The Straits Times, 25 October 1973

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    20 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 250,000 The Straits Times Eatd. 1845 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1973 20 CENTS M.C. (P) 1366/73
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    Lock icon OFF-THEN IT'S ON AGAIN
    1089 1 Ceasefire No 2 fails after seven hours of 'all quiet 5 Israel blames Egypt TEL AVIV. Wednesday THE second Middle East ceasefire broke down today after seven hours of "all quiet" on both the Suez and Syrian fronts. Israel blamed the Egyptians for the collapse of
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    Lock icon Israel forces Cairo-Suez link
    726 1 Israel forces CairoSuez link TEL AVIV, Wednesday WATTLES raced on land and In the air on the Suex Canal front yesterday nearly 24 hours after both Egypt and Israel claimed violations of the first ceasefire. When the second ceasefire took effect at noon t"uay Israeli forces found themselves on the
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    28 1 WASHINOTON Wed Secretary of auto Dr. Henry Klasliiger will pay a threeday rMt to Peking starting on Ncv. 10, the Btste Department announced today Reuter.
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    Lock icon Another Sarawak millionaire held
    75 1 KUCHING. Wed. Another prominent local businessman has been detained la Sarawak for allegedly collaboratim with commanist («e--rlllai, it was announced here today. Millionaire Ditak Wong Toni Ewanf waa detained In 8lk« ■4 last week, brlnflnc to M the number of bu starts leaders held under the
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    Crash kills 7
    21 1 JAKARTA, Wed. Bran people were killed when Mo bum collided bead-on near Bumedang. West Java, police reported.— ReuWr
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    LEE: HAVE A HAPPY DEEPAVALI
    75 1 LEE: HAVE A HAPPY DEEPAVALI rE Prime Minister. Mr Lee Kuan Tew. yesterday Issued this Deepa vail message: "Deepavall and the other religious festivals In Singapore remind us of the need v. tx- a tolerant society. "From different cultural and ethnic origins. THL Straits Times wishc* all its Hindu readers
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    Dollar up in Europe
    50 1 LONDON. Wed. The U8 dollar made strong gains In early trading on European nujwy markets today. The price of gold eased Dealers linked the dollars gain* to the new Middle East ceasefire and President Ntxon'4 decision to turn over the Watergate tapes to congressional Investigators DPI.
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    60 1 JAKARTA. Wed. Indonesian Foreign Minuter Adam Malik hat aid he will leave on Nov. I for vinu of three days each to Australia. New Zealand and Papua-New Oulnea He told report*™ here yesterday that a series of border agreement! were expected to be signed In
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    277 1 Politics out for Thai army now BANGKOK. Wednesday THE new predominantly-civilian Thai Government today announced plans to change radically the command structure of Thailand's armed forces so that they are taken out of the political arena Tne announcement was made by Defence Minister Dawee Chullasapya at the first Press conference
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    42 1 CAIRO, Wed. The Persian Oult ahlekhdum of Qatar today tae fourth Arab country to ban shipments of oil to the Netherlands because of Its allegedly hostile attitude to the Arabs, the Middle Bad news agency reported Reuter (tee Page I).
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    Nixon's dramatic about-face
    235 1  - Nixon's dramatic about-face WILLIAM SCALLY THE 'ASOmSINfi' DECISION TO SURRENDER WHITE HOUSE TAPES... By Washington. Wed. PRESIDENT Nixon's dramatic aboot face in the Watergate crisis came after a misiiirigment of historic proportions had brought the U.S. Government to the brink of a perilous constitutional confrontation, political observer, said today. Facing
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    Lock icon Move was made to end the crisis says Haig
    628 1 and devise a means of ousting him? BY agreeing to hand over the tapes to Watergate Judge John Sirica, has the President managed to sidestep any call for disclosure of other tapes and White House documents bearing on activities In last
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      Lock icon Fighting dies down
      31 1 TEL AVIV. Wed. Fighting died down two hours after breakdown of ceasefire with no change of positions of opposing sides since yesterday, Israeli military command announced tonight. Renter.
