The Straits Times, 17 August 1972

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 225.000 The Straits Times The National NBwspapßr Estd. IMS THURSDAY. AUGUST 17. 1972 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    Elections
    933 1 PARLIAMENT DISSOLVED Job done: Govt seeks a new mandate SINGAPCRE. Wednesday PARLIAMENT was dissolved today and Nomination Day has been set for next Wednesday Aug. 23. The notice of dissolution was contained in it (iiizctte proclamation by President Shown who took the action on the advice of the Prime
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    Tough law
    33 1 CAIRO Wed The National Aaaesnbly today approved a toMfh new law imposing vie impnaunment with hard labour for such offence? as attempts to establish new political parties, or aprwdinf rumour- ipi
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    Lock icon Trains crash
    32 1 MAUIRAI Wed At least 54 people were injured when an express train bound fur Madras was in collision with a train coming from the opposite direction near here today Reuter
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    Lock icon Smoke signals
    33 1 SYDNEY. Wed— Smokers are very gregarious. relatively insecure, more inclined to alcohol and more promiscuous in sexual relations. Melbourne University researcher Peter Jellinek told a science congress here last night.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon DOCK STRIKE OFF
    438 1 DOCK STRIKE OFF LONDON. Wednesday I EADERS of Bri- tain's dockworkers today called off the strike which has blocked all the nations major ports for the past 20 days. A run firmer of dock drlnatrs representing the 40.000 strikers votrd 53 to 30 in favour of going bark to work.
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    Off—debate on the Chit Fund law
    310 1 Off— debate on the Chit Fund law KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday rpHE debate in Parliament on the Kootu Bill, A a measure which seeks to impose new controls on Chit Fund firms, has been deferred indefinitely in the light of developments in Singapore. i The Minister for Trade and Industry. Inche
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    Lock icon Girls came with bomb;
    56 1 BELFAST. Wed— A 100 1b bomb blasted an electrical wholes.-! ',e depot in Belfast today, only a few yards from troops manning a security cordon around the city centre. The bomb, complete with anti-handling device, was planted by a youth after two girls held up staff
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    Lock icon The rich shoplifter
    109 1 LONDON. Wed— A wealthy Pakistani cotton mill manager and his wife were fined £400 <$3,000 i each today for their second shoplifting offence at a leading London store within three days. The Pakistani couple, Ahmed Ria, 36, and his wife, Yashmin, 30, who have been holidaying in
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    Lock icon Thieu to be asked to quit?
    970 1 SAIGON. Wednesday J)|{. Henry Kissinger flew into Saigon loday amid speculation that he would ask President Thieu to resign in favour of an "interim coalition regime This is precisely what Hanoi has been demanding right through the negotiations in Paris the exit of President
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    Lock icon Hijackers give up
    73 1 SANTIAGO, Wed. An armed band of escaped terrorists who hi lacked an Argentine 'etliner with 96 people aboard surrendered to oolice today alter Chile refused to grant them political asylum or sate conduct passes to other nations. The men were among a group of about 25 who
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    Lock icon Gambling law
    29 1 MANILA. Wed Presidm 1 Murcos proposed today the p.i..--age of a law legalising casino gambling to help finance a massive rehabilitation programme in the flood-devastated Philippines. AP.
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    Lock icon Storm kills 5
    24 1 STUTTGART. Wed Five people were killed and many injured when a freak rainstorm nVrdrd the Stuttgart area today, police reported— Reuter.
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    GENERAL HELD IN ARMY PURGE
    104 1 GENERAL HELD IN ARMY PURGE l AKARTA. Wed. An tl army general and several officers have been arrrMed in the current purge of communist supportrrs in the Indonesian Armr*d Forrrs. army sources said here today. Mai.-Cien. Suratmo. chief of the army's Logistics Deqartmrnt. was arrrstrd for alleged involvement in the
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      Lock icon OLYMPICS BOYCOTT: BRUNDAGE WARNS
      66 1 OLYMPICS BOYCOTT: BRUNDAGE WARNS MUNICH. Wed.— The president of the International Olympic Committee, Mr. A\cr> Brundage. Mid today It would be nereaaary to withdraw recognition of national Olympic committee! who boycotted thr Games for political reason*. If teams were withdrawn for political reasons became of Khodesia's presence. it ta obvious
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      My terms for Peking ties—by Suharto
      427 2 My terms for Peking ties— by Suharto JAKARTA. Wednesday PRESIDENT Suharto said today that Indonesia wanted to open friendly relations with all countries, including Cnina, so long as there was no attempt to interfere in Indonesia's internal affairs. Speaking to the nation from the House of Representatives on the eve
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      Lock icon AFTER PINGPONG, IT'S NOW BALLET DIPLOMACY'
      264 2 TOKYO, Wednesday. JAPAN and China today wound up the first phase of what may become known as "ballet diplomacy" with the departure aboard Japanese airliners of a 208-member Shanghai dance-drama troupe. Led by Mr Sun PingHua. deputy secretary-ge-neral of the Cbina-Japan Friendship Association, the
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      Lock icon An Arctic clue to a 15-year puzzle
      168 2 An Arctic clue to a 1 5-year puzzle tROBISHER BAY Wed. A deserted light plane found in Canada's frozen Arctic wastes near here may have solved the mystery of two men who vanished in the wilderness 15 years ago. The plane, a single-engine Taylorcraft. contained a note which revealed that
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      Bomb blast
      25 2 TEHERAN. Wed A boml exploded at the fron' i the Iranian Oil Compai tiibutlon department on Mon Cay, killing an attendant Rev ter
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      Lock icon More for the 'beetle'
      35 2 BONN. Wed. Volkswagen announced price increases today for its range of smalt and medium-sile cars. The increases, ranging frcm about 574 to about $174 were due to rising production costs. Reuter
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      4 3 Super granny UPI RADIOPICTURE
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      ATOMICPOWERED HEART KEEPS HER TICKING
      293 3 ATOMICPOWERED HEART KEEPS HER TICKING MIAMI, Wed When 11 surgeons implanted an atomic-power-ed heart in 53-year-old grandmother Virginia Recupero she became the first American woman to have such a device. And her first reaction was: "I just keep thinking I might blow up." but added, "Yes, It's wonderful. In fact
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      Lock icon CIA is helping drug traffickers, says book
      247 3 CIA is helping drug traffickers, says book NEW YORK, Wednesday. A BOOK alleging the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency helps international heroin traffickers is to be published this week despite objections from the Government agency which rarely breaks its silence. The controversial manuscript by Alfred McKoy. a 27-year-old Yale graduate In
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      Change in bombing tactics by Belfast guerillas?
      174 3 DELFAST, Wed. An explosion at a sports and social club on the outskirts of Belfast yesterday led to speculation that republican guerillas might be changing their bombing tactics. The blast wrecked the riverside Belfast Boat Club, which was built in 1886 and catered
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      Lock icon Surgery on Wallace
      44 3 WASHINOTON. Wed—Alabama Ocv George Wallace will undergo surgery today for the drainage of a cavity in the tight side of his abdomen The cavity was discovered last wtek by X-ray Efforts to empty the cavity without surgery have been unsuccessful— AP.
