. 20 cents, 35 cents, 50 cents and one dollar. There will also be on sale
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    Seamen had ganja
    47 6 BANDAR SERI BEOAWAN, Thurs. Three Singapore seamen were fined $300 each yesterday for having ganja. Ahmad Arlff. 18, Mohamed Jamil Kassim. 26, and Ahmad Jamaln, 29, pleaded guilty. They were arrested when police raided the ray Brunei and found the drugs in their cabin.
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    Two shot in bid to catch robbers
    343 6 THUGS HOLD UP MANAGER By EDWARD LIU: Singapore, Thursday TWO men were shot and wounded when they tried to catch three armed robbers after a hold-up in Jalan Telaga, Paya Lebar, last night. The robbers sped off in a waiting Morris 1100 leaving
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    Patient falls to death
    50 6 MALACCA, Thurs. A patient at the General Hospital here, Burolc bin Nong. 62. (ell to his death from the third floor ward this morning. Yesterday. a tuberculosis patient. Tan Bak Kwi. 47. fell to his death from the third floor of another wing of the hospital.
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    Gift grain for Pak refugees arrives from Canada
    194 6 Gift grain for Pak refugees arrives from Canada SINGAPORE, Thurs About 10,000 tons of bulk grain donated by Canada for East Pakistan arrived here today. This was part of a consignment of 44.000 tons of bulk grain and 100.000 tons of rice for storage here until needed for reshipment to
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    Leyland chief due here for three=-day visit
    81 6 Leyland chief due here for three=-day visit SINGAPORE, Thurs— Lord Stokes, head of British Leyland Motor Corporation, will visit Singapore on Dec. 9. During his three-day stay, he will meet government officials to discuss plans for stepping up local manufacture of vehicles. Lord Stokes will also discuss introduction cf new
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    Wife killed in crash
    47 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs—Housewife Petty Yap. 31. was killed when she was knocked down by a van at Killlney Road at noon. According to a police spokesman, it appeared that the van skidded on the wet road, went out of control, and hit the woman.
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    More enterprises giving jobs to the blind
    249 6 More enterprises giving jobs to the blind SINGAPORE, Thurs Some encouraging news for blind jobseekers more commercial and industrial enterprises are opening up to them. This was reported by Dr. Arthur S.M. Lim, president of the Singapore Association for the Blind, at the association's annual meeting at Toa Poyah Rise
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    NEW $45,000 CAR FOR MALACCA GOVERNOR
    89 6 MALACCA. Thurs. The State Government Is to buy a new $45,000 Daimler for the Governor, Tan Sri Haji Abdul Aziz bin Hajl Abdul Majld. to replace the present car which Is about 11 years old. Provision for this has been made in the budget.
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  • PARLIAMENT
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      Two bills on MPs and electoral registers -passed
      223 8 Two bills on MPs and electoral registers -passed- PARLIAMENT passed r two related Bills one of which increases the number of MPs from the present 58 to 65 for the next general elections, while the other provides for the compilation of fresh electoral registers for each division. Introducing the second
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      Why GMC list was dropped
      688 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore will have its own list of recognised qualiiications in place of that of the British General Medical Council for doctors who may be registered to practise in the Republic. This is provided for by the Medical Registration (Amendment) Bill passed in Parliament
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      I—Bill to safeguard workers' benefits is passed
      285 8 I— Bill to safeguard workers' benefits is passed THE House passed the Employment (Amendment) Bill which will safeguard the rights of workers to recover their gratuities and other benefits in the event of their employers' business being in financial difficulties, wound up or preclosed. Moving the second reading of the
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      Another six classrooms for school
      77 8 SIX prefabricated clsu* rooms are to be aoaea to tne Jurong Town Pn mary School by the scnool advisory committee. The Minuter for Education. Mr. Urn Kirn San. said this in Parliament In reply to Mr Ho Kan Leong (Jurong). Mr. Lim said he had
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      Balanced approach promised in enforcement of pollution law
      314 8 Balanced approach promised in enforcement of pollution law THE Gove m m ent gave an assurance it would make a balanced approach in the implementation of the anti-pollution law, taking into consideration not only the wider interests of the community but also the narrow interests and needs of other sectors.
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      POOR, SICK TO GET MORE AID
      77 8 POOR, SICK TO GET MORE AID RE C O MMENDATIONS have been submitted to the Finance Ministry to raise the quantum of dole for the sick under the Public Assistance Scheme. This was stated In Parliament by Social Afralrs Minister, Inche Othman Wok, In reply to Mr. Ch'ng Jit Koon
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      Protection now for chit fund members: Hon
      237 8 Protection now for chit fund members: Hon CHIT Fund companies adversely affected by the minimum $200,00 capital requirements will have to either increase their capital or merge with other companies if they wish to remain in business. Finance Minister Mr. Hon Sui Sen said this when moving the second reading
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      98 indebted civil staff referred to PSC
      160 8 A TOTAL of 93 government officers were referred to the Public Service Commission for disciplinary action due to Indebtedness from January to October thli year, Parliament was told. The Minister of State (Finance) Mr. Tang See Chlm. who was answering Inche Abdul Aziz
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      Safety steps: Persuasion has failed says Minister
      236 9 Singapore, Thurs CONCERTED efforts to educate and persuade both employers and employees in the provision and use of safety measures have brought "very poor" results, Labour Minister Mr. Ong Pang Boon told Parliament today. The Minister said response was poor despite the fact
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      Tighter control over private —schools
      108 9 Tighter control over private schools- rE Ministry of Education will enforce tighter control over private schools to ensure they are properly run. The Minister for Education. Mr. Lim Kirn San. gave this assurance in Parliament in reply to Mr. J.F. Conceicao, (Katong). who asked whether there were adequate regulations governing
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      Chua: Govt will not ban use of monosodium glutamate
      289 9 Chua: Govt will not ban use of monosodium glutamate MATERNAL and child health clinics have been instructed to warn mothers against the excessive use of monosodium glutamate (MSG), and its use in preparing baby food. But the Government will not ban the use of the additive. The Health Minister Mr.
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      Reserves may yet show a profit
      222 9 SINGAPORE'S external reserves may even show a slight profit despite the present international monetary crisis. The Minister of State. (Finance). Mr. Tang See Chim. told Parliament that steps to safeguard Singapore's external reserves, including external reserves backing for the Singapore dollar, were taken even
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      Civil servants urged to save for rainy day
      162 9 THE Minister of State. (Finance), Mr. Tans See C'him, stressed the need for civil servants to put aside some savings for a "rainy day-" He made the point in Parliament when rejectinr a suggestion by Inche Abdul Aziz Karim (Kalians) that the
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      Higher fines for illegal lottery operators
      647 17 Higher fines for illegal lottery operators 'JMIK maximum penalty for offences under the Common Gaming Houses Act has been increased from $(>,(>()<) to $20,000. The minimum fine, hitherto left to the discretion of the magistrates, has been fixed at $2,000. Tnese are the hignugnts of the Common Gaming Houses (Amendment)
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      Pensions law changes to give more equitable treatment to MPs
      302 17 Pensions law changes to give more equitable treatment to MPs PARLIAMENT passed the Parliamentary Pensions (Amendment) Bill, which made four main amendments to the Parliamentary Pensions Act. Moving the Bill's second reading. Finance Minister Mr. Hon Sui Sen said the first amendment provided that all MPs, regardless of their entitlement
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      A breather for Trafalgar residents
      80 17 A breather for Trafalgar residents RESIDENTS of Trafalgar Estate can continue living there till the site is required for redevelopment. This assurance was given by the Minister (or Communications. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. in reply to Mr Ng Kah Ting, (Ponggol) in Parliament. Mr. Ynng said the high frequency ra<)io
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      No change inHDB eviction policy: Barker—
      131 17 No change inHDB eviction policy: Barker— IT Is generally 1 the policy of the Housing Board to evict a tenant if a member of his household is convicted of an offence. Usually eviction follows if the offence is serious. For example, when the flat is used as a common gamine
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      DENTAL BOARD TO COMPRISE NINE MEMBERS
      147 17 DENTAL BOARD TO COMPRISE NINE MEMBERS mHE Dental Board of SlnJL gapore Is to be enlarged to comprise nine members instead of seven as at present. The Board will comprise the Director of Medical Services, the Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry, the assistant Director of Medical Services (Dental), two
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      Amendment removes mandatory suspension of pensions
      270 17 Amendment removes mandatory suspension of pensions PARLIAMENT today r passed the Pensions (Amendment) Bill which will do away with the current mandatory suspension of pension till a Government servant has attained the age of 50. Moving the Bill through all stages in Parliament the Finance Minister. Mr. Hon Sui Sen.