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      Lock icon Israel: 'Mass surrenders'
      62 1 Israel 'Mass surrenders' TEL AVIV. Wed. Leading Israeli military commentor General Halm Hersog claimed tbls afternoon Egyptian Third Army was in process of "disintegration" and that Egyptian soldiers we r t "surrendering en masse." He said the attempted breakthrough by the Third Army appeared to be at the Initiative of
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      24 1 WASHINGTON. Wed. President Nixon cancelled a televised speech tonight on the Watergate crisis and Instead scheduled a press conference for tomorrow. Reuter
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      82 1 BODY TO CONTROL BUS SERVICES PAGE 9 TEMPERS flare up In the UN 2 GULP States ban oil to Holland 1 TANAKA'S China Sea oil hunt plan 4 PEKING pledge to send more vessels S QUALITY control teams In factories 7 JAKARTA firm ordered to pay }M 3.000 17 SACKED
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      114 2 JAKARTA, Wed. President Suharto today held talks with Syria Charge d Affaires in Jakarta Muhammad Dagh Tanl on the current Middle East situation, a palace spokesman said. Syria thanked Indonesia for Its support for Arab nations ln the Middle East issue, the spokesman added. Foreign Minister Adam Malik
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      631 2 UN session flare up UNITED NATIONS. V.d nesday THE most violent row between China and the Soviet Union ever seen in the Security Council last night almost overshadowed passage of a new resolution calling for the reinstatement of the ceasefire between Israel and Egypt. The exchange grew so heated that
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      33 2 MANILA. Wed. Nationalist China, South Korea. South Vietnam and U» Philippine* have formed an Asian Secretariat for Taxation and Cuitnu Co-opera Uon. the Philippine* Department of Finance said yesterday. AP.
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      29 2 BANTIAOO. Wed. The army garr!~m ln Conccpcluo. 400 m'.ies from hen, said four ixople hay* bccit executed for m *K'ni grenade* to attack the armed force*. AP.
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      Lock icon Four US senators propose M-E peace 'treaty'
      223 2 Four US senators propose M-E peace 'treaty' WASHINOTON. Wed. Four Republican senators yesterday proposed a Middle East peace treaty based on return of Arab territories seized by Israel In 1967 and establishment of demilitarised tones. "We have a situation In which neither side is our enemy.," Sen. Jesse Helms (North
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      28 2 TOKYO. Wed. Prime Minuter Sheikh Mujlbur Rahman of Bangladesh »»id today his country welcomed foreign Investment* and promised they would not be natlonallaed without compen**tton. AP
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      Quota talks
      26 2 TOKYO. Wed. Japan wIU hold leparaU talk* with five Zuropean nation* on quotas for export* of electronic appliance* to them. It vu announced today—Reuter
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      Lock icon 'No'toFilipinos
      36 2 WASHINOTON. Wed. The US Supreme Court yesterday rejected a lower court order which would have cleared the way for thousands of Filipinos to seek C 3. cltlsenshlp under a Wck! War II naturallaatlon law AP.
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      29 2 WELLINOTON. Wed. The first of a M-plane order worth NZII 3 million (about StlS million) ha* been handed ovc to the Royal Thai Air Force. Reuter.