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      Lock icon Rippon's return raises hope for Asians
      408 3 Rippon's return raises hope for Asians KAMPALA, Wed JJRITISH ministerial envoy Geoffrey Rippon flew back to London today amid expectations here that his return would set in motion arrangements for the early exodus of thousands of British Asians. Mr Rippon had two hours of talks yesterday with Uganda's President Idi
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      75 3 WEISEN-U DOUBLE ACTION REUEF for STOMACH ULCERS and OTHER COMPLAINTS. N. W" JUStlfl WEISEN -Us main Irftpljpfl ingredient has undergone IU --^.jj successful trials by many s^xP i leading Japanese Hospitals. SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR lUtn UJfIH mEDKAi CO.(S) PTE.ITD. "Aspro sure works J* fast" Aspro fast relief from flu,
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      Lock icon 'RUSSIANS LIED ABOUT ARMS'
      387 4 WASHINGTON, Wed A Democratic Senator said yesterday that the Soviet Union lied during arms curb talks with the United States to obtain a more favourable agreement. HswkUh senator H*nry Jackson, who hu ctase •.!*•> with the Pentagon. said the Soviet Union cUtr— d It had 41
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      Lock icon Experts probe Ityushin airliner crash
      104 4 CAST BERLIN. Wed Hearses drove through the narrow streets of sltrpjr Koenigi Wusterhiuurn today, bearing away the remains of 1M people who died in the second worst air disaster In civil avution history. The peace of the wood land town was shattered yesterday when a
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      Chiang frees Quintin but keeps him in Taiwan
      120 4 Chiang frees Quintin but keeps him in Taiwan rIPCI. Wed. journalist Quintin Vi yltunt will remain in Taiwan for some time following hi* release from jail tvday after serving a two-year-sentence here for publishing communist pro Daganda In Manila, x Government source said. rhe 56-year-old former publisher of the Chinese
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      Lock icon It's a draw in 14th game: Blunders by both players
      446 4 fIEW YORK, Wed. The 14th game of the world chess championship match between Boris Spassky and Bobby Fischer ended in a draw last night after 40 moves. Fischer. the 29--ye a r old American challenger is now within four points
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      Lock icon US Nazis to press for whites rights
      94 4 US Nazis to press for whites rights MIAMI BEACH Wed The American Na::l Party yesterday I siilci It wouH hold a white people's happtiiing during the I Republican National Convention 1 to protest racial integration Matt Koehl commander of the group, .-aid the event would begin Aug. 19 two oayj.
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      Ex-countess must stay in jail until she tells all
      190 4 Ex-countess must stay in jail until she tells all LOS ANGELES, Wed. The former wife of the Earl of Coventry was ordered to remain in Jail until she disclosed the whereabouts of her trrnace ton. Mlml Coventry, 38. was Jailed on a contempt charge after she refused to tell where
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    Hats off to these kampong housewives
    256 5  -  CHRISTINA CHEANG: By Singapore. Wed HATS of I to these kampong women of Jalan Wak Selat off 13i mile Woodlands Road' With all of their husbands away at work this morning, the women voluntarily deserted their homes to help metal a 690 tt long
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    $2,800 haul by two gangs of thieves
    135 5 $2,800 haul by two gangs of thieves SINGAPORE. Wed.— Thieves broke Into a home and a restaurant yesterday and escaped with more than $2,804 in cash and valuable* The first theft was discovered at Moon Sun Restaurant in Toa Payoh Central at 6.3* a.m. when the proprietor Mr One Woon
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    BUILDING JOBS: OLD-TIMERS ARE NOT BLOCKING YOUTHS
    266 5 CINGAPORE. Wed. Older construction workers have not been trying to discourage the younger ones from joining the profession, Mr. Toh Seng Sit, president of the Singapore Contractors Association said today. "It is not true that they want the present shortage of building construction
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    GANG THUGS DETAINED AFTER YOUTH STABBED
    239 5  - GANG THUGS DETAINED AFTER YOUTH STABBED EDWARD LIU By SINGAPORE Wed Police yesterday detained 17 thugs following a stabbing incident in Sims Avenue Involving a 15-year-old youth. They were picked up from various bars and known gangland hideouts in Oeylang after welder hong Pak. 18. was stabbed by the youth
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    4-D lottery for the public Is to all intents a sure money-spinner' for the Turf Club, claims counsel
    435 6  -  T.F HWANG: By Singapore, Wed rE Singapore Turf Club s four digit lot t*ry for the public _ti i to "a mi ■aoncy spinner tor Ust eta*, lawyer Mr C T Chen,
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    Maritime union
    18 6 SINOAPORE. Wed. The Malay-Asian Ship Officers Union has changed its name to Singapore Maritime Officers Union
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    Found hanged
    29 6 SINGAPORE Wed. A 71--year-old woman. Lee Kwee Hua. was found hanged in the kitchen of her house at Stagmont Ring Road, off 11 milestone Woodlands Road, yesterday.
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    Trio who 'hypnotised' money changer
    106 6 Trio who 'hypnotised' money changer PENANG. We*. Three Indonesian youths yesterday "hypnotised" a 3t- year -old moneychanger and got away with 51.625 in Malaysian and foreign currency. Abdul H'ahib bin Shaik Mohamad told the Straits Times today he was alone in his bookstall at the International Arcade In Penang Road
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    DPP among 10 called to the Bar
    97 6 DPP among 10 called to the Bar SINGAPORE. Wed. DPP Mr Chla Quee Khee was among 10 lawyers who were called to the Bar by Mr Justice Choor S ngh this morning. Mr Chla. who graduated from the University of Singapore in IMS. has also served as a magistrate and
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    Case of the overqualified textbook business graduate
    383 6  -  MASIE KWEE: By Singapore, Wednesday FORMER t niversity of Sin<j;i |K)if don today s;iid tiiat the curricula of business schools in South cast Asia had resulted in producing "o v c r qua! i ii c d graduates" in relation to the needs
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    FLATS BALLOTING
    61 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. 'Seventy-two four-room pointblock flats at Ellen borough Market Redevelopment Phase 1 will be sold by ballot on Saturday under the HUB* home ownership for the people scheme. Mr. Hon Sui Sen. the Finance Minister and MP for Havelock, will offlciite at the balloting at 3 p.m.
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      332 6 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS composer (7). 1. Not easy money (4, 4). 7. OooJ man first class— on the S. Where to drink plenty of quay (7). sh>rry wine (6> >. See 3. 9. Spontaneous explosion of gun 12. Make love, with result a big at hut (S). fall' (4.
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    350 Gemini items up for auction
    359 8 Staff can lodge claims CIM.AI' ORE, Wed. Abo* XAi items of offk (<|III|)IIU-Mt .lllcl (ill mliiit belonging to '•t iiiiiii hit Fund I") i ition Ltd. will k<> umWr the hammer on Aug. They are being disposed of by the Official Receiver who has
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    'Avoid these roads on Saturday' plea
    90 8 'Avoid these roads on Saturday plea OINGArORE. Wed.—Po- lice today appealed to motorists to a\oid using the roads near National Theatre on Saturday when the Singapore Polytechnic holds its graduation ceremony. Some 3.*#f guests are ft pec ted to attend. Clemenceau Avenue between Fort Canning Road and River Valley Road,
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    Minister to give credentials to CCC members
    78 8 s^gapore. wed— The Minister for Home Affairs and MP for Alexandra, Prof. Wong Un Ken, will present credential cards to members of the area's citizens consultative and management committees at a National Day dinner on Sunday. The dinner will be held at the
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    Woman charged with assault
    58 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. A 41--year-old woman, Allna LJm. was charged today with causing hurt to three women In West Coast Road en Aug. 3. She was alleged to have used a knife to hurt Sim Ah Wee. 44. Ooh Sek Chee. 24. and Goh Soh Mul. 23
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    SIX YOUNG, TALENTED MUSICIANS OUT TO DO THEIR TEACHER PROUD
    244 8  -  CHEW LEE By CHING rr\HESE six young 1 musicians want to show teacher that he has not been wasting his time on them. They were rehearsing last night for their debut as members of the yeai -old Slngapura String Orchestra
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    'S'pore not yet fully accepted by her immediate neighbours'
    201 8 SINOAPORE. Wed Singapore's imitifd latp South-east Asian nelgbours have not yet fully accepted the Republic in a brotherhood of nations. Dr. Ong Leong Boon a PAP candidate t coming general elections, said last night This wu one of the challenges the
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    Trishaw rider killed
    44 8 SINOAPORE. Wed A trishaw rider. Lim Kwee Seng 70 wu killed when his vehicle collided with a mini bus in Bendemeer Road at 6 am. today Eye witnesses are asked to contact Inspector Lee Kok Leong of Sepoy Lines police station.
