The Straits Times, 15 January 1972

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    18 1 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1972. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    10-plus growth rate in 1971
    834 1 10-plus growth rate in 1971 FOUR REASONS FOR THAT DIP SINGAPORE, Friday SINGAPORE'S economic growth rate last year is likely to exceed 10 per cent compared with 17.4 percent in 11)70. The Finance Minister, Mr. Hon Sui Sen, disclosed this tonight and said: "The economy has been doing well enough,
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    350 1  -  'Laos Reds can launch direct attack now' Thanom BANGKOK, Friday THAILAND'S military leaders today alerted the nation against a possible direct attack by communist forces. A sombre wai ning by the ruling National Executive Council said the country laced an increasing external communist threat Direct military attacks on
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    Banned from Singapore
    51 1 SINOAPORE. FTI. A Sin-gapore-born woman clerk. Lee Yuen Theng. 25. formerly of Dakota Crescent, off Old Airport Road, has been permanently banned from entering Singapore. The ban. ordered by the Minister of Home Affairs. Dr. Wong Lin Ken. under the Immigration Act. was announced In today's Government
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    School mass murder horror
    229 1  - School mass murder horror RUDY BELTRAN: By Raub, Friday POUR people, Inr eluding a woman, were brutally stabbed to death here early this morning in a school here. Police have mounted a bit bunt for the killer who is believed to be hiding in the district. The «!ead all from
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    Lock icon Reprisal raid by Israelis
    58 1 TEL AVIV. Prl. Israeli troops launched one of their deepest reprisal raids against guerilla bases Inside the Lebanon auring the night the second such operation within three days killing several guerillas and blowing up two buildings in the village of Kafra. some six miles (nine kms)
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    Chaplin to go back to US
    40 1 HOLLYWOOD. Fri Charles Chaplin will return to Hollywood on April 10, after an absence of neaily 20 yean, to receive a special Academy Award, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced today.
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    Clean Air Act
    17 1 SINOAPORE. Prl. The Clean Air (Standards) Regulations 1972 Act will come Into force tomorrow.
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    N. Vietnam moves missile sites
    156 1 SAIGON, Prl. North Vietnam has moved anti-aircraft missile sites Into range of South Vietnam's northernmost Quang Trl province, and a U.S. Air Force FlO5 fighter hit one just nine miles noHh of the DMZ today, U.S. spokesman said. The spokesman also said communist gunners had
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    Lock icon Mintoff in final 'resolve crisis' attempt
    237 1 Mintoff in final 'resolve crisis' attempt VALETTA, Fri. Prime Minister Dom Mintoff flew to Rome today for a dramatic 11th hour bid to resolve the BritainMalta crisis. Mr. Mintoff will have a round of secret talks In Rome with British Defence Secretary Lord Carrlngton and Nato secre-tary-general Mr. Josef Luns.
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    Bangla envoy wants our recognition
    112 1 Bangla envoy wants our recognition SINGAPORE, Fri. Bangla Desh has made a "formal request" for recognition from Singapore, Malaysia and seven other South-east Asia countries, Mr. K.K. Panni, its roving ambassador for the region, said here today. The other countries are Japan. Thailand, Philippines. Indonesia. Australia, New Zealand, and Ceylon.
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    Lock icon Senator's call
    37 1 WASHINOTON. Fri. Senator William Proxmire today called on the Nixon Administration to cpen negotiations with the Soviet Union to llr It the slae of the U.S. and Soviet naval forces In the Indian Ocean Rtuter.
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    Lock icon OPEC demand B.spc rise
    80 1 GENEVA. Fri. The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries iOPEC) today demanded an increase In the price of their oil of 8.57 per cent to make up for losses due to devaluation of the U.S. dollar. OPEC, whose 11 members are Iran, Iraq. Saudi Arabia Kuwau Qatar.
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    Lock icon Toll manoeuvre' by Nixon
    44 1 PARIS. Fri. The Vietcong today accused President Nixon of "electoral manoeuvre In announcing a ru-w withdrawal of troops Ircm South Vietnam.'' President Nixon announced yesterday that American foices would be cut to 69.000 by May 1. AP. (See Pace 17).
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    Lock icon Booby-trap in police car
    39 1 BELFAST. Fri A police detective opened the door of his car today and a booby-trap exploded, badly mangling his legs, a police spokesman said. He blamed the Irish Republican Army (IRA) for the attack UPI.
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    SADAT TO DROP FAWZI AS P.M.?
    67 1 CAIRO, Fri.— Prime Minister Mahmoud Fawsi. 71. of Egypt wll be replaced shortly by Industry Minister Axli Sldky. 51, at part of President Anwar Sadat's plan to put the home front on a war footing, political sourer* said tonight. Forrifn Minister Mahmoud Riad may
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    Strike by stable boys ends
    253 1  - Strike by stable boys ends VICTOR NG By SINGAPORE, Fri. 43 The seven-day-old strike by 350 syces at the Bukit Timah race course was settled at the Labour Ministry today. The Singapore Trainers Association r.greed to the $20 pay rise Demanded by the Singapore Race Course General Employees Union. Tn
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      6 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000
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    Fewer vehicles booked for smoky exhausts
    154 2 Fewer vehicles booked for smoky exhausts SINGAPORE, Fri. The number of vehicles booked for having smoky exhausts dropped markedly in the last three months of 1971, according to Traffic Police figures released by the Ministry of Communications. A total of 4,217 vehicles were booked for the offence during the period
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    Dead man a hit-and-run victim?
    67 2 Dead man a hit-and-run victim? SINGAPORE, Frl— Health Department chief labourer. Peter Kallappan, 50 was found dead with head injuries and a fractured right hand in Upper Bedok Road early this morning. He was lying near his bicycle which was not damaged. Police believe he was knocked down by a
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    Dinner guest
    32 2 SINOAPORE. Frl. The MP for Bukit JTimah. Mr. Chor Yeok Eng. will attend the fourth anniversary dinner of the Hoover Park and Neighbourhood Residents Association next Saturday at 7.30 p.m.
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    French film
    27 2 SINGAPORE. Fri. The French Embassy, in conjunction with the Alliance Francaise. will screen the film Lola at the Cultural Centre on Tuesday at 8.15 p.m.
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    Pollution control is 'social duty of industrial managers'
    233 2 SINGAPORE, Friday POLLUTION control is the social doty of all industrial managements. British public health engineering consultant, Prof. James R. Simpson, said this in an interview today. Prof. Simpson has been working on water pollution and its prevention for more than 12
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    Taiwan: Malaysia to await for problem to be solved
    245 2 Taiwan: Malaysia to await for problem to be solved KUALA LUMPUR, Friday rrUN ABDUL RAZAK reiterated in the Dewan A Ra'ayat today that the Malaysian Government does not regard Taiwan as an independent state or as one of the provinces of China. "We treat this problem as still unsolved between
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    For mariners
    35 2 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Port Authority today advised the shipping community that port development work at the West Coast and earthworks at Telok Blangah New Town would begin from Jan. 2o until further notice.
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    Pleasure craft licence
    45 2 BINGAPORE, Frl. Pleasure craft hired out for financial and other returns must be licensed under the Merchant Shipping Act. 1970. Details of UcenMnß procedures and fees may be obtained from the Marine Department licensing Section. Ist floor. Fullerton Building during office hours.
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    M-cyclist dies after crash
    48 2 SINOAPORE. Frl. Motorcyclist Khoo Kay Pocn. 33. died on Wednesday, a day after he was in collision with a car at the Junction of Sims Avenue and Aljunled Road. Witnesses are asked to contact Inspector Frankle Lee of Sepoy Lines, tel: *****4 ext 454.
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    Military exercises in seven training areas
    175 2 Military exercises in seven training areas SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Armed Forces will conduct military exercises at the following training areas next week: MARSILING AREA from 8 a.m. on Jan 17 to midnight on Jan. 24. MANDAI FOREST RESERVE from 8 a.m. on Jan. 17 to 8 a.m. on Jan.
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    SILO wins secret vote
    53 2 SINOAPORE. Frl. The Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation today won Its claim to represent the 198 employees of Singapore Oxygen Pte. Ltd. at a secret ballot conduced by Labour Ministry officials. Of the 188 votes cast. 179 were for FII.O representing them, with oeven against. There were
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    S'pore success in drive to be Zurich of East
    206 2 S'pore success in drive to be Zurich of East SINGAPORE, Fri. The four-year-old drive by Singapore to become the Zurich of the East is achieving results, says the London Economist. Singapore's status as the emerging financial centre of South-east Asia has not been Impaired by recert world-wide currency adjustments, the
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    Four speakers for seminar
    78 2 SINGAPORE Fri Four speakers will take part in a yemlnar on Social Change and Hindus In Singapore organisea by the Singapore Ceylon Tamils Association at the Sir! Senpaga Vlnayagur Temple in Ceylon Road on Sunday from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. They are Mr. TJ». Naldu.
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    Fined $80 for shouting
    50 2 SINGAPORE. Fl Ibrahim bin Abci Puzak. 55. was fined $80 by a magistrate for dlsorderlj behaviour. He admitted shouting at '.he top of his voice, causing Interference to the flow of traffic at the junction of North Bridge Road and Rochore Road at 8.40 p.m. yesterday.
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      298 2 EVE^YWOMAIM A series on womanhood written by an eminent obstetrician and gynaecologist which EVER Y WOMAN must read Other highlights in the January issue: *DRUGS-ARE YOUR CHILDREN INVOLVED? *D 0 YOU HAVE SEX APPEAL? Also FREE 'RICE AND NOODLES' a recipe booklet by Nestles oh sale today The Malaysia Conservatorium
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    'Don't give ang pows to the thugs' police appeal
    305 3  -  DETECTIVES ON THE PROWL By EDWARD LIU: Singapore, Friday IJADIO CARS, divisional mobile patrols and detectives are visiting hawker sites and market places regularly to advise stallholders not to pay protection money to secret society members. Deputy Commissioner of Police, Mr.