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      Liveliest clashes of war on the news front
      161 2 Liveliest clashes of war on the news front CAIRO, Wed. Some of the liveliest skirmishes of the war took place between Wntern journalists and Egyptlan Information officials. Reporters complained they were unable to cover the Arab side of the conflict effectively because of blatant favoritism In high places. Inefficiency and
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      Lock icon $4.6m 'payoff'
      39 2 $4.6 m 'payoff' WASHINGTON. Wed. The American dairy Industry promised President Nixon UBS3 million (SMC million) ln re-election contribution* two week* before the President Imposed Import quotas on Ice cream tnd other dairy product*. It vu disclosed yesterday AP
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      Lock icon *No war, no peace big-power set-up'
      330 2 rl Chinese Press today Issued Its first direct comment on the US -Soviet resolution calling for a ceasefire ln the Middle East, accusing the two superpowers of trying to "put out the biasing fire of this Just war." A commentary by the official New
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      CUT-DOWN IN WAR SUPPLIES TO ARABS, ISRAELIS
      250 2 WASHINGTON, Wednesday JHE United State Union yesterday lift of war supplies in an apparent atte the level of war act Defence Department The move came as the Government said Intensive diplomatic activities were under way to make effective yesterday's standstill ceasefire and end
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      33 2 JAKARTA. Wed Japan will help Indonesia In lie family planning programmr .crmer Japanese Prime Minister Noboauke Klshl said today. Indonesia ha* Invited Japan to build contraceptive equipment factories. Reuter
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      Lock icon 6 Syrian officers courtmartialled for retreat
      162 3 6 Syrian officers courtmartialled for retreat BEIRUT. Wed. Six senior Syrian officers Including a brigadiergeneral, have been court-martlalled for ordering a retreat that eased the progress of an Israeli counter-attack In the Golan Heights, diplomatic sources said yesterday. The one star general court martlalled was Identified as Rashld Halawi, according
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      50 3 BONN. Wed. Two American soldiers who became Sikhs and later refused to remove their turbans while on tank duty were found guilty of duobeying orders by a military court at Wuerxburg yesterday. Tne court was acjourned until Saturday when It Is expected to pass sentence Reuter
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      328 3 'Hostile attitude toward Arabs' BEIRUT, Wednesday THK united Arab Emirates the Gulf States have decided to suspend oil shipments to the Netherlands because of its '"hostile" attitude toward the Arabs, Cairo Radio said today. The decision follows similar steps taken by Kuwait, Algeria
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      51 3 SYDNEY. Wed. At least 77 people were irrested today following a domonatratlcn promt against the redevelopment of one of Sydney's most hutorlc ares*. Scores of police were called to lot "rocks" area fringing Sjrdnty Harbour when more than 100 demonstrators barricaded thenurlvw In several demolition attcs.—
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      243 3 Snedden moves censure bid against Whitlam /CANBERRA. Wed. V Liberal Party Oppo sltlon leader BUI Snedden launched a censure mt.Uon again ot the Whitlam Labour Government yesterday over Its handling of economic, defence and foreign policies. Mr. Snedden attacked the Government for "its general mismanagement of the natl'i i. and
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      41 3 JERUSALAM. Wed. Israel warned Egypt yesterday that It held It fully responsible far the treatment of prisoners of war and declared that, contrary to Egyptian reports, there were no foreign volunteers serving In the Israeli army. Reuter.
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      29 3 SEOUL. Wed. South Korean President Park Chung-Hee today denounced North Korea for having persistently opposed the United Nations efforts to establish a unified government In Korea. Reuter.
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      34 3 NEW YORK. Wed.— A subway employee. Itma Jones. 27 wai seriously injured yesterday when her boyfriend do'ist her with lighter fluid and set her afire with a match, ponce said. UPI.
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      265 3 MIAMI BEACH, Wed.— The head of a stevedores union announced yesterday that IS maritime unions would soon begin a boycott of Soviet cargoes that would last until the Middle East war ends and Arab nations resume oil shipments to the I'nited States. Alluding to America's
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      311 3 HONOKONO. Wed. North Vietnamese Workers Party First Secretary Le Due Tho has rejected the 1973 Nobel Peace prise awarded Jointly to him and American Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger, the North Vietnam News Agency reported yesterday. The agency. In a dispatch
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      Lock icon CAMP FIRE RAZES 2,500 REFUGEE HOMES
      76 3 SAIGON. Wed. Fire raged through the Pnu Tal refugee camp la the central coastal provlnce of Binh Dinh. destroying 2.500 refugee homes, local authorities reported today. One refugee died and four were Injured In the blase touched off yester- day apparently by accldent. Communlit
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  • WORLD NEWS THREE
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        38 4 BAJOON, Wed. The In- i ternational Ceasefire < Control Commission 1 (ICC8) has said that It is ready to resume the exchange of prisoners In Vietnam for the first time since i July, according to ICCB t sources here.
