The Straits Times, 16 August 1972

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 225.000 The National NHWspaptir The Straits Times tstd IMS WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 16, 1972 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    Gaffar lawyer charged
    1200 1  - Gaffar lawyer charged GERRY DE SILVA. MAUREEN CHUA and ELENA CHONG: Singapore. Tues Court told of letter to Gemini's K.L. office I"a 7 LAWYER Isaac Paul Ratnam was today charged with instigating the dishonest disposal of Gemini Chit-Fund Corporation Ltd. property and causing evidence in the Gemini case to "disappear."
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    Japan mourns
    27 1 TOKYO Tues Japan today mourned more than three mllMon war dead In ceremonies marking the 27th anniversary of Its Second World War surrender. Hr. n
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    Fischer now has two' new grouses
    166 1 Fischer now has two' new grouses- REYKJAVIK, Tues. The U*****,000 (about $700,000) playoff between Boris Spassky and Bobby Fischer resumes today with the temperamental American challenger engaged in two off-stage battles. The 14th game is scheduled to start at 5 pm. i local time i with Fischer playing the White
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    Lock icon Games boycott threat
    28 1 CAIRO. Tue* Egypt and Sudan will both withdraw from the Olympic Oames .1 RhodeMa Is allowed to participate, the semi-official Egyptian press reported today. AP
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    NO PULLOUT SAYS McMAHON
    96 1 /CANBERRA. Tuev I The Australian Government is anxious to retain its troops in Malaysia and Singapore while they are wanted there. Prime Minister William McMahon told the House of Representatives today. Labour opposition shadow Defence Minister Lance Barnard said Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's statement that
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    Lock icon B-52s take heat off Saigon
    420 1 SAIGON, Tuesday AMERICAN B .">2s have bom!x.'tl targets within 93 miles (.")(>km) of Saigon to liam|ht North Vietnamese troop movements near the capital, military sources reported today. The long-range bombers flew eight missionsaveraging three planes a mission to the northwest and south-west of Saigon. The
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    Lock icon 156 killed as jet explodes in mid-air
    411 1 FLAMING WRECK NARROWLY MISSES HOUSES BERLIN Tu«S rIE second worst disaster in aviation history and the worst involving a single aircraft— killed nil 156 people aboard an Interfluir charter jet yesterday. A West Berlin police spokesman -aid that travellers returning from East Berlin
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    Lock icon Award for Hatta
    55 1 JAKARTA. Tues Indo.ieMa fust Vice Piesldeir Mohammad Hsuta was today awarded the Medal Jor Merit first clhmi of the Republic of IndcneMa only the fifth perron to receive the award Dr Hatta. row 70. became Vice President In 1950 and rellgned in 1956 In protest pgalnst the
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      KISSINGER TO MEET THIEU
      33 1 KISSINGER TO MEET THIEU WASHINGTON. T»*s. Presidential Adviser Henry Kissinger will fly tonight to Saigon to discuss the Pari> peac< negotiation* with South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thleu. the White Hoik* I announced.
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      FISCHER LATE AS USUAL
      42 1 REYKJAVIK. Tves. A wd -faced Boris SpasUy. carrying an umbrella against the rain, arrived seven mlnvtu early tonight for hi* 14th chess game against American challenger Bobby Fischer. The American, true to form, arrived eight minute* later. RraWr.
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      Lock icon Command Post showdown
      488 2 KAMPALA, Mon British Cabinet Minister GeofRippon met Fresident Idi Amin of Uganda here today to discuss the of 50.000 or more Asians who the President in- 1 from I'ganda within thn-t--months They met at thr "Command Post" President Amin s private home Mr Rippon arrived here last
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      Nunzia slips up after 10th baby
      149 2 Nunzia slips up after 10th baby ■SCHIA (Italy). Tues.a Nunzia Federtco went to jail last night after frustrating police for 13 years by using one of this child-conscious country's laws to avoid arrest. Every time police came to arrest her on charges of selling contraband cigarettes, she was pregnant or
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      Lock icon Workers object to scrutiny
      50 2 MELBOURNE. Tues Two hundred workers at a mattressfactory have threatened to go on strike unless their manager paints hi* office window so that he cannot ace them The workers object to being watched from the glass-sided manager's office in the centre of the production floor.— Reuter
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      Lock icon Spies in newsmen's guise claim by Bonn
      178 2 Spies in newsmen's guise claim by Bonn DCNN, Tues. A D Government spokesman told a Press conference yesterday that two agents for foreign intelligence networks were working here in the guise of Journalists. The spokesman. Mr Ruef.ger Von Wechmar. was answering questions abJUt the controversy raging over the magazine. Quick
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      Lock icon Queensland may cover up its barmaids
      77 2 BRISBANE. Tues.— Topu less barmaids will be banned In Queensland if the State Cabinet approves new draft regulations. in fact, pub pa'rons will not «c a ban midriff or even a really reve»linn mini-skirt New regulations governing dress for barmaids were approved by the
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      Lock icon Tokyo aid
      30 2 TOKYO. Tues. The Government today decided to contribute 299 700 000 yen (about 52.€25 000 i to help refugees in South Vietnam, the Foreign Ministry announ?id Uday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Heart swop death
      60 2 ('APE TOWN. Tues Heart surgeon Christian Barnard performed his ninth heart transplant today at Oroote Schuur Hosoltal but the patient, a 53-year-old white man. died on the ooeration table Dr Barnard inserted the heart of 23-year-old Mulatto railway worker Mr Martin Franzot. a retired business executive, had
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      Lock icon The FBI and Fonda's bank account
      177 2 The FBI and Fonda's bank account WASHINGTON. Tues American bank officials were accused here today of willingly turning over financial information on actress Jane Fonda to the FBI The charge was made by newspaper columnist Jack Anderson to the Senate Banking Committee It followed the launcnir.g of an investigation by
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      Missing son lands excountess in jail
      222 2 Missing son lands excountess in jail I OS ANGELES. Tae* The former Countea* of Coventry wa% wnl to jail yeoterda. realise she refused to tell a judge the whereabouts of her school ••y son and heir of the Earl of Cmriitr> The boy. 14-year-old Edward (ieorje William Omar. Viscount Deerhurst.
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      Flood toll
      30 2 BOOOTA. Tur* At leant tizhi people ha\r dr< *nrd and an unknown number BM minting ah caused by heavy rains near Viilavirrn. ;<> 75 miles cast of here UFI
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      Four-to-one in pier tussle
      57 3 A DOCKER is dragged away by police A after a fight broke out between picketing dock workers and police in Scunthorpe. England, on Monday. The striking dockers were trying to prevent trucks from leaving the piers where non-union men were unloading three small freighters. Ten dockers
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      32 3 ZURICH. Tues US pre- j sidential adviser Henry Kissing- er flew in he.c yesterday for a I private \tsit. after another round of peace talks in Pan* Reuter
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      Lock icon 'Robin' wins
      23 3 CAIRO. Tues Britain* Colin Janson RickarU won the firs* prize at the Alexandria International Song Festival with his song Robin AP.