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      —NATIONAL STATISTICS COMMISSION APPROVED BY HOUSE
      147 17 —NATIONAL STATISTICS COMMISSION APPROVED BY HOUSE THE Finance Minister. Mr. Hon Sui Sen. told Parliament that the National Statistical Commission to be set up would go a long way towards raising the level and volume of statistical work in Singapore. Taking the National Statistical Commission of Singapore Bill. 1971 through
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  • Article
    Big drive against illegal guest houses
    300 11 Big drive against illegal guest houses Crack of dawn checks in residential areas SINGAPORE, Thursday WHEN projecting a brand of toilet w soap, instead of associating it with a socialite in a bathtub several thousand miles away, would it not be better to project the same soap, particularly when it
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    Retired court interpreter dies at 65
    83 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs— Mr. Lim Choon Ann. 65, a past president of the Singapore Interpreters' Union for many years, died at his Pasir Panjang Hill home this morning, after a short illness. He worked 3? years at the South Bridge Road courts. He headed the
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    Lessons for girls
    39 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Paya i-ebar community centre will start sewing, cooking and basketball lessons (or girls In January. There will also be bodybulldllng and taekwon-do classes. Those Interested can Inquire at the centre In Irving Road.
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    Islands trips to highlight 'sea careers' -show
    188 11 Islands trips to highlight 'sea careers' -show- SINGAPORE. Thurs. Sea trips to the Straits of Malacca, harbour and Southern Islands' tour and visits to Training Ship Singapore and Training Ship Jurong are the highlights of a "careersat sea" exhibition to be held at the Raffles Institution beginning on Sunday. Other
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    MARA deputy chairman
    45 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A Bill to appoint a deputy to the MARA chairman will be tabled In Parliament which meets next week. A provision of the Bill Is that the aeputy will exercise funcUons of chief executive director, dealing with administrative matters.
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    Wrong stop
    36 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Motorist Koli Lin Huat was fined $20 today when he admitted stopping his car within 20 feet c! the Junction of Eu Tong Sen and Upper Cross Streets on Sept. 17. 1969.
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    Mother didn 't realise shrouded body was her son...
    230 11 Mother didn 't realise shrouded body was her son CINGAPORE, Thurs. k3 A mother looked at the shrouded body of a 16-year-old construction worker slashed to death In a fight early today, but did not realise he was her son. It was only an hour later at about 1.30 a.m.
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    Boy worker costs factory $450 fine
    67 11 Boy worker costs factory $450 fine SINGAPORE, Thurs— An umbrella factory was today fined a total of $450 on two charges under the Employment Act. Tal Tong Umbrella Factory In Joo Seng Road, was fined $203 for employing a 15-year-old boy. lee Kirn Boon, as a machine operator on Sept.
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    Labour Ministry sets up a branch at Kallang
    163 11 fFHE Labour Ministry has J- set up a branch office at Kallang to facilitate labour inspections and help create rapport with workers and employeis in the area. This would be done through on-the-spot investigation, advice and conciliation, said a Ministry statement today.
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      172 11 \U*ff Ih> r By Y.T. Uamtin IWE FOUND V yOU iSIRLS GONNA 7 WE'D LIKE JO, I I WELL, HOVV \P^- < 'ATS RIGHT.' GOCtfNES^visl A LOT OF /GOOD' PUT COOK US A NICE GUZ, BUT WE ABOUT USING A/\..WE PASSED SHALL WE/ WHYX TH«T> WORK VEGETABLES! 'EM WGKT /STEW
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    JTC: We offer career prospects to our workers
    493 12 JTC: We offer career prospects to our workers CONVERSION OF SALARIES DISPUTE SINGAPORE, Thurs. JUROXG Town Corporation said today that it was offering "career prospects" to its employees not "snortterm assignments." JTC secretary, Mr. Balbir Singh was continuing his submission before referee Mr. Lim Ewe Huat in a dispute with
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    Malaysia's chances of Afro-Asian entry
    97 12 Malaysia's chances of AfroAsian entry KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysia stands a good chance of being accepted as a member of the Afro-Asian People's Solidarity Organisation, an official of AAPSO secretariat in Cairo said today. Dr. Atef Sidky. leader of a four-man team from the secretariat, said this on arrival here
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    Fancy dress contest for children
    73 12 Fancy dress contest for children SINGAPORE, Thurs. A fancy dress competition for cnuaren between tne ages of four and 12 will be neld at Jaae Room Restaurant in Orchard Roao. on Jan. 8. This will be the highlight or a fashion show organised by Tiong Bahru community centre's women sub-committee
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    Misadventure verdict
    71 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A verdict of misadventure was recorded today on a painter. Koh Joo Seng, 38. who cjied when he fell from an asbestos roof of a factory in Soon Lee Road. Jurong Industrial Estate, on Nov. 25. The court was told that Koh was painting the asbestos
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  • The Straits Times
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      MONETARY CHOICE
      475 14 The Rome meeting of Finance Ministers, representatives of the uppt r ten industrialised nations, may have moved nearer to agreement on monetary problems that is suggested by the sour comments of the three or four who could be persuaded to say anything at all. Certainly there is some
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      RETREAT IN CAMBODIA
      247 14 The collapse cf the Cambodian advance along the highway linking Phnom Penh with Kompong Thorn, the besieged provincial capital. threatens almost complete disaster. A force of about 20.000 men began its push in August, the biggest offensive of the year, and it appeared to have substantial initial
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      INDUSTRIAL DIALOGUE
      230 14 Even in .1 free enterprise system industrial development leans heavily on the co-operation received from governments. This is as true of Malaysia as anyother country. Tan Sri Nik Kamil handsomely acknowledged the Malaysian government's support for the manufacturing sector when he told the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers that
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    A U.S. military tiger on a leash
    608 14  - A U.S. military tiger on a leash ROBERT CRABBE By TOKYO The 1 American fighting man on Okinawa soon will be a tiger on a new and much shorter leash. Japan soon will take back Okinawa, the only base in the Orfent where Uncle Sam legally can make his military
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    INNOCENT CASUALTIES OF WAR
    687 14  - INNOCENT CASUALTIES OF WAR IVER PETERSON Pnom Penh By REFUGEES CHOKE THE ROADS AS THEY FLEE FIGHTING IN CAMBODIA AS the Cambodian war drags on, an increasing number of Cambodian families are learning the harsh and heartbreaking life on the road and in temporary camps of the war refugee. No
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    Lock icon WHY THE U.N. IS NOW GOING BROKE
    743 14  - WHY THE U.N. IS NOW GOING BROKE MAX WILDE: GENEVA BY SECRETARY GEN-ci-al U Thant told the United Nations General Assembly session in New York that the world body "is In a state of near and hopeless insolvency." UN debts total U5569,6G0.000. while unpaid contributions to the UN regular budget
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    Clerkforced into car and robbed of $4,000
    113 15 Clerkforced into car and robbed of $4,000 CINGAPORE, Thurs. A clerk was bundled into a Ford Cortina in busy Fullerton Square today and robbed of $4,000. He was later abandoned In Kheam Hock Road. four and a half miles away. Mr. Tham Lai was forced into the cream-coloured car by
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    Toto supervisor charged
    42 15 KLANO, Thurs. The former supervisor of Sports Toto branch here. Lee Yew Beng. 33. was charged in the magistrate's court here with misappropriating $22,067 from the company. No plea was recorded. Bail of 110.000 In two sureties was allowed.
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    VARSITY STUDENTS TO GIVE AWAY 375,000
    72 15 VARSITY STUDENTS TO GIVE AWAY 375,000 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The University of Singapore Students' Union will donate over 575.000 to a charitable institution at a presentation at the union's Lee Chee Shan conference room at 4 p.m. on Wednesday. The money was collected through various activities organised by the Community Welfare
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    Girls tell of escape bid, capture near the GPO
    941 15 Girls tell of escape bid, capture near the GPO DAY TWO OF THE VICE TRIAL REPORTERS: BEN DAVIDSON and S.M y-UTTU SINGAPORE. Thursday TWO Filipino girls one a trained secretary told a district court today that they signed contracts with a firm, Prestige Imports, to pc rf or m as
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      809 15 On your TV and Radio 3.M P.M. Opening and General 7.40 News (C) J Programme Summary 7.09 Ulasan Benta Hospital 7 55 Chinese Variety Show 3I2 Tunas Hara P an 7 J1 Programme Summary iw f the Family (E) 9.00 News and Newsreel (E) J-J* Deco in Dagang Perantau 3.M
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  • Letter to the Editor
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      The NS men were only setting an example
      283 16 GOVT REPLIES I REFER to the letter by Cheng Tim Pin (ST.. Nov. 4). The Vigilante Corps national servicemen cleaned up the beach not because it was Incumbent upon them to do so. They were setting an example to the people to
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      98 16 PLEASE refer to the letter by BC. Gay under the heading "Large enough for a kid's hand' (ST.. Nov. 27), regarding the new letter boxes in MacPherson Estate. The letter boxes are designed to enable postal articles (other than registered articles, parcels and bulky postal articles) addressed to residents to
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      39 16 THE Police would like to thank "Safety First" for his letter (S.T., Nov. 12) and to assure him that action is being taken to bring the offenders to book. KHONG HENG NGEE (Supt.). Public Relations Officer. Singapore Police Force.
