The Straits Times, 8 May 1973

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    24 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 250,000 i— Hi National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1973 20 CENTS M.C. (P) 28/73
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    Pressure mounts
    343 1 Critical week for Nixon as Watergate engulfs more key men WASHINGTON, Monday Was Nixon realty in the dark? SEE PAGE 2 PRESIDENT Nixon began another critical week today under the relentless pressure of daily revelations about the Watergate scandal and the sordid illegalities engulfing more key officials. The
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    'Whitlam breaking Asian faith in Australia'
    177 1 'Whitlam breaking Asian faith in Australia' SYDNEY, Mon. The isolationist policies of the Whitlam Government are rapidly destroying the relationship of confidence between Australia and its Asian neighbours, the Sydney Morning Herald said today. In an editorial titled The Wrecker's Knock, the Herald commented on Deputy Prime Minister and Defence
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    Lock icon Jet crash
    28 1 NORTON-LE-CLAY. Mon Two farm worker* were killed today when a RAP jet fighter crashed Into a field In this EnxHsh town after a mid-air collision.— Renter.
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    STOLEN— $10,000 NOTE FROM MAN'S TROUSERS
    167 1 STOLEN— $10,000 NOTE FROM MAN'S TROUSERS 4 SHOP manager has reported to police the theft of $17,000, including a $10,000 note, from his home. Mr. C. H. Toh, manager of a general goods shop in Phillip Street, said the money was stolen from the pocket of his trousers which he
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    Six months for setting dog on a bailiff
    239 1 Six months for setting dog on a bailiff A SECURITY guard was sentenced to six months' jail yesterday for setting his dog on a bailiff who went on court orders to seize some property from his home. The bailiff, James Chuah I Koh On, was bitten on the leg and
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    Lee in Tokyo
    52 1 OSAKA, Mon. Mr Lee Kuan Yew arrived here tonight for a week-long private visit to Japan, during which he will have talks with government, economic and business leaders. In SINGAPORE, it was announced that Foreign Minister. Mr. S. Rajaratnam, will act as Prime Minister while Mr. Lee
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    Lock icon US mission head in HK on way to Peking
    126 1 US mission head in HK on way to Peking HONGKONG, Mon. Veteran envoy David K. Bruce flew into Hongkong tonight for a week's rest and consultations with American consular China experts before he leaves for Peking to head the first US mission in China. Mr. Bruce was accompanied by his
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    Israelis hold party under tight security
    265 1  - Israelis hold party under tight security GERALD PEREIRA By ISRAELIS in Singapore celebrated the 25th anniversary of their country I at a hotel rooftop party last night under tight security. The reception was hosted by the Israeli Ambassador, Mr. Zvi Kedar. Singapore's Minister for Culture. Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, represented
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    Lock icon White House denial
    105 1 KLY BISCAYNE (Florida). Mod. The Whitr House today flatly drnlrd any suggestion that Prmtdrnt M\on knew in advance of the Watergate bugging scandal, took purl in any cover-ap, or agreed to offer clemency I* any of the convicted defendant! in return for oilence at thrl. trial. Reutrr.
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      169 1 A "Quick Shine" in Qukk Tin- with 1 AUTO POUSH and CIfANER COUPLE'S WEDDING NIGHT IN HOSPITAL Pag* 1 1 THE ClA's hand in Ellsberg burglary 3 ISRAEL shows off her massive air power 4 MARCOS asks Muslim leaders to help him out 5 ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY 6 "RUNNING Battlethreat
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  • World News
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      WATERGATE: WAS NIXON REALLY IN THE DARK?
      954 2 THFRE are still more questions than answers about the Watergate scandal. What follows is an attempt to suggest the often inconclusive dialogue between newsmen and the most *ASHINGTON, Yon. j Q. WAS President Nixon himself involved in either part of the Watergate Plot?
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      Reason for bugging has never been explained
      404 2 powers or internal security functions." Some Federal officials involved in prosecuting the Watergate case believe that the CIA broke the law in the Ellsberg case. But Agency officials say they did not know beforehand that any burglary was being planned. The Agency does
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  • WORLD NEWS TWO
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      Lock icon 'CIA HAD A HAND IN ELLSBERG OFFICE THEFT'
      1023 3 EX-INTELLIGENCE CHIEF TELLS FBI: I GAVE THE GREEN LIGHT AFTER REQUEST BY EHRLICHMAN WASHINGTON. Mon QENERAL Robert CushiiKin. the Marine Corps commandant who in 11)71 was Deputy Director of Central Intelligence, authorised the use of Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) maleria and research
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      Lock icon 'Bugging only after Nixon took office'
      240 3 NEW YORK. Mon.— Time mafazine said today White House spying and burring operations aimed at discovering how military policy decisions were being leaked to the Press started soon after President Nixon took office in 1969. Time said the bugging led to conflict with the
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      Lock icon Burma visit
      29 3 BANGKOK. Mon. Thai Prime Minuter Thanom Kittikachorn has accepted an Invitation by Burmese Revolutionary Council Chairman U Ne Win to visit Burma, It was announced today— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Popular committees now run Libya
      148 3 TRIPOLI. Mon. Popular committees were elected in various parts of Libya today, empowered by President Muammar Gaddafi to take over authority everywhere in the country and run government machinery, schools, factories, firms, universities, villages and districts. The formation of the pyramid-structured committees follows a five-point
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      Franco urged to sack Cabinet, put army in power
      251 3 MADRID, Mon. Thousands of rlghtwlng demonstrators protesting the slaying of a policeman by leftists roamed Madrid today demanding that Generalissimo Francisco Franco fire his Cabinet and put the army in power. The two-hour march was part of a growing rightwing backlash
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  • WORLD NEWS THREE
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      Lock icon Boom in Britain soon as bigger orders roll in
      172 4 Boom in Britain soon as bigger orders roll in LONDON. Mon. Recent signs that the British economy Is moving Into boom conditions were confirmed today by the Influential Financial Times In Its monthly survey of business opinion. Every company Interviewed In the survey reported an Increase In new orders, and
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      Lock icon Tanker with supplies burnt out after Red fire
      137 4 Tanker with supplies burnt out after Red fire PHNOM PENH. Mon. A Panamanian oil tanker, one of 10 ships trying to sail up the Mekong River to Phnom Penh with vital supples, was hit by communist machlnegun fire late last night, caught lire and burnt out. The attack took the
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      US has outdated image of Japan: Ohira
      188 4 US has outdated image of Japan: Ohira r)KVO. M<ni Foreign Minister Masayoshi Ohira said yesterday the I'liitrtl States has an "out-of-date"' image" of Japan. He made the statement at a news conference when asked to comment on criticism of Japan in President Nixon's "State of the World message to the
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      HK's wettest
      31 4 HONO KONO Mon Hong Kong experienced Its wettest Sunday of the year yesterday when more than five inches (58 mm> of rain fell, according tc tht Royal Observatory here.