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      268 8 f Congratulations to Mr. Low Guan Onn w.a f (M.P. for River Valley Constituency) f on his conferment of i f Pingat Jasa Gemilang c (Meritorious Service Medal) by The President of the Republic of Singapore > -i from r Kirn Lee Engineering Works Soon Hing Company Nam Hup Engineering
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    Singapore to use new Malay spelling
    364 9 Singapore to use new Malay spelling 'LONGER GRACE PERIOD' SINGAPORC. W«4. gINGAPOKE is r\|H( ted to adopt the new romanised It a has a Malaysia s|*-lling system officially launched by Malaysia and Indo nesia today. However. It is likely that full Implementation of the system ejaan baru here would take
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    Illegal entry Indons jailed
    43 9 SINOAPORE. Wed Two Indonesians were today jailed (or a month each (or entering Singapore without a permit They were Parto bin Kadimln. 23. and Samjoedl Hotekl. 30 who entered the Republic on Auf. and 12 respectively Both pleaded tuUty
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    FOR 'CHINA' NOW READ 'CINA'
    529 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday MALAY words such as "China 1 (Chinese*, "chachat" < deformed) or '■Mach" < March t or other words with consonants such as "sh" "dh." "dz" and "th" will now be simplified under the new spelling system for Bahasa Malaysia. "China" will now
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    'Malaysians must take over from expats'
    164 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed While recruiting highly skilled expatriates, the country must train a sufficient number of Malaysians to take over from them. Th;j point was stressed in the Dewan Ra'kyat by the Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department. Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen. He told
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    Malaysia and Indonesia begin the new system today
    268 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday MALAYSIA and Indonesia today proclaimed the use of the new common spelling system from tomorrow. The new system with significant changes in the structure of the two closely related tongues which were bequeathed by different sprllint styles by the
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      84 9 Target for colour TV Xl M A LUMPUR. Wed. The Government is to consider introducing colour television after the whole country is covered by TV transmissions. Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl vee TV's wo«»cin' now, what filament I ELMEK! THAT'LL BE AN WAS RETICULE I EIGHT- BUCK SERVICE .< W«OU6[
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    Justice Party formed to woo Indian voters
    192 10 SINGAPORE. Wed. Formation of a new political party to contest Singapore's next general elections was announced here today. Called the Justice Party. It will concentrate on Indian voters In Singapore Mr. Paul Kunjuraman, sec-retary-general of the party, also announced that his organisation would
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    Ganja fines for two
    56 10 SINGAPORE Wed. Two men were today lined 1150 each for having ganja at the junction of Jalan Euncs and Jalan Singa on July IS Mohammed Said bin Samat. 25. had a stick of cigarette containing Ranja and Joharl bin Othman. 28. had a half burnt cigarette
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    Fatal walk
    26 10 SINOAPORE Wed Factory clerk. Abdul Karim bin Abdullah. 27. collapsed and died while walking along Haig Road yesterday Police do not suspect foul play.
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    A special education division for handicapped
    462 10 'FACILITIES TO BE INCREASED' gINCiAPORE, Wed. The Parliamentary Secretary (Culture and Education), Inche Sha'ari Tadin tonight announced that the Ministry of Education hoped to set up a special education division lor the handicapped. The division will work with the various handicapped schools. But it
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    International meeting for aero-modellers
    158 10 SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore's first international competition for radio-controlled model aeroplanes will be held at Chanri airfield on Aug. 27 at 2 p.m. The competition, which is ooen to members of the Radio-Modellers Sincapore and invited dubs abroad, is aimed at encouracinc air mindedness in youth. Sponsored
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      218 11 No room to move around in bathrooms of HDB flats LAST Saturday. I happened to be in To* Payoh ■Mate and took the opK unity of visiting a k of HDB four -room flats in Lorong 1 which was near completion One feature which strikes me as impractical is the
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      48 11 I WAS told that the monorail terminal station will be at Bedok. As the reclaimed land will stretch to Tanah Merah why don't the planners .s>te the monorail station at Tanah Merah' It will benefit people living in Upper Changi Road. Tampines and Loyang Estates PLANNING AHEAD, Singapore.
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      Hogging the hostel phone for 90 mins
      74 11 I TRIED to call the nurses hostel at Brebner House in the Outram Hospital a few days ago. The line was engaged continuously for almost 90 minutes. For the benefit of the large number of nurses staying in the hostel a couple of
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      285 11 DURING last Wednesday s National Day Celebration. I had the pleasure along wiih thousands of others, fortunate enough to be in Singapore, to watch tr-e National Day Parade There Is no question that It was one of the more impressive displays of national unity that can be viewed anywhere in
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      90 11 MAY I express our heartfelt gratitude to the Good Samaritan who stopped to help us when our car stalled at Jal&n Cheng Sam He is an European. After failing to start the car, he towed it back to our home in Mayflower Road In our excitement, we forgf t to
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      94 11 KILLING in Singapore is becoming dangerously common. All you have to do is read a newspaper and you will find that at least one person has been stabbed to death almost every day. Even boys of 12 have the guts to kill and join gangs. Even more daring are gangsters
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      99 11 I WOULD like to refer to the protest letter by one of the Polytechnic engineering undergraduates on students with long hair. He said that most of these long-haired students keep away from the library and hide themselves in locked tutorial rooms to gamble. Being one of these undergraduates I can
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      125 11 IN reply to Mr. Peter Lim's letter (ST., June 27) we would like to thank him for the information given. However, it is also stated In the Statutes, Acts. Regulations of the University of Singapore (1970/***** that some of the duties of Senate are: (I) "The making of Regulations to
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      PORTRAIT OF THE UGLY SINGAPOREANS
      330 11 How diners and caterers behaved at an N-Day get-together ATTEXDKI) our constituency's National Day (liiiiur on Aug. 10 and was treated to something more than the usual speeches and variety items. Towards the end of the dinner, the caterers were in such a hurry that
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      It takes a rugged youth one minute to cross this danger spot
      174 11 It takes a rugged youth one minute to cross this danger spot I AM a concerned resident in this part of Toa Payoh. I would like to know from the relevant authorities the possibility of building an overhead pedestrian bridge across Jalan Toa Payoh. This stretch of road is very
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      28 11 SOMETHING should be done about the rocky path of Bedok Road In front of Masjid Laut Bedok Couldn't the MP for Bedok look into this. CITIZEN, Singapore, IS.