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        22 4 COLOMBO: Sri Lanka's stratefie east coast pert of Trlneomalee would not b» open to tereln navies, Deputy foreign Minister LakshmaoJarakoddjr laid today.
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        41 4 UNITED NATIONS: The United States has declined to comment on a UN report urging a ban on the use of napalm and other Incendiary weapons, while the Soviet Union says the matter need* further study, according to a survey published today.
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        21 4 Bustle, bustle SEOUL: South Korean export* thai year reached DHUN million (SIMM nUllloo) yesterday. Ik* Ciibjiwi and Industry Ministry said today.
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        28 4 BANGKOK: Thailand's new Prime Minister. Mr. Sanya Thammstafc, today pledged hla country's continuing support for the United Nations, saying that only It could ensure long-last-ing peace for mankind.
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        45 4 MANILA: Frialliait Maxcos has offered a swaw> larsalp to the l*-year-old tea ef a Muslim rebel I—war and ordered that -a sulUMe aettlement ke priTMa* to MusUbbs who had tone down (MSB the bill. w> that they eaa lead productive Uvos, the Government announced today.—Afcncles.
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      314 4 Tanaka's 5-nation plan for China Sea oil hunt TOKYO. Wednesday PRIME Minister Tanaka has proposed that the US, Britain, France and Japan co-operate with China in developing undersea oil deposits in the China Sea, a leading financial newspaper said today. The Nlhon Kelzai said Japan has discussed the idea with
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      26 4 TOKYO. Wad. An Indian (rtifhtn and s JipuM boat oollided in Koto pat laat nKbt but all aboard U» two tishli wart unhurt. UPI
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      Airports shut
      25 4 BOMS, Wad.— A atrtk* kgr air trminc oonlroUan and tthntrUn* snot down 10 lUttaa airport* for Tarring parts* TwMrday. atrmndlnf uxxuawu at passsntsn.—
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      200 4 Rio de Janeiro, Wednesday INDIANA'S UeutrnantGovernor and mem•ers of bis trade delegation escaucd sertoui injury yestrrday but f.vr other people, including a Japanese mining rnglneer, were killed whrn a Braslllan airliner skill ed off an airport runway and sank in the
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      302 4 Johore Bahru'S new exciting pheiiomena in shopping /entertainment/ office accommodation BANGUNAN TAN KIN/1 CHUA REALTY an ultra modern complex right m tn« heart o* jonore bHvu. 11 A 4 fkxxs of shops emporium, enema V and bar* etc all shops conveniently located around J central open concourse providing miximum visual
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      158 4 The end of the frozen chicken cheat Most frozen chicken that you buy has travelled great distances, been in deep-freeze for so long, that most of the flavour and goodness has been frozen out of it. But not Farmfresh. Farmfresh chickens are grown in Singapore (from the finest U.S. parent
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    China pledge to send more cargo ships
    461 5 China pledge to send more cargo ships CHINA has promised to send more and bigger ships to carry Singapore cargo and continue to offer rates "considerably lower" than those charged by conference lines. China has also agreed to Include more ports in Europe and Asia In their schedules. The chairman
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    Pilgrim ship departure date
    61 5 Pilgrim ship departure date THE pilgrim thlp MaJayu« KIU wUI leave Bln«»pore for J«Jd»h on Oct. M at 1 p m with (bout 1M pUfrtnu The ship which U m»H"« Its third trip thu mr will berth at PSA godown No. 41/41. Out I. VUlton will be illcwra on board
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    Did not report
    39 5 POLICE supervisee Ra)agopal PeMaaamy CnelUah. M. was jailed for on* year yesterday alter be via found guilty of falling to report to the senior detective officer at Buklt Panjang police station on July »ul a .m.