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      Lock icon Israel shows off her massive air might at military parade
      340 4 Israel shows off her massive air might at military parade AS GOLDA AWAITS SADAT'S RESPONSE TO INVITATION FOR SECRET PEACE TALKS... JERUSALEM. Monday MILITARY parade highlighted by Israels biggest show of air power, today marked the Jewish sbu-"s !2.">1 1i anniversary celebrations. Hundreds of thousands of Israelis and visiting tourists
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      Lock icon GERMAN WIVES HIT BACK
      64 4 STUTTGART. Mon. Housewives in the West German state of BadenWuerttemberg. taking a leaf out of the American consumer's book, heeded a "boycott butchers" call this weekend and meat sales dropped by between 20 and 50 per cent. Last month, a nationwide meat boycott in the United
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      240 4 UTA announces the first DC-10 Jumbo Jets Tl*filtf Westbound to Paris. E I I/I I I Wll lga|JUl Cl Eastbound to Los Angeles. The most technically up-to-date, quietest, most comfortable aircraft to enter passenger service will now be flying from Singapore. UTA's DC-10 is the latest jumbo jet, today's answer
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  • WORLD NEWS FOUR
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      Lock icon Members of aid Indonesia group meet in Amsterdam
      324 5 Members of aid Indonesia group meet in Amsterdam A MST E R DAM, Mon. i\ Members of the international consortium, known as the Inter-Governmental Group of Indonesia tlGOI), began a two-day meeting here today to discuss the recent economic development in Indonesia, and review foreign assistance commitments to Indonesia for
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      Lock icon Golden Week deaths
      35 5 TOKYO. Mon— The death toll during Japan .s holiday "Golden Wrik ending yesterday was 507. including 412 traffic deaths, the National Police Agency said today. Tlir toll also included 86 drownings Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'Tell the rebels to give up' plea by Marcos
      389 5 Filipino Muslim leaders asked to help out VANILA. Monday pH K SID EN T Marcos I<ml;iv called on Muslim leaden to appeal to Filipino Muslim rebels to lay down their arms. 'Tell them we do not want to fight them and
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      Lock icon LIBYA TO ASK FOR HIGHER PRICE FOR OIL
      155 5 LIBYA TO ASK FOR HIGHER PRICE FOR OIL mRIPOLI. Mon. Libya is X expected to press hard for an 11.1 percent Increase in the price of crude oil when talks start here today between oil producing countries and Western oil companies, informed sources said. The talks, between a threeman ministerial
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      Lock icon GUERILLA DEMANDS MET BUT ENVOY STILL CAPTIVE
      223 5 GUERILLA DEMANDS MET BUT ENVOY STILL CAPTIVE MEXICO CITY. Mon. Mexican authorities have agreed to a fresh demand from guerillas holding kidnapped US ConsulOeneral Terrence Leonhardy but he still had not been released early today. The leftwlng guerillas who kidnapped the 59-year-old consul to Guadalajara three days ago warned in
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      Lock icon 10-hour curfew in Dacca
      49 5 DACCA. Mon A 10-hour curfew was imposed today In part of Dacca municipal area aa police began a drive to recover unauthorised weapons. City police said they had arrested 10 people with a large cache of arms and ammunition in the last three days— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Woman to be tried for torture of general
      129 5 Woman to be tried for torture of general JAKARTA, Mon. The first woman to be tried in connection with the 1965 abortive communist coup here will soon appear at a local court A court spokesman said today that Mrs. Sumall, a leader of the outlawed communist woman organisation Gerw a
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      Lock icon Crash: 3 killed
      29 5 KUMAMOTO (Japan), Mon. —Three people were killed and another was seriously injured in a mid-air collision between two helicopters spraying agricultural chemicals near here today. —Reuter.
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        50 5 SEOUL: Foreign Minister Kirn YongShik does not expect the Asian and Pacific Council (ASP AC) to hold its annual ministerial meeting in June as scheduled. He felt the future of the nine-member organisation is in question after the establishment of diplomatic relations with China by some o f the members.
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        33 5 SAIGON: Relatives of U.S. servicemen who died In prison or were killed when their planes crashed will be Invited to North Vietnam to observe the recovery of bodies, a North Vietnamese official said.
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        49 5 TOKYO: A Japanese Arm, Fujitsu, claimed today it had developed a new, inexpensive system for television viewers to read newspapers on their screens. Fujitsu said that with a 16-inch television set equipped with braun tubes and a push-button telephone set, a viewer could read a newspaper of his choice.
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        61 5 CANBERRA: Crown Prince Aklhito of Japan arrived here today with Crown Princess Michiko for his first visit to Australia an 11-day stay that will recall the former enmity of the two countries but also stress their growing trade links. The Prince is to visit the little town of Cowra, in
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        17 5 ATHENS: Two homemade bombs exploded in Central Athens at dawn today, causing damage but no casualties. Agencies.
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        36 5 PHNOM PENH: The spokesman for the Cambodian High Command said today exiled Prince Norodom Sihanouk's alleged trip to Cambodia was a fake and "if he had come here he would not have gone back alive." Agencies.
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Razak: Noofficial contact yet on ties with China
      194 6 ITUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysia has had no official contact with Peking on the establishment of diplomatic relations with China, Tun Razak said today. The Prime Minister was speaking on his return from Palembang, south Sumatra, where he spent a "useful weekend" relaxing,
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      'NO REASON TO CLOSE TAIWAN CONSULATE IN K.L.'
      137 6 'NO REASON TO CLOSE TAIWAN CONSULATE IN K.L.' KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Government has no intention yet of closing down the Taiwan Consulate in Kuala Lumpur becanse there is no special reason to do so. Deputy Minister at the Prime Minister's Department, Tunku Rlthanddecn, said in the Dewan Rakyat today.
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      When social escorts are needed
      140 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Singapore High Commissioner. Or. Chiang Hal Ding, called on the Welfare Services Minister. Hajjah Aishah Ohanl. at her ministry in Bukit Damansara this morning. Also present were the Director General (or Social Welfare. Mr. ft. Sockana- than and an official from
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      survey on trained personnel needs in Malaysia
      341 6 survey on trained personnel needs in Malaysia MANPOWER survey to gauge the situation and needs for trained personnel in Malaysia was launched today by Labour Minister Tan Sri V. Manickavasagam. It Is Jointly organised by the Economic Planning Unit, Statistics Department and the Labour Ministry under the auspices of the
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      Thieves get away with 12,000 cans of beer
      138 6 Thieves get away with 12,000 cans of beer KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Thieves carted away 12,000 cans of beer worth $12,000 from the Malayan Breweries factory store here during the weekend. The cans bear the serial number 4183. Police today urged the public to look out for the number printed on
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      Power failure that cost business $400,000
      94 6 Power failure that cost business $400,000 IPOH, Mon. The A 72-hour power failure that hit about a third of Ipoh town until yesterday afternoon cost business enterprises here about $400,000. Ten hotels were affected during the power break and their guests left for other hotels in town. About 20 bars
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      28 massage girls held
      39 6 JOHOR BARU Mon. Police arrested 28 girls from (our massage parlours in the last two days. Today the girls pleaded guilty in a Magistrates' Court and were fined from 130 to $25 each for soliciting.
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      19 6 pap 8.15 a.m. and 11.15 a.m. Contact your travel agent or call MAS *****1 #mas malaysian airline system laMMHrWafl
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    Call for quality control drive in factories
    250 7 Such groups meet frequently to discuss and solve production problems. Mr. Conceicao also warned employers not to Ignore their machine operators. "The machine may produce the goods, but the worker puts In the quality. As long as the worker Is not entrusted with
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    S'pore Sweep draw
    55 7 THE Singapore Sweep draw No. 6 73 will be held at the Supreme House carpark today at 6.30 p.m. Toto draw No. 36 73. the first of eight sth anniversary special draws, will be held at Tav Puan Ouan Katong shopping centre on Thursday at 745 p.m.