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    Two more polio deaths
    64 3 J^UALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Polio claimed two deaths while 39 more suspected cases were reported throughout West Malaysia in the last 24 hours. A statement from the Ministry of Health issued at 4.30 p.m. today said that one death each was reported in Pahang and Selangor. Today's
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    Grief over his wife's death drove clerk to suicide
    110 3 Grief over his wife's death drove clerk to suicide SINGAPORE, Fri. The Coroner's Court today heard how grief over the death of his wife drove a chief cleric to suicide. Perera Francis Rodrlgo Bastion. 50, who worked for a law firm, died of multiple Injuries after jumping from the firm's
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    German band to play here
    61 3 SINOAPORE. Prl. The Southwest German Television Band will give a performance at the National Theatre at 8.30 p.m. on Jan. 27. The show is organised by the National Theatre Trust In co-operation with the German Embassy. The 20-member band's visit here Is part of an
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    450 lighters stolen
    41 3 SINOAPORE. Prt. Pour hundred and fifty cigarette lighters worth about $6,000 were stolen from a store in Desker Road yesterday. Businessman Yeo Kah Him. 43, could not find them when he opened his store at about 11 am
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    Indonesia tour
    36 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Prt. A 11 -man team of senior government official*, who are members of the Malaysian Association of Administrative and Diplomatic Service, will leave on Sunday for a 10-day study tour cf Indonesia.
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    Toothache boy picked up by AKZUK ship
    155 3 Toothache boy picked up by AKZUK ship- SINGAPORE, Fri. A four-year-old boy. Abu Faman Abu Bakar, suffering from severe tooth abscess was picked up last night by the ANZUK frigate HMS Jaguar from Pulau Aur, his home 100 miles from Singapore, and rushed here for treatment. Accompanied by his father,
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    Cultural show
    23 3 SINGAPORE. Kri. The Singapore Tamils Movement celebrated the Ponggal cultural festival tonight with a multiracial variety show at the National Theatre.
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    Drop race baiting tactics parties warned
    304 4 Drop race baiting tactics parties warned KUALA LUMPUR, Friday MALAYSIA'S Minister of National Unity, Tun V.T. Sanibanthan, today warned political parties to drop race-baiting tactics. Referring to an article In the Democratic Action Party's publication, the Rocket about Mr. Lew Sip Hon, Tun Sambanthan said that such tactics could lead
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    FASHION PARADE BY BEAUTY QUEENS
    88 4 FASHION PARADE BY BEAUTY QUEENS SINGAPORE, Frl. Beven International beauty queens will take part in Fashion Kaleidoscope "12, a three-day fashion parade, from next Wednesday. All contestants in the recent Miss Charming International contest held in Bangkok, they are Misses Salome Aaron (India), Sherri Cannon (California), Sharlene Silva (Hawaii), Jeannette
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    Sardon date
    29 4 SINGAPORE. Prt. The Malaysian Communications Minister, Tan Sri Sardon bin Hajl jublr. will visit the Republic tomorrow for talks with his Singapore counterpart. Mr. Yong N>uk Lin.
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    Ministry explains claim that $3m was saved by new technique
    176 4 SINGAPORE, Fri A CLAIM by an Australian company that its "new" construction method for the Central Provident Fund building saved $3 million In costs is "somewhat artificial." In a statement, the Ministry of Law and National Development referred to the
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    FLIGHT TO BRITAIN ERA
    121 4 FLIGHT TO BRITAIN ERA SINGAPORE. Fri. Two Shackleton maritime reconnaissance aircraft of 204 Squadron. Far East Detachment, will take off for England tomorrow morning marking the close of an era. Formerly the Far East Flight and later the 205 Squadron (now disbanded), the squadron has played an active part for
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    AEB course in work measurement
    76 4 AEB course in work measurement SINGAPORE. Frl. The Adult Education Board will conduct a four-week course in Fundamentals of Work Measurement at its Mountbatten centre. Dakota Crescent, from Jan. 22. Clasps will be held In English on Saturdays (4 pm. to 6 p.m.) and Sundays ill a.m. to 1 p.m.)
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    Students save record $1.34 m in savings bank
    205 4 Students save record $1.34 m in savings bank OINGAPORE, Fri. A record $1.34 million has been deposited by students into their post office savings bank accounts as a result of the 1971 schools' savings campaign. Another 34.125 new ac counts were opened, bring ing the total number of accounts at
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    28 pharmacists to give free service to VCs
    89 4 28 pharmacists to give free service to VCs SINGAPORE, Frl. Twenty eight volunteers from the Pharmaceutical Society of Singapore will give free service to the Singapore Vigilante Corps from Monday. Divided Into four teams, each with a section leader, they will serve the four VC centres at Kirn Seng Technical
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      128 4 AUey Oop By Y.T. Hamiin THENTH* /yEAHMAN. I I ...AN 1 I WANTA THANK. ~->. I f AliJ>yl BOY. YOU SURE NOT ME, YOU COMMAND THA'STH 1 YXXI FOR COMIN' UP HEY.' VWVTCH UUWI* J TAUGKT IM DUMMY' I'M WORDS V WORD.' r WTTHrT.' __^K OUT, OOP! V <|fe S
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    Barbers —they've never had it so good
    765 5 Barbers —they've never had it so good Lawrence Basapa gets a story by the scruff of the neck SINGAPORE S crusade against long hair has brought some Singapore barbers brisk business. It is not the first society to dictate the length of a man's locks. Doctrines, groups and rulers almost
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    Lock icon Nixon and Mao —a TV spectacular?
    560 5  - Nixon and Mao a TV spectacular? JAMES PRINGLE BY PEKING, Fri. Live television coverage of President Nixon's voyage of discovery to China will be a giant step in ending Chinas more than two decades of isolation from much of the rest of the world, diplomats in Peking have noted. There
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    NEW MORALITY-OR LOVE FOR SALE
    497 5  - NEW MORALITY- OR LOVE FOR SALE JUDY KLEMESRUD By ficlal sex organs, vibrators, love manuals and adult games. Most of the shops bear names that attempt to blend humour with eroticism, such as manhattan's "The Pleasure Chest", Ban Francisco's "T'ne dirty old Frenchman" and Chicago's "Dr. Feelgood's." "We Just had
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    Keyboard maestro —after 50 years 'Duke' is still tops
    519 6 ALTHOUGH many have tried, nobody has for so long made his presence at the keyboard felt as Duke hllington. Hailed as America's greatest composer pianist the Duke ls one of the few men left in the world of jazz who today
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    No straying for the Dogs this year
    584 6 i ENCOURAGEMENT and Ha not sudden success is what our top local rock group. Straydogs, thrive on. And their life has been one of ups and downs, with bouts of anxiety, doubt and eventual success that should make 1972 a very happy year
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    UP GOES THE CURTAIN ON DRAMA ON SECRETARIES
    87 6 UP GOES THE CURTAIN ON DRAMA ON SECRETARIES LOCAL poet and playwright Mr. James Vlllanueva has put on stage a realistic drama about the world of secretaries. The drama, ny an entirely local amateur cast, dnplcts with reasonable accuracy some of the troubles and woes, amid challenges and joys of
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    The Belles are still swinging
    186 6 The Belles are still swinging ryou are scanning the ads to see what is on at the nightclubs, you will notice the belles who came to swing at the Marco Polo for the Christmas New Year season, are still swinging. Two weeks after OMMm, the girls are still there with
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    Kukri and dagger drawn in row over parking lot
    214 7 Kukri and dagger drawn in row over parking lot SINGAPORE, Fri. A labourer approached a detective with a kukri and dagger drawn, after each had refused to give way to the other over a parking lot, a court heard today. Senior Inspector M Amaladass, prosecuting, said the detective and three
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    Cocktail party
    39 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Development Bank of Singapore and Daiwa Securities Company held a cocktail reception at the Mandarin Hotel this evening to celebrate the completion of the floating of the first Asian dollar bonds by the bank.
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    Petition to wind up oil mill
    319 7 Petition to wind up oil mill SINGAPORE, Fri. A petition has been filed in the High Court to wind up one of Singapore's oldest oil mills. Goh Choo Meen, a travel agency employee, and son of the late Goh Kirn Thak, a major shareholder, claims that the directors of Kian
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    Cause for concern here: SMA
    489 7 Cause for concern here: SMA THE NEW TAXES IN MALAYSIA SINGAPORE, Fri TIIK selective new taxes in the Malaysian Budget me causing some concern to manufacturers here, Mr. Lim Hong Keat, chairman of the Singapore Manufacturers' Association, said tonight. Each time the manufacturers felt they had made some progress, they
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    Fashion show for charity
    44 7 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mrs. Yeoh Ohim Seng, wife of the acting President, will be guest-of-honour at the "Flair with Ayds" fashion show at Hyatt Hotel's Crystal Ballroom tomorrow at 3.30 p.m. The show is in aid of the Singapore Cheshire Home
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    Brigade chief
    25 7 IPOH. Fri. Senior Asst. Commissioner K. Sockalingam has taken over as commander of the North Brigade. Police Field Force, based at Ulu Kinta
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    Shaw to lead S'pore PATA delegation
    119 7 CINOAPORE, Fri. The chairman of the Tourist Promotion Board. Tan Sri Runme Shaw, is expected to lead Singapore delegation to the PATA conference and workshop to be held in Malaysia from Jan. 27 to Feb. 3. There will be four board members among the
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    Another Malacca Straits survey
    74 7  - Another Malacca Straits survey LIM MR. KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The second phase of the four-nation joint hydrorraphic survey of the Malacca Singapore Straits will begin early next month. A Ministry of Foreign Affairs statement today said that a technical meeting of representatives of Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia and Singapore, which ended
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    —RUSSIANS TO INVADE' STORE ON MONDAY
    121 7 RUSSIANS TO INVADE' STORE ON MONDAY CINOAPORE, Fri.— Slngapore will be "Invaded" by 528 Russians with the arrival of the Russian cruise ship Hitch on Monday. They will be here for a twoday shopping and sightseeing tour. Soon after their arrival, the tourists, including 23 tour leaders, guides and interpreters,
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    Robbed in a backlane
    30 7 SINGAPORE, Fri. Two thugs robbed businessman Chan Slang Chlng. 29, of cash and valuables worth (025 at a backlane in Seng Poh Road, Tlong Baliru. yesterday.