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    91 5 /CANBERRA Wed V/ Out of lt.aaa Asian students In Australia, only M had asked for permission to remain after completing studies. Immigration Minister Al Grassby told Parliament on Monday. Mr. Grassby said the main countries Involved were Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore; Mr. Graaaby said
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    No regrets says prof who tunes up at crack of dawn
    292 5  - No regrets says prof who tunes up at crack of dawn By Shen Swee Yong pftOFESSOS EUse* PaI Jaro of the Philippine* may be called an "up-wlth-the-laxk" composer. Far he writes some of hi* aaaat stirring songs, symphonic* and concerto* at the crack of dawn. "I have a habit of
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    Sore eyes cases on the increase
    98 5 mHX Health Ministry re--1 ported yesterday that there has been an Increase In the number of sore eyes cases. For the week ending Monday, Government outpatient dispensaries treated a total of 1.477 cases five per cent more than the previous week. A ministry statement
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    4 factors that can keep S'pores crime rate down
    219 5 4 factors that can keep S'pores crime rate down rpHERE must be na--1 tlonal commitment and planning In Singapore to prevent a rise In crime becoming a necessary consequence of peculation growth The As»t. Commissioner of Police (Areas) Mr Ooh Yonf Hong, said this at th: KlwanU Club luncheon at
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    Supervising people
    57 5 TRX Adult Section of QuMnstown branch library will hold a talk on Row to BupervtM Ptoptt at It* lecture roan on Saturday at I pjn. ID* talk wUI be gr«n by Mr. 6*ow Olm Leng. of the Slnaipore Institute of May ruurament who It parttime lecturer at the
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    Charity fair
    23 5 THS Pint LaOy. Mrs Shear** will attend a charily basaar at the Japan Club. Built TUnah. on Saturday at 10 ajn
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    Factories set up their own quality check teams
    280 7 g 0 M E factories here have' formed their own quality control groups to pro- I mote prosperity through quality and reliability. These "QC" (quality control) groups, according to Dr. Lee Kum Tatt, chairman of the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial
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    RAHIM: THE BIG POWERS ALWAYS MAKE THE DECISIONS
    232 7 RAHIM: THE BIG POWERS ALWAYS MAKE THE DECISIONS MINISTER of State (Foreign Affairs). Enclk Rahlm Ishak, said yesterday big powers were bound to intervene directly in the ArabIsraeli war If the conflict continued. He said the warring nations were also unlikely to succeed If they tried to solve the conflict
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    1,500 in firm to get more pay and better conditions
    115 7 1,500 in firm to get more pay and better conditions SOME 1.500 employ mi of Electronic Memorlei and Magnetic* (B) Pte I '-a., an electronic firm In Boon Keng Road, are to get more pay and lmS roved working con (lions. This fellows a collective agreement signed between the manage
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    Price of school books to go up by 10pc
    177 7 Price of school books to go up by 10pc NEWLY printed textbooks in Singapore wIU cost live to 1* per cent more for SM.M* primary and secondary school pupils next year. A Singapore Book PubUshers' Association spokesman said yesterday that while some fmbllshen would not ncreaat their prices, others had
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    Seminar on building
    58 7 THE building industry In Singapore and IU effect on the economy will be among the principal lubjecu which will M dlariaarfl at a twoday aemlnar to be held on Nov. W and Dae. 1 at ShanfTl-La Hotel II v the taeond »nnu- 1 aemlnar of the Building
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    Prince's Hotel Garni to close after 18 years
    180 7 rTTHE 18-year-old 1 Prince's Hotel Oarnl in Orchard Road will close down on Nov. 8 because of ecoi.omlc reasons. The hotel's general manager, Mr. E Kuhn, said yesterday the crop of new hotels here had reduced his hotel's earnings The rates of
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    Shop owner is fined $4,000
    50 7 THE owner of a dreaamaklnc ihop was fined 14.000 yeeterday for er.vlojrlng three Illrcal UnmlcnoU v MOKimil Llm Chou MM. M. plwded guilt, to employlnf tbc girl*. at her ihop In Sin Mln Ro«d between Sept. t and Oct. 16 or dally wage of »J
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    Annual dinner
    33 7 MR. LOW Ouan Onn. deputy ftncrml manafar of Jurong Bhipjr»rd Limited. will aflflisti the annual dinner and danct of the Jurong Shipyard Recreation Club at Sbangri-La Hotel tonHht at t PJ».