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    Contractor fined $750
    37 7 CONTRACTOR Scow Kirn Yam 58. was fined $750 by the Second Magistrate's Court yesterday for employing Kasslm bin Osman, an Indonesian mega! Immigrant, at a worksite at Tannery Lane from March. 5 to 18.
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    To stand trial
    30 7 LIM Kirn Huat. 25. of Malaysia was yesterday committed to stand trial for the murder of Chew Llew Tea In Amoy Street on Aug. 9 last year.
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    Solo trip this time for globe trotting grandma...
    283 7  -  Nancy Byramji By SHE'S m great grandmother, but she's also a seasoned globe-trotter. "I like to travel as much as I can although this is the first time I've travelled absolutely alone," said Mrs. Mary E. Vasty after she flew in from
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    TOP ENGINEERING DEGREE FOR 7
    348 7 SEVEN students of the University of Singapore have passed the final examination for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical) with first class honours. They are Chla Teck 8 wee, Slew Chak Hung. Miss 81m Lye Seok, Taw Cheng Khuo, Tham Chalk Ming, Wong Poon
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    Chopper assault bid: Labourer fined
    171 7 Chopper assault bid: Labourer fined A LABOURER who tried to assault a man with a chopper after a quarrel, was arrested by a police officer, a magistrate's court heard yesterday. Cboo Chwee Huat, 44. who was arrested by Mr. Yap Boon Keng, an acting Assistant Commissioner of Police, pleaded guilty
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      39 7 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl I C HE'S PUT) j""~ 1 HBY/ BOSS! J LIS^ENOLXSH^ SCHMOOdIK ftik ~\J WHAT OO I HAVE TDO I I TRY 6*CYeUNG T GCT YA V GJVE ME A -tA LITTLS j s^, lA
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      SAVE the turtle! Ban its import before it's too late
      189 8 SAVE the turtle! Ban its import before it's too late I HOPE what I witnessed this morning (April 30) be shared among all humanitarians and lovers of nature. In Prlnsep Street I saw a sad and most heartaching sight. A lorry loaded with giant live turtles, four feet In length.
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      128 8 These creatures of Nature do not even have a single ray of hope let alone a fighting chance to survive. They may be a hundred years old before they can grow to such a size and weight Will the Malayan Nature Society or any other relevant body do something about
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      126 8 REFER to the television series Peyton Place. I would be much obliged If you would tell me how many episodes are left before the conclusion of this lengthy story. As my friends and I have been following the series for a few years we would be very eager to see
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      184 8 LIKE "Deprived" (S.T.. April 30). and "WR3/ *****" (ST. May 5), I too applied for a three-room Improved flat In Toa Payoh and four months ago I was asked to transfer my application to Whampoa Road estate because the remaining 198 units of three-room flats In Toa Payoh will be
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      126 8 rE car-park In fro.it of Block 79, Toa Payoh Central, was more than adequate for its residents. However, since the opening of a cinema and a shopping complex, this car-park is always congested In the evenings. Between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m., residents who have their cars parked In the
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      65 8 MY friend who obtained three O 1 level passes In two sittings wa. allowed to register for the HSC (Malay Medium) this year. Armed with the same qualifications. I went to the Ministry of Education to register but was repected. Can the Ministry of Education please explain why my friend
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      90 8 MR. AH LOH (ST. May 3> commented on the traffic jams along Robinson Road and ColIyer Quay during peak hours. Possibly one of the reasons that there are traffic Jams In Collyer Quay is due to the fact that a civil contractor erecting a building nearby appears to be utilising
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      85 8 «rOULD the relevant TT authorities repair a bus-stop shelter which Is falling to bits along Thomson Road just in front of the Thomson Oovt Chinese Middle School? Please demolish this stop as several commuters are using it lrregardless of the danger. A traffic light beacon which Is resting n n
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      Fortnight of off and on water supply
      136 8 Fortnight of off and on water supply WE ARE from the private sector rentinc flats of the SAF at the It m.s. Upper Juronc Road. On April 21 our water pump stopped. I called the mechanical engineer at Mindef and some plumbers were sent. Thr repairs went on for a
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      98 8 I asked him whether he could do something instead of waiting till tomorrow (May 5) just to turn on the switch. The reply was "Sorry, I can't help because no cars are available It took several days to crt the fault rectified Surely knowing the urgency and the plight of
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      RESTRICTIONS ON 'MOBILE MARKETS' WILL HURT HOUSEWIVES
      182 8 AFTER reading "The Plight of a Hawker" (8.T., May 3) I was further informed by the hawker who operates a similar "mobile market" in my area that commencing from next month, even If he is able to apply successfully for a licence, he
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      134 8 If the services of such "mobile markets" are no longer available. I have no alternative but to go to the market by bus. bringing along my two children and leaving my house temporarily unattended. Again, the trip by bus with my children to the nearest market will not be as
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      106 8 I REFER to the letter by FR3/***** (ST.. May 3). I applied for a fourroom flat at Farrer Road In early 1970 and by the end of this month It will be three years of anxious waiting. Since the register for the Farrer Road flats had long been closed and.
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      278 8 Straits Times Crossword flfl~ "HP sflsP bHHbHbP I V I I ACROSS Tear about la sky marked 7. Man. in short, unable to pro- with stripes (7). vide accompaniment (7). 9. Conveyance to course under I. Reckon up place Income? (7). considerable pressure (5. 6). 10. To change course about
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    Young: We'll do our best to build up Ships Registry
    267 10 Young: We'll do our best to build up Ships Registry AMERICAN PROTECTIONIST SENTIMENTS COULD SPARK IT OFF' pOMMUNICA*y TIONS Minister Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin yesterday promised that the Government would do whatever possible to develop Singapore's own Registry of Ships to protect local seamen. "Some 70 per cent of Singapore
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    Pact with Sweden on S'pore-made shirts
    122 10 SINGAPORE and Sweden O have recently concluded a new bilateral agreement governing the export of Singapore-made shirts. The restraint arrangement limits Singapore's exports to 540.000 shirts for a 12-month period ending next February. This new quota level represents an increase of eight per cent
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    MOSQUITO BREEDING AT BUILDING
    103 10 MOSQUITO BREEDING AT BUILDING A MINISTRY of Environment survey of 124 construction sites last week found that 66 of them or 53.2 per cent were mosquito breeding grounds. The survey, done to check the current outbreak of dengue haemorrhagic fever In Singapore, also found that out of 2.931 homes inspected.
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    MP to attend celebration
    53 10 MR Tang See Chim. MP for Chua Chu Kang and PAP assistant organising secretary, will attend the 14th anniversary celebration of PAP Kampung Kembangan branch in Jalan Eunos on Saturday at 4 p.m The meet-t he-people sessions In the constituency will be held at the branch
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    Haji Ya'acob
    29 10 HAJI Ya'acob bin Mohamed is Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office and not Parliamentary Secretary as reported in yesterday's Straits Times. The error is regretted.
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    'Running battle' threat to unions -by Devan
    564 10  - 'Running battle' threat to unions -by Devan TAN WEE LIAN By J^Tl secretary-general Mr. C. V. Devan Naii\ yesterday warned of the danger of a "running battle" between trade unions in the developing countries of South-east Asia aud those in America. Speaking at the opening of the three-day Asian Seafarers'
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    Tennis Assn chief dies
    47 10 FORMER president of the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association Mr. Chua Choon Leong died after a short illness last Sunday. He was 77. Mr. Chua. who was president of the association for 20 years. will be burled at Bulim Cemetery. Jurong Road on Saturday.