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    Shares case bankrupt expected to clear —debt —
    283 8 Shares case bankrupt expected to clear —debt SINGAPORE, Fri. The High Court today adjourned for a month proceedings against bankrupt Toh Hoe Aun of Eastern Mansions. The postponement followed a request by Mr. K.E Hllborne, for the Official Assignee who Is seeking a court order that Ton's conveyance and mortgage
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    Dancing for children
    45 8 SINGAPORE. Ptl. The Chinese YMCA youth department will start two courses m creative dancing for children between three and 12 at the Tanglln Centre, Stevens Road, tomorrow. The first course will be held at 430 p.m. and the second at 5.30 p.m.
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    Conversational Japanese SINGAPORE Fri. The
    40 8 Conversational Japanese SINGAPORE Fri. The Chinese YMCAs adult and learning for living departments will conduct a 15-sesslon couit* on conversational Japanese for beginners from Feb. 2 at 6.30 p.m. Applications can now be made at its office In Palmer Read.
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    Dinner date
    35 8 SINGAPORE. Frl. Health Minister Mr. Chua Slan Chin and Mrs. Chua will attend the annual dinner and dance of the University of Singapore Dental Society at the Hyatt Hotel tomorrow at 7.30 p.m.
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    Woman found dead
    28 8 SINGAPORE. Frt. A 60--year-old woman was found dead at the foot of Block 4. Beach Road, early this morning. Police do not suspect foul play.
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    Appeal to parents of this mute boy
    100 8 Appeal to parents of this mute boy SINGAPORE, Frl. The Children and Young Persons Division of the Social Welfare Department is looking: for anyone who knows the whereabouts of this boy's parents or guardians The boy, believed to be a mute, was found in the People's Park shopping complex on
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    DPP Knight for Lagos meeting
    79 8 DPP Knight for Lagos meeting SINGAPORE, Frl State Counsel and Deputy Public Prosecutor Mr. Glenn Knight will represent Singapore at the l'uh session of the Asian-African Legal Consultative Committee in Lagos from Jan. 19 to 26. Mr. Knight, who will be an observer at the session, leaves here on Sunday.
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    Aussie expert to help draw up a Nantah master plan
    206 8 Aussie expert to help draw up a Nantah master plan CINOAPORE, Frl. Nan*3yang Univers lty has invited an Australian consultant on city and university planning, Prof. Gordon Stephenson, to help prepare a master plan for the development of Nantah. Prof. Stephenson, who is Professor of Architecture at the University of
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    Enough sugar stocks a year
    288 8 Enough sugar stocks a year (SINGAPORE, Fii. Present stocks of sugar in Singapore are sufficient to last one year, it was learned today. Singapore's sugar refinery, it is understood, has enough stocks of the raw materials for at least a year's production. Meanwhile, the Consumers' Association of Singapore (CASE) said
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    King's visit
    26 8 KUALA KANGSAR Frl. The Yang di-Pertaan Agong and 'he Raja I'ennaLsuri Agong will make a three-day State visit to Perak from A aril 6
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      68 8 Jimmy tops them all SINGAPORE, FH. A regular Naval Officer with the SAF Maritime Command, Lieut. Jimmy Goh, 22, has won the best trainee Award in Part One of the International Sub-Lieutenant's Course conducted In Britain. Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl 7^ I «WAI_L. OWN A INTEND TO PLtET O^THESE
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    GOVT IS URGED TO MAKE STUDY OF HEALTH NEEDS
    189 9 GOVT IS URGED TO MAKE STUDY OF HEALTH NEEDS SINGAPORE, Fri. The University of Singapore's Vice-Dean of Medicine, Professor Phoon Wai On, tonight urged the Government to carry out an overall study of health needs and health measures in the Republic. Speaking at the first annual dinner of the Singapore
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    $225,000 spare parts theft: Four charged
    83 9 CINOAPORE, Fri. Four men were charged today with housebreaklng and theft of assorted spare parts worth $225,128, belonging to Caterpillar Far East Ltd. in Jurong yesterday. Tan Kirn Hock. 33, Chou Choon Hock, 26, Tham Kok Mun, 30, and Ismail bin Haji All, 53,
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    Fined $150 for having opium
    49 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. Ang Woon Rung, 43. was fined $150 by a magistrate for having five packets of prepared opium in a house In Beach Road at 2.30 p.m. yesterday. He was also fined $150 for having opium utensils at the same time and place.
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    Imported cars to cost more' forecast
    257 9 Imported cars to cost more' forecast pRK.'KS of imported cars are expected to go up later this year. Japanese cars, whose prices were recently jacked up by eight to 10 per cent following the revaluation of the yen, are also expected to cost more before the year is out. This
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    69 9 THE driver of tjih Mercedes Benz was seriously injured when hi* car skidded and landed up-side down in a monsoon drain, off Mounrbarren Road, last night. Posse ri -by helped the driver out. Police were still trying to trace his identity. Before plunging into
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    Waitresses feel the pinch in dimly lit bars
    243 9  - Waitresses feel the pinch in dimly lit bars RITA LOONG By CINOAPORE, Fri— Penny<3 pinching patrons and their small tips are not the only headaches for waitresses at local nightclubs and bars. The girls apparently have to cope with a different kind of pinching and other pressing attentions from customers
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    A better offer to 48 sacked workers
    173 9 A better offer to 48 sacked workers SINGAPORE, Fri. The Metal Box Company of Malaysia in Bukit Timah has offered its 48 redundant workers improved rates of compensation. In addition to one month's pay in lieu of notice, the company will give them a week's salary for every six months'
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    Boy, 14, charged with murder
    40 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. A 14--year-old boy was charged with murdering hawker Ng Khoon Cl-.ua. 18, on Dec. 18 last year at Blanco Court off North Bridge Road. A preliminary Inquiry has been fixed for Feb. 28
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    Absentee jailed
    31 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. Urn Oh Beng, 20, was jailed for three months for absenting himsell from national service training st Thomson Road, Secondary School from Nov. 27. 1970 till yesterday
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    Poser on trader who owes $100,000
    213 11 Poser on trader who owes $100,000 SINGAPORE, Frl. Mr. Justice D'Cotta heard in the Bankruptcy Court today two opposing views on how a foundry proprietor, said to have about $100,000 debts, should be dealt with. The views were from lawyers Mr. R. Joethy and Mr. Wee Tin Teck, representing two
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    Band music at Gardens
    43 11 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Police band will perform at the Botanic Gardens In Cluny Road on Sunday from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. The Singapore Infantry Regiment band will give an hour's performance on Jan. 31 beginning at 530 p.m.
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    Chit Funds Act new in force
    38 11 SINGAPORE. Frl The Chit Funds Act, 1911 came Into operation today. One of the requirements of the Act Is that chit fund companies must have a paid-up capital of at least $200,000.
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    PEOPLES FRONT WANTS A SPORTS INSTITUTE
    100 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Peoples Front has suggested the establishment of a special sports ins 1 1 1 v t c to cultivate sportsmen and coaches. It also called on the Government to give greater attention to the welfare of those sportsmen chosen to represent
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    Senator: Need to improve govt machine
    429 11 Senator: Need to improve govt machine 'Bold measures' urged for Malaysia Plan K. LUMPUR, Frl gOLI) and effective measures most be taken to improve the government's administrative machinery if objectives of the Second Malaysia Plan are to be achieved. "It is imperative that the Government takes steps to ensure economic
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    Housewife found dying after call to mother
    185 11 Housewife found dying after call to mother SINGAPORE, Ft:. A 20-year-old housewife was found dying in a room in Rowell Road two nights ago hy her mother whom she telephoned earlier. An empty bottle of medicated oil was nearby. Tan Ai Choo (above) was taken to Outram Hospital when her
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    COMPUTER SOCIETY MAY INTRODUCE EXAM SYSTEM
    223 11 COMPUTER SOCIETY MAY INTRODUCE EXAM SYSTEM SINGAPORE, Friday rpHE Singapore Computer Society may soon enA force an examination system to restrict membership to suitably qualified people so as to maintain professional standards. Its president, Mr. Jonathan Ou, said tonight: "At present, our four-year-old society, with 140 members, has no entrance
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    Violin for beginners
    55 11 SINGAPORE. Fr The Chinese YMCA yoi_ih department will start a beginners' course in violin playing for children between seven and 12 at Its Pclmer Road premises tomorrow at 4 pjn. The course it aimed at discovering and developing musical talents In participants and preparing them for the
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    OUTSIDERS MAY HAVE PULLED OFF PANTY RAW SAY THE BOYS
    229 11 OUTSIDERS MAY HAVE PULLED OFF PANTY RAW SAY THE BOYS SINGAPORE, Fri. Outsiders, rather than male students at the University of Singapore, could have been responsible for what is believed to be a panty raid on Eusoff College on Sunday. The student representative group of Raffles Hall the hostel for
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    Seminar on 'ideal environs' at Siglap
    124 11 Seminar on 'ideal environs' at Siglap SINGAPORE, Frl. The Slglap Citizens' Consultative Committee will soon organise a seminar on The Ideal Environment for the benefit of residents in the constituency. Specialists In various fields. Including public health, social medicine, town planning and sociology, will present papers In the seminar, expected
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    Carlsberg Brewery shares oversubscribed -20 times
    163 13 IT UALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Carlsberg Brewery Malaysia Berhad's offer of 4,000,000 shares of a dollar each have been 20 times oversubscribed. A total of 65,592 applications for a total of 80,888.200 shares have been received by the firm. Carlsberg's chairman, Mr. B.L. Nielsen, said
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    Budget debate
    15 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Malaysian Parliament continued its debate on the budget today.