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      Lock icon Dockers meet for key vote on strike
      269 3 Dockers meet for key vote on strike LONDON. Tuesday "|"HERE were hopes of an early end to the national dock strike today following the Transport and General Workers' Union's decision to call a conference of dockside delegates tomorrow. Only the delegates have the power to end the strike, which is
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      Heath to sound out Tanaka on China ties
      177 3 Heath to sound out Tanaka on China ties LONDON, Tuesday. PRIME MINISTER Edward Heath is to sound out Japanese Premier Tanaka's views about China during his visit to Japan from Sept. 16 to 19. The dates of the visit were officially announced today. Mr. Heath will be paying the first
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      Three stabbed dead
      74 3 NORTH HAVEN (Connecticut), Tues. The bloodied bodies of a local businessman, his wife and their married daughter, all wearing night clothes, were found today in their fashionable suburban home. All had been stabbed to death, police said. The bodies of J. George Montano. 49. his wife Bernice.
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      Lock icon Sadat's letter
      36 3 BRASILIA Tuts Egyptian Foreign Mnu-ter Murad Ohaleo called on Brazilian President Einiiio Medici to discuss the situation in the Middle East During the mfe'tng he handed President Medici a letter from President Sadat AP
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      Lock icon 'Pictures' on the stomach to help the blind
      257 3 'Pictures' on the stomach to help the blind CAN FRANCISCO. Ties. Two researchers have developed an electronic system which projects television images into the skin of blind persons to help them discern objects, measure distances, and even read normal print. Widespread practical use of the device is still several years
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      359 3 2LTo London, overnight Every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday Three limes a week, a Golden Lion And there is only one stop between charter leaves Singapore at 1115 p.m. and Singapore and London' lands in London at 8 45 the next morning You get this extra service, these superior just 16
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      Walk-out at Indian N-Day ceremony
      347 4 i^EW DELHI. Tues A group of South Indian members of Parliament today walked out of a ceremony to mark India's 25 years of independence apparently because Prime Minister Indira Gandhi began speaking in Hindi Members of the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) The Dravidlan Welfare Association
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      Lock icon Don't forget the lessons of the war: Tanaka
      357 4 Don't forget the lessons of the war: Tanaka TOKYO. Tuesday. PRIME Minister Kakuei Tanaka urged the people today to "always meditate on lessons from the last war". He was speaking at a ceremony in honour ol three million Japanese who lost their lives in tht Second World War. Today is
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      Lock icon Bhutto lays the blame on Bangla
      327 4 Bhutto lays the blame on Bangla [SLAMABAD. Tues. President Bhutto said today Pakistan remain% prepared to discuss future relationship with Rang ladesh. and blamed what he called "the Dacra authorities" for delay in recognition by Pakistan He told the National Assembly here in an Independence Day address "It ls not
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      Lock icon Park pleads again: Work for peaceful re-unification
      288 4 CEOUL. Tues PresiK dent Chung-Hee Park repeated his call today for the peaceful re-unln-caticn of Korea In an address on the 27th anniversary of Independence from Japanese rule the President appealed to North Koreans to transcend their Ideology and join the South and
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      Lock icon US film wit Oscar Levant dies, aged 65
      199 5 US film wit Oscar Levant dies, aged 65 I OS ANGELES Tues Oscar Levant, sour-faced film wit and leading pianist exponent of the music of his friend George Gershwin, died at his home here today He was 65. Levant. < above*, comic >tar of abut a dozen films including tne
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      36 5 NEW YORK Tues Presioent Nixon o new US$5OO 000 limousine a five-ton, armourplated Lincoln Continental com plete with a public address system arrived in Washington at the weekend four days brhind schedule UPI
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      Poisoned cakes
      34 5 MADRID Tuen Some 200 residenu of the village of Alcacer uirr taken to hcipital today ■iifTrriri(j from suspected food poLsoning alter eatiru cream iiecially baked for a local relißi< us fntirml. ReuUr
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      Lock icon Blast threat man held
      61 5 VKW YORK. Tues A 32-year-old New York man was arrested yesterday on a charge of threatening to blow up the New York Hilton Hotel unless he rereived I SSSO.OOO The suspect. Anton Cosmos, was seixed by three detectives seconds after he took a black bag supposedly
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      Lock icon 30 years of work gone with the floods
      286 5 30 years of work gone with the floods MANILA, Tuesday. PRESIDENT Marcos said today the disastrous floods in Luzon island had destroyed what the Government had taken 30 years to build. He told a Press conference it would take at least five years to reconstruct roads, bridges, irrigation systems and
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      33 5 COPENHAGEN. Tu«s. Tht third session of the internati n:.l commisston set up to mvpsli«ate aliened US war crimes in Indo-China will mm in Copenhagen from Oct 10 to Oct. 16 Reuter
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      Lock icon Freedom for 4,000 coup bid suspects
      164 5 Freedom for 4,000 coup bid suspects pOLOMBO. T»es v Some 2.M« of the 9,Mt prisoners still being held for alleged complicity in an abortive uprising in Sri Lanka last year will be released from detention next month, a Justice Ministry spokesman said today. A further 2»00 will be released in
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    Danny's
    1115 6 RESTAURANT NITE-CLUB COCKTAIL LOUNGE WISMA INDONESIA (2nd Floor) ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE 9. TEL: *****4 The official opening of Danny's Restaurant /Nite- Club and Cocktail Lounge to-day is ample testimony of local entrepreneurs' confidence in Singapore's future K gives me great pleasure in extending mv heartbeat concratulaUon* to Mr Dannv
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      34 6 CONGRA TULA TIONS VER V BEST WISHES To DANNY'S RESTAURANT NITE-CLUB COCKTAIL LOUNGE ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR OPENING TO-DAY from TAN CHIANG HAK, CHOP 1-L YIO CHU RANG ROAD SINGAPORE, 19. TEL: *****.
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      39 6 Congratulations Best Wishes to DANNY'S RESTAURANT NITE-CLUB COCKTAIL LOUNGE on occasion of their Opening Today at 2nd Floor, Wisma Indonesia, Orchard Road, Singapore, 9. from Management Staff SINGAPORE COFFEE HOUSE SINGAPORE COCKTAIL LOUNGE 79. Bras Basah Road, Singapore. 7.
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    MAS may start economy night flights to East Malaysia
    240 7 MAS may start economy night flights to East Malaysia l/TALA LUMPUR, I% Tue« Communiratlons Minister. Tan Sri Sardon. today said Malaysian Airline System would Introduce economy night flights to East Malaysia if the passenger load Justifies it. t is possible to Introduce these fllsrhta to Penang and Singapore. I don't
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    Karate tourney
    23 7 SINOAPORE Tues Chines* YMCA Karate-Do Club will hold its third annual ka-rate-do trurnament at the Singapore Badminton Hall on Aug K
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    FATHER'S PLEA TO 'PARTY GOING" DAUGHTER
    152 7 FATHER'S PLEA TO 'PARTY GOING" DAUGHTER SINGAPORE, Tuts. A worried father, Mr. Urn stock Yam. SS, today appealed to his missing daughter. Chin Choo, I*. (above) to return home Chin Choo left her home in Jalan Tk>ng, off Tioni Bahru Road, eight days ago without saying where the was going.
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    Jaycees hold Asean youth forum today
    102 7 Jaycees hold Asean youth forum today SINOAPORE. Tues. Singapore Jaycees will hold an Asean youth forum at the Cultural Centre tomorrow at 7 15 p.m. Teams from all the tertiary institutions Nanyang University, Ngee Ann Technical College, Singapore Polytechnic, Teachers' Training College and the University of Singapore will take part
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    The challenge in publishing
    48 7 SINOAPORE Tues Mr Patrick Mowe president of the Advertisers Association and general manager of Federal Publications, will speak on The Challenge In the Publishing Business In Singapore at the Lions Club of Singapore Host lunch meeting at Ooodwood Park Hotel tomorrow at 1245 pit.