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    Plea to help find man
    51 10 THE family of Mr. Karunian Savorunathan. 30. has appealed to the public to help them trace him. He has been missing from his Thomson Road home since March 3. Anyone who knows his whereabouts is asked to contact his sister. Mrs. V. Oeurge. at telephone
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    Housing estate officials
    41 10 ENCIK A.M. Yusuf has been elected president of Hillvlew Estate House Owners and Residents Association. Others officials are Mr. Kam Eng Cheung (vice-president). Mr. JR. Denis (secretary), Mr. Lee Eng Chain (assistant secretary! and Mr. Cyril Pereira (treasurer).
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    Straits collision tankers steam in
    114 10 Straits collision tankers steam in TWO tankers which were Involved in a collision In the Straits of Malacca on Sunday morning steamed into Singapore yesterday. The Liberlan registered King Agamemnon was anchored off Sultan Shoal, awaiting clearance for entry into Singapore waters. The Albanian registered Internationale dropped anchor at the
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    Singapore shipyards earn $360m
    154 10 Singapore shipyards earn $360 m SINGAPORE'S shlp- building arid repairing industry earned $360 million last year, a 20 per cent increase over the 1971 figure. According to Mr. K.K. Ching, former president of the Singapore Association of Shipbuilders and Repairers, who gave these statistics in the association's annual report for
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    266 11  -  BERNARD DORAY By EVENING in Sinfa pore. And its time to relax, sip a drink and perhaps watch the sunset. And that's exactly what the crew of the schooner Dolly Pentreath are doing, as the last ray of sunlight
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    Demand up—so Chinese textiles to cost more
    196 11 Demand up so Chinese textiles to cost more PHINESE textiles are to cost more, according to merchantl who have returned from the Canton Trade Fair. They reported that because of greater demand for Chinese textiles, China could only accept slightly more than 50 per cent of their One merchant said:
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    $180,000 for Ng orphans collected by newspapers
    148 11 $180,000 for Ng orphans collected by newspapers DONATIONS to the Ng orphans of Lim Chu Kang collected by newspapers have reached more than $180,000. To date, the Shin Mln Daily News has received about $68,000. followed by Sin Chew Jit Poh 1 $00,000. Nanyang Slang Pau 1 $33,000). Straits Times
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    Aussie charity queen's Singapore visit
    143 11 MISS Western Australia 1973, Rosemary Firkins, is due here tomorrow to visit charity homes and study the social service in Singapore. Miss Firkins, who will fly In from Kuala Lumpur and stay at the Goodwood Park Hotel, won a contest conducted by the Australian Cerebral
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    'Not possible to use CPF to buy shares'
    122 11 /CENTRAL Provident Fund \j Board rules will have to be amended if members are to be allowed to withdraw contributions for purchasing company shares. A spokesman for the board said this when commenting on a suggestion by Mr. Peter Vincent, president of
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    Union calls a halt to workto-rule at banks
    187 11 Union calls a halt to work-to-rule at banks THE Singapore Bank Employees Union has ordered its members to stop their month-long work-to-rule at two other banks following settlement of its disputes with the managements. Work is now back to normal at the Lee Wan Bank and the United Malayan Banking
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    Engineers' guest
    30 11 THE Minister for Edui Dr. Lee Chlaw Meng. the guest-of-honour nual dinner of the asso< of Consulting Engineers 8 pore at Shangri-La Hofa May 14 at 8 p.m.
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    RACS TO RECOGNISE STORE DEGREE
    263 12  - RACS TO RECOGNISE STORE DEGREE SHEN SWEE YONG By THE Council of the x Royal Australasian College of Surgeons has decided to recognise holders of the local Master of Medicine (Surgery) degree as equivalent to holders of the Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgery (UK). The council extended recognition
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    Salvation of S-EA lies in negotiations says Thanat
    283 12 Salvation of S-EA lies in negotiations says Thanat rpHE salvation of South-east Asia depends not A on a foreign military presence but its ability to negotiate with the Big Powers as a cohesive body. Mr. Thanat Khoman. Thailand's former Foreign Minister, made this point when he spoke on Trllemma of
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    First dinner
    31 12 MR. Llm Ouan Hoo. Parliamentary Secretary (Commun.catlona). will attend the flnt anniversary dinner of the Federation of Singapore Petroleum Dealers Association at Ambassador Hotel on Friday, at 8 p.m.
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    Mountain climb
    20 12 THE YMCA will hold an expedition to Mt. Ophlr ai Malacca for students from June 1 to 3.
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    No licence to operate
    53 12 KASHMIR Restaurant (Pte) Ltd. In Tomllnson Road was fined $300 yesterday for operating a restaurant without tint obtaining a licence from the Commissioner of Public Health at about 1 p.m. on Jan. 26. A representative of the firm pleaded guilty to the charge under the Environmental
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    Gun and stolen car recovered
    44 12 POLICE recovered a pistol and a stolen car on Sunday night after the arrest of eight men in Operation Eagle The men were arrested from different parts of Singapore In the Joint operation by several divisions of the CID.
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    Couple spend wedding night hospital
    401 12  - Couple spend wedding night hospital BERNARD DORAY By Nb 'yam sengs' after bridal car crash were no "yam sengs" at the wedding dinner when technician Tng Heng Tee and clerk Miss Tan Soon Hua were married on Sunday. For while the guests were eating and drinking, the newly-weds were spending
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    NURSES HOSTEL TO BE TORN DOWN
    88 12 T>REBNER House the nurses hostel at Outram Hospital will be torn down later this year to make way for the hospital's rebuilding plans. More than 200 nurses stayIng at the hostel will be given three months notice to move out as soon as the
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    INAUGURAL TOUCH DOWN BY DC-10 JET
    67 12 INAUGURAL TOUCH DOWN BY DC-10 JET SINGAPORE Airport will receive the first commercial DC- 10 Jet when the UTA French airline aircraft lands here on May 15 with 271 passengers from Paris. UTA will hold a cocktail reception at the airport restaurant for about 100 guests, including government officials, members
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      NOT SO INNOCENT?
      439 13 WE cannot vouch for the authenticity of this story but reports have it that after Newsweek magazine published what former White House counsel John Dean told Watergate investigators, Democratic Party loyalists in the United States have been wearing lapel buttons left over from the Republican Party's 1968
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      107 13 QUR age may go down into history for havv ing produced the most number of pill poppers ever. From headaches to indigestion, incipient insomnia to lethargy, there is usually a pill on the market or in the family medicine chest to offer if not really provide instant relief.