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    Wholesalers market to make way for shops and offices
    171 13 SINOAPORE. Fri. The Carpenter Street market Is to be converted into shophouses or offices. Vegetable wholesalers who used to occupy the market are now doing business on the kerb In Circular Road and Carpenter Street. They Join a number of other
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    Three years for having bullets
    56 13 SINOAPORE. Fri. Pang Teng Han, 24. was today Jailed {or .nree years for unlawfully possessing 47 bullets in MacPherson Road at 6.20 p.m. on Nov. 11 last year. He was also jailed a year for unlawfully having a dagger at the same time and place.
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    Two robbers' $800 haul from shop
    93 13 Singapore, Fri. Two armed men got away with $800 in cash and Jewellery today when they held up a shopowner and his wife in Mcl Ling Street, Queenstown. Mr. Ang Song Pale. 46. and his wife were in their shop at about 2.50 p.m.
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    Frigate Prasae for repairs
    54 13 SINOAPORE. PH. The Thai naval frigat* Prasae. which was In ccllision with an American naval vessel In the Singapore Strsltr (.n Monday is to bertn alongside Keppel Shipyard for inspection and drydockinc tomorrow. The shipyard will assess the damege to the vessel and later call for
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    Jehovah's Witnesses banned, leader told to leave
    292 13 Jehovah's Witnesses banned, leader told to leave SINGAPORE, Fri. 'JMIK (iovernment today de-registered the Singapore Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses, m American-based religious sect, on "grounds that its continued existence is prejudicial to public welfare and good order in Singapore." A Home Affairs Ministry statement, announcing this, said the doctrine of
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      GOING OR STAYING?
      470 14 The withdrawal of another 70,000 American troops from South Vietnam by May Ist, and the promise of a further announcement before that date, conflict oddly with expectations of a communist offensive in a few weeks' time, and with continued communist success in Laos and Cambodia. Nor does
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      PRISONERS AT HOME
      285 14 Steel and concrete structures alone do not make a wholesome community, the British Labour Party's Shadow Attorney General has reminded Singapore. Sir Elwyn Jones was greatly taken by Singapore's "enormous growth and cleanliness," and by the HDB's building programmes. But there was a danger, he said, that
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      NATO TO DOM'S RESCUE
      253 14 It looks as if Mr. Dom Mintoff is in luck in his fight over the rent for the British bases in Malta. Nato allies, concerned over the possibility of the Soviet Union moving into the island, reportedly have offered to raise the rent to £13 million
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    CULPRIT BEHIND THOSE SECRET LEAKS IN U.S.
    1310 14  -  James Reston By BOMBS A WA V! WASHINGTON, Fri. —The Nixon administration is trying to fathom a mystery. Why, it wants to know, are so many more government secrets now leaking to the press!? Who is responsible for these breaches of security, and
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    1024 14  -  SUE MASTERMAN BY J HE HAGUE Growing prejudice in Holland against coloured and foreign immigrant workers, stimulated by an economic depression and unemployment, has forced the Dutch Government to clamp down on the admission of foreign labour. Holland is to implement the rule that
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      Lock icon Sadat: Next war will involve every man • • •
      567 15 Sadat: Next war will involve every man INDUSTRY Minister Mr. Aziz Sidky will take over as Prime Minister of Egypt from Mr. Mahmoud Fawzi in a Cabinet reshuffle expected to be announced shortly, political sources said today. Key leaders held talks on the formation of a new Cabinet only hours
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      225 15 74 SUSPECTED IRA MEN ARRESTED IN ULSTER RAIDS BELFAST, Friday. BRITISH troops arrested 74 men in Northern Ireland yesterday in a hunt for suspecced members of the Irish Republican Army. All but seven were picked up in Catholic areas of Belfast. Army officers said the swoop was due to tip-offs,
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      28 15 JAKARTA. Pri. Pour people were drowned when a boat carrying them overturned at the weekend near Tjlrebon. West Java, the Armed Forces bulletin reported today. Reuter.
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      177 15 NEW YORK, Friday. NEVADA company today filed a suit against author Clifford Irving, McGrawHill, Dell Publishing Company and Life magazine seeking to prevent the publication of a purported autobiography of millionaire Howard Hughes. The suit was filed by Rosemont Enterprises Inc., a Nevada literary
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      22 15 JAKARTA. Prt. American Jaa king Duke EHington will arrive here on Jan 26 for a three-day visit to Indonesia.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Congress man detained: Moscow asked to explain
      254 15 Congress man detained: Moscow asked to explain WASHINGTON, Fri. The U.S. has asked the Soviet Union to explain the brief detention of Congressman James Scheuer in Moscow on Wednesday, State Department spokesman Mr. Charles Bray said yesterday. The Soviet Embassy here was told that the U.S. Government considered the incident
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      59 15 HOLLYWOOD. Pri. Actor George C. Scott has been nominated for another award for his role in "The Hospital." The Hollyood Foreign Press Association nominated him for its Golden Globe "Best Dramatic Actor"" award along with Peter Pinch (Sunday Bloody B-anday >. Oene Hackman (Tne Prench Connection).
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      230 15 Lon Nol is inept cable riddle PHNOM PENH. FrL Top Gove m ment officials were puitled today by the publication of an alleged secret U.S. embassy telegram characterising Prime Minister Marshal Lon Nol as "militarily Inept and his close cronies as a gambler, a. woman-chaser and one prone to bribery."
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      541 16 Bhu tto: Bang la not the end LAHORE, Fri.— President Bhutto hoped the time would come soon when he and Bangladesh leader Sheikh Mujibur Rahman would be able to meet again. "I have taken note of Sheikh Mujtb's statement on his return to Dacca but the whole thing doesn't end
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      45 16 BEIRUT, Fri. Ambassador Rashid Ahmad and two other members jf the Pakistan Embassy in Beirut yesterday announced their allegiance to Bangladesh. Mr. Ahmad said: "Bangladesh is now a reality and it is a matter of pride for us to serve our country." Reuter.
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      231 16 Two (who pulled off £12 mil. fraud on banks) jailed LONDON, Friday. TWO businessmen, one French and the other Iranian, were jailed here today for committing one of Britain's biggest-ever swindles which defrauded three banks of £12 million. Frenchman Ellis Eser Selllon, who was said to be the key man
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      135 16 N EW YORK. FTi. A lawyer for British Home Secretary Mr. Reginald Maudling filed an affidavit here today, seeking to have his name dropped as a defendant in a civil case involving an alleged US$lO million mutualfund fraud. Mr. Maudling's lawyer, Mr. Harold
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      133 16 VALENCIA, (California), Fri. Avant-garde composer Max Neuhaus, 32, stripped down to a pair of purple swimming briefs here yesterday and Jumped Into a swimming pool to launch his new creation underwater music. The audience followed him into the pool. As they hit the blue
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    261 17 Bulk of Chevalier estate goes to his 'last love' PARIS, Fri. To the surprise of the French capital, the chief beneficiary of the late Maurice Chevalier's huge estate turned out yesterday to be a 40-year-old widow whose friendship with the entertainer had escaped publicity. Chevalier family sources confirmed that the
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    136 17 UONG KONG. Frl. Radio Moscow said today China's policies with the United States have led to the disappearance of certain Chinese leaders in Peking. The radio, commenting on President Nixon's trip to China next month, said events in China since September could not stop people
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    302 17 Nixon speeds troop cuts for the polls WASHINGTON, Friday. AMERICAN military involvement in Vietnam is likely to be confined to a residual force of 25,000 to 35,000 men by next November's presidential election. This was the outlook today after President Nixon announced that 70,000 more Americans would be pulled out
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    239 17 CALL FOR DAILY DRUGS TESTS FOR US SOLDIERS SAIGON, Frl. Mr. Robert Froehike. U.B. secretary of the Army, today suggested the aaily testing of all American soldiers in South Vietnam to spot cases of drug abuse. Mr. Froehike who today wound up a six-day vis t to Vietnam his Arst
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    30 17 BANGKOK Pri. Delegates from China are expected to attend the 28th session of the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (Ecafe) In Bangkok in March. UPI.
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    264 17 US tells Hanoi: Deal with the Thieu Govt DARIS, Fri. The U.S. 1 has bluntly told North Vietnam and the Vietcong that they would have to reverse their policy of refusing to deal with the South Vietnamese Government headed by Pr»>ident Thieu. Chief U.S. negotiator Mr. William Porter then left
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        34 18 ftothmans $3.08 +.13 Rahman Hyd $3.80 +.10 s Tukan K $1.09 +.09 flume Pref $2.26 +.08 sr.u-urp $2 29 +.08 I". Men* $0.99| +.05i W. Credit $1.72 +.04 IV wide Hold $1.94 +.04
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        51 18 v Darby >. linns r Bong Sec I Nut 1 Sugars I. Kawan 1. M'sia .1 and B X Store P. Text L I.mjut 'an El Rts $7.90 $8.70 $3.70 $1.25 $1.60 $2.80 $0.90 $2.96 $3.38 $0.75 $2.65 $0.46 —.2' .1! .1 —.01 —.01 —.a .a .0 .01 .0!