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    Three killed in clashes over protection rights dispute
    319 7  -  r K. S. SIDHU GANGLAND 'CURFEW MURDERS B, g I X f, APORE, Tuts. A ganghind "curfew" in H v h i I I and Queenstown areas has resulted in the murder of three youths and arrest of 10 others. |K>liic disclosed
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    Dinner date
    26 7 SINOAPORE. Tues. Potong Paslr constituency will hold its National Day dinner at the Sennett community centre on Thursday Instead of Saturday as originally planned.
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    Timely showers bring relief to dry spell
    226 7 Timely showers bring relief to dry spell WELCOME rains, some tively short, have re wise oppressive days so f Anxiety about the water supply has ebbed, and rural residents whose well sup- J piles ran dry from the hottest July of many years, have stopped asking tor the PUB water
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    'Don't waste water' signs go up in Penang
    130 7 PENANG, Tuesday CXSRTY notices warning against the wastage of r water were Issued by City Council officers during the weekend. "We are sending more officers round to see that consumers use water properly," city water engineer Mr Kam U-tee said today The
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    Hamzah to lead youth team
    94 7 Hamzah to lead youth team LONDON. Tues Malaysian Culture. Youth and Sports Minister Dato Hamzah bin Abu Samah Is to lead a 30-tnan delegation to the Bth assembly >f the World Assembly of Youth (Way i to be held In Manchester from Aug. 20 to 30. They will be among
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    PA man for world meet
    57 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The deputy director of the People s Association Mr Soh Teow Seng left today for the Sth Oeneral Assembl) of World Assembly of Youth to be held at Manchester at the end of this month. He (.topped over at Kuala Lumpur for the
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    Straits Times charity box
    55 7 SINOAPORX. Tues. The Btrmlti Times hu received ttl lor the Runzul bin Ammaarl Fund, bringing the total to fl.Ml. Latest donations came from Mr Robert Tan 81n Nyon. XL. $5: Staff of Spastic Children Centre PJ. SM Mr Oeorge Heng of Singapore donated 110 to the
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    Runway repair starts under floodlights
    340 8 Runway repair starts under floodlights \IN>Kr lues 1 r loodllghts and lor ries swarmed on Pays Lebar airport runway between midnight and Tim today to itart off a month-long resurfacing operation. Works*™ laid bltumrn to naend the cracks and smooth the runway as the rest of Singapore slept "This Is
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    IN TROUBLE AGAIN — BRUNEI'S WATER PROJECT
    127 8 IN TROUBLE AGAIN BRUNEI'S WATER PROJECT BANDAR BERI BEOAWAN, Tues Brunei's main water supply contract has run Into trouble again. The Government is seriously thinking of calling a fresh contract ror the three quarters finished pipe laying and civil works section. The water supply project came to a sudden stop
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    COMFORT operators hail new easier repayment plan
    353 8 T<HE 1.350-odd taxl--1 drivers and minibus operators of the NTUC transport cooperative COMFORT, have welcomed the new repayment terms aimed to increase their take home Income. The executive director of COMFORT. Mr. Chin Ham Tong, said today they felt It would help them
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    Play greater role, call to youths
    172 8 SINOAPORE. Tues. Social Affairs Minister, Inche Othman Wok. today urged young people to play a greater role In planning and implementing community projects. Inche Othman who was speaking at a satay party held at Ohim Moh community centre to mark NaH.nal Day. made the
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    Toy gun believed used in $13,000 —grab—'
    176 8 Toy gun believed used in $13,000 —grab SINGAPORE. Tues. Police believe that a toy Run ~«ts used in yesterday's $13,000 Krab at Kong Chlan Cinema In Lorong 4, Toa Payoh. Police spokesman. Mr. Lawrence Loh said that when fired it sounded like cracker firing. And there was a lot of
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    Anniversary dinner
    32 8 SINOAPORE Tues Kampong Kapor constituency will hold IU National Day dinner at its community centre on Saturday at 730 pm. The occasion v also to celebrate the centres first anniversary
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    MP's date
    34 8 SINOAPORE Tv«» Th* MP for River Valley. Mr. Low Ouan Onn. will attend a National Day relfbratlon dinner to be held by the River Valley constituency at IU community centre on Sunday
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    The growing habit of taking things for granted
    352 10 'BETTER CONDITIONS' FOR YOUNGER GENERATION THK younger generation limy grow up taking Singapore's better conditions for granted. o m in 11 n ications Minister Mr. Yong Nyuk \m\ warned tonight. "While the older generation who have been through this dramatic change are
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    Take to heart the nations interests youths told
    269 10 Take to heart the nations interests youths told OINGAPORE, Tues. The Parliamentary Secretary (Culture and Education), Inche Shaari Tadin. has said that youths here must "take to heart" the Republic's national interests if they are to be the salvation, and not the ruin, of the nation. He added: "Youns people
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    PROTOTYPE PLANE TO STOP OVER IN STORE
    122 10 PROTOTYPE PLANE TO STOP OVER IN STORE SINGAPORE. Tues. An Australian short takeoff and landing aircraft, the Nomad, will arrive at Paya Lebar airport on Thursday on its way to the Farnborough Air Show In Britain. The Nomad will also visit Bangkok. Calcutta. New Delhi. Karachi. Bahrein. Damascus. Beirut. Athens.
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    CASHIER IS ROBBED 30 YARDS FROM OFFICE
    105 10 SINGAPORE. Turv Cashier Yong Sui Moi. 21, was only 30 yards from her engineering firm in Joo Chiat Road when she had her handbag containing $2,300 snatched. Two youths grabbed the handbag and got away in a waiting Mini-Minor. Miss Yong. a cashier
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    Sisir invites comments on drafts
    88 10 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Standards Council of the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research has announced the completion of another ten draft specifications for circulation to the public. They are: White refined sugar. carbonated beverages, monosodlum glutamate. butter, cement paint, white spirit, rxtendrrs for paints,
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    Blasting work, so keep out of these side roads
    175 11 SINGAPORE. Tues Police today warned pedestrians and motorists against entering dementi Ro«d from any of the side- roads when rockblastlng is carried out In Old dementi Road and dementi Road for nine days this month It will take place on Aug
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    Clerk's $150 ganja fine
    63 11 SINOAPORE Tue< A clerical iiMMnt Hi.mdan bin Ama.i 22 was today fined $150 after hr was found e l| "ty of having a .•mall quki,tit\ of ganja retln it trie Shangri-La Hotel. Mr Jesat lllHwiaw. 33. amid h* mv Hamdan at the pooiafcftt on March 31
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    The dangerous driver
    48 11 81NOAPORE Tue« MotorM Neo Cheng Hlap w»s tlned $200 Utiay for driving lu.s car in dai.gerciu manner by ?otng lo i lie wiong side of the oud. arrows the path of cnccmlnK traffic, and colliding wtlh a cyclist along Nee Soon Road on April 7
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    Bringing MCA old guard and the young Turks together
    353 11 Bringing MCA old guard and the young Turks together IPOH. Tues. The national vice -chairman of the MCA Youth Mr. David (hoong has suggested a three-point reconciliation formula for the party's fend'.ng young lurks and old guard. Mr. 'hoong made the suggestion when speaking at a dinner by the Ferak
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    Two men undressed girl by force, court told
    196 11 MALACCA. Tues. A 13--year-old girl told the High Court here today that one of two men undressed her by force and threatened to kill her if she shouted. The other man closed her mouth with one hand and held her throat with
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    900 AT TWO NATIONAL DAY RECEPTIONS
    96 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Indian and South Korean diplomats celebrated their national days with receptions for over 900 guests today. The Indian High Commission celebrated the 25th anniversary of their country's independence with a party at their High Commissioner's home in Peirce Road The Health Minister.