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      Where being last in a race is an advantage
      238 11 Where being last in a race is an advantage I REFER to your report of yet another first by Singapore, this time in connection with the experiment of the new drug. Prostaglandin on our Singapore women. (ST., Aug I am afraid Professor Retnam's obvious pride in claiming Singapore to be
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      66 11 music s^j A4CDEBN WAY TO HEALTH JB| M l> I I tl l> Ningz International (Pie) Limited. NO 2 MISTRI ROAD SINGAPORE 2. TELEPHONE: *****-3 Congratulations 6? Best Wishes to The Government of the Republic of Indonesia on the occasion of their Independence Day TEO KIM TONG LifMtr, Larry and
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      296 11 I SCORING I I MARKS IN I I GENERAL I The General Paper is one of the most important papers in the HSC exams. A pass in £^^k G.P is vital for a "t C W full certificate. /A. J LJP Today and next Thursday, 'B naih>n^! New Nation presents
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    Union to negotiate new pay scale for portmen
    145 12 Union to negotiate new pay scale for portmen OINOAPORE, Wed —The •3 Singapore Portworkers' Union plans to negotiate with the Port Authority a fresh salary structure for its 5,000 waterfront workers. Mr V Jayakody industrial relations officer of the union, said talks would begin soon after the newly elected 56
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    Mentri Besar who had to wait
    158 12 SEREMBAN. Wednesday MENTRI Besar Dato Mansor bin Othman today cancelled a special briefing for 60 visiting Asian youth leaders at the state Legislative Assembly hall here for falling to turn up despite one hour's waiting. He had to put it of! because he had
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    Detective invokes new law on prelim inquiries
    369 12  - Detective invokes new law on prelim inquiries MAUREEN CHUA ■y SINGAPORE, Wednesday A DETECTIVE tentatively accused of culpable homicide not amounting to murder today invoked an amendment In the Criminal Procedure Code that made a preliminary Inquiry into his case non-reportable Chua Sol Hong, 40, is alleged to have caused
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    Hair dryer shock
    44 12 SINGAPORE, Wed.— A 22-year-old woman, Toon Boi. was electrocuted by a hair dryer and fell unconscious in her Jalan Biring home, off Jalan Kayu. at 12 30 p.m. today. She later recovered in an ambulance on her way to Outram Hospital.
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      373 12 i: Juroiif DRIVE-IN Qmm: OPENS TODAY! 1 $2 SHOWS NIGHTLY: 7 OO 9 3Opm (Tel: *****4 i ADMISSION Aa«»» 12. CUMmb $1 S SEX O^^ >. W REVOLUTIONi p*" J r M Zaw3!rnT^aTri»ra7"H^« M Cat»a7cil«Bil»^«» —a a. Ia" •.I la aM bib. «a«y AHar pa«tM a* I■' I a* taa
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      199 12 ATTENTION OF FABRIC LOVERS ONLY $PICIAL BARGAIN COUNTERS ON ALL FORIIGN FABRICS, INCLUDING Sit THROUGH TRICEL PRINTED 44" WIDTH AT Jl 50 PER YD. ONLY. FOR RETTER SELECTION. VISIT i DEPART MENTAL STORE 9 DAL ME ©A STREET. SINGAPORE 1. TEL ***** OPEN ON SUNDAY ywi\swwvww.*BVwWaS >ottirdoy Mt#W9f nt »1.,
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      53 12 congratulations to the people government of INDONESIA on their NATIONAL DAY WISMA theatre Wisma Indonesia, Orchard Road, Singapore 9. Tel: *****5 BJBBBBBBBBBBBB ftl /~X «"> HUTKL. REST4I HA \T mmmmm^ mmmmm^ Sti. *^-^y/ t^J 6a Qf\ Unhr., CM/A &**H. /Bm\ PRESENTS G mvW{ -vM V^M) "nusara sit Sm^t \i From
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      169 12 Yfiio "opWS "today 5 shows dairy: 11am. 1.45. 4.00. 630&9 15 pm V', t- a* T Jvf\immmWDL*t^ V Wat 47^T TFfil^^LaWatP*^ I f I W V ><»^^^^|3 a^aA MLat^'V^ '^8 aT^U bbbV a A HAMMER PRODUCTION in COLOR" Starring 1 ANDREW KEIR, VALERIE LEON, JAMES V ILL OS 'I MXUAIM'RA-OI'KXS
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      702 12 B OW6*HISJIT.ON ertNS tooay lla~ 1.45. IN, 4 t.ll Andrew nr.r 1 Votarw L#on m U "•LOOO ir—m Mm MUMMTt TOMt" Technicolor ,SBi NOW SHOWINC-Na iiaa Law liaai. 110 «c*. .41 4 «M All SHAWS TOP STARS in "TNI 14 AMAIONS •jj |A SHAW PROD' I "n Mondorm in Showtcopa,
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    Telling the true story of Islam to the world
    173 13 IfUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Tun Abdul Razak said today the international Islamic News Agency must correct the "centiirtw of misinformation and distortion' Uat have been the burden of Islamic nations. wiu have to dedicate itself to UM task o! t'Jlni the true
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    Social graces that stump a civil servant
    473 13 OR WHY THE GOVT OFFICIAL CAN'T FIT IN THE WORLD OF THE BUSINESSMAN gl N (i A PORE, Wed. The civil N(T\;mt finds it psychologically and intellectually difficult to put up with "business mores." He regards social dos as "banal and unsatisfying" and
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    COUNCIL TO AWARD FELLOWSHIPS
    150 13 OINGAPORE. Wed The Science Council plans to award six to nine fellowships this year to help upgrade the standard of technology in the Republic. Fields in which the fellowships will be awarded Include process development, quality control, product development and industrial management. Other fields of industrial
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    Bombing training
    39 13 SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore Armed Forces aircraft will conduct live-firing and bombing training at the South Islands range at Pulau Pawai from Aug. 28 to Sept. 1. Daily live-firing times will be from It am to 4 p.m.
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    SECURITY IS TO BE A DOCTOR—AND PRUE HAS SET HER MIND ON IT
    227 13 SECURITY IS TO BE A DOCTOR— AND PRUE HAS SET HER MIND ON IT SINGAPORE. Wed.—Doctoring seems a far cry for a woman who has enjoyed success in modelling Yet attractive Australian fashion model Prue Hie key (left) intends to become a doctor one day. "Being a doctor will give
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      232 13 iMSj^'mlsS aa\fc. aa» < as iHs_aai BM^BBk. So ore our braised pork tenderloin in clay pot. Esia's Desires which is chicken and shrimps simmered in rich stock coconut and curry seasonings. Le Kebab A L Oriental is simply out of this world. Marinatea in herbs and I lambed to perfection.
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      58 13 i hksaimuia I VI •ammm |nu houb WE STEAK OUR \Y 3 REPUTATION ON IT V. K and we mean steak. G9 £j succulent, juicy. Sa V mouth-watering JSP tender meat G #3 prepared for you. H f£ rare medium y* Wa or well done. fifl MTMTSTfMaFUST! 13 s^ fond
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      242 13 Congratulations to The Government People OF INDONESIA ON THEIR NATIONAL DAY from WISMA HOTEL r% A Xl Xl V C RESTAURANT/NITECLUB UAININY D COCKTAIL LOUNGE Wisma Indonesia. Orchard Road Singapore. 9 v^^smaia^hCSft Whether you re a coffee tippler, I ||6 ll6w^v^wl a tea addict, or just have a low P^H
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    The Straits Times THURSDAY, AUGUST 17. 1972 TEST OF SUCCESS
    536 14 The Straits Times THURSDAY, AUGUST 17. 1972 TEST OF SUCCESS The element of surprise in timing a general election is an advantage enjoyed by all governments, and in recommending yesterday's dissolution of parliament, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew has used that advantage with telling effect. Much as the "experts" in and
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    Lock icon The 'drawer' way to business...