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    618 13  -  JAMES RESTON: WASHINGTON By JOHN B. Connally of Texas has entered the presidential race by denying that he was doing anything of the sort. "I seek no office, political or appointive." he said In a deception almost worthy of the Watergate. Why politicians Insist
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    Lock icon Terror cult sweeps classrooms in Poland
    461 13  -  NICHOLAS LILLITOS WARSAW By A WAVE of terror, reminiscent of the West's blackboard jungle days, is sweeping Polish schools like an epidemic, officials admit. Intimidation and violence, severe beatings, theft, extortion and rudeness to teachers are reported rife In all major cities. The young
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    VALUE OF A GRAD DEPENDS ON THE JOB HE HOLDS
    1115 13  - VALUE OF A GRAD DEPENDS ON THE JOB HE HOLDS YAP BOH TIONG Emphasis on manpower needs should not devalue arts courses By QUALITY is the keynote of government's future policy. In keeping with this policy, industries in Singapore will be more sophisticated and the industrial sectors will need staff,
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      18 13 THE FIRST TRUE WRIST-SIZE >^il39* QUARTZ A Z/ TIMEPIECE Ik Ry C\V?lYt7 &J M SINGAPORE 1973 VCf>4 4'7C/
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      117 13 Australian pumps have to be dependable... come along and see. Australia has some of the most rugged conditions m the world Pumps often have to operate in isolated areas and m gr«jat extremes of climate Aust'ci i builds dependability into all kinds of pumps for industry, agriculture, mining petroleum supply
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    Wife: I went on my knees to try save our marriage
    387 14  -  T.F. HWANG NURSE SEEKS 'CONJUGAL RIGHTS' ORDER j~b7 A MOTHKH of two told the High Court yesterday how she went On her knees to beg her school teacher husband to stay for the children's sake when he demanded a
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    Pharmaceutical talks
    50 14 A German pharmaceutical and chemical Arm. E. Merck Pte. Ltd. will hold its first week-long Afro-Asian regional pharmaceutical marketing conference here from May 14. The conference will be attended by more than 30 delegates from Asia Africa and Europe. They will come from the medical and business sectori.
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    Vesak Day joy dinner
    47 14 DHARMA Cakra Society will celebrate Vesak Day and their fourth anniversary with a vegetarian dinner at Hoon Stan Keng temple on Saturday at S pm. Dinner will be preceded by a prayer session at 6.30 p.m. and a candlelight procession at v3O p.m.
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    Molester fined
    32 14 LORRY driver Urn Sin 800. 40. waa fined »500 or three months' Jail yesterday for outraging the modasty of a 30-year-old girl at Buklt Ho Swee community Centre last Sunday.
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    NJC to hold mathematics competition
    68 14 THE National Junior College's Science and Mathematics Society will hold its fifth inter-secondary school mathematics competition at the college auditorium on June 23 starting at 9 a.m. The competition Is open to all schools. Each school Is allowed to send in not more than two
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    Watch your tap!
    24 14 Watch your tap! WATER consumption last Sunday was 113.2 million gallons (514,000 cubic metres), 4.9 million gallons (23,000 cubic metres) lest than on Saturday.
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    Muslim party
    36 14 PRESIDENT Sheares will attend a tea party organised by the All Singapore Muslims Prophet Muhammad's Birthday Celebrations Committee at the Mu.sllm Missionary Society In Lorong 12, Oeyiang, on May 16 at 5 30 p.m.
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    Bid to settle dispute out of court—
    118 14 Bid to settle dispute out of court— rE Singapore Airline Pilotsi' Association and SIA management held a last-minute meeting yesterday in an attempt to resolve th-ir wage dispute out of court. They were scheduled to file their case at the Industrial Arbitration Court yesterday when talks broke down last Monday.
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    Jujitsu course
    21 14 THE YMCA will conduct 16 st'^slons of jujitsu classes on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from < p.m. to 9 p.m.
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    Spear gun puts newsman into trouble with police
    290 14  - Spear gun puts newsman into trouble with police R. CHANDRAN By j^ BRITISH television cameraman, Mr. Rowlinaon Carter, 31, told yesterday bow he wns arrested by the Malaysian police last Friday for having a spear gun without a permit. He said he was subsequently charged with "illegal possession of a
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    Missing man appeal
    47 14 BINGAPORF police yesterday appealed for anyone knowing the whereabouts of a certain JP Meadows to write to K. Meadows cf 590. Joyce Boulevard. Milton. Ontario. Canada. A police spokesman said that Canadian K Meadows had cabled Singapore police to help trace the missing person.
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      964 14 v 5.M W Programme Summary 7.24 M.AS.H.: Dear Dad Again 300 PM Opening am; Tor the I.SS News Magazine (Malay) 5 M Wventure in Rainbow Coun- lv luara Kuoiran Family (English) N (M try 3.35 Diary of Events (English) c [mi 533 ssi 1.31 Peristiwa 3.41 Where the Heart is
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    Surveyor: I was locked out of my house
    403 15  - Surveyor: I was locked out of my house BEN DAVIDSON By A MARINE surveyor told the High Court yesterday that his former chief tenant locked him out of his own house after forcibly taking possession of it. Mr. Thlagarajah Suppiah, the house owner, was seeking a High Court declaration that
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    Youth gets one year for robbery bid
    114 15 A 19-YEAR-OLD labourer was yesterday jailed for one year for attempted robbery. Yeap Ah Kow admitted trying to rob messengerboy Basari bin Kasslm, 19, at a bus-stop along Dunearn Road last Friday. Senior Inspector Hardlal Singh, prosecuting said Yeap and an accomplice approached
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    Pollution control prospects in SE-A bright: -Mattar
    218 15 Pollution control prospects in SE-A bright: -Mattar PROSPECTS for environmental conservation in South-east Asia »re bright, accordinc to Parliamentary Secretary (Education) Mr. Ahmad Mattar. He made the point day when he opened the Unesco regional training course in marine microbiology at the Lee Kong Chlan Museum of Asian Culture, Nanyanc
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      597 17 felda (LEMBAGA KEMAJI'AN TANAH PEBSEKITI AN) Peimohonan adalah dlpelawa daripada Warganegarm Malaysia yang berkelayakan untuk )twaUn-j*w«Un berlkut:1. JI [RI'TERA JENTERA (MECHANICAL ENGINEER) KelaymkMi/PeiirmlajßMi: IJarah Kejuniterman Jcntera darl Unlversltl Malaya atau seural dengannya. Pengetahuan serU pengalaman didalam mengendallkan penyelenggaraan kendenan dan Jentera-Jemera Perunian adalah perlu 2. JIRITEEA LETRIK Kelayakan Penf*laman Ijazah
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      646 17 VACANCIES A progressive, fast-expanding manufacturing organisation in Kuala Lumpur Is seeking suitable applicants for the following personnel a) ACCOUNTANT Overall ln-charge of the Financial and Works Accounts Division and responsible for preparation of budgets, control and preparation ot all the Company's accounts. Applicants must be professionally qualified accountants with a
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      806 17 SURUHANJAYA PELABL'BAN PULAU PINANG JAWATAN PENOLONG PEGAWAI PERDAGANGAN DAN PERHUBUNGAN AWAM PermohDnan-pennohonan adalah dlpelawa daripada warga-cegara-warganegara Malaysia untuk memenuhl Jawatan Penolung Pegawai Perdagangan dan Perhubungan Awam> (a) Tanggagall: $530 xS3 722/704 x34 668/1,018 x 34 $1,220 Oajl pennulaan adalah bergantung kepada pengalaman (b) I'mir: Tldak lebih daripada 40 tahun. (c)
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      1003 18 I .Id \MJ fcrafDOffi ial 1 HOTEL. HAS THE FOLLOWING VACANCIES:— 1) Room Service Manager 2) Bar Manager Requirement -1) A good general education plus further formal trade education. 2) At least 3 years experience in an equivalent plus and size of hotel in all supporting responsibilities. Attractive salary plus
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      367 18 TNE ASIA MAGAZINE All THE FAR EAST TRADE PRESS, PUBLISHERS OF: Asian Business Industry, Asian Hotel Tourism, Asian Building A Construction, Asian Journal of Medicine, Asian Manufacturing announce the opening of their own office: TAM— FETP GROUP C/O THE STRAITS TIMES TIMES HOUSE, RIVER VALLEY ROAD, SINGAPORE t. TELEPHONE *****1
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      836 18 SHAW SAVIXL LINE T.S. OCEAN MONARCH" THIS CRUISE LINER WILL ARRIVE AT SINGAPORE FROM BALI at 2000 ON WEDNESDAY, 9TH MAY, 1973 AND WILL BE BERTHED ATP.S.A. GODOWN 44/45 UNTIL HER DEPARTURE AT 1100 ON THURSDAY. 10TH MAY, FOR SEMBAWANG SMIPYARD FOR DRYDOCKING. "OCEAN MONARCH" WILL REBERTH AT THE P.B.A.