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    212 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Hawaiian beauty. Abigail Banglos is a thrice -crowned "queen." "I love entering contests to meet people and get the chance to travel, and the latest win. my most Important, won't be my last." said Abigail. 19, who flew in today
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    Japanese envoy reassigned to S. Vietnam
    74 12 Japanese envoy reassigned to S. Vietnam OINOAPORE, Tues— The Japanese Ambassador to Singapore Mr. Yasuhlko Nara, has been reassigned to South Vietnam. A Japanese Embauy spokesman, confirming Mr. Nara i new appointment, said "Mr. Nara only received the newt today. We hare no details about when he will leave for
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    Judgment is reserved in appeal of ex-gardener
    567 12  -  BEN DAVIDSON DOUBLE-MURDER OF COOK, AMAH By RING A PORE, Tues. The Supreme Court today reserved judgment in the appeal of a former gardener convicted of the double-mur-der of the cook and amah in a Leedon Park house. Osman bin All, 33, was
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    Baby girl found in a bush is answer to wife's prayers
    253 12 Baby girl found in a bush is answer to wife's prayers Bl TTr.RWORTH. Taes. For years, housewife E. KatUtyama had been praying to tbe goddess Thavali for a baby girl. Today her prayers were answered. To her, tbe baby found in some bushes near her Raja Ida home was a
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    Printer sues publisher for $6,800 debt
    140 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday npHE High Court was told today how a playing 1 cards company stopped printing books for a book publisher because of his accumulating debts. Mr. Chu Chuk Yoon, a supervisor with Lun Cheong Playing Cards Manufactory Ltd., said that the publisher,
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    School opening
    31 12 SINOAPORE, Tues. The Minister of Culture. Mr Jek Yeun Thong will be guest of honour at the opening ceremony of the Hua Yl Government Chinese Middle School on Saturday
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    Keppel dinner
    23 12 SINOAPORE. Tue* Keppel Shipyard will hold a National Day celebration dinner at the PSA carpark In Telok Blangah Road on Saturday.
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    CPF PAYMENTS CASE
    80 12 OUR attention has been drawn to a report in last Wednesday's Strait* Times of a CPF case involving Weng Chan Engineering Co. Pte Ltd. under the heading "Shipyard admits CPF evasion." The company's solicitors have written to say that their clients "did not at any time evade
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    I helped friends place bets
    627 13  -  T.f. HWANG Ex-supervisor of STC tells court: -•y SINGAPORE, Tues. While being supervisor of a Singapore Turf Club branch office, Yoong Tat Mln had placed bets for his close friends at their request without requiring them to queue at the office counters, the High Court
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    'Malaysia has room for more papers'
    385 13 'Malaysia has room for more papers' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Information Ministry's Parliamentary Secretary, Inche Sharif f Ahmad said here today that there was still room for more newspapers especially provincial ones. Opening the four-day mass communications exhibition, he said that although the number of newspaper readers had increased. Malaysia had
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    $1,000 crackers fine
    78 13 SINGAPORE, Tue«. A shop proprietor. Tan Choon Tien. 62. was today fined $1,000 for having dangerous fire crackers In his shop. Customs officers raided Tan's shop at Block 79. Toa Payoh Central, on Aug 8 and found a total of 278 packets of firecrackers under a bed.
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    Six months jail. $1,500 fine for orchid —thief—
    181 13 Six months jail. $1,500 fine for orchid —thief— SINGAPORE. Tues. A man was jailed for six months and fined $1,500 today on two charges of stealing orchids. Kirn Boon Leng. 33, admitted stealing M 0 orchids •f the Wendy Scolt variety and 45 other plants between 6.3* p.ir. on Aug.
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    Mansfield now Glen Line agents
    65 13 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mansfield and Co. Pie. J.td took over from Guthrie Bou«t*«d Shipping Agencies as agents for Glen Line from today. The Olen Line feet of eight ships carried over 100.000 freight tons of exports from Singapore and Malaysia last year. Over the came period,
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      ON THE ATTACK
      510 14 Thailand s offensive against communist uuerlllaa, in the southern Drovlnces as well as the north, is reported in disconnected despatches from which it is difficult to assess the general situation Except that obviously the threat is serious, has grown in the last eighteen months and recent government
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    Lock icon The dream has faded for 'babu9
    404 14 The dream has faded for 'babu 9 THE 10 million Indians on their Govern■tent's payroll comprise a burgeoning bureaucracy that threaten* to grind to a halt, hopeiessl) fouled by its own musty files and red tape One out of every 55 Indians is a Gotrrnmenl rmployrr India* cumbersome bureaucracy wastes
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    Lock icon Nixon's I mask
    877 14  - Nixon's I mask NORMAN KEMPSTER I MOMENTOUS DECISIONS by I WASHINGTON RICHARD NIXON seldom strayed from predictable and safe politics in the 26 years it took him to reach the presidency. Then he threw away the book and started writing his own. As he approaches the end of his first
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    Lock icon THE INFALLIBLE MEN OF CHESS
    748 14  -  Harold Schonber; by REYKJAVIK, ICELAND The grandmas ters of chess, those suzerains of the 64 squares, have been here in force, watching Boris Spassky and Bobby Fischer slug it out for the world championship title. Miguel Najdorf came from Argentina a few weeks ago. Bent
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    ...and his list of surprises
    373 14 ...and his list of surprises WASHINGTON Tue«. TT I'npredictability was the hallmark of President Nixon'i first term at the White House It would be hazardous to predict what the man who has spent most of his adult life running for President would do If he is re-elect-ed. Who (\)uld have
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      Taking the fizz out of Fitz profits rise
      743 15 AOAINBT a general IX background of wild enthusiasm for Fltzpatrlck's shares which peaked at $6 20 this month (a rise of 61 i per cept from Its June price of $3 84). the 10J per cent advance In pre-tax profits for the
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      Floating towards the end of the sterling era...
      783 15 Floating towards the end of the sterling era ANOTHER sterling crisis erupted In June this year. Following a week of Intense pressure on sterling, prompted by rumours of an Imminent devaluation, Britain floated the pound to check a dangerous outpouring of funds from Its national reserves. To back the floating
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      CITY TALK
      305 15  -  Croesus wamm By Dear Sir. rus close observers of the local stock market scene, surely the most curious phenomenon of the past several months has been the veritable flood of correspondence from the Stock Exchange to listed companies. Judging by the outpui of mail from Clifford House, I
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      for complacency
      415 15 DUNLOP (M) Industries has raised first half sales to $36,646,000 representing a 9 per cent increase while pretax profits growing much quicker rose 17 per cent to $6,556,000. The overall extra volume of business led directly to the increased profit before and after tax. says managing director JR.