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        20 18 stock ks lerlin (M) V wide Hold ■ula Perak law Par 357.W 239.CM 110.01 110.01 'otal Turnover 2.13:
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        38 18 Jan. 13 Jan. 14 Industrials: 203.80 202.98 I Hotels: 69.58 69.27 Properties: 129.42 129.15 t Tins: 96.41 96.52 I S rubbers: 125.48 125.83 Dec. 30, 1966 100 1 Dec. 31. 1968 100 t Dee. 29, 1962 100
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      Leading equities stay steady
      270 18 PRICE movements were generally narrow in quiet two-way trading on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Leading equities continued to rule steady. At the close the Straits Times' Industrial Ordinary share index was slightly down at 202.98. Most volatile issues tended easirr. The Asian
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1089 18 DID AND OFFER PRICES OFFID CIALLY LISTED AT TNI CLOSf OF BUSINESS IN TMI SINCAPORE ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANCE with PRICK MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS VESTCRDAV WERE INDUSTRIALS B S. ACM A 1 74 AJlnomoto 2.08 Alcan 1.37 1.59 (unch Allied Choc 217 2.18 (—01) r.m 1.40 1.41
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      BUSINESS DONE
      486 18 BUSINESS In and reported to the Slneiipore ana Kuala Lumpur tn-cime rooms of the Stcrk Exchange yesterday with the number of shaies traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS 4lcan ill 1.59. (1) 1.58. Allied (hoc. (8) 2 17. •4 > 2.18. Ben
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      Exchange rates
      970 18 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Jan. 14. M. Rice (1) 0.70. (1) O.MS. (1) 0.69, (1) 0.68. M. Tiles (2) 0 69.:. (6) 0 69. M. W. Wool (3) 6.52',. (3) 0.53 M. V. Ind. (1) 0.84. (2) 9.85.
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      Faber Union keeps mum
      529 18 LITTLE in the way of fresh information was Riven by property group Faber Union in its belated reply to the Stock Exchange over its recent change in status. Minority shareholders remain as much in the dark as they were on Dec. 22 when they were told
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      Boots' terms for Glaxo
      171 18 THE terms of Boots' offer for Olaxo are nine Boots and £4 five per cent convertible loan stocks 1985 of Boots for every five Olaxo. The boards of both companies agreed to the offer in London on Wednesday. Directors of Olaxo, advised by Lazards, strongly recommend
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        Tin down a fraction
        169 18 rIE Straits tin price In P en a n g yesterday shed 25 cents to $620.25 per plcul on an official offering up 10 tons to 265 tons. The overnight London metal price was down £1 with forward buyers quoted at £1.419 per metric ton. The
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        CLOSING PRICES
        22 18 JAN. 14 RIBHFR: 90.50 cents (down 0.50 cent). TIN: $620.25 (down 25 cents). Official offering 265 tons (up 10 tons).
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        Copper prices
        34 18 London copper price* on Thuriiday (prrvioui In bracket!): Wlrebar spot buyer 1421.00 (£422. 50) Heller £421.50 (£423 00): Three Month* buyer (427.30 (£429.00) •eller (420.00 1(429.30). Marktt Urn Easier. talet: 4,230 ton*.
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        PALM OIL
        34 18 In London on Thursday the palm oil prlren of Malayan 5 per cent CIF UK/N European pom In bulk, •terllnic per long lon Jan. Feb. wu quoted at UK I*o seller! (unchanged).
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        PRODUCE
        110 18 -HINESE PRODUCE EXCMANCE. V lINCAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICKS PER PICUL VCSTIRDAV. Ciiinut Oil: Bulk 543 seller*, drum lib sellers C*»ra: Mixed (fob) loose UK/ Cont. (27 B. Pepper: Muntok AST A white f.o.b. 100 NLW $212 i seller*. Barawak white fob. 96 NLW $202t aellera. Sarawak special black f.o.b
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        Gold markets
        53 18 Thundir Wertnttdij SU > (U.S. London 43.423 43.29 Beirut 45.73 43.60 Hongkong 4«.77 46.31 Zurich 45.408 43.238 43.608 43.458 Part* 45.78 43.13 B'pore (1) 46. S4 46.R0 I B'pore (2) 166.70 166.70 (1) Export price In non-aterllnit area* In U.S. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealer* price* In
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      RUBBER DECLINES
      207 18 AFTER a lower opening, the rubber market yesterday tended downwards at first, on lack of orders or buying; support, but later some short-covering inquiry for forwards reversed the trend. The closing stages of the morning were very quiet. The MRFB bought RSS Two and Three for January delivery.
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      Merlin (M) maintains operational progress
      308 18 GROUP operations of Merlin Hotels Malaysia continue to progress satisfactorily last year, according to chairman Chang Ming Thien in the latest annual report. Singapore Merlin started business on Sept. 26 1971 with 260 rooms and the public areas. Block A comprising the rest of the
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      160 18 SELANGOR DREDGING Is paying an interim dividend of 15 per cent for the year ending March. For the last financial year the company made three payments totalling 50 per cent. BOI'STEAD Holdings Is maintaining Its Interim dividend at 5 per cent for the year ending March a total of
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        MELBOURNE
        305 18 ■VTELBOURNE, Fri. Mining ATi and industrial shares were mixed In very quiet trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Otis were very lltue changed in light turnover. Poseidon gained 20 cents to ASM 20. but Western Mining was 15 cents lower at $3.15, despite the report from West Australian
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        Asian dollar
        119 18 'T'iIESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above 1 mth 4 7 8 to 5 9 16-: 2 mths 5 1/8 to 5 9 16. 3 mths 5 14 to 5 9 16': 6 mths 5 1/2
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        NEW YORK
        170 18 YEW YORK. Thurs. The stock market tailed to recoup losses scored early In the day and closed the session lower. Losses passed the 1,000 mark and outpaced gainers by more than two to one. Today* cloxlnx price* In l°B. dollar* followed by the difference* on yeiterday* price. p.
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        Indices
        183 18 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Thursday 85 97 Wednesday 85 65 Week ago 86.54 RIBBERS Thursday 286.67 Wednesday 278 93 Week ago 286.82 OILS Thursday 308 04 Wednesday 305 90 Week ago 311.21 INDUSTRIALS Thursday 487 0 Wednesday 485 0 Week ago 483 9 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thu-iday 905.18 Wednesday
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        HONG KONG
        115 18 JJONO KONO. Prl. The market opened on the quiet side, then strengthened as the day wore on. But at the close profit-taking set In and a number of counters eased fractionally off the top. The day's turnover value was *****0 million Today, cloalnc middle price* in Hong Kong
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        Hong Kong rates
        23 18 Un the fr a ..chin*. rtonic Konw yesterday the v t «nd 5 «MTS for ta*h. tuning «.i qu0,,,, lnd
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    Plane a minute
    381 19 400 PER CENT INCREASE IN AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS IN THE 80s By ARTHUR RICHARDS gIMiAPORE, Fri. A plane a minute this is the rate at which aircraft will land daily at Singapore airport during the peak period in 1936. At the moment, about 12 aircraft land during the
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    Lockheed chief due Monday
    143 19 SINGAPORE, Friday VfR. Carl Kotchian, president of Lockheed Air- rraft Corporation of America, is due here on Monday to meet government and airline officials. 1 Mr. Everett Hayes, Lockheed's public relations director, said today one of the reasons for the visit was to discuss with MSA
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    QANTAS' WINNING POSTER
    76 19 QANTAS' WINNING POSTER IT UALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Qantas Airways won the first prize for the PATA travel poster competition. 3econd was the Hong Kong Tourist Association, and the third prize went to Seoul Metropolitan Government, Korea. rwenty others received certificates of excellence Special mention went to three entries by Qantas.
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    City Day not a holiday
    55 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl—February 1 (City Day) has not been declared a public holiday. Minister of Technology, Research and Ifcal Government, Dato Ong Kee Hul. said today. In a statement, he said only those Involved In the celebrations on the conferment of city status or. Kualn
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    Jurong show
    28 19 SINOAPORE. Frl. A threeday cultural and variety show, organised by the Jurong Town Punßgal in celebration committee began in Jurong Town tonight. It ends on Sunday.
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    Gifts reward for safety record
    84 19 SINGAPORE, Frl. Employees of the Esso refinery at Puala Ayer 'ha wan have just completed a total of 365 continuous days without a lost -time accident. To mark the occasion, the employees were presented with a choice of 12 items. ranging from ladles watches to
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    Modesty case told of parade of 8 moustache men
    345 19 SINGAPORE, Fri. After an 11-year-old English schoolgirl complained that she had been molested in a hotel discotheque by a "big man wearing a moustache," the hotel security officer assembled eight employees all moustached for an identification parade. The girl took less
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    Man denies hurt charge
    44 19 SINOAPORE. Frl. Er Poh Cheng. 27. today denied causing hurt to Ng Chin Klan, 12. with lighted matchsticks In Old Airport Road at 8 am. on Jan. 1. Ball of $500 was .ilowed. He will be tried on Feb. 22.
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    New car number series open for -bidding
    153 19 New car number series open for -bidding- SINGAPORE, Fri. A new car number series starting with E 1 will be open for bidding from Monday. The series, up to E 2000, win be open for blaaing for three weeks, the Registry of Vehicles said today. No bias whl be received
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    Taxi driver: don't know why my wife left...
    119 19 Taxi driver: don't know why my wife left... SINGAPORE. Frl. A taxi c river, wnose wife left him more tnan three years ago, toid tne Hixh Court tocay he stm cia not know the reason for ncr action. Tong Oln Cnong said his wife became nostiie towards him after tr>e
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    Workman in 70-ft. fall
    49 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. A bricklayer. Ltm Ah Kelc. (ell more than 70 feet to his c!eath while working at the 11-slorey police flats in Jalan Young here yesterday. Lim. 39. was seen pushing a wheel barrow of bricks on the sixth floor when he fell.