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      696 19 Si: classified advertisements 0 TBfphona service TOMMY KWIK NATURE CURB Health Improvement Coune* for "Cold A 'uuicri Headaches A Migraine "Poor Eye Sight. "Skin Troubles "Overweight Enrol today. Tel 7*736. THI mannequin STUDIO specialises in Fsshlon Photography New model training das* begins 14th May 1973 mornin* Enquiries *****3/*****7 THI MANNEQUIN
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      734 19 WANTIO FEMALE CLERK wltb knowledge of Chine** language Apply with fu'l particular., qualification!, experience tnd salary expected, enclose non-returnable photograph to BT. Box A9136S 8 pore ACCOUNTS CLERKS urgently required Mutt be experienced In payroll calculation!. CP F. contribution. Accounts payable etc Apply PO. Box 4093. Buklt Tlmah Pott OfOc*.
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      597 19 WILL ESTABLISHED BRITISH COMPANY require. ambitious male/ female with own car to promote International known product*. Tel *****6 8 pore TNI GUTHRIE WAUCH ORGANISATION Invite* applications from Singapore Citizens for the poat of a SALES RIPBISINTATIVI (Oeneral Engineering Division) QUALIFICATIONS A EXPERIENCE: a) School Certificate with credit In Science b>
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      696 19 Career Opptrtunttiei In Tiltvlntei Mtnufttturmg Ftr P**a*l«* WE NEED Olrl* abovt IB ytars of agt Able to apeak English. Mandarin or Ma'ay WE OFFER Training In Television Manufacturing Pay whilst uodtr training For immediate employment, call on us penonally TODAY, between S a.m. 4 p.m. CETAP EMPLOYMENT CENTRE. OINIRAL ILICTRIC
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      BAM fixnew dates for China
      213 22 BAM fixnew dates for China I^UALA LUMPUR, Mon. Badminton Association of Malaysia president Khir Johari disclosed on Saturday that the Chinese badminton tour of Malaysia would be held in September and not in June as earlier scheduled. Enclk Khir said that this was to avoid a clash with the Chinese
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      Chin Chiow helps Victoria retain title
      419 22  -  PETER SIOW By gTATE trainee Seh Chin Chiow was in devastating form yesterday winning ail his matches to help Victoria School retain the National Schools Boys 'A* table tennis title at Tanjong Katong. Chin Chiow, who played for Singapore against the North Korean Pyongyang
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      Kent 81-4
      33 22 CANTERBURY. England. Mon.— Kent were 81-4 at lunch on the second day of their match against the New Zealand cricketers here today. Rain washed out the opening day's play on Saturday.
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      Schoolboys take the honours
      419 22  -  GODFREY ROBERT THE WAY I SAW IT By SCHOOLBOYS dominated the local sports scene last week and exposed to national associations some very promising talent which could be trimmed into leading sporting figures. First of all, the record shattering 10.9 sec run in the 100 metres
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      342 22 MELBOURNE. Mon. Results of Saturday's Australian league matches New Sooth Wales Federation Dlv 1: 8. Sydney 2 Auburn 0. Dlv 2: Canterbury 1 Bimore 2: Rosebery 4 Balgownlc 3. Dlv. 3 Warlngah 1 Belmore 1; University 1 Arncllffe 3. Queensland Dlv I: GAP 2 Orovely 2: Mltchelton
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      7,000 peonies at Spitz's wedding
      166 22 NEW YORK, Mon. United States Olympic swimming hero Mark Spitz, 23, yesterday married 20--year-old Susan Weiner in a room decorated with 7,000 peonies flown from Munich, where he won seven gold medals last September. At an impromptu Press conference held after the wedding, Spitz, who
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      WORK HARD URGES SBA CHIEF
      117 22 WORK HARD URGES SBA CHIEF rwiHE president of the SlnM. gapore Badminton Association. Mr. Danny Wong, last night urged officials and players to work hard to take the game back to Its high standard of the Fifties Mr. Wong said Singapore had a team of young, promising players and was
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      Age-group hopes get tough qualifying marks
      237 23 Age-group hopes get tough qualifying marks- OINGAPORfc Amateur Swimming Association com m i t tee have set tough qualifying standards for the Fourth Asian Age Group championships in Thailand from July 14-16, reports ALBERT JOHNSON. Sasa assistant secretary Fong Hoe Beng said the committee decided on the first place timing
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      Title to Japan
      34 23 MANILA. Mon. Japan clinched, the 10th Baseball Federation of Asia championship today after battling South Korea to a 2-all deadlock at the Rlzal Memorial ballpark. Korea finished second and Taiwan third.
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      SBA plan quad with 3 Thomas Cup sides
      264 23  - SBA plan quad with 3 Thomas Cup sides JOE DORAI By GINGAPORE Badminton Association has invited the Thomas Cup teams of Denmark, India and Canada for a quadrangular tournament with Singapore early next month after the Thomas Cup final in Jakarta. The three countries together with Thailand and Indonesia will
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      Javelin mark
      49 23 LEVERKUSEN. Germany. Mun —The 1972 Olympic Games gold medal winner, Klaus Wolfermann. 27. of West Germany, set a World Javelin record of 94.08 metres yesterday during the West German Track and Field competition here. His thiow beat the 93 80m reached by Russia's Jan Lusis in 1972
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      MacD an easy GP winner
      214 23 PENANG, Mon. John Mac Donald of Hong Kong, driving a Brabham BT 36, beat two-time winner Ken Smith of New Zealand (March 722) Into second place in the Penang Grand Prix yesterday. After a close duel for 17 laps Mac Donald drew away to win
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      Second win
      23 23 NEWCOMERS Youngsters registered their second win when they beat SEEL 4-1 In a FAS Dlv 3 match at Farrer Park yesterday.