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      50 16 I REFER to the letter by "Airpilot" (ST. Nov. 6). Could the writer please communicate with the Officer-in-Charge, Traffic Police, either by phone No. ****** or by letter with more details of this case to assist in the investigation. YEOW YEW TOONG AG. DSP Public Relations Officer, Singapore Police Force.
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      Those job placement forms came with the TV crew
      220 16 Those job placement forms came with the TV crew- DURING the last few weeks before the VPC final exam my son was given a job placement form. He filled in the particulars and handed it to his form mistress. He had also earlier applied for one of the vocational institutes
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      PLEASE DON'T ASSUME!
      223 16 I REFER to the letter by the PRO of the Ministry of National Development Miss Kao Chung Ying. i&.i\, Nov. 29), In reply to my letter (ST.. Nov. 6). on the conversion of Commonwealth Drive Into a one-way street and the installation of a pedestrian light-controlled crossing
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      71 16 rR the past few weeks Oldham Lane has been muddy and wet. It Is Impossible for us to walk without rubber boots. The mud is brought by vehicles bound for the building worksite nearby. Often pedestrians are splashed wltn the muddy water by the vehicles. There are even bigger construction
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      52 16 rwas announced over the TV and Radio that the forms for the Home Audience Contest of the English Talentime 1971 could be obtained from post offices. However when I asked the clerk at the Sembawang post office for some forms, she told me there were no more left. JOHN THOMAS,
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      No more a quest for talent
      78 16 CHIN up EC. Tan and Cynthia Lav. There's no criterion even if you DID make the final at the recent Talentime as the quality of judging has been very poor. "Talentime/ quest for new and excitint talent) is now just a word which the
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      32 16 I SHALL never watch Talentime again. If people like Gloria Manasseh, Cynthia Lav. E.C Tan and Alvi Chan were not chosen, the standard of judging leaves much to be desireG. DISGUSTED, Singapore.
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      How the Govt has made things even worse
      376 16 How the Govt has made things even worse High rents and the housing shortage AVER a year ago the Government asked property owners not to take advantage of the existing housing shortage by raising rents. Unfortunately the public disregarded this request and the Government took no action towards rent control.
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      247 16 ON my return from abroad, I reported to C.M.P.B. to be re-enlist-ed Into national service and was told I would get a reply within a week's time. Meanwhile. I was offered a Job as a Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer with a company in Seletar. As I was refused deferment from
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      Her first request was to be given light work
      181 16 Her first request was to be given light work I REFER to the letter by Miss NgGh (S.T.. Nov. 13) headlined "A principal and the relief." Miss Ngoh. on the first day she reported for duty at the school, made two requests, the purpose of which was to be given
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      41 16 EACH time I pass Circular Road I keep my fingers crossed, and pray that the nails on the road won't puncture my car. Strap iron can also be found scattered all over the road. So motorists, beware! JENNY TAN. Singapore 13.
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      Why illegal 4-D bookies thrive...
      253 16 Why illegal 4-D bookies thrive... IT is futile to think that illegal bookies would go out of business If the Turf Club sets up more 4-D booths and lifts the limit on betting. suggestions made by "SPH" (ST., Nov. 29). Here are some more reasons why illegal operators thrive. First,
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      141 16 I REFER to Mrs. J. Scow's letter "All they wanted was to join the queue" (ST., Dec. 1) and wish to add that some of the taxis at the taxi-stand in Fullerton Square (along Collyer Quay) and outside GPO are also refusing fares of local citizens. I nave encountered many
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      84 16 GLORY be! Don't tell me Gracla Tay-Chee IST Nov. 29.) actually believes that her article influenced Singaporeans to see Sound Of Music. Even professional critics don't presume that much! Audiences, thankfully, are neither encouraged or discouraged by critics only the fortunate (unfortunate?) people connected with the production of a show
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    Brunei begins war against killer mosquito
    208 18  - Brunei begins war against killer mosquito IGNATIUS STEPHEN By BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Thurs. A war began here today against a "killer" with drugs flown in from the United States. The killer is the Aedes Aegypti mosquito, which can bring about a bloody death. The mosquito, believed to have come here
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    Pensions Bill
    30 18 IPOH. Thurs. A bill is to be Introduced at the Perak Assembly budget meeting on Monriiy providing for pension for the Mentrl Besar and members of the assembly.
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    Two-day ASEAN meet begins in Singapore
    99 18 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The secretaries-general of ASEAN began their twoday session here to prepare an annual report for a fifth ministerial meeting, to be held early next year. The session also reviewed the work of ASEAN for this year and future plans. It is being
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    Rotan and jail for man who blew up car
    516 18 Rotan and jail for man who blew up car Court told of extortion bids on 44) winner SINGAPORE, Thur«. TWO men were jailed today for their part in blowing up a car of a $14,000 lottery prize winner who refused to pay them extortion money. Ang Tok Peng, 19, unemployed,
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    Former DPP is acting Deputy Registrar
    67 18 Former DPP is acting Deputy Registrar SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Mr. Michael Khoo Kah Lip, formerly a Deputy Public Prosecutor, has been transferred to the Supreme Court as acting Deputy Registrar. The Assistant Registrar is Mr. Chla Quee Knee, also a former DPP and more recently, a magistrate. Another magistrate. Mr. Chew
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    Bursaries for students
    50 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The PAP Alexandra branch wUI offer 12 bursaries to secondary students In the constituency next year. Further details and application forms are available at the branch office In Mcl Ling Street and at the Alexandra community centre on Dec' 15. Closing date Is Dec. 30.
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    Kindergarten graduation
    38 18 SINOAPORE. Thurs. The Mli.ister of Home Affairs and MP for Alexandra. Dr. Wong Lin Ken, will present graduation certificates to kindergarten classes at the Alexandra community centre In Mcl Ling Street on Sunday, at 7.30 pm
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    Fees collection
    40 18 SINOAPORE. Thurs. The Hawkers Branch of the Health Ministry will collect licence fees from licensees of authorised street pitches In the Clyde Terrace Market and Carnie Street, vicinity In the market from 9 30 am. to noon tomorrow.
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    SECOND 'MUSIC FOR EVERYONE' CONCERT
    91 18 SECOND 'MUSIC FOR EVERYONE' CONCERT SINGAPORE. Tburs. The Ministry of Culture will stage the second musical concert in the series Music for Everyone at the Singapore Conference Hall on Dec. 12. Amonr the artists in the show will be Mr. Teo Tin Chuan who was recently invited by the International
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    Medallions for visitors
    51 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Some 300 medallions commemorating the 1971 Seap Games to be held in Kuala Lumpur this month will be given away to visitors of the Consol Showroom in Collyer Quay from today. The week-long free oner Is to mark the official opening of the showroom of
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    Art show
    36 18 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Inche Shaarl bin Tadln, parliamentary secretary (culture), will open an exhibition of Polish paintings organised by the Polish Embassy and the National Library at the library premises at 530 p.m. on Tuesday.
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    Govt offers $2.5 m to Tampines Wood residents
    210 18 Govt offers $2.5 m to Tampines Wood residents SINGAPORE, Thursday THE Government has offered $2.5 million in compensation to residents of Tampines Wood estate whose houses have to make way for airport expansion projects. The Government offer made last week by the Collector of Land Revenue (Acquisition), Mr. Tay Soon
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    Family claims body of shot youth
    143 18 Family claims body of shot youth SINGAPORE, Thurs. Tne boay of 23-year-oid Chua Cnin Tong of Pontian, who was shot aeaa by two aetectives on Tuesaay night, was ciaim eu by his family toaay. Detectives from Orcnard Roau ponce station flreu nine snots at him when he resistea arrest and
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    Water use up again
    40 18 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Water use yesterday jumped from 104 4 million to 108.1 million gallons, the highest in two months since Sept. 29, when it stood at 108.9 million. No rainfall was recorded in the catchment areas.