    380 14 The 'drawer way to business BRUSSELS. Wed THE revelation by a 1 British Member of Parliament, Mr. Geoffrey Rhodes, that an attempt to bribe him had brrn made by an Italian businessman has occasioned nothing more than a shrug in European political and business circles. Mr Rhodes said hr had
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    In the wake of the floods
    1023 14  -  Richard Critchfield THE PHILIPPINES by If relief is too little or too late, there is prospect for the first time in modern Philippine history of a radical social upheaval. Pressures have been building up in the past decade... NATIVIDAD BARRIO, (The Philippines). "If it
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    Where logic is scarce
    799 14  -  JAMES RESTON VIETNAM by Washington and could get scarcer in the next few months ifENRY Kissingers trips to Paris are good news and good politics since they suggest that there is some movement towards peace, but the fact is that even Kissinger does not expect any
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      68 14 Styles cut te the latest trend by cur most experienced ereftsmet* once IVM. Suits tewutely hand teilered ft, stitched right te the Buttonholes ensuring best workmanship. We ere atse Hwerters ft exporters of finest Gents teitltes thereby ■re have the latest widest renge of meterlels fer selection. And fer ewr
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      210 14 F. J. ISAACS PTE LTD. Optometrists Opticians Contact Lens Practitioners of 10 12, The Arcade are now also at SPECIALISTS' CENTRE 149 150, Ist. Floor Orchard Road Somerset Road. For appointments, please phone TIE ARCADE SPECIALISTS' CENTRE *****, *****. *****4, *****2. EDUCATION IN SWITZERLAND THE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF GENEVA A
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    Population blow-up if 'no planning'
    537 15  -  SHEN SWEE YONG ♦40,000 REACH MATRIMONIAL AGE EVERY YEAR' By §1 a V ORE Wwl. Even year, some 40.<XH> in .~>O.(M)O young Sfaappori ins reach matrimonial age nxl unless Sin MM print hi I planning HsgkTMTC wilt population ex plosion. ;i <I<m toi warned today.
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    London firm for $40m drydock
    114 15 London firm for $40m drydock SINGAPORE, Wed—Sembawang Shipyard Pte. Ltd. has chosen the London consulting engineers, O. Maunsell and Partners, to prepare the design and supervise the construction of one of the world's largest drydocks io be built here. The dock, expected to cost about $40 million, will be 1.260
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    Dennis Lee to give piano recital
    74 15 Dennis Lee to give piano recital SINGAPORE. Wed— Penangborn pianist Dennis Lee will give a recital at the Singapore Conference Hall on Aug 25 at 8 p.m. The concert, presented by the Singapore Musical Society and the Young Musicians Society, will feature works by Schubert. Michael Tlrpett and Ravel. Tickets
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    Boy drowns in drain
    56 15 SINGAPORE. Wed. A 15--year-old student. Teo Kong Ting of Onan Road, fell in'o a swollen monsoon drain by the side of the Odeon-Katong Cinema in East Coast Road, today and drowned. A police spokesman said: "Several bystanders rushed to his aid and dragged him out. Artificial
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    LORRY HAND LIVES THROUGH IT ALL
    115 15 CINGAPORE, Wed. Trapped and helpless but this lorry attendant lived through his harrowing experience after an accident yesterday evening. Toy Kirn Pong, 19, was pinned behind the driver's cabin and a pile of wooden bars after the accident at Geylonq Road opposite the Gay
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      79 15 \SJ£^Smmmm» *>«•*••«» "*^Ome saridon and the pain IS GONE One Saridon is all you need when you have a nagging pain. And because you only take one, it costs less to make you feel better. And it's so convenient and sa*e. Next time pain bothers you take one Saridon and
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      8 15 Samuel Butler __fliH 7 Agents: THE BORNEO COMPANY <^^>
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      142 15 On your TV and Radio 5 11 PM Opening and Bmtang 1 1! Gha/ai Ml 124 My Fr.etds Around The World 531 Diii.am Tell- Secret Death MS Chahaya 5 M Weatttcf report IN Ne»s IN MM* 117 Parliament Report 111 Parfidge Family-Dora, Dora, 1.27 Penstioa Dora 1.4 f Felony Squad—
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      762 15 3 M PM Opening and Where The 155 The Smith Famiy-A Blue Tie Heart Is 7.21 Science Report 3.21 For The Family (C) 7.41 News (0 1.45 Health in the Home: Ante- 7.51 Our Music Makers: Featuring Natal Care (C— repeat) Yew Hong Chow (Harmonica— 4.M Housewives' Matinee The Chinese)
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      Mannequins from Paris to model haute couture clothes...
      563 16  -  ONG KIAT BENG by SINGAPORE women will be able to see Paris fashions "in the flesh" when Hobert de Givenchy and Nina Hicci show their latest collections here on Thursday and Friday next week. Seldom have we had the chance to view
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      BACK TO NATURE WITH A LOOK THAT'S FRESH AND GLOWING
      523 16 LTAVING a face that 11 smells like a kitchen pantry may not be your idea of looking beautiful. But it certainly is Stephen Neal"s way to appear healthy, glowing and naturally pretty. He advocates it for glrlj who want to
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      How to stay slim
      144 16 SLIMMING is an aid to good health, a tonic physically and psychologically, but there is no magic formula which enables a woman to indulge herself and still keep a sylph-like figure in spite of it says Mrs. V. Sorgbie. a d'etician. "Balanced eating not starvat'on is
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      325 16 Smooth Braulifu! Neck for beauty brlow the rrnn concentrate on the face that all necks hare a tendency to dryness and the early development of wrinkles Every day and acain at night before retiring soften and smooth your neck cleansing by strok.n a Aim of oil of at the same
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      95 16 Nyal ASCORBIC ACID TABLETS JST^f^W' E M ST Vim VITAMINS rHl' vPS'-ir^^ it in TH{ DIET IS ESSENTIAL I Jfeaaaaaaa* 1 FOR MINTAININC I itWHMm-JFWVuhI HEALTHY BONES SKIM ThaJM-^PTnTTHiiIU N0 BOOT Tlssuf J^ILLa^rffIECDDPI PROMOTING GROWTH ■1 II Wfß&tttE^tti ANO BUILOIMC RESISTANCE P*;|^HiE2l*^^^s T0 RESPIRATORY INfECTIONS [M .^^^~^'9fc Jg 9i i[nm
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      At home with the coloured phone
      684 17 THK private or personal secretaries to the top bosses seem to have al" the lurk. Many have their own offices (air conditioned naturally) with |K)lished desks and socially designed chairs. Some of them, I know, have been also Riven a free hand in deciding
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      SUNBURN TREATMENT
      137 17 OINTMENTS, wet compresses and soothing lotions are items helpful in treating sunburn. A bland cold cream or lightweight mineral oil may be appl cd. says the American Medical Association. The association adds this word of caution about commercial sunburn medications: "These products contain ingredients which are intended to
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      About fruit and vegetable
      260 17 HERE are some tips on how to prepare or keep fresh vegetables and fruits. Most fruit and vegetables should be used soon alter purchase, they are then much fresher and crlsper and retain more of their vitamin C content. lf they have to be stored for
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      355 17 C )ptrose is a children's syrup that does a lot of good for waiting mothers toa B^bK (W ith 3 tiiin's morv Vitamin C than frvsh j orange juke or Hat kt urrant syrup.) All throng* rtic growing B^B^B^B^B^aW yttn OTTROSF gi«ct ckM |B| I rcn the if imw C
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      238 17 WSmW^^ SOOTHING f^-r^B^P HEALING B^L^Bk^B^al B^L^Lw* r '*A A aW. .^m^^t -^^mmw^^^K^^^^ ficnEsift The Antiseptic Dusting Powder that cares for your whole familyPrevents prickly heat, skm irritation and dermic eruption iKJiGRAFTON /AVe\\ LABORATORIES PTE LTD fMcAUSTERI SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR *OH I I PENANG KUOtNG UGLY RED It's a RASHES Wonderful
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        Rises
        72 18 I. O Bank 00 Wn $299 M Work* $4 10 >i S3 34 It Srmb $7 15 t nlrrpnv* $2 52 ■tiiM-nal $0 92 Ml Dr\ SI M <jn Holdings SO 87 M (jhlr> {4 04 H J. Hold S6 1S r M S2 85 toxv H S«AO rown
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        Fills
        20 18 Krponc PUnt *5 95 S Darby 8° Ha» P»r S7OO Fane» Ttlw $1 »0 .If —.15 —.15 —.15 —.14
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        Most active stocks
        24 18 «an Holdinjs 1 <K>O. (X "ity Dp\ 447.0( ia» Par 274.01 mprrial Hotel 220 01 Fotal Turnover 5.64 Jplayrd Prrcrnta;« 2!