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      Abbas beats field of 58
      74 23 Abbas beats field of 58 INTERNATIONAL cyclist Abdul Abbas Mutalib yesterday beat a strong field of 58 starters to win the Island Ramblers 40 kilometres road race at Dover Road. Abbas clocked one hour 02:03.0 sec for the event. Another International Khoo Kwee Huat was second, followed by Sanl Abu
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        139 23 I READ with Interest the various letters published in the Press on the standard of our national soccer team and the progress to-date. The opinions offered were rather vague except thai, the standard has drone up and ur> This can. however, be
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        195 23 The real test for Walker will be the SEAP Games. Friendly Internationals do not show the strength of the team. Nine months have passed since Walker took over the National Squad and the only results achieved was to get the goals scored against us to a minimum. The adoption of
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        106 23 I SUPPORT some of your readers views in asking that 8. Rajagopal's suspension be lifted. I am a regular spectator at the Jalan Besar Stadium and Farrer Park. I am an old man and have witnessed many Malaya Cup games In Penang and Singapore for about 35 years. Last month's
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        60 23 WE are very happy to know that SBA has come out with a comprehensive tournament Programme this year as stated in the Straits Times of April 26. We would like to participate in this tournament but have no idea as to how and where to register our names. Could the
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        213 23 I FULLY agree with Krlria's call for more forums and seminars when he commented on the radio forum on the "State of badminton In Singapore" (ST. 4 May). Dr. Chee Phui Hung. Mr. Wee Choong Seng and Mr. Henry Ec must be congratulated for their frank opinions. Dr. Chee in
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      Water-polo team plan for Europe
      388 23  -  AMMERT JOHNSON Ln SPLASH! AND NET THE National water-polo team will miss the First Asian World water-polo championship to be held in Teheran In July. Chief coach Tan Eng Bock said the committees priority project will be to raise sufficient funds for the proposed tour
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      573 24 NEWCOMERS dominated the Bukit Timah races over the weekend. Melody Fair, Honest Bid and Super Film won first time out. Asian Envoy and Jingle Bell II followed up their recent success. Sun shine Touch. Jerry's Kuda 11, Joyful Affair, Prince Sinclair, Be* Your Pardon, Sir Carrrick
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      1435 24 THE Stipendiary Steward's report on the Bukit Timah races over the weekend: >\II I(I)\Y Race I: At the start both Royal Ovation <W. Lit wi and Keep Going II 'Rajoo) were a little slow to I ng near the furlong \di»s
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    48 25 A COSTUMED cow leads Women United for Action members down Fifth Avenue in New York in protest against rising meat prices. About 500 women later held a rally at Bryand Park as a follow-up to a week-long meat boycott last month. UPI photo.
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    115 25 DALLAS (Texas), Monday AN American doctor killed himself at his home here last night after shooting three of his children dead and wounding his wife and a fourth pWild ooliop Dr. William Henninger, 50, underwent heart surgery recently and was under mental stress,
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    89 25 PINE RIDGE (South Dakota). Mon. Barriers ringing the besieged township of Wound) d Knee near here were temporarily opened after the signing of a peace agreement to end the 10-week confrontation between U.S. marshals and militant Indians. Under the agreement, the Indians estimated to number about
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    99 25 RAJA HAS TALKS WITH MUJIB'S ENVOY ACTINO Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mr. 8. Rajaratnam yesterday had talks with Mr Shamsul Hog, a special envoy of Bangladesh Prime Minister, Mr. Mujibur Rahman. Also present at the talks was the Minister of State (Foreign Affairs) Encik Rahlm Ishak. At the meeting,
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    53 25 TOKYO. Mon. China's food production last year decreased by four per cent to 240 million tons from the previous year, a Japanese correspondent reported here today from Peking. The Kyodo News Service correspondent said this was disclosed by Chinese agricultural authorities to a visiting Japanese
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    413 25 BEIRUT, Mon ported to have fired machineguns at an army mobile patrol in the southern district of Tyre. The patrol returned the fire and the assailants withdrew. In a third Incident, sporadic firing was heard in Tel-Za'tar refugee camp area outside Beirut last
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    72 25 PHILADELPHI A Mon —United States Steel tcday announced It may seek a six per cent Use In flat-rolled steel prices, a move which would almost certainly lead to higher car and consumer goods prices. US Steel chairman Edgar Speer jald that the company might make
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    23 25 BONN. Mon— Austrian President Franz Jonas arrived today by special aircraft for a five-day sUte visit to West Germany.— Reuter.
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    450 25 LONDON, Mon The Mock market 1 iinlir.l town on unall vllina and continued ibwiur ol buyrra. israicre At 3 p.m. Ihp Financial Tlmm ln.l<-« ha<l raM-.l 5.6 lo 456 0 and bargains totnllr.l y.297 X.0411 Glaxo. Hawkey and Fiuns were all around 8p dimn ln« R > nt
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    230 25 All set for the launching of the Asean passport KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Asean group passport, officially known as the Asean collective travel document, is ready for launching. An official of the Foreign Ministry today said only a few technical details remained to be Ironed out by Immigration officials of
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    117 25 Fire from Hawaiian volcano soars 100 ft HAWAII. Mon. Kllauea volcano smouldered and sputtered today after a spectacular eruption sent fountains of Arc soaring 100 feet (30 metres) In the air, ripped open a giant fissure and touched off forest fires. The unexpected eruption on Saturday on the island of
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    68 25 LONDON. Mon. Western allied nuclear planners are studying development of miniature nuclear weapons with controlled low explosive power and radiation for battlefield targets, a British Defence Ministry spokesman said today He was commenting on a Pre?s report In the London Times that a new generation of "mini
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    337 25 •jf From Page On* affair would shortly get underway, the pressure for direct Inquiries Into Mr. Nixon's knowledge of or involvement In the case mounted. These moves are led by representative Bella Azbug (Democrat) who Is the co-sponsor of a resolution asking the
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    46 25 MADAM t. »A»ATMI, wife of late V. Narayanaaamy. paaaed away peacefully 7/5 7.1 Irving' 3 mv. N. BalaThinnvflu. I dauKhtar*. 2 aoha-ln-law. i taMMMHw. 13 (randchildren to mourn Hit lon. Cortege leavn 5. Lrlrrtter Road. B'S/T3 S P m. for rr.mation at Hindu Crematorium ißidadarn
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    279 27 Launching of Neptune Kiku by wives of employees OINCE the establishment and commissioning of Jurong Shipbuilders in 1970 as an ocean shipbuilding yard in South-east Asia, three ships have been sponsored and christened by the wives of Ministers. As the fitst four "Freedom" vessels haw ordered by Neptune Orient Lines
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    263 27  -  KINGSLEY WOOD By OYDNEY It has been left to Mr RN Morris, president of the Australian Chamht-r of Shipping, who describes himself as a "thoroughly Australian Australian." to present a more realistic picture of the role of foreign ships in the Australian trade. In an
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CLOSING PRICES
      967 28 r TrTE but transacted aale at the Kuala Lumpur and Singapore trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday rom--I'and «ith the previous day's price together wllh the 1*72 73 rich md low i 'Adjusted for all new induithiau CaVMaM Msad All sections cloaed eaay ll i:\chik Offlri^l tital
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      BUSINESS DONE —
      2082 28 BUSINESS DONE ■>ll> »nd of(-r pnera oßkrially rd and busmen In and to the Kuala Lumpur and Sincapurr iradinc -onm» o( the Stork Exchange yeaterdajr with the number of ilum tradrd vhown In brackets In lots of 1.000 un.u unless otherwur IMI I -llil\l> Itnu 3 0081 4. Tapr MB
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      143 28 Rises G.T Dtsp. $4 50 -50 P. Plants $2.00 +.10 Shangri-La $4.20 +10 Falls J. Waugh $1850 —450 ocac $nio —1.70 Dtl JB5 .80 F 4 N 8.70 .80 S Darby 815 .55 108 890 .50 M Hank 8.30 .45 (.rnling 480 .40 T gong Sec. 580
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      Prices ease as sellers return
      350 28 Prices ease as sellers return rl Stock Kxchante of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday v* prices yielding on lack of fol-low-through to buying Mipport evident late last ■Was. Trading was characterised buyers auotinc well below aellerx' levels and the few buyers who put up the more generous bids had their war
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      Asian currency unit
      175 28 ASIAN currency deposit ra«a a> *t clow on Monday. May I is Mkr. Offer BM 7 days 7-9 I 7-1 2 1 mlh S 7-* S 2 mUu S-l 4 S-l S 1 mUu S-9 16 S-3 16 6 mlhv (-5 S S-l 2 9 mini S-l
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      Straits Times profits up
      150 28 fPHE Straits Times 1 Press (Malaya) has achieved group pre-tax profits of $7J million In the half year ended February 1973. Directors say this report rovers the first six months trading following the sale of the Malaysian editions of the STP papers and there can be,
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      Protest by remisiers
      54 28 COME 200 rrmisirrs met in Singapore yesterday to protest against the move by brokers tn cut their share of the commission from 50 to 40 per cent. Thr decision to reduce remisiers' commissioners was believed to have been taken at the last AGM of the Stock Exchange
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      ENE's growth slows down
      195 28 JJESPITE a 6 per cent fall-off in pre-tax profits in the first half, Empat Nombor Ekor managed to make up the lost ground and turned in full year figures which, though not exemplary, are 3.6 per cent ahead, implying a slightly improved second six months. Group
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    • COMMODITIES
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        CLOSING PRICES
        22 28 MAY, 7 R( BBrR 11(1.25 rrnls (down 5» cent). TI.V StVS« (up S9) Official ..fTrrlnt 237 tons (up 2C tons).