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    Talk at library
    39 18 SINOAPORE. Thurs.— A talk in Mandarin on "Enjoying biography" will be given by Mr. Tan Ec Leong. of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, at the National Library meeting room on Saturday, Dec. 4 at 3 p.n
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    The mass media as a weapon to combat counter-culture
    593 19 'WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD...' SINGAPORE. Thursday [XCHE Sha'ari Tadin, V a rl iamentary Secretary to the Minister for Culture, said today that the mass media could be an effective weapon to combat the coun-ter-culture of the West. Speaking at the
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    Store-owner fined $400
    40 19 PENANO, Thurs. A store owner was today fined $400 (or selling rice without a licence and (or not displaying price tags. M Ahmad Kablr. who had recently opened a store In Glugoi. pleaded Ignorance of the law.
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    Price tags for all goods in Malaysia
    142 19 Price tags for all goods in Malaysia KUALA LUMFUR. Thurs. New laws to protect the consumer and hit at unscrupulous shopkeepers are being drafted. Commerce and Industry Minister Inche Khlr Joharl announced today. Prices tags now only for essential commodities will also be a "must" for all articles, and the
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    GOVT TO ACQUIRE LAND IN HILL STREET
    75 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Government is to acquire another 21.651 square feet (2011 sq metres) of land in the city area for urban renewal. The land— flanked by Hill Street, the Central Fire Station, Hint George V Park and the police barracks at the
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    A RECORD NUMBER OF LOCAL DOGS FOR SHOW
    97 19 A RECORD NUMBER OF LOCAL DOGS FOR SHOW SINGAPORE, Thurs. A record number of 175 local dogs out of 176 entries will take part in the Malaysia Singapore Kennel Association's dog show to be held at the PSA Recreation Club this weekend. The only Malaysian entry at tne two oay
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    Scrapped: That 1 a.m. closing I time for city night —clubs
    138 19 Scrapped: That 1 a.m. closing I time for city night clubs- SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Government has decided not to go ahead with its proposal to make nichtclubs in the central area close at 1 a.m. at the latest on weekdays. There will be no change in closing times and clubs
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    Sarawak curfew relaxed
    36 19 KUCHINO. Thurs. The round-the-clock curfew imposed in certain parts of the Kanowlt district. Sarawak, last Saturday. has been relaxed for 12 hours. The new curfew hours are rrnm 6 p.m. to 6 a.m.
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    119 th birthday
    30 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs The Rp.makrlshna Mission will celebrate the 119 th birthday of Sri Saradadevl. "the Holy Mother." at the Sri Rarr.akrishna Temple at Bartley Road on Thursday.
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    COMPLEAT ANGLER LANDS DOUBLE FIRST
    154 19 COMPLEAT ANGLER LANDS DOUBLE FIRST SINGAPORE, Thurs. Artist Chieu Shuey Fook has created a "demon fish" one which has brought him not illfortune but fame and success. For the fish In aluminium bas relief has won him two outstanding international art awards in the United States. The awards citations of
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    American capital in Malaysia nearing a billion
    174 19 IT UA L A LUMPUR. 1Y Thurs. American investment in Malaysia is expected to soar rapidly during the next five years, the retiring US Commercial Attache, Mr. Cornells Goinga, said today. "At the rate things are going, our total capital Investment in this
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    TWO FLEE FROM CAUSEWAY POLICE CHECK
    91 20 TWO FLEE FROM CAUSEWAY POLICE CHECK JOHORE BAHRT' Thurs.— Two youths oraered out of a bus at the Causeway for questioning by police last night, broke free and ran. One headed towards Singapore, the other jumped into the Straits of Johore. Later police arrested one man and another gave himself
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    Xmas music
    39 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The combined high school choir and senior high school band of the Singapore American School will give a public concert of ChrUimas music at Its premises in King's Road on Dec. 16 at 8.15 p.m.
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    Charity film premiere
    58 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Minister for Hcme Affairs, Dr. Wong Lin Ken, will be guest of honour at a charity film premiere "Andromeda Strain" organised by the Junior Chamber of Commerce at the Capitol cinema on Wednesday at 9.15 p.m. Proceeds will go to the Marymount Vocational Centre
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    Tiger trophy
    37 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The MP for Ponßgol. Mr. Ng Kan Ting, will give away prizes at the police and military annual rugby football competition for the Tiger challenge trophy to be held at the Padangon Saturday.
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    'Train the locals for top posts'
    355 20 'Train the locals for top posts' Singapore, Thursday THK Government should introduce incentives and penalties to induce foreign firms to train up local managerial peisonnel, Dr. Augustine H.H. Tan, chairman of the National Productivity Centre, said today. Dr. Tan, who Is MP for Whampoa, was speaking at the opening of
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    St. Francis feast day
    60 20 MALACCA. Thurs. Catholics in Malacca will celebrate the annual feast of St. Francis Xavier this Sunday. A total of six masses will be held that day at the church of St. Peter's and St. Francis and at the ruins of St. Paul's. Veneration of the relic
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    Guest of honour
    47 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The director of the National Productivity Council. Dr. David Chew, will be guest of honour at the annual dinner of the Singapore branch of the Institute of Work Study Practitioners to be held in the Emerald Room in Dublin Road on Saturday.
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    PARTY TO SEND KORAN TO MAO
    91 20 PARTY TO SEND KORAN TO MAO PENANG, Thurs. The George Town division of Partai Islam will send a copy of the Koran to Chairman Mao Tse-tung in appreciation of China's support for the struggle of the Arab people to recover Jerusalem from the Israelis. The Muslim holy book will be
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    ON SALE: A 30-YEAR MUSLIM CALENDAR
    88 20 SUNGEI PATANI. Thurs. A 30-year Muslim calendar showing the corresponding Gregorian dates, has been compiled by Dato Syed Idrus Al-Idrus, former first assistant state secretary, Kedah. and at present a magistrate in Alor Star. The calendar covers the period February. 1971, to April 2000
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    Sophia fascinates children as Mother Christmas
    221 20  - Sophia fascinates children as Mother Christmas BAILYNE SUNG By CHE was bubbling with goodwill and busily filling her sack when after a while I managed to catch her eye. "This is really a once in-a-lifetime job, one that I never dreamt would come my way one day," said Sophia Bamadhaj,
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    450-mile trip to keep date with deity
    142 20 450-mile trip to keep date with deity SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Six East Malaysian businessmen and housewives travelled some 450 miles to Singapore to keep a date with the god of prosperity and harmony. Today they left Paya Lebar airport for home In Kuchlng carrying with them five red and gold statuettes
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    Japan team studies port facilities
    80 20 Japan team studies port facilities PORT KLANO. Tnurs. A 12 -man delegation from the Japan Container As> sociation has visited the port as part of its studies on container facilities in Soutn east A&ian ports. The acting Director-General of the Port Authority. Inche Mohamed bin Abdul Rahman, briefed ihe visitors
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    Mimaland will open next year in time for —Pata—
    267 21 Mimaland will open next year in time for Pata KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.. —A Malaysia In miniature Mimaland has aimost been carved out of about 300 acres of rol ling hills at Uiu Gombak. 11 mnes from here. The first pnase of tne $30 million project is about ready ana will
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    $5,000 fine
    36 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Sng Chye Pang. 40. was fined $5 000 or six months' jail (or having 44 gallons of sam.su (or which duty had not been paid in Lorong Gasing. Jurong. on Feb. 24.
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    Shipyard signs $3 mil contract
    104 21 Shipyard signs $3 mil contract SINGAPORE, Thurs. A local shipbuilding firm today signed a S3 million contract to build two 400--ton Ro-Ro vessels for a foreign offshore supplies company. The contract was signed between Singapore Slipway and Engineering Co. (Pte.» Ltd.. an independent subsidiary of Keppel Shipyard, and Offshore Supplies
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    296 21 WOMAN PILOT DELIVERS ISLANDER PLANE CHUA SIEW KENG r Janet Ferguson, the company of rolling clouds and the freedom of the birds are very much her way of life. She has been a professional pilot for the past 16 years and has flown
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    LOST PEKE IS ANYTHING BUT LOST
    214 21  - LOST PEKE IS ANYTHING BUT LOST RITA i-OONG By rllS cross Pekinese found trotting along Upper Serangoon Road on Monday acts like anything but a Uttle dog lost. Picked up by Mr. Tony Quek, who was cycling In the area the Peke has made itself thoroughly at home with him
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    Terrorist bid to disenchant the people
    147 21 Terrorist bid to disenchant the people I^OTA BHARU, Thtos.— Communist terrorists along the Kelantan-Thai border have tried to discourage the people from taking part in land development schemes under the Second Malaysia Plan. This was disclosed by the deputy head of the Kelantan Special Branch, Deputy Supt. Mohamed Yassin bin
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    New name for UMNO body
    44 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Majlis Kerja Tertlnggl UMNO Malaysia the policymaking body of the party will now be known In English as the UMNO Supreme Council. It was usually referred to In the past as Umno Central Executive Council.