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      Plans to set up permanent training centre for bank staff
      242 15  - Plans to set up permanent training centre for bank staff GEORGIE LEE By THE Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the Association of Banks intend to establish a permanent training centre for all levels of bank staff in Singapore. The managing director of MAS, Mr. Michael Wong Pak-shong, disclosed this
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    It's a SLOW haul to equal pay for women
    1879 16  - It's a SLOW haul to equal pay for women The ECONOMIST, From London T LOOKS as if the M British Government has no option but to use some of its reserve powers to make companies move towards equal pay for women workers at a faster rate than most firms are
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    279 16 Dato Lee Chee Shan has been re elected pre sldent of Chung Khlaw Bank for a lurther term of one year until Aug. 16. 1973. Mr. John Cope Und. engineering director of Harper Ollflllan. has been retained by two Harper subsidiaries. Harglll Engineering and Tamco Electrical Engineering,
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    January date in Spore for an all-container APL maiden
    390 16 January date in Spore for an all-container APL maiden rE first American President Lines fully containerised vessel, capable of carrying 1,200 containers of 200 feet each, will arrive in Singapore in January. The ship, the President Jefferson, was launched in the United States last Saturday It Is the newest pacesetter
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      Rim
      61 17 N Sura $6M S Ttae. H rrdit $6 JO Shinti.-!* $2 50 I M Work* S3 86 rg IX-x $229 »fn $2 69 Hon» Leonr $3 M W FeedaUlb $2 74 I Bank J« «0 K jnd N $«25 ntrrprisr* $2 38 Ulitd Choc $3 90 «0 55 35
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      Falls
      30 17 M S S. Darby Uncut Dun lop Humr Frtf (X B< Slrainrr> $280 $7 95 il 25 $5 40 $205 $11.50 $318 15 15 -12 —.10 10 —.10 —.10
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      24 17 ity Dcv 343.0 Mrrlin (M> 299.0 rrnuiny l)c\ 295 0 rntral Pro-» 270.0 I ni.il Tarnover 481 >rlayed Percrnta il« 1
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      41 17 Aa 14 A m IS Induvtn.K tM.M 1«».IS 1 K.i.l. lt«.M 1»7.«4 Pr»p»rllev JSt.JI ***** t Tins: Its 15 125 1C t V iHhkrri: 212.31 2IZ.N Dre. M. IMC 1M 1 D«e. 31. IMS 111 t Dec. ?r IMS IN
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    CLOSING PRICES
    910 17 qio ano •rrt« rmett »m CIAILT LUTIO AT TNI to»f or autiMtst in tni MNCAPOftI AMU KUALA LWM »OC« lICMAHCI WITN »HIC« •ftTISJOAT MIDI 'NDUSTB.IALI M 2 >.»« 2 1M Ml 1 »J 3 IK •4 Omc IMI I. 1 >•■■ I CM. I ♦.Wi K»«»l S.M i
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    BULLS TAKE CHARGE AGAIN
    253 17 LOSSr.S incurred en Monday were more than offset as balls took charge again on the Stork Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. The genera: review of Singapore s economic progress, a'ong with the fairly good crop of company statements provided the ma n boost to sentiment.
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    Asian dollar
    74 17 THESE rates were quoted on 1 the Asian dollar market yesterday for value on Aug. 17. The rates are for deposits of US$25 000 and abo\e 1 111'!! 2 mths 3 mths 6 mths 9 mths 5 mih. 4 13 IS tO 5 1/10. 5 1/16 to 5
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    BUSINESS DONE
    1828 17 aOSmsa lr. and reported to 'he Skncapore and Kuala lunipui tradum rooms of the Heck Exrhanee yesterday wKh -hares traded shown li b:-..ckets In lots of H > .:i< ii INDI STRIALB tru I9| 295 v Tap* 180. H> 163. Hi 1 58 MiimmmU Hi 286 Uran 111
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    Exchange rates
    211 17 THE Association of Banks in Malays*a-Sin«apore announced these merchant r.ttr.«. m at Aug 15 «a| Mkrt to one unit M I I ING BIYING "f Fom«n i<rrrn< TT «r OD TT OD S Sterhnf Pound 6 8106 6 7885 6 7545 ,n Dollar 3.3115 3 Mil 3 2611
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      Tin price slips
      196 17 THE Straits tin pr.ee in Pen a n g yesterday slipped 12 J cents to $621 50 per picul on an oTlclal offering down 26 tons to 318 tons. The local market bthaved contrary to the steadier overnight London market where the price rose £2 to £1.538
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      CLOSING PRICES
      24 17 Al (i IS. RIRRrR 17.75 cents (down 2.75 cent) TIN: {S2IM (down 121 cents) Official offering: 31S tons (down U tons). I
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      PRODUCE
      109 17 /■MINIM MODUCI IXCMANCt V SIMCA»ONI MOON CLOSING PHICII FIN PICUL VISTIHOAV Chwwl Oil: bulk (34 *ellen. drum »3O >ell"rs. C*»ra Mixed 100..- IK C nt S2OB P*—t Muntok ABTA white f.o.b. li*". NLW fINTt Mllen. Sarawak while fob SHi'. NLW ***** se.lera. Sarawak < per ml black fob. 68,
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      Copper prices
      38 17 London copper price* on Monday (prrvioui in bracket!). Wirehar Spot buv^r £422 50 1M23.501 teller (423.00 ((424. U0): Three month! buyer (433 Ou < (434.. tan BSCst <433.5U I £133. (X)l Market Un« Staady: Satet: 1.573 ton*.
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      PALM OIL
      42 17 In London on Monday the pal^i oil pncM of Malayan S per c«it CIX IK N Kuropran port! in thr b Ik merllnc per long ton Oct. Dec. ni quoted at UKK2 Mll«r>. or Com. (223 if lien, i unchanged)
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      MELBOURNE
      347 17 MELBOURNE. Tues Rises ITX continued to outnumber falls in relatively quiet prebudget trading on the Melbournt Stork Fxchange today. Most rises were small and industrial stocks at'.-.icted most ot the buyinic .<uppcrt. Mainline gained to ASS 26 in reaction to the higher profit n port and Indus; rial Equity
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      233 17 MEW YORK. Mon. The A rr.-.rkft. propelled more oy internal factors than b\ any single l.tws i;em. climbed sharply tor the second consecutive sesMon on heavy turnover. Sorr.e tw.alv-ts suggested that r»Hj m*9's ful breakout above the 950-960 level on the Dow Jones industrials last Friday helped simulate
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      HONG KONG
      101 17 UONO KONO. Tues The market was very slow, sluggish and dull with scattered celling appearing from time U time, resulting in prices easing back across the board. The only counters tj arouse any degree of trading Interest were Metru-^odwell. Sjne Darby and Taikoo Dock but they all came
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      Indices
      253 17 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Monday 97 83 Filday 98 11 Week ago 95 86 BIBBERS Monday 333.95 Friday 338 0d Week ago 347.27 OILS Monday 320.95 Friday 317.81 Week ago 333 32 INDIBTRIALB Monday 528 2 Friday 524.4 Week ago 517 8 DOM JONt.B AVERAGE INDIS TRIALS Monday 973.51 Friday
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      Hong Kong rates
      42 17 On the frss tichsnis markst in Hong Konx yestrrdav the U I. aellar was quoted at 5 7323 for T.T. and J72 (or sssM Sttrling was quoted at 13 SO and •ns last sf fsld quottd st 443 50
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    Rubber slumps
    461 17 DRICCS in the rubber market yesterday were marked down by half-a-cent again at the outset Later last day distress squaring of August RBB One dropped the position to 1 cents wiping ufl the premium September RSS One Muctuatrd (or the most part around thr WOO cent* per kilo
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    48 17 Monday Satorrti, ut» ut( London ttt Tip «a Til Beirut M.M MS* HonxkofK MS* Zuruh UH« H.MB www eseaa Parti Clopt-4 Mil '■•re 111 ••port- ,2> ,->H |.r ,<•« in nan «t»rlin« inn in t'.S doturp per ouix-r. (2) Utcal tnWtn prim M limimh dollars pw tail.