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    Smoke nuisance
    47 19 SINGAPORE. Fti. CapUln L.S. Tsay. master of the vessel Tien Hong, was fired $150 today for allowing black smoke to be discharged from its funnel "in such a quality as to be a nuisance" at Godowr.s 1 2 of the PSA on Nov. 3. 1971.
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      727 19 On your TV and Radio ,JH ML Open,n g and Fe.i. the 74. News and News-ec, (C, IS i wthm. FkP lIS M tl n X 7 Cltsplw 3.21 Feature Film The Chocolate Ml Majallah TV J u*\ Career for Lassie $ubl teS) Soldier tM »onctai| Sayang gsts-wr* -S?a*-t- Safe**
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      Question for the PSA: What about a bonus?
      314 20 Question for the PSA: What about a bonus? NOT too long aRO a letter appeared in your paper frcm someone who signed herself "P.S.A. wife." asking whether the PSA. would be giving its staff a bonus. To this the Public Relations Officer replied that the authority had to adopt a
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      78 20 I AM one of those unfortunate students whose Secondary Four classes in Victoria School function in the afternoon. We have oeen in this session for three years running. This year we will be sitting for the QCE examinations. We want very much to be in morning school, as most of
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      135 20 THE Singapore Government is to be congratulated on the implementation of the snip snip campaign at the causeway to curb the "shaggydog" cult in our Republic. Since a definition of acceptable hair styles have been circularised for enforcement In our schools, there is no reason why the same should not
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      210 20 WRITE this because my son has asked me to. A pre-university student at the National Junior College he was told that it was about time he had a hair-cut as it was coming over his collar. This my son did in compliance with the rules of the school. But has
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      98 20 I THINK It Is time the Government banned all advertisements and films in which the characters sport long hair. Certain advertisements and thrillers like "The Persuaders" where both Roger Moore and Tony Curtis have shoulder length locks have a very definite influence on teenagers especially those given to imitating. There
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      85 20 I AM a government servant who has booked and paid a $100 deposit for a point block four room flat In Toa Payoh about one and a half years ago. To date I have yet to be called for balloting. My waiting list number is *****. I understand the flats
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      74 20 I HAVE three scnool going oaugnters, two in primary school and the otner in secondary. Since I'm a widow and cannot afford to buy textbooks. I appned for free issue. Tne primary school approved my request but the seconcary school rejected it. How does tne Education Ministry provide free textbooks
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      91 20 rpHERE are a few schools X In the Telok Kurau/ Still Road area. Many students use the four busstops along Still Road especially the two outside the Still Road Post Office and the one at the Islamic School. In the afternoon w'nen the sun Is at Its hottest there U
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      70 20 really think Singapore could progress at a faster pace if some government departments give up some archaic practices. Recently I applied to the PSC for a job and the number of copies of forms and the intimate personal and unnecessary details asked annoyed me no end Why should I have
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      Long hair: me people speak their mind
      47 20 Long hair: me people speak their mind Why not turn the heat on our own culprits too pONORATULAL- TIONS to the Government on the Operation Snip-Snip and here's u> hoping that this is the end of the shaggy dog cult. Keep It up. ELIAS IBRAHIM, Singapore 15.
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      140 20 I WOULD like to congratulate the Government for Operation Snip Snip. A teenager I strongly support this action against males having long hair. The restriction has been enforced at our schools and on foreigners seeking entry into Singapore. I am disappointed though the Government is not turning on the heat
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      71 20 I READ with amusement the stand taken by the University of Singapore Students' Union on Operation Snip-Snip. I am in total agreement with the action by the government for I have seen some university students run around with long, ugly, untidy hair. Unless this perverse fancy Is checked quickly, It
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      THREE STEPS TO LESSEN RISKS OF BOATING MISHAPS
      208 20 I READ with sympathy the many tragedies that have occurred at Changi Beach. The boats hired out at a dollar an hour may be harmless and Indeed a pleasure to ride In but are dangerous and risky If precautions are not taken.
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      123 20 HEEM-AIR AIR-PURIFIER HsVa"** «^SJ* SB^bv^sK The model LR-105 Electronic Air-Purifier could be your ntott rewording purchoie and tHp forward in comfort •nd health protection. The HEEM-AIR guarantees an otmotphere in which the indispensable active oxygen h found in the right concentration. Headaches, listlessness and lack of icit for work will
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    Swivel-top fibreglass coupe Jessie just could not resist
    166 21 Swivel-top fibreglass coupe Jessie just could not resist CAR THAT CAUGHT ALL EYES AT MOTOR SHOW HERE'S a car with doors that open up over the head instead of sideways. And Jessie Chu (above) Just condn't resist climbing in to see how it feels to be inside one. Jessie, a
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    FREE ZONE' AT BAYAN LEPAS
    63 21 FREE ZONE' AT BAYAN LEPAS KUALA LUMPUR, Fri Finance Minister Tun Tan Slew Sin has declared a "free zone" at Bayan Leoxs. In Penang. The zone is essentially designed to encourage manufacture of goods for exports, he told the Dewan Ra'ayat today. Under the Free Trade Zones Act, imports of
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    $4 mil aid
    38 21 SINGAPORE, Fri. MARA has spent more than $4 million building 466 shops (or bumlputrms In West Malaysia, Minister of National and Rural Development, Inche Abdul Ghafar Bata, told the Dewan Ra'ayat during question time today.
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    'Beware of sweets at parties' warning
    446 21  - 'Beware of sweets at parties' warning CHEW LEE CHING: By Singapore, Fri. rpEENAGERS, girls ■1 especially, were warned again today to beware of sweets offered at parties. Sounding this caution at a forum on Youth and Drugs at the National Library. Mr. Koh Beng Heng. superintendent of Customs and Excise,
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    Bendemeer bridge will speed up traffic
    157 21 SINGAPORE, Frl. The Public Works Department has completed a bridge leading to Bendemeer Road over the Kallang River which will ease traffic congestion in the Upper Serangoon Road area. The bridge, 75 ft. wide and 250 ft. long, costing more than $500,000, took about
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    Israeli ballet troupe due next -week
    138 21 Israeli ballet troupe due next -week SINGAPORE, Prt. A modern ballet company which promises to be as outstanding as the Felix Blaska Ballet will be coming to Singapore next week. The Bat-Dor Dance Company from Israel comprising 18 dancers trained in modern and classical ballet will be presented by Donald
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      530 22 FREIGHT MANAGER Cur client, general agents for a number of shipping companies and airlines, wishes to appoint a Freight Monager for their Singapore Of'ice. This is a key position in the company ond the mon required must hove o successful record in soles promotion, preferably in o shipping environment. He
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      943 22 LEMBAGA PELABOHAN KELANG JAWATAN KOSONG Permohonan ada-lah di-pelawa dari Warganegara Malaysia bagi memenohl Jawatan2 kosong dl-Lembaga Pelabohan Kelang. I) JumUvnffcas iPerempuan) Bahagian 111 Tangri Gaji: $253 x 14 351/366 x 14 436 (Oaji Pokok) Umor: Sakurang2-nya 17 tahun tetapi Udak lebeh daripada 28 tahun Kelayakan Sc Perempuan2 yang btlum kahwln
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      685 22 LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN TANAH PERSEKUTUAN Permohonan ada-lah di-pelawa daripada Warga Negara Malaysia yang berkelayakan untok jawatanS berlkut 1. PEGAWAI PEMASARAN Umor: Tidak lebeh daripada 35 tahun. Perwatakan: Mempunyai daya pemikiran Penganalisaan dan kebolehan membuat penjualan dengan berkesan-nya. Kelalusan: Pemegang Ijazah sebalk2-nya dalam Jurusan Ekonomi. Kimia. Pentadbiran Pernlagaan (Business Administration). Kejuruteraan Kimia,
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      766 22 KOLEJ TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN KUALA LUMPUR School of Technology Applications are Invited from suitably qualified persons for posts of full-time Instructors, full-time or part-time Senior Lecturers and Lecturers ln the School of Technology. The successful applicants will be expected to give instruction in two or more of the following subjects:
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      819 25 ©PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD Applications are invited (or the following posts in the Public Utilities Board, Singapore STENOGRAPHER ($365-625 consolidated i Cambridge School Certificate with credit in English. Candidates with snorthand speed of 100 and 120 words per minute will enter at $365 and $425- respectively. Copytyping speed: 40 words per
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      848 26 VACANCIES FOR la) Accounting Clerk age 21 to 35. capable of keeping complete set of books with at least 1 year experience. Preferable in an audit or accounting firm. With knowledge of Chinese (b) Typist cum Operator female age 18 to 25. Cambridge Certificate with working experience. Knowledge of Shorthand
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      704 26 WANTED EXPERIENCED AIRCONDI TIONER salesmen Attractive offer, also apprentices. mechanics with driving licence. Interested apply 486 Changl Road. B'poWANTED FEMALE STENOGRAPHER with 1 to 2 years experience. Applications w::n full particulars of Education, experience and salary required. enclosing photograph (non-returnable) to: FAR EASTERN HOTEL DEVELOPMEHT LIMITED, 21st Flser, Singaper* Hilt
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      955 26 READ THE SENIOR Appointment Vacant in the Sunday M«ll each week. Situations wanted QUALIFIED BOOKKEEPERS EXPERIENCED in trading, hotel, clubs, advertising shipping accounts up to balance sheet available for part-time basis. Box A 4OOl ST. Spore. ENCINEER. BRITISH SUBJECT with extensive overseas experience in oil Industry and marine equipment seeks
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      1036 26 FLAT AT 165 H. Moulmeln Road. 4 bedrooms. 3 bathrooms. 2 halls, 2 balconies, mosaic throughout. Contact Tel: b'pore (office) *****, (home) *****2. SBLETAR HILLS ESTATE doublestorey semi-detached house. fully furnished with alrcon. Rant $325. Semi-detached house fully furnished. Rent $300. Ring Spore *****9. CAIRNHILL MANSION (OUT. S> Fully furnished,
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      1063 26 LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED ROOM mosaic flooring married couple/ working girls/bachelors. Telephone available. Dlst. 15. Ring Spore *****1. NEAR CATHAY CINEMA, quiet furnished room, attached bathroom. telephone. Ring- 3118 S. TWO-STOREY TERRACE HOUSE at No. 180 Hill Crest Road. Sinuapore 11 Telephone *****. Madam Tan. SEMI- DETACHEO HOUSE. 38 Jalan Jellta. off
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      991 26 OVER IS ACRES land with sea frontage In Plentong Muklm. Johor. directly opposite Sembawang road end. Government access road laid. Suitable housing developers. Writ* Box AG9B3 ST. B'pore. HILL VIEW ESTATE I base ll— Three Bedroom Double Storey Terrace House, Mosaic and Vinyl Flooring— $48,000 on.o. Telephone: *****8 (No brokers)
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      810 26 EXPERIENCED TUTOR to o*l tuition. Any subject Spicialli.d Maths, any district Contact 8 per.--***** before 4 p.m. LAI KANG (Intrinsic Energy) Pm Health A Self-Defence Teach prtrauly Phone Klut *****9 2.00 p m 8.00 p.m. SAFETY DRIVING INSTITUTION Guaranteed Course 20 hours $90 Hourly $450. 8. Bernam Street B'pore *****.