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    Toto draw results
    37 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The numbers drawn In tonight's Toto draw No. 95/71 were 5. 48. 16. 10 and 18. The supplementary number was 46. In the circles draw, the numbers were 23. 26 and 43.
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    Singapore's leaders of future—by Minister
    188 21 Singapore's leaders of future— by Minister SINGAPORE. Thurs. r[E Social Affairs Minister, Inche Othman Wok, tonight listed the qualities required to develop a second echelon of political leadership for Singapore. This "new blood," he said must be people who have the dedication, Intelligence and the proper outlook and sense of
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    MENTAL PATIENTS: 'ACCEPT THEM IN SOCIETY'
    147 21 MENTAL PATIENTS: 'ACCEPT THEM IN SOCIETY' JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. The problem faced by mental patients today Is very often not Insufficient treatment or lack of potent medicines, but that of being accepted by society as normal human beings. At the Tampoi mental hospital this morning Health Minister Tan Sri Sardon
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    Total war against Kallang Estate caterpillars
    119 21 Total war against Kallang Estate caterpillars SINGAPORE, Thurs. Officials of the Housing and Development Board Estate Office In Kallang have declared total war on the caterpillar menace there. An official of the Kallang HDB office said that his men were concentrating on the job of spraying with insecticide some 400
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    102 22 MR. I. V. CURRBBM and Children thank the staff of Tapah Hospital Perak. the Muslim community there and friends who have helped at the funeral of Fazul I Curreem and thoae who have aent their condolences. FAMILY OF LATE Drs Boy Soewarno thank Staff of T T.B.H. and all
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    106 22 MR. LIM CHOON ANN, 65. of 16 Pasir Panjang Hill passed away peacefully. 2.12.71: leaving beloved wife. 2 sons: Kuang Hui. Kuang Chan: 4 daughters: Hsul Lan. Hsul Yun. Hsul Lien. Hsul Mcl: 2 sona-ln-iaw Tan Kah Hong. Yeo Cheng Eng: daughter-in-law Lily Blcn: three grandsons, three grand-daughters to
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    19 22 ERIC ROSS PETER OE CRUZ. 30.8.26—3.12.63. Sadly mlased along life's way. quietly remembered everyday. Errol. William, Margarita.
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    Malaysia's 'no' to enlarged ASEAN summit -meeting
    191 23 Malaysia's 'no' to enlarged ASEAN summit -meeting- KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Malaysia is not in favour of expanding the ASEAN summit meeting In Manila over the neutralisation of South-east Asia. She will also say no for the summit scheduled for mid -March to be advanced to a date before President Nixon's
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    Anniversary dinner
    28 23 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Dragon and Lion Athletic Association will hold Us 12th anniversary dinner in the Chinese Chamber of Commerce auditorium in Hill Street tomorrow.
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    QUEEN TO VISIT BEACH OF LOVE
    85 23 QUEEN TO VISIT BEACH OF LOVE KUALA LUMPUR, Tbnrs. Queen Elizabeth will visit the "Beach of Passionate Love" when she tours Malaysia in February. This mornine an Andover of the royal flifht flying the Queen's colours flew into Kota Bharu. On board accompanied by the British High Commissioner. Sir John
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    Bid to boost tourism
    27 23 PENANO. Thurs. The State Government is to appoint a full-time press-tourism liaison officer to boost the island's image as a major tourist centre.
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    Smoky taxi
    29 23 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Taxi driver Soh Oh Swce was fined $100 today for using a taxi which emitted excessive smoke In Beach Road on June IT last year.
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    Safety reminder to three ships
    131 23 SINGAPORE. Thur«. T*HE llberian Government ■I has Issued reminders to three ocean-going Liberian vessels here that the ships had failed to conform with certain navigational and safety standards. The vessels were found to have "certain defects" when they called at the Republic recently. "The Llberian
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    Turn the spotlight first on yourselves, bosses told
    325 23 SINGAPORE. Thurs. VTUC adviser Professor T.H. Klliott today called on managements to turn the critical spotlight on themselves before criticising the efforts to the workers. "I am certain that few managements, Indeed If they made an honest appraisal of their own role
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    Tiny tots get their kindergarten certs from First Lady
    156 23 SINGAPORE, Thurs-. It was all over In a few seconds. The presentation of leaving certificates to 35 kindergarten "graduands" of community centres by the First Lady Mrs. Sheares tonight. For instead of all of them trooping up the National Theatre stage,
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    99 23 Sarawak will also send mission to China KUCHING, Thurs. Sarawak is to send a 40-man delegation on a tour of China next year, the chairman of the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce, Mr. Chieng Hie Kwong said today. Included in the delegation would be businessmen, government officials and at leaf,
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    Agriculture chief quits
    54 23 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Thurs. Mr KO. Malet. the Brunei Director of Agriculture, left yesterday after giving up his Job faying that the United Nations had offered him "twice the salary." Mr Ma lft first came here in 1967 and now will be posted to Yemtn by the
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    22 23 MUAR. Thurs Minister for Social Welfare Tan Sri Fauiruh Hashim arrived here today for a three-day visit to the district.
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      187 24  - Committee to investigate Tokyo report Peter Siow By THE Basketball Association of Singapore have directed their disciplinary committee to investigate into the allegations made by vice-pre-sident Phua Bah Lee and assistant secretary Yap Cheng Hai in the Observations and Comments report on the Asian championships held recently in Tokyo. Mr.
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      Sheila clocks 12.7 for 100 m with borrowed spikes
      227 24  - Sheila clocks 12.7 for 100 m with borrowed spikes ERNEST FRIDA By CING APORE'S ace woman sprinter Sheila Fernando put herself into medal reckoning in next week's Seap Games at Kuala Lumpur with a splendid run at Farrer Park yesterday. Sheila (18), who is in terrific form, clocked her personal
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      Spore may take third spot —Ghazali
      310 24 Spore may take third spot Ghazali SINGAPORE'S Seap Games Chef de Misson, Inche Mohamed Ghazali Ismail said that the Republic may finish third of the seven nations competing in next week's Games at Kuala Lumpur. Inche Ghazali told Timesport yesterday, "Singapore may have to take third spot after Malaysia and
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      FIS react to lOC warning
      98 24 ST. MORITZ. (Switzerland). Thurs. The International Ski Federation (PIS), in reaction to new warnings by lOC president A very Brundage. tightened their anticommerciallsm rules as the world's top alphlne skiers prepared to open the racing season. On the eve of a star-studed women's downhill World
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      KADIR IS BET IN BOXING —TEAM—
      207 24 KADIR IS BET IN BOXING TEAM— mHAT pocket sized puX gmst Syed Abaui Kaair is a genuine gem in the Singapore Se a p Games boxing team. Singapore's nopes of a goid meaal in tne com petition rest squareiy on his tnick snoulaers. One can safely say that if tne
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      Thomson takes the lead
      59 24 WELLINGTON. Thurs. Australian Peter Thomson fired a three-under-par 69 to take the lead after the first round of the £7.000 Otago golf classic here today. The Australian was one stroke ahead of Britain's Maurice Bembridge. American Martin Bohen. Australian Alan Cooper. Bob Charles and Alan Snape
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      85 24 LONDON, Than. A Chinese table tennis team who arc to tour Britain have had a private airliner placed at their disposal as a goodwill gestare. Alrcralt makers Hawker Slddekv said they were providing a two-seat turbo-prop for the Chinese, who arrive on Monday to play matches
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      Kwok Toll, Sin Ann bright hopes for judo golds
      254 24  -  P. Seneviratne By HEAVY WEIGHT Kan Kwok Ton will be the central figure in our quest for medals in the Seap Games Judo competition. Kan's credentials are imposing, having won the gold in the 1969 games and a sliver two years
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      Cramer to hold one-week course
      183 25 FIFAs world renowned coach, Dettmar Cramer, has agreed to conduct a one-week coaching course in Singapore from Jan. 20 to 27 before he leaves for Kuala Lumpur for the Asian coaching course. The widely-travelled West German coach made a brief one-day stopover here on his
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      MSA beat Jardines
      107 25 ]V/JALAYSI A Singapore AirXWM lines Sporte Club returned here yesterday after a successful tour of Hong Kong including a win over the strc*>» league side Jardines. In their two-match tour they beat Jardines 3-1 and held an MSA-Jardlnes combined side to a 1-1 draw in the opening
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      Hussein will lead soccer team
      471 25  - Hussein will lead soccer team JOE DORAI By gINGAPORE soccer selectors yesterday dropped six national players, who represented Singapore in last month's international tournaments in Vietnam and Bangkok, from the 18-member team for next week's Seap (lames at Kuala Lumpur. The players axed from the Games team, Just 15 days
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      A plea to Govt for bigger Seap grant
      225 25  -  iV. RAHMAN 3y KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Three Ministers will lead an appeal to the Central Government for a bigger grant to meet the cost of staging the Seap Games here on Dec. 11-18. The Government have already approved a grant of 5565.00
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      Hamzah heads high powered team
      93 25 CPORTS Minister Dato Hamzah Haji Abu Samah leads a high-pow-ered organising council for the Sixth Seap Games at Kuala Lumpur beginning on Dec. 11. Besides Dato Hamzah there are two other Ministers—Tan Sri Ghazali Shade, Minister for Special Functions and In- formation, and Inche Khir
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      From learner to champion in nine months
      393 26  -  LAN PEREIRA By SINGAPORE'S David Oh, who was taught how to hold a shotgun by his father only nine months ago won the skeet individual gold medal at the South East Asian shooting championships at the Subang range yesterday Oh. a 25-year-old businessman,
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      Lock icon Asean Games to replace Seap?