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    115 17 T-vAILY SMR prices Issued by the Mjlavqan Rubber Exchange and Rubber Association of Singapore at neon yesu \l il Karrrnl Month (Forward Month Buyers Seller* B»yrr* Seller* >nt» |*r kg. ntv per kg. SMR SCV il— ton Pullet) »5 75 96 2> N 95 V 4 96 JSS
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    Teacher found dead at Toa Payoh flats
    178 19 Teacher found dead at Toa Payoh flats PORE. Tues. Mystery surrounds •a ath of a secondschool teacher. Miss Llm Quee Lian. who was found dead at the foot of Block 100. Lorong 1. Toa Payoh at 9 a.m. uday. or minutes before, she d her mother that i v going
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    Design expert from Japan to give talk
    77 19 SWOAPORE Tues Japanese mdustru.l designer. Mr. Kmfi Ekaan. will tprak at a •■•o-oay aaaunar on Industrial Omtro to b* held at ihe Malay-■K-atafftßM* Airline? auditorium In Robii too Road from Friday. The seminar «ponsored by the Japan Trade Centre In Singapore JEiRO U
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    Banker opens art show
    57 19 SINOAPORE Tues Mr Ciiua Pho Tiong a banker. U>toj opened a three-day charity »rt txMbltlon by artist Miss Iwyi at the Chinese Chamber at Commerce The exhibition. In aid of the ■tranfoon Academy of Art* •wudtaf fund, will be open. U» ttw public daily from 10
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    A word with Mr Lee
    136 19 SINGAPORE. Tue*. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. talks to two national servicemen at a dinner at Bukit Panjaiig constituency last night to celebrate National Day. Some 304 national servicemen were invited io the dinner, held at the Bukit Panjant English School playground. Mr.
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    43 19 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Political Secretary (Commumcatiorsi. Mr. Llm Ouan Hoe. will attend a dinner of the Singapore School Bus Owners Association at Its premises In Oeylang Road on Aug 26 at 730 p.m. to celebrate Its necond anniversary and National Day
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    Alumni dance
    26 19 SINOAPORE. Tues The University of Singapore Engineering Alumni will hold a dinner and dance at the Singapore Hilton on Sept. 2 at t p.m.
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    PUB ORDERS STANDBY GENERATORS TO MEET DEMAND FOR POWER
    395 19 SINGAPORE, Tues. i The Public Utilities Board is now facing an "extraordinary upsurge' In the peak demand for electricity. In view of this the PUB j has ordered two steam turbine generators, each of 25 megawatts, to servp as a standby.
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    $27,000 DAMAGES FOR WIDOW
    204 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A 33 -year old widow and her six children were awarded a total of $27,350 damages In a consent Judgment by the High Court today. Madam Van Chan, and *er six children had sued Woh Hun Omnibus Company over the death of her
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    DEATH IN SWIM POOL
    55 19 MALACCA, Tues. An English tourist. A.J. Lymer, 49. was found dead In a swimming pool at Shah's Motel, Tnn'ong Kling. six miles from here this evenlng. Lymer. a garage proprietor In England, had checked In yesterday with a friend. OL Bull a surveyor. He is believed
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    TOLE UNCLE'S CAR AND AUNT'S CASH
    154 20 SINGAPORE Tues A jobless youth. Tan Seng Kirn. 19. today admitted stealing his uncle's car and breaking into his aunts house to take cash and valuables totalling $510 The Third District Court heard that he stole the car worth $7,000 from his uncle. businessman
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    149 20  -  NELLIE HAR By SINGAPORE. Tues. It was the unexpected the free and v'brant style of the dances. the unrr*. mented show, and the songs of love and peace from embat'led Israel that won the hearts of thousands at the National Theatre tonight. Twenty
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    188 20 'CLEAN' PIANO PLAY AND PRECISE TECHNIQUE SINGAPORE. Tues— Miss Teo Li Lin. a former student of Mr. Victor Dog gett and back from a period of study in London, gave a piano recital at the renovated Victoria Theatre tonight. The programme that Included the Brahms Handel Variations. Llstz Mephlsto Waltz
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    BUS FIRM FINED FOR CPF OFFENCES
    109 20 SINGAPORE. Tue s. United Bus Company was fined $470 today for falling to pay Central Pro vldent Fund contributions totalling $175,762 within the stipulated period of 14 days from January to March The company pleaded guilty to a total of 47 charges Involving 16
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    Speech course
    36 20 BINOAPORE, Tues Twenty participant* will attend a fivesession course in effective speaking at the Marquis Room. Kings Hotel in Huvelock Road <<n Sunday. The course us sat ducted by the Junior Chamber of Singapore.
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    35 20 BINOAPORE Tuts Motorcyclist Bruce Ronald Howe. It. of Ollfctead Road, died at Outram Hospital, an hour after he collided headon with a car at 10', mile Pongpol Road at 6 p m yesterday.
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    363 20  - The poor turnout at the meeting centres VICTOR NG Survey reveals few have time for leisure By SINGAPOHE. Tiu'Mhv .SLH\L\ of community centres in the city areas and Tainan Juiong housing estate has revealed that only a small proportion of the imputation visit those centres The survey carried out by
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      206 20 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS S Olrl with some Inclination to 1. Low foim of dance muiic In con-pose pieces for the rethe islet? (4, 4). corder (■>. S. Paul's unlvertltr type (6). 13 King has not fot up the I'm moving— no I'm not dance (10) 10. Perhaps a boy
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    466 21  - Hon: Try to prevent 'ecocide MASIE KWEE •f Singapore. Tv«« PINAXCK Minister Mr. Mom Sui Sen today that natio t velopment pro lines must now iouslv take into not the riiv.ioii iiK'ntiil effect and try In piTMiil "ecocide." He added Improvement of the quality of life Is now very much
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    444 21 Don on how traders can help in development SINGAPORE, TuoMhiy UNIVERSITY Of Singapore don to<Uiy urged businessmen in South-east Asia to set up centres ut universities in their countries lor economic development discussions between them, academicians and government. Prof. Wu Teh-yao, head of the Political Science Department, speaking on eronomlr
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    377 21 Why civil servant can sometimes be like 'bad rocket' SINGAPORE. Tues. A Thai management expert today explained why a civil servant was sometimes like a "bad rocket." Mr Y.N. Nagara. executive director of Thailand s Management Association. In outlining the differences In management between the public and private sectors, said:
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    181 21 rpm: first regional con--1 ference on Special Education and Mental Retardation, opening at the Singapore Hilton tomorrow night. should bridge the communication tan between parents, professional personnel and the public. The First Lady. Mrs. Sheares expressed this hope in a message to the conference
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    Youth Choir never put a foot
    250 22 Youth Choir never put a foot I WOULD like to send a message through the columns of your newspaper to the people of Singapore. I was privileged to be host to two members of your Youth Choir for a week whilst they were competing in the Teeslde Elstedafod. Over 40
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    644 22 Let there be no limit to the number of grads J)H. TOH's warning to the nation against |»ovsil»lr graduate unemployment is timely. Many people siis|*'i t that the (iovernment is pursuing a policy of limiting university admissions. Now such suspicion is discounted. The University of Singapore Is the only university
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    504 22 Why can't funeral permits be issued on Sundays? HAD a most exasperating experience when I went to Queenstown Police Station on the morning of Aug. 6 to apply for a funeral procession permit on behalf of my neighbour whose father had just passed away. I asked the sergeant on duty
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    108 22 WHERE Is a need to clarify ■1 certain points raised by C. H. Urn <8T Aug. 3) who have obviously been misinformed on the leave eligibility of medical and health servants. All government monthly rated employees of the Division IV category, Including amahs, are entitled to
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    270 22 The two students who did not make a \L'E are a bunch of inquisitive youths who. oiher than being romantic, are extremely keen on our studies. It is our foremost intention to contribute positively to our society We believe that the best way to do so is to achlev* excellent
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    108 26 TNI TOH FAMILY of A Jin CM* Bak :0. Kalians Eatate. thank* friend. relative* and associations for their oaei«alaaers assiatanre wreath*, aonattona and kind at lin*san during their recent bereave aaeaM FAMILY OF LAY! Madam Hajjah Simah btr Abdullah 127 Serangoon Oarden Way th-»nk relative* and fnends for their
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      325 28 TENDKR NOTICE tx-ru'ion of earthworks at Ayer ■verori Industrial Bltr Phase I| '■PP™* i« «cre»i. Matarra f or t!) »>. Ay r ltf>roh K>«"«Ju«'> Mn Bhd on behalf of the Malacca State Development Corporation. West Malawa Tenders are invited from all registeied earthwoik contractor with the PWD .Malacca, oi this
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      ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
      38 29 Sincere thanks to Doctors and Stiff of General Hospital. Ipoh. friends and iclalives for antitenee rendered, wreaths, menaces of condoknee and attendance at fumral in our recent bereavement. Inserted by Mrs. Meera Hnssaln. children, brothers and son-in-law.