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        PRODUCE
        98 28 I v i.xr.Arom NOON ci.oi.nu Ocaeaut 0" bulk »«2 •<!!•*• Safrmi M.aed HMM IK CM UT B mm' Muntoa akta «n.te ro b. 100': NLW (JOT! atller*. Un.it .tin l> t> Ml NI.W SIVTft •men. Mrawah apactal blark fab Mt IliTI •ellers. a«raw*li ASTA black 1.0.X 100* NLW |iao
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        Gold markets
        46 28 lU"rtir '"«•> XII U»t Lonaoa CIM< W) o ttotnit Uaa»all»la Hwta< »M lurl'h Cloaa* tnrm Parla Cloaaa »J ."T para (I) ti.W pan l»> I*l 3« II pric»a in noffi-«trrliD« anaa la I'd dollaia p«r ounew i2> Uril a>al«r» priraa In Smaapoc* M>n p»r la.l.
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        A big tin jump
        193 28 'pUK Straits tin prJOC in PCMUafI yesterday opened tlir wtik with ;i strung upsurge with prices Bnishind higher to 1698 per picul on an official offering up 26 tens to 239 lons. LONDON: Cash tin advanced £17 per metric ton as the tight nearby situation became
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        MARCH MINES OUTPUT
        111 28 OUTPUT of tin concentrates fir the month cf March 191? by the lollow- Ing mines are: Pic ah Aokam 4.M1 Austral Amal 1.316 Ayer Hltam ••7»0 Berjuntal 7.36» Chenderlang *0» Gopeng Consol 3.405 Hongkong Tin Idrts Hydraulic 40« Kamuntlng 1-W4 Kampong Lanjut 1090 Kent 1133 KUllnghall 1082
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        RUBBER RETREATS
        529 28 THE rubber market yesterday was marked down at the opening on disappoint- ing London advices but covering demand for May position develop- i ed which found sellers j rather reserved and the loss was regained j by noon. Forwards and phy- I sicals were neglected. 1 The morning
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      FOREIGN COMPANY NEWS
      565 28 TOYOTA MOTOR'S managing director Shohachl Hanal said the company will report after-tax profit of between 34.000 million yen and 35.000 million >en for the six months ending May against Its target of 32.000 m Ulon yen. Oross sales are expected to be 640.000 million yen against a
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      Seacorp's profits top the $2-million mark
      460 28 •JMIK YEAR ended .himiary VM'.i was another record-breaking one for South Kast Asia Development Corporation with KTOUp pre-tax profits lopping the $2 million mark for the first time just a year ■fler they breached the ?1 million levd. Chairman Tan Sri Nik A. Kamil
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      212 28 riC Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates aa at May 7 oral dollar* to ane unit SELLING BwTM ..f rareifa Carreaet TT ar OU TT OD V S Dollars 2 4*35 i 4SOS 2 4655 Sterling Pound S 212J 6 1625 6 1475
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      C. Securities revamps its operations
      127 28 C. Securities revamps its operations fENTRAL Securities v (Holdings) has turned itself into an investment hold ing company with future earnings to depend mainly on income from I investments. This move was made j through hiving the operation of Its oil palm plantation division into a whollyowned subsidiary. Central Oil
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    • OVERSEAS MARKETS
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        HONGKONG
        295 28 OONGKc;.>;g. Mon.— The market reacted indifferently to the resumption of the afternoon trading session and remained quiet and sluggish throughout the day with share prices easing across the board. There was a short period of recovery by the morning close but this soon gave way to the flock of
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        MELBOURNE
        364 28 VIELBOURNE. Mon. 111 In a day of little activity, share print continued genera! ly to remain firm on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Overall on tf^e day. rises outnumbered falU by nearly two to one. On the indu.^ trial board. B.H.P. r:osed lower from Friday's level to ASB64 after
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        Hongkong rates
        27 28 on in*- fr»t tiMiangt matkal WnaaHimr >r*tvrd«v iim- us *»h ..uot.a al ISM ror T.T. >M qtKMr4 at lI M aa4 M I.M QWHra .1
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      SMR BUSINESS
      96 28 t-vAILY SMR prtoas issued by Uw Malaysian Rubber ■fechan'* an 1 Rubber Association of Singapore at noon rmtrdty. May Jtpa* IOmM Mmllii Ifarwanl V» tk CtmU per if. (tata par kf. SMR SCV II -ton Pallet) ***** 164 00N ***** 162 00N SMR 9L 11-ton Pallet. MS 00
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  • MAINLY WOMEN
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      Impulse buying
      665 29  -  CNG KIAT BENG By THE 101 THINGS THAT YOU DON'T REALLY NEED WIIKHK did nil the money TT go? I wish I knew. At the end of eacfa month, when the l>;mk statement arrive* this is always the big question I'm laced with. And I'm sure that it's
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      Loss of hearing in children during school years
      435 29 Loss of hearing in children during school years SOME children go through their first years of schooling with a loss of hearing undetected by either their teachers or their parents. They have difficulty .earning and keeping up with their classmates and may become behaviour problems, according to Dr. Bernard A.
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      Lock icon Camera shy but they don't mind the limelight just this time
      279 29 WHEN it comes to helping a good cause the camera-shy girls pictured above don't mind the limelight. It's their first attempt at modelling and they seem to have done credit to the job on hand showing off clothes which
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      COMING DOWN THE LINE: THE MILK SAUSAGE
      332 29 DAIRY researchers in Australia are developing a sausage made from milk and which they believe could form a useful addition to diets in Asian and African countries. They have succeeded so far in replacing 50 per cent of the meat protein with milk
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