      151 26 MALAYSIAN Sports Minister Dato Hamzah yestesday suggested that the Seap Games be replaced by an Asean Games so that Indonesia and the Philippines could take part as well. He said Burma, South Vietnam and Cambodia who are regular participating nations in the Seap Games but
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      China gain support
      62 26 "TOKYO. Thurs. A group of Japanese parliamentarians will .soon request In a letter to the International Olympic Committee that China be invited to the 1972 Winter Olympics in Sapporo. Japan. The MP's council for promotion of sports, consisting of about 300 parliamentarians with the exception of communists.
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      Lock icon Le Mans stays 72Ahour race
      245 26 Le Mans stays 72Ahour race DARIS, Thurs. The Le Mans 24-hour motor race will never be shortened even If it means withdrawing from the world m a n v f a c turers' championship, the organisers said last night. Presenting modified rules for next year's race, Jean-Marie Lelievre, president of
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      Lock icon England in q-finals
      340 26 ATHENS, Thurs. England missed numerous scoring chances but still beat Greece 2-0 here yesterday to qualify for the quarter-finals of the European 3 o c c c r championship. This concluding match in Group 3 of the qualifying competition, fought out before a fiercely partisan i 45,000
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      Clay gets a 'pay cut'
      280 26 YORK, Thurs. Cassius Clay said his 12--round fight against West German heavyweight Jurgen Blin is "definitely on" for Dec 26 in Zurich, Switzerland, but the promoters had reduced his purse guarantee from US$3OO,OOO to U*****,000. Clay said that In exchange for accepting a lower guarantee,
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      Cricket tour planned
      56 26 SALISBURY. Thurs—Rhodesian cricket officials are contemplating a possible tour of England by a national side next year. Charles Martin, president of the Rhodesian Cricket Union said here yesterday. Mr. Martin said he personally felt it would be better for Rhodesia to send a team on tour rather
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      Ness Lane an historic mission
      936 27 Ness Lane an historic mission RACING with Epsom Jeep IVESS LANE can make history by winning the Stewards Cup over 8f for the third successive year at Bukit Timah on Sunday. No horse has yet won a feature race three years running. The mighty Three Rings won the Singapore Gold
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      BT TIMAH CARD FOR TOMORROW
      1748 27 1.45 CLASS I, DIV. 3 6F ($12,500 58,750 to winner) 1 427 JILITA ,i (HT Wrr) Allan 3 9.0 (pr s.im.l P Coltman 4 2 ***** TWIN HAPPINESS a (TvUn-l Allan 6 8.12 1) 'Sn« 2 3 041J-) RESPECT .i .innin.,. \Unsor 5 8.11 (samrl
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      Two riders hurt at Bukit Timah
      207 27 TWO riders were hurt at Buklt Timah yesterday and were taken to hospital. Jockey Mohamed YusofT was thrown by Asian Dollar in the saddling enclosure. Lumri. a riding boy for trainer Colin Tulloh, was thrown by My Pleasure, after losing a stirrup iron. Lumri
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      2013 27 1.45 CLASS 1. DIV. 2 6F ($12,500 $8,750 to winner) 1 41 M TRUMP CARD .1 \iiri. I Trh Ji P *RaloO 6 2 IH'MI ASIAN DOLLAR .1....H I llr. nk.1.11 4 KM ..1.1- 18. (-> S 4 H4M tamu ~i> Mauaaat 5 8 12 (+6l P
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      173 26 Come to see the car of the futuretoday The Car of The Future is in Singapore TODAY It's the most revolutionary car ever built. The Mercedes-Benz Clll. It's a research and development car. It has the two most fantastic features of the car industry the Wankel four rotor engine and
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    A govtstatement soon on sale of STC buses
    230 28 A govtstatement soon on sale of STC buses SINGAPORE, Thurs. A Government statement Is expected soon on the results of the negotiations now going on for the sale of the buses belonging to the Singapore Traction Company. Neither the STC nor the three Chinese bus companies involved would talk today.
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    Ex' Australian PM ill
    35 28 MELBOURNE. Thurs. Former Australian Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzles was admitted to hospital here this afternoon after suffering a slight stroke. Sir Robert, 76, recently returned from a trip to England.
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    17 28 COPENHAGEN. Thurs. Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin arrived in Copenhagen today for an official visit. UPI.
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    Aid refugees drive launched
    340 28 LEE FOUNDATION DONATES $100,000 SINGAPORE, Thursday A HUNDRED people from all walks of life met at the Shang-ri-La Hotel this evening In a bid to bring help to 10 million Pakistani refugees in India. The occasion was the launching of the Refugee Relief Action campaign an
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    Lock icon IOS sued by US Govt
    46 28 NEW YORK, Thurs. The United States Government, In a civil law suit, accused Investors Overseas Service Ltd. and its former head. Bernard Cornfeld, today of Illegal gold speculation In 1968. asking U5f74.946.000 damages from the Swiss-based corporation. AP. (See Page 4)
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    Debate put off
    21 28 UNITED NATIONS. Thurs.— The General Assembly postponed for 24 hours today its full-dress debate on the Middle East.
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    The weather
    24 28 The weather outlook for Singapore today from 8 ajn. to noon: Isolated showers, with thunder In early morning, becoming scattered late morning.
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    Lock icon Lon Nol's biggest offensive ends in defeat
    384 28 Lon Nol's biggest offensive ends in defeat I*l IK Cambodian Government*! biggest military campaign of the year crumbled to defeat today with frontline troops involved in a mass retreat from the highway to the northeast. A long stream of dusty soldiers, their wives and children, some crowded on roofs of
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    Lock icon Fords sued
    39 28 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The Justice Department filed a civil suit today charging Ford Motor Company with sending about 200.000 1972 model cars and trucks to its dealers before they were certified as conforming to Federal anti-pollution standards. Reuter.