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        29 18 lndaotrUh tU M I Hatrk <*»••• rraprrtks MJ.45 ti» t Tin l».l« 12«7S I S nikkm: tlt.M tlt.U D«c. M. I*M l»rr 11. IMS 1M t Dm. 19. s
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1004 18 Bio and •rri« mtcct trn ||>UT LKTIO AT TMI tIHI tr •UtlHttt 111 TNI »TOe« lICMANCI WITH PKILt M«VI«tMTt IM I«H«IH 'ItTIDDIT DIM IDDIITaitLI CLOSING TONE: Hotels and properties very steady, industrials firm while commodity stocks were dull. TUBNOVEB: Official total turnovei as supplied by the Stock Exchange
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      Market projects steady to firm trend
      297 18 Market projects steady to firm trend STEADY to firm conditions persisted on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Trading was brisk throughout the day and the overall volume exceeded 5.6 million units. Gains were generally narrow as profit -takers were making their presence felt intermittently Company news have
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1768 18 n NESS in and it ported to D i he Sinvaporr and Kuala lumpur tn.dlng rooms of the Stock Ex hanse yesterday with the i.i.mber of shares traded 'hewn in brackets in lots of 1 o*o unless otherwise specified \t M* ill 295 V Tap* Hi 163 Itl
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      Asian dollar
      72 18 •pHESE rates were quoted on the Anan dollar market yesterday for value on Aug. 18. The rates are for deposits of US$25OOO and above 1 mth *****t0 5 3 16', 2 mths 5 1 16 to s', 3 mths 5 5 16 to 5 9 16'; 6 mths
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      GAZETTED PRICES
      75 18 rl MalxviUn Minister of Finance has fixed the«e rates for calculating < ustoms duties for the period from \ug 17 to 21: Rubber 41; cents a tea opra 5321 96 a ton Palm Oil 5500.00 a ton Palm Kernel 5235.25 a ton The rates of duties payable are:
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      Ben sees steady growth ahead
      314 18 BEN appears to be well set on the recovery trail. After turning in vastly improved profits of $1.5 million for 1971-72 against $358,671 last time, the company now forecasts a continuation of steady, profitable trading. Chairman Aian Yeo tells shareholders In his annual statement that
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        No change in tin
        169 18 TIIL Stiiiils tin price in Penang yesterday was unchanged A $(>2l.r>() per pic ul on an official offering down 58 tons to 260 tons. The local market was unaffected by the easier overnight London metal market where the price sagged £2 to £1.536 for forward. LONDON:
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        Gold market
        60 18 TiMtdiy MwMtay u»» ust London r i7s SA.7P Beirut Clowd M.(» Honxkonx 61.31 «4 «9 Zurlrh 6A.508 4- D M (M) 8 Parin Cloned A 6.37 8 pore ill (7.23 «7 M Spor* (2) 22<i.i)0 Z2«XO 111 Export price In non-iterlinx area* in f 8. dollars per ounce.
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        CLOSING PRICES
        22 18 AUG. It. RUBBER: 8 8.25 cents (down 0.25 cent). TIN: $621.50 < unchanged' Official offering: 260 tons (down f 8 tons).
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        PRODUCE
        109 18 MINtJt PROOUCI EXCHANCC lINCAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES FIR riCUL VESTERUAY Cecenut Oil: bulk (34 »c'ler«. drum %M <p[lrn kMI Mixed kwnr L'K '"onl 8888 V **—t: Munivk ABTA white f.o.b. lUU', NLW WIIK nel'era Sarawak \»hiie fo.b. NLW tITT| arllen. Sarawak unecial bli.k f.o.b. M', NLW 111TI nellera. Bar»«ak
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        Copper prices
        36 18 London rojioer pru-t on Tuesday (previouf in brackets Wirehar Spot buyers r42».00 (H22.SU) «eller {42AM 1(423.00): Three montha buyer (4U.SO i C 433 (10) wllrr 1436.00 (£433.50) Market lene: Very nearly. Sale*: S.3SO ton*.
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        PALM OIL
        35 18 In London on Tuesday palm oil prire. or Malayan S per rent CIX IK N European porta In bulk per lon* ion Cl.lWr. mm ouoled at UKCO2 mllem. or Con! $223 i unchanged >.