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      707 27 (Cont. from Page 26) Travel and tours Tour Malaya Heven Da-* B*llo' lr-condltloned Bus BSI3S, Departure Every Sunday. Monday. C/ Hmnluna* Four Day* BS7O/-, Every We.dne»da>'. Bangkok Chiennmat Fourteen Days S»:i7o 17 172 18/2/72. 5 3/72. by air Bevei. Days *****/-. 20/1/72 16 2 72. IU/2/72. Chine** New Tear Tour
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      883 27 qUAUTV PURNITURK I ABULOOI CHINISI NIW VIAR ANO POW OFFIR AT DIITHILM: Tb* versatile Group 400 for you to nil and match. JO. OFF GROUP 400 LOUMCI A Kreat ofTrr! On* settee. 2 easy chairs, footstool- Choose from 3 distinct units Coffee A *ld* tables In various sizes. All In
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      983 27 AIRCONOITIONIRS new and secondhand available. Phileo. Sanyo, York. Krigidaire, Carrier. *te. at rockbottom prices. Contact Asia Airconditioning Company. 1M Upper East Coast Road. S'por*. Tel: *****2/*****5. •UALITY FURNITURI FABULOUS CHINESE NIW VIAR ANO POW OFFIR AT DIITHLIMI The versatile Group 400 for you to mix and match. JO'", OFF GROUP
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      1009 27 SATISFACTION tell your friend*. Complaint* Inform us because we specialised In Head-maaaage. racial. Manicure, Pedicure, 'ft'a.TiMT. Shave, Hair-cuttlnc by specially trained Lady-hair Drasaers at Tb* Mandarin Hotel (Lulu Gent* Salon), 3rd Moor. Tel: *****1 eit. 1311. SALON DI LA OHANDI formerly of Goodwood Hotel welcomes ladle* and gentlemen for body
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      1128 27 SLOAN! COURT NOTIL, 17. Balmoral Road, quiet. residential. Orchard Road area, alr-condltloned. 120/--upward* Trl ottM/7 iS pore). TiONC NOA HOTEL, alr-coodltioned/ nonairconditiooed room*. Moderate and nlgbt. Spore *****. CAMIRON NOTIL Bedrooms alrcondltloned. bathroom attached. Bed and Breakfast 112/ upwardt. T*l: *****5/492SHS. Whirs to May (M'tte) SHAH BEACM MOTEL. TmBjOBS Kellng.
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      944 27 VIVA SLBO 4-door with eitra*. Clean condition, mileage only 3.600 Registered till June. Owner leaving btngapore. Offer* phonr 5J2222 during day. INI RIO and Hlacfc Austin Healey 3000 Convertible. Wire wheel* Overdrive. Muhrlln XAX tyre*. Perfect < ondltion. Trl: 6*1322 S'porr. HIRE PURCHASB Houg LAong finance offer flexible term* for
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      657 27 THE ROAD TRAFFIC ACT. CHATTER NOTICE OF INTENTION UNDER SECTION (7 (2). It is hereby notified for genera) Information that the Minister for Communication* Intends lo make an Order to be cited as the Singapore Motor Sports Club < Dunlop Oap Hill Climb) Order, 1972. 2. On Saturday, 22nd January,
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      218 27 SHERIFF'S SALE In The High Court Of The Republic Of Singapore In The Cause Of Suit No. 954 of 1971 Educational Supplies Ply Ltd. ...Plaintiff VERSUS Beacon Publications Pte Ltd Defendant AUCTION SALE OF Offlce furniture, cabinet, calculating machine, typewriter, air I conditioners, lots of school text books, etc. To
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      622 28 (Rope Makers With Pioneer Status) have pleasure in announcing the appointment of TIONG HOE C 0.,( PTE LTD. ?05 207. Beach Road S.ngapore 7. (Tels: *****. *****. *****8 *****) Fas their Sole Agents for Singapore and World markets. Top quality ropes, include Kuralon, Tetoron, Polypropylene, Dialonite Mooring Rope Polyethylene Teviron
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      515 28 NEW GUINEA HOTEL FOR SALE HOTEL MADANG MADANG, TERRITORY OF PAPUA AND NEW GUINEA TENDERS are Invited and called for the purchase of the Hotel Madang; on the waterfront at Madang In the Territory of Papua and New Guinea comprising Crown Leases of Allotments 1 and 2 Section 8 Town
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      698 28 P.W.D. SINGAPORE Tenders are lnvlt«d from P.WD. registered contractors for the following work*:— (a) Maintenance, Minor Work* and Cvrent Repair* to Goternment or GoTermnent Controlled Property In 'A' Division, Sinfmpore, during the period 1.4.1972 to 31.J.1973 Building Contractors above $100,000/-. (b) Maintenance, Minor Work* and Current Repairs to Government or
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      960 28 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT XI \1 LUMPUR COMPANIES (WINDING UP) NO: 28 OF 1971 In the Matter of Malay Economic Assurance Berhad: And In the Matter of the Companies Act. 1065. ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition .'or the Winding-Up of the abovenamed
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      672 28 PERBADANAN KEMAJUAN GETAH MALAYSIA BERHAD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited from Civil Engineering Contractors who are registered with the Public Works Department under Class B and above or equivaltnt for the construction and completion of a Heveacrumb Factory and Anciliary Buildings at Kuala Pilah. Negeri Sembilan. 2. Tender Document may
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      343 28 BIASISWA MENC.IKITI Xl RSI s DI-INSTITH'T PERTANIAN BAGI TAHt'N PENGAJIAN 1972 1973 PermohonanS ada-lah dl-jem-r.ut daripada ra'ayat Dull Yam Maha Mulia Sultan Pahang i.\ mendapat blaslswa untok mengikutl Kursus dl-li.st ltlut2 Perta rlan yang akan di-mulakan pad. av.al bulan Mel. 1972 lnl 2. Chalon2 mestl-lah sekurang2nya berkelulusan SIJU Rendal Fflajaran
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      Lock icon CHI CHENG STARTS RUNNING AGAIN, TRYING TO FORGET THE PAIN
      434 29 CHI CHENG STARTS RUNNING AGAIN, TRYING TO FORGET THE PAIN LOS ANGELES, Fri. In 1969, when she became the world's fastest woman runner, Chi Chentr lost only two races. In 1970, when she broke or equalled seven world records, she was unbeaten until Injured In December. In 1971, after 12
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      Edmonton apply for Games
      55 29 MONTREAL, Sun.— The city of Bdmontcn In Alberta was named yesterday as Canada's nomination to stage the 1978 British Commonwealth Games. Eight other countries have also expressed an interest In staging ihe Games. The choice will be made at Munich. The 1974 games are to be
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      FAM seek Govt's OK on Taiwan
      242 29 RUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs will consider F. A. of Malaysia's request for permission to invite Taiwan for the Merdeka soccer tournament on July 12-29. A Ministry spokesman said the request would be considered in the light of Malaysia's stand on
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      Millionaire's son tells why he is fighting World champ Frazier
      286 29 "V"EW ORLEANS. Prl. Why ik should a millionaire's son with an eye on a law degree choose to risk his health and good looks by fighting "smoking Joe Prazier for the World heavyweight boxing crown? To stop himself from getting
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      S'pore vintage cars for Thai event
      316 29 11ANGKOK, Fri. A number of owners of vintage cars in Singapore and Malaysia are expected to take part in the second annual Vintage Cars Concours, sponsored by the Lufthansa Vintage Car Club of Thailand, to be held on the parking apron of the Dusit
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      Top karters enter Pesta Kart Prix
      181 29 PENANG, Fri. Thirty karters from Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia will compete In the Second Penang Pesta Kart Prix to be held at King Edward Place here on Jan. 23. The quarter mile course, similar to that used at the previous Kart Prix, will be
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      AUCKLAND HIT 309-9
      122 29 WELLINGTON, Frl. Fine Innings by Ross Dykes (82) and Terry Jarvis (79) enabled Auckland to reach 309 for nine against Wellington on the first cay of their Piunkel Snleia cricket matcn today The Auckland total was boosted by a valuable eighth wicket stand of 83 in 63
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      Rodrigo Cup
      42 29 SERANOOON Garden Constituency s third table tennis tournament for the Rodrlgo Cup wi'l begin from Feb. 18 Entry fuims are available from Cheng San. Lorong Chuan. Jin Teck Kee. Plantation Avenue and Teck Ohee community centres. Registration fee is $1.