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    Lock icon QUEEN'S PAY TO BE DOUBLED
    114 28 QUEEN'S PAY TO BE DOUBLED LONDON, Thurs— Queen Elizabeth was officially recommended today for a pay increase that would double her present income to nearly £1 million a year and lift the royal household finances out of the red. A report issued by a select committee of the House of
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    Lock icon Search for 17 missing men continues
    87 28 Search for 17 missing men continues HONG KONO. Thurs. Ten ships, including two American destroyers and a British frigate, today continued searching the South China Sea for the 17 missing crewmen from the timber freighter Great Ocean. The Panamanian-registered, 1.457-ton Great Ocean sank on Monday night and 10 of its
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    India's maharajahs lose their purses
    138 28 NEW DELHI, Thurs. India's legendary mahara j a h s lost their princely privileges and privy purses today. The purses annual pensions costing the state about $19 million a year —were abolished by a constitutional amendment moved today by the Prime Minister, Mrs. Indira Oandhi.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    373 28 T ONDON. Ihurs Equitte* today mined ovrrnloht declines following optimism about a settlement to the International monetary problem. The Increase in Britain's official reserves also aided sentiment. At 3 p.m. the Financial Times index was 6.0 up M 437.4. Government bonds were higher following the British official reserve
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    TIN
    24 28 LONDON. Than. boot Duvrrc C 1417 <-t-£2> M-lk-n £1411 »3» ■»>«• «1421 £2) Kllers <+"> Tv 8»«lrm*nl: £1417 10 tona. Tone: Very Meady. 9 m
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    RUBBER
    56 28 Lunuun, Thurv. Snot 13 15 Srttl^nnit: Jan. 14. 05. Feb 14 JO J*n.. March 14 35 March 14.60 Apr" Jun* 15 20. July/Sept. 15 Is OcY Dec. 16.10. J.n Mafch 16.70.' A*l l>Um 17.10. July.Srpt. 17.40 00 D»c 17.70. Jan. March 17.50. tIY D»c. 13. 00. Nov. Jan. 13
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    110 28 New law on earnings of Ceylonese overseas pOLOMBO. Thurs.— A Bill compelling Ceylonce working abroad to send home part of their earnings was tabled in the House of Representatives today by the Government. The Bill provides for the appointment of an authority to issue passports and emerecicy exit permits to
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      Market takes stock
      747 29  - Market takes stock BLAIR JOHNSON By TKADIMi on the Slock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore is surprisingly heavy for this time of the year. Tot.'il turnover for November was 47.21 million worth $89.8.") million. If the first two days df December trading are anything to goby volume could be close
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      STC SALE AT $2.7 M
      252 29 STC SALE AT $2.7 M SINGAPORE Trac- tlon shareholders are getting a very raw deal. To date the company has not been able to spell out the true position of the company, nor to refute publicly statements from unknown sources. The accounts for the year ended September 1971 will probably
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      Foreign investors stay away from the Philippines
      331 29  -  LEON GONZAGA By TtfIANILA: Foreign investors are still shy about coming to the Philippines owing to the generally uncertain investment climate for non-na-tionals. Such uncertainty was not cleared by the November election results, for investment policy never figured as an issue in the
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      Lack of water can hamper growth, warns World Bank
      394 29  -  AUSTIN MORAIS By THE inadequate provision of water and sewerage facilities for urban communities common in most developing countries can seriously hamper their economic growth, warns the World Bank in a sector working paper. The "negative bias" displayed by many governments
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      CITY TALK
      207 29 For sale I HEAR Faber Union (HK) director Leonard Raynor has been taking a swipe at local investors. A recent report in the South China Morning Post quotes him as saying: "Hong Kong in vesttors were more sophisticated than their counterparts in Singapore." I know I've taken him
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      – Average HK income rises by half
      286 29  - Average HK income rises by half- PAUL STRAUSS By OONG KONG: The average family here is now earning about 50 per cent more than it did five years ago, official statistics have revealed, but the rising cost of living has wiped out much of the gain. According to Hong Kong's
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      147 29 INSIDE The Slater Walker way to profits (rowth: Diethelm win* major Bangkok contract; Jakarta aspires to become the top tourist city in South-east Asia; Marketing column; People in business. Pace SO. Company news; Share market report: Weekl> rubber review; Commodities; Closing prices and business done: Overseas markets —New York. Melbourne,
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      The more the merrier?
      107 30 ADMEN in the local A advertising trade may soon find their task of getting a larger slice of the advertising cake made more difficult with the entry into the fold of a new member, USP Needham south-east Asia. The Singapore outfit, housed in Cathay Building, will
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      Sparklers
      131 30 DIAMONDS and other Jewellery have a way with women at least to make them stop and stare, 11 not to buy. No woman, In all her charm and feminity, carries on today without a sizeable selection to her name. This appears to be the reason for a leading Hong
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      Symbol sign
      133 30 A SYMBOL on a status symbol is what the Mercedes Benz people have in mind in their latest gimmick. For owners of a status symbol, a Mercedes Benz In Singapore and Malaysia will get a "high mileage award" in the form of a radiator plague if their "Merc,"
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      Instant food
      184 30 IF YOU are Involved in the catering industry or allied fields. chances are that you would have been one of those 5.000 people who have received their cup of coffee black or white, with or without svgar through the post. For this is Tan Chongs novel way of
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      Yam seng
      84 30 IT'S cheers again, as spirits merchants continue their sales campaign for the coming festive season. Not to be outdone, Bousteads has opened its assault on the traditional brandy drinking market with another new Hennessy the "spirit of success". Coming under the cloak of Hennessy Bras Dor, the brandy
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      Switch
      55 30 GRANT Advertising International, Kuala Lumpur, has taken over the Toshiba account from Marklin. Meanwhile, Mr. James McMullen, vicepresident and general manager of the Singapore office was in Hong Kong recently for meetings with Mr. J.G. Wren, the newly elected president of Grant Advertising International and Mr. W.P. Mundy. the
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    Diethelm wins major Bangkok -order
    242 30 Diethelm wins major Bangkok -order- A LOCAL manufacturing company, Diethelm, has beaten six inter national companies in winning a $600,000 contract for the supply of aluminium fl 1 1 i ngs for the new $15-mil-lion Parliament House in Bangkok. Mr. Rudy Inihof, chief architectural designer of Diet helm, said: "The
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    The Slater Walker way to profits growth...
    876 30  -  GEORGIE LEE By WHILE the ordinary investor in the local stock exchange is manifestly concerned with price movements, the same enthusiasm seems to be lacking when it comes to profitability. A consequence of which is the absence of a stimulant for companies to
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    JAKARTA ASPIRES TO BECOME THE TOP TOURIST CITY IN SOUTH EAST ASIAN AREA
    385 30  - JAKARTA ASPIRES TO BECOME THE TOP TOURIST CITY IN SOUTH EAST ASIAN AREA MOK SIN PIN By lAKARTA has been gearing itself to take on the role as the top tourist city in South-east Asia. Since it opened its first casino and nightclub In 1969, tremendous changes have been taking
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    214 30 Tenfku Arif Bendahara Pahang has joined the board of Jardine Waugh's Malaysian subsidiaries, Jardine Waugh (M) and Jardine Waugh Properties as a non-executive director. He has been associated with the Jardine Group for a number of years and Is vice-chair-man of Mentega Forest Products in which Jardines,
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1053 31 DID AND OFFER PRICES OFFI- CIALLV LISTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE lINCAPORC AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: CLOSING TONE: Tins, hotels steady while the rest easier. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1185 31 |)USINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with ttM number of shares traded -Ik vn In brackets In lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Alcan II) 1.48. Allied Choc. .2) 2.23. il) 2 22. 161 221. (4)
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      Good year for Renong
      646 31 RENONG Tin Dredging s output from the dredge working the joint venture with Straits Tinflelds ai Jinjang was 1,697 piculs up at 13,--318 piculs during the year ended June 1971. Chairman Tan Sri Foo Yin Chiew in his annual report says this was a most satisfactory
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      31 31 WEARNES Brothers is to lift total dividends for the year ended September by one point to 15 per cent with a final of 10 per cent. Group net profits for
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      —Market turns easier
      280 31 OPERATORS were still preoccupied with a handful of industrial issues on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Under the general neglect most stocks continued to bear an easier tendency. Blue chips at best held their ground at overnight levels. At the close the Straits Times'
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      Asian dollar
      68 31 THESE rates were quoted, on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of USS2.')/>OO and above. 1 mm 2 mths 3 mths 6 mths 9 mths 2 mtiis 5 ia id to b a its'< 6 l 16 to 6v; 6 3 16 to 6\",
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        433 31 MELBOURNE. Thurs.—Leading mining and industrial storks recorded substantial gains In moderately quiet trading. After dull opening, news of possible US preparedness to devalue the dollar sparked buying support in both sectors. Industrial leader. BKP rose 30 cents to AS 10.35. while omalco added 10 cents at $2.65. despite planned
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        191 31 YEW YORK. Wed —The stock market scored another good advance in heavy trading spurred by investor optimism that International monetary questions might be solved soon. Analysts said technical considerations also were a factor with many believing the market is on an uptrend, at least for the near term.
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        Exchange rates
        179 31 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Dec. 2. Local dollars to one unit uf Foreign Currency SELLING BUI TT or OD TT Vl> OD Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar U.S. Dollar Local dollars
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        249 31 HONO KONG. Thurs. The market started quiet. But as the day wore on prices began to move up with minor fluctuations during the day and finally closed generally at higher levels. In the textile section. T.A.L. continued to make good advances and put on HKSI.BO. Closing at $2060
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        Indices
        221 31 I IN AM lAL ll.lltS TINS Wednesday 2^ -6^ T uesday 73.55 Week ago Ma RUBBERS Wednesday 258. i 9 Tuesday 259.72 Week ago 258.52 OILS Wednesday 289.24 Tuesday 289.53 Week ago 300.55 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 431.4 Tuesday 435.4 Week ago 427.2 I>OW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 846.01 Tuesday 831.34
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        Hong Kong rates
        41 31 On the fr»t tiehamt marhtt In Hone Kong yesterday the V.M. de'lar was quoted at 5 «50 for T.T. and 5. 50 for tash. Stttlini Ml Quoted ai 1« 50 and •nc tatl *f f*M at 317. T5.