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      Best athlete
      34 29 BONN. Tues Walter Schmidt, current holder of the world's l.ammer-throw record of 76 40 metres, has been named best European amateur athlete for 1971 by the United Savings Helms Athletic Foundation. an.
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      Bee Khim poised to win
      275 29  -  ERNEST FRIDA By DEFENDING CHAMP FOUR STROKES AHEAD OF HEATHER J£KK li it Xi m looks poised to retain the SingiiMN Women \s Amateur o|>en golf chain p i onship as she took a loinstroke lead on l.~>B fro m her rival Heather Harvey at
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      8 29 BEE KHIM I hope to do better today'
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      Swim relay record by ACS girls quartet
      157 29 THE formidable AngloChinese School's relay quartet put up an impressive performance by smashing the 4xs*m medley record in the final for A division girls of the Schools national swimming championships at the ACS pool yesterday. This was the second record to be toppled
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      LEADERS ON THE SECOND DAY
      178 29 LEADERS ON THE SECOND DAY 1M Kee Bee Kh.m 76-«2 (40-42) Ml HM Harvey S2-M (40-40 i AM Glkon 81-11 1 39-42 > 164 B Chambers «J-I1 > 39-42 Ib 6 XL Oni{ 1] 14 140-44). 172 M Whaiton M-M < 43-43 < U Heitien «6-»6 (40-4t. 173 N Beaton
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      KO soccer
      24 29 Hampshire will meet Junior Wanderers in the replay (oi the Dr. Lee Cmaw Menu trcphy knockout soccer competition M Farrer Park to:lay
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      SAAA Open
      20 29 Th» Sliigapore Amateur Athletic Association Open championships will be held from Sept 15 to 17 at Farrer Park
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      Men's Open: Starting time, draw
      452 29 THE starting time and draw 1 of the Singapore Men's Open Amateur golf championship at Bukit Course tomorrow IST TfcE: 12 00 Tay Chong Yew (S) Lim Chuo Beng (S). 12 07 Ungku Hassan B All (M) J.R. Campbell tS>. 12.14 Kadar Shuh <M> Lee
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      Champs toppled
      30 29 Traffic toppled defending champions Port Masters 4-0 In a Port Authority lnter-department soccer league match at Buklt Chermin yesterday. Shipyard 'A' trounced Shipyard 'B 6-0 In another match
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      575 30 i M.i \m» i«t m W -IK \l I l«t IBM I* »ixUn4 :M Ibm imnajM m-t< B Km* Ibw b MaaMr M I II tdrtrt, b Ulto« II m rarfMt b Ullee II j N Miipißiri c I Chappri b Wataun 90 I
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      Off to Munich
      34 30 TOKYO. Tnw The first •tomb of Japan t 145-member Oil Will i nm t intent to the Mu- vmpi.- Qum Wt here tonight toy a chartered plane tar Wa#t Owiaiiy Rrut*r
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      98 30 LONDON. Tue t. American based jockey Braulio Beaxa caused one of the bierest upsets in recent British racing history Tuesday as he steered Roberto to victory over previously unbeaten wonder horse Brigadirr Gerard. Braia. a Panamanian riding for the first time on a British track, led almost
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      Farleigh helps old club SRC win vital hockey match
      367 30  - Farleigh helps old club SRC win vital hockey match GODFREY ROBERT By gINGAPORE's crack rentreforwanl Far loigh Clarke ycatenhiy rdenratod his w turn lo his old club, Singapore Recreation (.lul), hv storing the only in (heir key SHA senior knockout hockey match againsl Armed Forces at Fairer Park. Farielgh, the
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      ENG WAH GOALS PUT FORCES IN FINAL
      235 30  - ENG WAH GOALS PUT FORCES IN FINAL PETER SIOW By PRMER Youth player Ng Eng Wah volleyed in two first-half goals to steer Singapore Armed Forces to a 2-0 win over Fire Brigade in their FAS Junior knockout semifinal at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday In another semi final. Blazers pulled
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      Watts wins
      19 30 Ben Wult.s wuii !he Selet.i Oolf Club A medal competltUn with plus one at Seletar on Sunday.