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        RUBBER DECLINES
        370 18 A FTER opening unchanged. the rubber market yesterday sagged W cent on lack of buying Interest In quiet trading. However, fair turnover In switching RSS One position up to April June 1973 was again noted. Physicals were quiet apart from some deals in SMR 5 and SMR £0
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        SMR BUSINESS
        107 18 |-VAILY SMR prices issued by the Malaysian Rubber Bxchan? end Rubber Association of Singapore at neon yestcrdey. Sept. Oct. urrrnt Month) (Forward Month) Buyers Seller* Rayrrs Sellers Cents per kf Cents per kg. SMR SCV (I— ton Pallet) 95.25 95 7&S 95 50 96 001 BMR 5L (I—
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      334 18 SUNGEI TI'KANG Rubber announces that agreement has been reached to acquire Productivity Consultants, a business and financial consultancy company Payment will be satisfled by the issue of 1 48 million Ordinary shares of SI each in Sungei Tukang In addition, a further 148 million shares will be issued but
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      Exchange rates
      218 18 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Auk 16 Local dollar* to one unit SELLING BI'VIM. of Foretcn Current-* TT or OO TT OD Sterling Pound 6 8118 6 7704 6 7*54 Australian Dollar ***** 3 2 8 1 1 3
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        MELBOURNE
        253 18 MELBOURNE Wed Rises doubled falls in healthy poft budget trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today Industrials attracted most of the support, although the tone in other sectors was firm Today 11 clonlnit middl. prtssa in Australian dollar, and reno ith INDUSTRIAL! P. Amnol Aunt. Con Ind. ;74 Aunt
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        204 18 XTEW YORK Tues ProfltA>l taking turned the market lower after a mid-day rally. tilßßered by a new Vietnam peace hope, but tailed to attract follow-through support Turnover was moderately active. Today* < lonlnu prlc-mi in l\B. dollars followed by th* difTrrenxa on yraterdav a pru*. Alliid Chemical Mli>
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        100 18 HONG KONO. Wed. The market was again xlow and dull with fellers gradually puf-h--lnft down prices across the board Today rloDinaC prn-w in Hon; Konx dollar* and rrntu follow Inn l.y thr difftrrmn on y««trrday a prir«.«. Amil Ruh»>«r S.2ON Bank of Kan Ana 264 00 B China
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        205 18 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Tu*sda> tig 64 Monday 97 13 Week ago 96 87 RIBBEKS Tuesdny 333 15 M«n<iay 333 95 W«*k "Bo 345 S3 Ml Tuesday 327 .74 Monday 320 95 Week ago 327 04 INDI'STRIALS Tuesday 536 g Monday 52J 2 We*k .to 515 7 DOW JONIS AVEKAOE
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    The nomination centres
    283 23 The nomination centres NOMINATIONS for the «5 ptuliamentai-Y seats will take place at It centres between 11 a.BB. and noon next Wednesday. Nomination forms may be obtained at the office of the Eeturning Officer, Mr. J B. de Some at the Elections Office at City Hall, (round floor. Coleman Street
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    327 23 'Stop president of MIC from holding office' suit filed by party member K. LUMPUR. Wed AN MIC member, Mr. P. Syed Mohamed, secretary of the Jalan Pekililinß branch, filed a suit in the High Court today against Tun V.T. Sambanthan as president of the party. The statement of claim, filed
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    Safe was opened in my presence: -Officer
    195 23 Safe was opened in my presence: -Officer- SINGAPORE. Wed A police Inspector told a court today how a family sate was opened In his presence with the use of a crowbar and screwdriver Insp. Chang Hong Fook was testifying at the continued trial of Cheow Glm Thlam, unemployed, accused of
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    Man for whom jail holds no fear loses appeal
    160 23 SINGAPORE, Wed— Mr. Justice Choor Singh today dismissed a labourer's appeal against sentence of a five-year Jail and six strokes of the cane for armed robbery because "he had been in and out of prison so often that prison had no
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      Bee Khim plays super golf to ietain Women's Open title
      485 25  - Bee Khim plays super golf to ietain Women's Open title ERNEST FRIDA By DEFENDING champion Kee Bee Khlm played superlative golf yesterday to retain the Singapore Women's Open golf championship by nine strokes at the Island course Bee Khim, 20. carded one-under par 73 in the final round for a
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      Sepaktakraw triangular
      29 25 THREE countries Malaysia. Indonesia and Singapore will take part In the Pt >v Sukan sepaktakraw tournament starting at the Singapore Badminton Hall on Tuesday at 7 pm
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      Hilton 4-2
      36 25 SINGAPORE HILTON beat Fraser and Neave 4-2 In a friendly soccer match at River Valley Road yesterday Alex <2>. Ahmad All and Isman scored (or Hiltcn. and Jeflrey and Dicky (or Fraser and Neave.
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      Lai Heng beats Thuan Heng's 1964 record
      358 25 Lai Heng beats Thuan Heng's 1964 record ASIAN Age Group bronze medallist Soen Lai Heng smashed Tan Thuan Heng's eight-year-old record In the 100 m freestyle heats for "B" division boys on the third day of the National Schools swimming championshiDs at ACS pool yesterday, reports ALBERT JOHNSON. Lanky Lai
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      124 25 Singapore boy in record breaking team A UGUSTINE Kong. a A student of Anglo-Chin-ese Primary School, is fast making a name in schools' athletics in Middlesex. England. Augustine's father. Sidney Kong, told Tirnesport that his son with three Jamaicans recently clocked a new BriUsh Youth (15-17 years) 4xloom relay Record.
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      429 25 TAIWAN will send its National men's team in a strong bid to win the honours in this year's Pesta Sukan basketball international championships starting on Aug. 26 at the Gay World stadium. The Taiwanese who were dethroned by the Philippines last year, are
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      Stewart back from US is fancied in Open
      258 25  - Stewart back from US is fancied in Open E. FRIDA By QCHOOLBOY Jimmy Stewart, fresh from his United States tour, is strongly tioped to wrest the Singapore Amateur Open golf championship which begins at Bukit course this afternoon. Jimmy, who caused a sensation when he qualified for the United States
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      Soccer tourney
      23 25 THE Ministry of Culture will hold the first Inter-Department soccer competition for the ■Publicity Trophy' at Parrer Park starting on Tuesday.
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      Ministry final
      19 25 SINOAPORE Civil Service Sports Council Inter-Ministry Sepaktakraw final will be held at Bukit Chermin tomorrow at 8
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      Today's golf ties
      215 25 Ist TEE: 1130 T.S Leong <M> Lee Keng Bin 'Si. 11.37 Talib bin Haron (8>; K.C. Choo (Mi 1144 Lee Tuck Chew (M) MW. Newport (8) L Nonis (8). 1151 Tay Chong Yew (S) W Bosley <S> Lee Tak Suan (M). 1158 Kadar Shah (Mi R Piper
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      227 25 Tanglin Club rout SCC TANOLIN CLUB One consolidated their position in the Singapore "B" grade league squash competition when they trounced Singapore Cricket Club by 4-0 at Tanglin yesterday David Howard gave Tanglin a winning start when he beat John Armstrong 9-5, 9-0, 9-5 Rich Shoemaker made It 2-0 with
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      379 25 LONDON. Wed— Pat Pocock of Surrey took seven wickets for four runs in his last two overs In a thrilling finish to the drawn English County cricket championship match with Sussex yesterday. OfT-spinner Pocock included
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      52 25 BADMINTON National Championships (SBA Hall 7 pjn.i; HOCKEY SHA knockout tournament: Senior University r Jansenltes i Farrer Park): SCC v Prisons '(Padang). SOCCER PARC InterDept league: Shipyard B v Police (Buklt Chermin); Friend lies Rajajl v Ming Court. Star United v NSPB (Farrer Park). SWIMMING National Schools Championship (Barker Rd.