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      Hang Tuah a good thing
      123 30  - Hang Tuah a good thing EPSOM JEEP By |{ANG TUAH II looks a good thing in Race 7 at Bukit Timah today. The Double Bore five-year-old came from nearly last to finish fourth over 8f last week. On that form, he should be hard to beat over lOf. If the
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      FOCUS ON FORM
      1359 30 AGRESSION: Came out after let-up to run creditable second with 8.0 'io Progressive (7.11) in Div. 3 6f race last week: sure to benefit from run and 7f looks his right distance; won Div. 2 ajf race with 8.12 at Penang in May; stands out in weak
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      2167 30 GOING FORECAST: Good Ml 145 CLASS 6 DIV. 4 7F i'.VH^^M ,$5,500 $3,850 to winner) 1 3A006 TINY TIM a (UK Chua) RS llreukelen 5 90 (dd +1) Wadl 2 2 U7902 AGRKSSION a (Ahmad Samad) r 7 8.11 +14) SF Subian II S ***** DIMORI .i
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      493 30 WORLD ROUNDUP Test star Watson still in serious condition MELBOURNE, Pri. Australian Test cricketer Graeme Watson was still in a serious condition in hospital here today after an operation to prevent bleeding from his nose, broken by a ball in the third cricket international against the Rest of the World.
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      Arcadia Forest strides out attractively
      257 30 ARC ADIA JPOREST a fancied runner in Race 8 at Buklt Timah tomorrow showed good form In a trial with S-amford Lord and Sngriwa yesterday. They ran 3f In 36 4 5 on good going. Arcadia Forest was striding out attractively at the flnUh. Dobra
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      594 29 MORRIS CAREER FOR RIGHT MEN SALESMEN TO SELL NEW CARS THE WORK REQUIRES MEN WHO ARE BUSINESSMINDED AND SERIOUSLY DEDICATED TO SUCCESSFUL SELLING. WE WILL PROVIDE EXCELLENT TRAINING FOR MEN WHO PROVE TO BE CAPABLE AND ENERGETIC. EXPERIENCE IN SELLING DURABLES IS AN ADVANTAGE BUT WE WILL ALSO CONSIDER APPLICANTS
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      605 30 NATIONAL STADIUM CORPORATION ASSISTANT MANAGER (SPORTS) on salary $900 p.m. rising to $1,850 pm. (commencing salory will depend on qualifications experience) Quoin. -oliont A Experience: Degree or Diploma in Physical Education. A wide knowledge cf sports facilities, stadia requirements ond maintenance h essential. Experience in sports organisation, administration, monogerrent and
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    Perry heads powerful NZ team for this year's GP
    297 31 By ERNEST FRIDA pLAMOUR boy Geoff Perry, 21, will head a formidable three-man New Zealand team to this year's Singapore Grand Prix at Upper Thomson Road in April. Perry, who won the Singapore Grand Prix lor motorcycles last year to break
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    Penang Pesta Tenpin
    82 31 PENANG. Frl. The Pesta Ten pin Bowling Cluunplonshlps will be held from Jan 22 to 30 at the Savoy Bowl In MacAlister Road. Chief Minister Dr. Lim Chon& Eu will declare open the championships at 7 p.m. on Jan 22. Bowlers from Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Singapore and
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    'Take up sailing' call to youths
    234 31  -  PETER SIOW By THE Singapore Government intends to develop Changi Swimming Club into a more sophisticated, recreational area. This was disclosed by tne Minister lor Sports, Inche Oihman Wok, In a foreward In the NSPB Changl Sailing Club's Regatta programme. The regatta Is being
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    25 31 LONDON, Frl. South Africa were today readmitted to the Davis Cup tennis competition, from which they were barred for the last two years.
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    Selangor won't find it easy in North zone
    476 31 Selangor won't find it easy in North zone I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Cup holders Selangor, switched from the South to the North zone, will find it tougher to retain the Malaysia Cup this season against teams stronger and better equipped to beat them. Selangor, Perak and Penang all in the North
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    STORE GIVES PRIZES FOR BRIGHT CRICKET
    171 31 STORE GIVES PRIZES FOR BRIGHT CRICKET A DEPARTMENTAL store has offered a series of prises to encourage bright cricket in the opening match of the season between Cricket Club of India and Singapore Cricket Club on Feb. 6 on the padang, reports PERCY SENEVIRATNE. Any player who scores a century
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    26 31 THE annual meeting of Seletar Sports Club will be held at Junior AA premises (Block 55, Madras Road) on Jan. 23 at 10 a.m.
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    129 31 Japan to send team of 280 to Munich TOKYO, Fri. Japan will be able to send a 280-member delegation to the 1972 Olympic Summer Games at Munich, Germany. Aug. 26-Sept. 10. This became clear with the allotment of 70,000,000 yen (U*****,272) In the national budget for 1972 to the Japan
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    World champs for China
    49 31 BELGRADE. Pri World champion Yugoslav will tour mainland China In May. a basketball official announced today. He said the team will play a series of matches in their twoweek tour of China starting May 10. The Yugoslav girls team will also participate In the tour.
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    HONG KONG NAME FOUR GOLFERS FOR MANILA TOURNEY
    216 31 HONG KONG NAME FOUR GOLFERS FOR MANILA TOURNEY UONO KONO. Frl. Hong Kong today named its four representatives to the Cathay Pacific golf tournament at the Wack Wack golf course on Jan. 19 and 20. The players, who will compete against golfers from Thailand. Singapore. Philippines and Indonesia, are Bill
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    Floodlights for Farrer Park
    343 31  -  JOE DOR At By COCCER player selected for international tournament training will soon be able to train into the night when floodlights costing $40,000 are put up in Farrer Park. Tfre project to light up three of the five pitches at Farrer Park is expected to
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      101 31 RUGBY SRU League Dlv. (Woodlands 1). Tankard* v 1: SCC v BTU (Dieppe 1). "W" Battery (Padang), "A" Coy Coy RNZIR v Anzuk Fd Sqn RNZIR v Police-Military (ThomtDieppe 2). "V" Coy RNZIR v 8 son Road). RAR (Dieppe 3). "A" Coy YACHTING NSPB sailing RNZIR v 41 Sqn RNZAR
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    37 32 Dr. Goh meets Thanom DR. Gob Keng Swee with Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn at their meeting in Bangkok earlier this week. The Defence Minister, on a four-day official visit to Thailand, returns to Singapore today. UPI photo.
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    100 32 Danger of racial riots in Rhodesia SALISBURY, Fri. The death of an African rioter in a shooting affray with Rhodesian police today threatened to inject a new element of anger into the black versus white confrontation over the Rhodesian Independence settlement proposals. The African was shot dead and nine others
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    Lock icon China question
    40 32 OENEVA, Frl. The Geneva Disarmament Conference will begin Its 1972 session on Feb. 29. and conference sources said one of the first items on the agenda will be the question of an invitation to China to attend. Reuter.
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    86 32 SAIGON, Fri. President NKuven Van Thieu has fired a general and two province chiefs one his own cousin in what could be the start of an anti-corruption drive, reliable Vietnamese official sources said here today. The reneral, MaJ.-Gen. Nfuyrn Van Toan. command, d the
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    393 32 LONDON. Fri. The itock market ckwd mixed today in moderate twowav trading. At 3 p.m. the Financial Times index wm up 1.2 at 41*. 2. Id recouped nm of ywtrnUv fc«*«a. while Unilever. Dunlop anil Courtaulds were narrowly higher. In bid situations Glaxo met pronttaking. but Boot, end
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    29 32 LONDON. I rl. Spot buvrra £1409 < CD. Klten £1410 fl>. Forward buyer* £1411 (I>. •rllrr* (1419 < fl). Scttlrmrnt £***** < Turnover a.m. MS torn p.m. 135 torn. Tun*: Steady.
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    55 32 LONDON. Fri. Spot 14.30. SrttVmrnt: Feb. 14. 50. M.irch 14.73. April 15 15. April June 1555. July B*pt. 15.95. Oct.fDec. 16.50. J«n March 16. 15. April j«M 1 7. 23. July Srpt 17.43. Oct./DK. 17.63. Jan./ March 17 7>. April June 1 7 90 C.1.1. Frb IS. S3. March
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    32 32 COLOMBO. Fri. Ceylon's Prime Minister. Mrs. Sirima Bandaranaike. 55, is making good progress in a private nursing home here after surgery fcr appendicitis, a Government communique said today. Reuter.
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    292 32 REMOVE THIS DISGRACE' ON GHANA: BUSIA f ONDON, Fri. Dr. Kofi Lj Busia, ousted as Prime Minister of Ghana by a bloodless coup led by the army, today called on his countrymen to rise against what he described as a blot and disgrace on Ghana. His recorded personal message was
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    22 32 AMMAN. Frl. The Jordanian Ministry of Health has imposed cholera control measures on visitors from India. Malaysia and Nigeria. Reuter.
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    217 32 The day a shipping line flew 1,000 pilgrims KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Umno Youth today criticised a shipping line for causing difficulties to more than 1,000 pilgrims because the sailing of its ship, Malaysia Raya. was cancelled. The Great Malaysia Shipping Line had Instead chartered eight Boeing 707s to fly
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    49 32 MOSCOW. Fri The Soviet Union today ordered a visiting New York Congressman, Mr. James H. Scheuer. to leave the country, he told newsmen in a telephone call from Leningrad. He said he had been accused of encouraging Soviet citizens to emigrate. Reuter. (See Pace 15)
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    22 32 COPENHAGEN. Fri. Denmarks popular 72- year-old King Frederik, deeply unconscious in Copenhagen City Hospital, slipped slowly towards death today Reuter.
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