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      Ex-champ Kin Tat on comeback trail again
      385 30  - Ex-champ Kin Tat on comeback trail again Percy Seneviratne By POUR years have lapsed since Lee Kin Tat last won tho Singapore men's singles badminton title. The seasoned Rladiator will attemot to put the clock back when the 1972 national championships start at the SBA hall tonight Defending champion Wee
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      Australia, New Zealand pull out of Pesta swim contest
      224 30 THE Australian and New Zealand's Olympic swimming teams will not take part in this year's Pesta Sukan swimming competition to be held at Queenstown pool from Sept. 15 to 17. This was d'sclosed yesterday by Singapore Amateur Swimming Association secretary H'oon
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      Lock icon Go to Munich appeal by the Supreme Council
      353 31 LAGOS, Tuesday I UK Supreme Council for Sports in Africa (SCSA) yesterday appealed to all African countries to go to Munich for the Olympic Games. A statement issued here by Abraham Ordia, Nigerian president of the council, said African national Olympic committees
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      167 31 VIENNA. Tues T r ranee and Britain, unseeded In this year's coapetition. have been named in the top group ur eight strongest nation* for next year's European Zone of the Davis Cup Rumania. Spain. Czechoslovakia and the 80Unlon had been seeded and would be
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      Heidi to take Games vow
      193 31 HEIDI Schueller (above) has been chosen by the Olympic Organising Committee in Munich to take the vow on behalf of the more than 10.0W athletes who'll compete in the Games, which open on Aug. 26. v ilh Daume, president of the committee, stressed that Heidi
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      433 31 CTOCKHOLM, Tues Finnish policeman Lasse Viren last night streaked to an easy victory a^d a world record of 8:14.0 in the two-mile event at an International meet here. Viren. 23. ignoring overcast skies and a light drizzle, outpaced former world record holder Emile Puttemans of
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      Ethiopia, Liberia join African boycott
      300 31 Ethiopia, Liberia join African boycott MONROVIA, (Liberia). Tues.. Liberia and Ethiopia yesterday Joined three other African counrles to boycott the Olympics because of Rhodesia's participation. A Foreign Ministry statement reaffirmed an earlier Ltberian decision to stay away, despite an appeal Dy the Supreme Council for Sports in Africa. Liberia said
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      347 31 fOMMONWEALTH counXy tries in tne Caribbean may follow Afr.can states and boycott the 1974 Commonwealth Games in Chrlst:hurch if New Zealand receive a whites-only Rugby Union team from Sauth Africa next year. This has been made clear to two representatives of t*ne Games organising
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      Rejected: British swim trio's appeal
      268 31 Rejected: British swim trio's appeal LONDON. Tues. Three British swimmers yesterday lost their tight to get back into the Olympics lollowing a storm over alleged drug taking. Ihe Amaieur Swimming Association not only relused to reinstate the three but handed out reprimands to five other members of the Olympic squad
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      Spooky goes well in 3f workout
      329 31 Spooky goes well in 3f workout RACING with Epsom Jeep tPOOKY showed Rood form in I trial with Movie Lund and Boxer at Bukit Timah >»■>- lerday. They ran 3f in 37 1 son good nomg with Spooky (Goorge Podmore up) going well on the bit all the way. Spooky,
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      NON-STOP' RACING IN 1973 SEASON
      269 31 NON-STOP' RACING IN 1973 SEASON IT WILL br raring i..un.l Ihr yrar in 1973 Thrrr .till kr Wl.| rilhrr lor p'ulrsr m.<l or inulrur tvrry «rrk md thoul a brrak. In all thrrr ill br 1M raring day*. Ualrs lor the big MM arr I>ngku\ ).uld (up at Koala Lumpur
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      485 29 AT«S kcalry incorporated no—i.ma Inriua 1 y^*— Cttlawu for the f ollowtaf poatUoa. HBDI >T *NTS nrti— till accounting quali"J^*" 8M«lBBBBj| «f yew, post graduate I^f-J*!"- 1 111 wUI be reaponsible to the gSJ"*"* «f» of flnanre and the ■^aWatraUone of the groap's accounts y— >. l*BVillilliß o« rcporu sututory
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      582 29 RAM HANG AN PCBCMABAN Dl -JALAN WIRELESS. KI ALA TEENGGANV I*— lufmi pembenaan yang dl■Uftar Kelas C dan ka-atas de.»an JKR. Perbadanan Metnajukan Iktlsad Nagarl Trtnggand dan emua Lembaga Kemajuan Negen. loa-lah dl-pelawa untok meng- '.aniar tawaran untok projek dli itak Luklaan2 butlr tawaran dan segala boleh di-dapati dan pejabat
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      638 29 MAJLIS rEKKANDARAN MELAKA BALAI BOMBA rEP ASANGAN LETRIK NOTIS TENDER lenders akan di-terima oleh Majlu Perbandaran Meiaka daripada Konterckter2 Letrik (Pendafuran LL N Kelas C dan kaatas i hlngga pada Jam 12.00 ten*iharl. Mhb Ogos. 1173 untok "Supply and Installation of Electrical Services and fittings Installation and maintenance of electrically
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      128 29 I CASH $495 Philips compact 20"TV leaves room for the family. Philips 641 is the I most compact fullscreen TV you can buy &/E l*^ It'll go on a table Ktf Tfa top. On a bookshelf. ~^JL Vf\ And all those places Ijl J%A where an ordinary 20 dttaJJ^^ii^-Ss like
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      118 29 BADMINTON National Championships iSBA Hall. 7 p.m.). GOLF Singapore Women's Open Championships i Island Couise). HOCKEY BHA k.o. tournament: Junior 8C B v SBC (Padangi; Police B v SAFSA •B 1 (Thomson Rd). Senior PARC v 1A (Farrer Park) SOCCER PARC Inter-Dept league: Shipyard 'A' v Training Centre (Buklt Chermlni.
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      235 30 From a tiny transistor radio to an omni-directional stereo centre, Crown gives you supreme sound. Stereo Cassette Radio Cassette Recorders Transistor Radios Portable Phonographs Televisions Automatic Telephone Answering Recording Dialling, and Recording Dictating Machines The Guthrie Waugh Organisation are the newly-appointed agents for Crown in Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei. Now
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      205 31 TLJC DdyuTl lIIU iHlfi BOOK ROOM M^PHH^ PP... in the ground floor of the Methodist BHlPP^^^^^^ Headquarters at 23-B Coleman Street, Smgapore (between the Hill Street Fire-station and Anglo-Chinese Primary School). Singapore's first Penguin bookshop. A full range of Penguins, Puffins, Pelicans for every reader. And it's run by the
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    Lock icon 'Ceasefire in Laos for peace talks' report
    156 32 'Ceasefire in Laos for peace talks' report BANGKOK. T■« s Laotian Prime Minister Prince S*nvanna PItMHM and Pathet Lao IfaWr Prince Bsmlurmutong hate agrfai "a general cease-fire" thr*Mun*Mt La,,* Bangkok Ptnt reported ta4ay Tk* report, by its cdi tor in chief Then monihadikij. did not a»ention any court e for
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    31 32 an Chlni. 30 waa f.ned HKII 500 in a mauy. for placIM ar advert sement in a cinema magazine claiming cerhtaga cuuld cure aexual smpirtinci AP
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    117 32 A FLOP— ALL THOSE 'WILL POWER' FLIGHTS 11/ ILL-POWER was all that propelled this TV unsuccessful flier, dropping rapidly towards the water In spite of boatloads of encouragement from his eager audience. The experiment took place in Sussex earlier this week, when the organisers of a Uy-by-your-own-power contest offered a
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    165 32 Malik: We may boycott Algiers conference JAKARTA, Tues Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik Indicated today that Indonesia might not take part In the nonallgned conference In Algiers next year. Speaking to reporters on his return here from Georgetown, where he attended the recent nonaligned ministerial meeting. he said Indonesia had
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    28 32 TAIPEH. Tues Foreign Minister Shen Chang-huan has said the Nationalist Government will do all It can to atop Japan from establishing diplomatic relations with Peking. Reuter.
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    41 32 MERIDA. (Mexico). TUU. Attorney -General .Humberto Rodriguez of Yucatan state said today "foreign hippies" who swim in the nude will be offered a bath and haircut at Government expense and will be deported U they refute UPI
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    75 32 MADRID. Tues. An 18--year-old wouid-be bullfighter threatened to blow up a Spanish Jumbo jet in flight If he was not given 20 million pesetas (about $840.000 1 to Mart his career, police sources said today. The youth, from Tenerlfe In the Canary Inlands who was Identified
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    35 32 CANBERRA. Tuea. Most Australians with families will take he me an extra two to (our dollars a week under a tax cut In an election year budget presented to Parliament rirre tonight. Reuter.
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    382 32 T ONDON. Tue. Faultier rlaard '•< hinder on the stork market today on hopes that tomorrow** docker* dele«atf conference will vote to eixl the national dork strike. ■ma*l kwuen i «mr oil the lup an.! at 3pm the financial Time* Indei we* a* higher at 537.1. Bargains totalled
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    188 32 Ghaz: We left because of the bulldozer tactics KUALA LUMPUR Tues "Bulldozing was the order of the day at the recent non-aligned conference in Guyana from which Malaysia. Indonesia and Laos walked out •o said Minister with Special unctions and Information. Tan Brl Ghazali Shafle. *ho led the Malaysian delegation
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