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      Australia survive collapse to win by 5 wickets
      359 26 Australia survive collapse to win by 5 wickets I ONDON, Wed. Australia survived an early collapse to defeat England by five wickets on the sixth and final day of the Fifth cricket Test at The Oval here today and square the series 2-2. Final scores: England 284 and 356; Australia
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      SCOREBOARD
      80 26 ENGLAND M Inns 284 A I STKAIIA Ist Inns 399 ENGLAND 2nd Inns 356 AUSTRALIA 2nd Inns H'ataon Ibw Arnold 6 I NUrkpole c ICnott b Orelg 79 1. (happell c sub b Underwood 37 G. Chappell Ibw Underwood 16 Edwards Ibw Orelg 1 Sheahan not out 44 Marsh
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      Johore to compete in Pesta rugby
      290 26 JOHORE will take part in the Pesta Sukan Under 23 rugby quadrangular be ginning on the padang on Aug 28. reports GODFREY ROBERT. Singapore Rugby Union's Under 23 sub committee chairman. Mr Mohammed Rahman, said yesterday: "The Johore RU president. Inche Sulaiman Moham mcd
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      Olympic soccer match to be telecast live
      177 26 \M ALAYSIAS opening soccer match against West ITI Germany in the Olympic Games in Munich will be telecast LIVE on TV Malaysia on Aug. 27. The match, which Is also the opening match of the tournament. will be played at the main Olympic
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      SRC upset Specials
      191 26 GINOAPORE Recreation Club B yesterday surprised Special Constabulary to win by 1-0 and enter the SHA junior knockout hockey quarter-finals. It was a fine win by SRC. who fielded a side composed mainly of defei.ders. Pre-match forecast gave them no hope against the fit Specials, the six-
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      Mr. Chan opens Pesta softball
      51 26 MR CHAN CHEE SENG, the parliamentary secretary to the Ministry of Social Affairs, declared open the First Invitation Scftball Championship at Jalan Besar stadium last night. Seven teams— Pertamina Djaja (Jakarta). Ipoh All Stars. Penang. Selangor and Singapore (three teams)— will take part in the
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      Walkover
      28 26 INDIAN ASSOCIATION, the SHA League's Dlv. One league champions. moved Into the senior knockout tournament quarter finals when they were conceded a walkover by Port Authority yesterday
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      25 26 STIHL Chain Saws beat Hume 3-0 in a friendly soccer match at Parrer Park yesterday Scorers were Harun (2) and Hock Leng
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      Osman Ali header eliminates Wanderers
      269 26 Osman Ali header eliminates Wanderers OSMAN ALI was Hampshire's hero yesterday when he nodded in the goal that edged Junior Wanderers 2-1 in a replay of their Dr Lee Chiaw Meng challenge trophy knockout soccer tournament match at Farrer Park Until then the game had looked like a repeat of
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      23 26 AUOSBURO. Germany. Wed North Korea beat Switzerland 98-81 and Isreal beat Britain 81-69 in the Olympic oasketbal) qualifying tournament here tonight.
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      585 26 Former champs, trainees clear first hurdles THREE former national badmln ton champions Wee CToon Seng. Adam Karim and Omar Ibrahim and four Thomas Cup trainees last night cleared their first hurdles in the National championships at Guillemard Road The three ex-champions faced tough young opponents but pulled out their best
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      45 26 BRAZAVILLE. Wed Congo, the African aoccer champions, were knocked out of the World Cup after drawing 1-1 with Nigeria in the second leg of their Group Nine qualifying match here last night Nigeria won the first leg 2-1 in Ibadan earlier this month
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      31 26 A MEETING of sports liaison officers and prize presentation to lucky winners of Sports Draw 1972 will be held at Sports House. Rutland Road, on Saturday, at 12.30 p.m
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      163 26 I^UALA LUMPUR, Wed —The main batch of the Munich Olympic Games were given a 4 warm send-off at Subang Airport this afternoon. A crowd of more than 3.000 fans, friends and relatives waved a* the plane took off for Slngal»re on the first lap of their
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      Remember Me steps out like a winner
      242 27  -  Epsom Jeep RACING with i i\ -r.t like a winner in a work- sterday Ridden by K. ear-old did 3f in 36 3 5 I. »^n Nee Her<x-» rVIU Darner Laur.e gooa beating Sentell* and vur t.- trial in Mv Pleasure. Eapada u::d
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      HANDICAPPING OF SECURITAS
      119 27 THE handicapping of Secun- tas is hard to understand H> ran fourth in a Class 4 C:\ 1 9f race at Kual Lumpur on June 3 carrying 9.0 Next time tut he had only 7 13 a drop of 15-lb in a Div 1 7f race He
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      253 27 MUNICH. Wed International Olympic Commitpresidtnt Avery Brundage Hew into Munich yesterday apparently unworned by African boycotts of the Olympic Games and insisted that white-ruled Rhodcs'ia cause of the row will participate." The 84-year-old American, who plans to retire during the Games, told reporters that the
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      33 27 fHI CHENG, the Taiwanese track star, sipns autographs for soldiers at the German Bundeswehr when she visitea the Olympic Stadium shortly after her arrival in Munich this week— UPl radiopic
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      271 27 MOSCOW, Wed. The Soviet track and field team lor the Munich Olympic Games, announced yesterday, include three defending chamuions and three world record-holders. The three who won gold medals at the Mexico Olymj ics four years ago are Victor Golubnichy <20 kilometres wa»k). victor Saneyev i triple
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      SWIMMERS DROPPED: CALL FOR INQUIRY
      98 27 SWIMMERS DROPPED: CALL FOR INQUIRY ONDON Wed —Two Briu tlsh MFs yesterday called on Minister for Sport Eldon Griffith* to hold an inquiry Into the dropping of a young swimming star from Britain's Olympic squad two days ago after a drugs row James Hill and Richard Mitchell. MP's for Southampton,
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      Only one seat for Britain proposal
      281 27 Only one seat for Britain proposal Wed An Uru- .roposal that British representation in Fifa. the n national football federation, should be reduced fr tm four i^at/es to one. representing Britain as a whole, is on the agenda for the Fifa congress in Paris on Aur 23-24. Fifa said today
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      192 27 LONDON Wed Arsenal maintained their prcmlae of attacking football this >ea«hen they defeated v. hamptun Wanderers 5-2 last nitht in an English First DtviMor. match John Radfnrd scoied '.mire lor Arsenal and Ra% Kr Fcter Simpson and Bob McKab 01 re earn it wax Arsenals
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      29 27 HONG KONO Wed A Taiwanese women s basketball tram have been refused visas to enter Hung Kong The Immigration Department refused to give any reason for it
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      13 27 F it zp a trick's I K. 1 HBh J^Sg Diethelm is there
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    477 28 T ONDON. Wed The (fork market ckMed Urm today in moderate trailing and at 3 p m the Financial Timn index waa 2 7 hinder at 539 5. Smdll gaino. whi<h followed the de< I- -•■>" to rail off the national rlo< k strike were pared or IoM
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    265 28 Malaysia urged to form rubber mart with S 'pore KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Government was today urged to set up a common market for rubber with Singapore. The call came from Mr. Goh Hock Ouan <IndBungsar > during the dt bate on the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Licensing Board Bill
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    67 28 NEW YORK. Wed Under the heading. We re Not Leaving the Party But We Cannot Support Senator McOovern. 43 democrats launched a lundrbhlng campaign to re-elect President Nixcn with a fullpage advertisement in today's New York Times. All 43 signntorlfj were offlM of the Democrats for Nixon
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    38 28 KAMPALA. Wed— President Idi Amin today warned the Government of neighbouring Rwanda he would order the destruction of its capital. Kigali, if any Ugandan were harmed as a result of Rwanda's close links with Israel Reuter.
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    42 28 KUCHINO. Wed— A Malaysian security forces patrol killed a member of a band of six communist guerillas during a brief firefight in the special security area of Sarawak's Third Division last Saturday, a Rejang security command spokesman said today UPI.
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    102 28 SINGAPORE, Wed. Thirty four people from seven families were made homeless today when a fire gutted their homes in Jalan Kelur. off Jalan AlsagofT. A steady rain helped to prevent the 3 p.m. fire, which broke out in two attap houses, from spread
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    408 28 SINGAPORE. W*d 'pHK MtimlMji-gHKnI of Mm iVopks lYont. Leong Mun Kw;ii. w;is veslerda> served with iKinkniptcv notice arising from judg merit sum of $10.18K owing to the Asian Commercial H;ink. Up till yesterday when the High Court issued the notice. Leong was owing
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    38 28 BANOKOK. Wed— The Governor of Phatthalung province in southern Thailand, which is troubled by communist guerillas. has otlered villagers a cash reward of 1000 baht (about $140) for each communist they kill Reuter
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