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        26 31 ij. Way •.E.G.I. .1 in iimn and C Vf.iriifs I \l. Ind. $1.76 $3.16 $1.74 $4.08 $4.30 $1.73 .01 .01 .0 1 .01 .(X .01
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        53 31 i. TAi. A. Bank '.in El Uli. d Choc I. T. Pau 08. Lady i. IronMX Carbide iuh Perak Bank ietron fencer >U 0.5 $1.81 $2.20 $2.18 $1.33 $5.65 $1.00 $1.25 $0 88 $0.93 $1.13 $1.14 $1.74 $1.89 .ii —.07 —.07 —.06 —.05 —.05 —.04 —.04 —.03 —.03 —.03
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        16 31 iammon 340.000 .E.G.I. 162.000 law Par 121.000 '.iUI turnover: 2.6bM telayed Percentage: 33.49
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        38 31 I>rf 1 DfC. t Industrials 200.61 200.46 HoUls: 73.05 73.05 Properties: 131.99 131.55 t Tim 97.45 97.61 v S rubbers: 123.49 123.32 Dee. 30. 1966 a 100 I Drc. 31. 1968 100 f Dec. 29. 1962 100
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        Tin makes small recovery
        149 31 Tin makes small recovery rE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday increased 37 J cents to $626.37 J per picul on an official offering down 57 tons to 243 tons. Despite the overnight fall of £2 to £1,419 per metric ton in London, the local market was fairiy steady with
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        111 31 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANCE, SINCAPORE NOON CLOSINC PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Cwonut Oil: bulk $431 sellers. drum *4« MM Copra: .v>x,i (fo.b.i loose UK/ Com 127 B. Pepper: Munlok ABTA white fob. 100-, NLW $227» »eller«. k whits f.o.b. 06'; NLW i J2171 seller*. Sarawak special black I f.o.b.
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        34 31 London copper price* on Wednesday (previous In bracket*): Wlrebar Spot buyer {400.00 (£404.30) iieller {401.00 (£403.00): Three month* buyer £407.00 (£4ll 30) seller £401.00 (£412.00). Market ten*: Barely steady tale*: 2.900 ton*.
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        33 31 In London on Wednesday the pilm oil pn«» of Malayan 5 per wm CIF UK/N European portu in bulk, sterling per long ton Jan./Ptb. quoted at UK (94 sellers |UK£»S sellers).
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        53 31 Wtdnttday Tutid.y •U.S. tU.S. London 43.54 41.80 Beirut 43 <« 43.90 Hongkong 45.39 45.39 Zurich UNCH. 43..V>8 UNCH. 43.708 P«rl« 43.44 43.5« Spore (1) 43.15 43.21 S Sporf (2) 164 30 184.30 (1) Export price in non-sterling areas In U.S. dollar* per ounce. (2) Local dealer* prices in
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        296 31 AFTER an unchanged opening, the rubber market yesterday fluctuated narrowly, first steadying on short-covering and iatsr easing back in thin dealings. The morning session closed very quiet. The afternoon session ruled ouiet and about steady. China was reported to have accepted R.S.S. Two and R.S.S. Four. The
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        20 31 Dec. 2. RUBBER: 89.75 cents (unch). TIN: MMJII (up 37;. Mate). Official offering 243 tons (down 57 tons).
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        473 31 THE rubber market recorded a further drop of some 3i cents for first position during the past week, says Holiday, Cutler Bath in its weekly review. Activity centred around stop-lfes liquidation of December, and to a certain extent the more forward positions by weak holders, whilst
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      939 34 FOR NEW ZEALAND Penang P. Sham Singapore lu<ia| fan AND* 21 24 DM D'dm. Lyti. Nipt. MM STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE Smfipore P. Shim Penang \Mtm 'an itjuit li Pen I OtC I Die It, Oec Nagapattmam. Madrw. AJULAt *I— Nagapattmam, Madras. IAiULAt Jai 2' Jan 21 Nagapattinam. Madras. IAJULAt 11/11 Fat
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      926 34 ORIENT LINES LTD i^^S— -ss«. (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) tl ICB BUILDING.TSHENTON WAY. SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. 1 U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADIN<j FOR LONDON, LIVERPOOL. H BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE Smtapore P. S"ham Penant ArrHrei: KEPTUNE ZIRCON 1/13 Dec 1/ I Dtc In P«rt London 31 1. H'burg 5/2.
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      746 35 THE PORT OF SINCAPORE AUTMO RITV ANNOUNCED THI FOLLOWINC BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS OR DEC. 3. OUT: Lloyd Bakke 1/2, BchwabentttJß 3'<- Brorlver 6/7, Yamafumi Han 10/11. Anco Princess 13/14. i:. nlomond 13/16. Kimanli 20. Selamat .'1 East. Auby 21 Welt, fagaras 23/26. sumber Tjnan II 29/30. Patroclus 34. Naxasakl Maru 40/41
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      888 35 SUPERVISOR-HARDWARE DIVISION A vacancy exists in cur Organization dealing with specialised valves and general industrial fittings. The candidate should not be below 26 years of age and must be Singapore Citizen. Higher Education is not essential, but the candidate must be familiar with this field of operation including a knowledge
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      817 35 NEW ADDRESS l£££^|b) (Q)u4. Electrodes /iiiiiiii ACHESTEH I OH r Mechanical Packings SWEDISH TRADING CO. SDN. BHD |SJII oft No. 6-A. Jalan 223. Prrtalins Jaya U SI (Off Federal Highway) NEW TELEPHONE NOS. 03-*****3 (3 lines* PHELIPS MALAYA SENDIRIAN BERHAD We have moved to Ist Floor, 11-13, Jalan 8 lE,
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      1050 36 P.W.D. SINGAPORE Tender of Land and Buildings for I'se as Motels Tea Houses Restaurants Rest Houses Government Is offering for tender the following lands and buildings for use as motels, tea houses; restaurants, rest houses:— Location Time of Inspection Venue of Inspection Changl Creek Hotel at 9 30 a.m. on
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      743 36 JUBONG TOWN CORPORATION TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from Registered Contractors of the Corporation for the following projects: IA) PROPOSED REPAIRS OF POT-HOLES AND RE-SUR-FACING OF CAR-PARK AT YUNG AN RC AND CORPORATION DRIVE. JURONG TOWN. ELIGIBILITY: Civil Engineering $100,000 and above. SHOWROI'ND: 8.12.71 at 10.00 a.m. Meet at Contracts
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      1030 36 F.W.D. SINGAPORE Tenders are invited from P.W.D. Registered Contractors and from other suitable contractors for the following works: I) Construction of Dental Huts to Jalan Kayu and Somapah Road Outpatients' Clinics. All Building Contractors, (losing Date: 14.12.71 at 10 a.m. II) Renovation to Plastic/Reconstructive Surgery, Outram Road General Hospital, Singapore.
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      308 36 TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited by the Director. Telecommunications. Singapore for the supply, Installation, testing and comn-ssioning of a closed television (CCTV) system at Singapore International Airport. Tenderers are to note that: 1) On payment of a Tender Notice of $500/- full Tender documents may be obtained from the Ag.
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      312 36 F.W.D. SINGAPORE Tenders are Invited for the undermentioned work: 1 Description: Proposed construction ana completion of lining of Jalan Todak Drain Contract I. from Braddell Road to Sungei Kallang. 2. Showround: Meet at Braddell Road Bridge, opposite P.W.D Pumping Station on 15/12, 71 at 9.00 a.m. 3. Type of Contractors:
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      295 36 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT JOHORE BAHRU CIVIL SUIT NO. 204 OF 1970 Between The British Arkady Company Limited Plaintiff And 1. Kow Chin alias Low Ah Chin alias Low Ah Chlng and 2. Tay Kirn Chong Defendants NOTICE To: 1 Kow Chin alias Low Ah Chin alias
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      306 36 HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD Separate tenders are invited for any one or all of the following: ill ERECTION Si COMPLETION of 4 Blocks of 25-Storey 5Room Flats (Total 384 Units) at Kallang Basin N'hood 111 Contract IV. (2) Supply, Delivery and Installation of ACOUSTIC CEILING TTLES AND METAL SUSPENSION SYSTEM
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