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      290 7 Bringinf Up Father By BUI Ksviniiji *Jt Hal C— tp MONBBMI.' N I WGU..7VMrIS QOITM *T*\ II I JUST MCT >OUM V II I O*AK. m MOU PONT W*WT I S~ N ALL »KFC»r7)^IT CONVfKSVtTION JM6C y HUHWC.MW.JIaWSt^o,. TO CA««V -XXI* ATTAO* BVT I OOWT > MCM CAKRV H*/IN© My,
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      NIXON AT BAY
      521 8 PRESIDENT NIXON has shattered a myth his own. The linage of tough-mind-ed Nlxonlan Invincibility crumbled as Mr. Nixon backtracked on Tuesday under pressure from the courts, the U.S. Congress and the American public. The secret Washington tapes which Mr. Nixon had said he would protect against prying
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      WORKING FOR PEACE
      80 8 ITN DAY was commemorated yesterday with the customary handouts and huzzahs. That the world organisation has survived for 28 years Is an achievement. But as SeriPtary-Oeneral Dr. Kurt Waldhelm points out, the UN's essential purpose "to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war" remains unfulfilled. The
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    Despite pullout Aussies will still play important role in Anzuk
    962 8  -  WILLIAM CAMPBELL By lUST under two years ago, Rear Admiral David Wells (lew Into Singapore to become the first commander of the newly -created Anzuk force. Rear Acmlral Wells, a genial 55-year-old Australian, is still at the bridle of the
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      Too many changes confuse teachers, pupils and parents
      363 8 J READ with Interest your report "Right mental attitude to teaching vital, says Ooh" (ST., Oct. 18). I do not believe that one of the ways of restor 1 n g self-confidence and self-esteem among teachers Is to Increase their pay. It
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      Touting for rides...
      52 8 THE mall In Baffle* Place U frequently belnt used br trishaw rldrrj to sobeite ridea from tourist, who are oftrn harassed and abused for refutns to rnia.ee the trishaws for rides. Will the relerant aathorltles please take Immediate action before the sitoation lets out of hand? Slnf
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      87 8 I REFER to the letter by J.H. (ST.. Oct. 13) on the smell from the drain in front of Sugar Industry of Singapore Ltd. at Jurong Port Road. The odour arises from the combined discharge of trade effluents and sea water used for cooling purposes. This out- flow
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      Trailers turn road into private garage
      129 8 Trailers turn road into private garage DONT understand why parking fees are collected in certain parts of Toa Payoh and not in other areas. This has resulted In ear owners flocking to the free parking areas thus depriving residents of parking lots and making the car parks more crowded. To
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    Lock icon Nixon saves his skin but not his honour
    883 8  -  By- JAMES RESTON WttrllKTOa THE one thing you have to say for Mr. Richard Nixon is that he knows when he is licked. Almost everything he always said he would never do compromise with Moscow, recognise Peking, accept deficit financing, or be
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    When forces use team work to build up muscle
    321 8 JOINT military exercises with Singapore and Malaysia have been pursued as tar as possible by the trinatlonal Aniuk force. Rear Admiral David Wells, Aniuk force commander, said taking air first, there have been continuing alt exercises between Australia and Malaysia with
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      60 8 Styles cut to the istest trend by our most experienced cra'tt* man MBM 1934 Sum completely hand tailored 4 Hitched alto importer* 4 exporters of finest Gents textiles thereby •>• Ux the latest 4 oldest range of materials lor selection. And for our customers in a hurry, there's our eaprese
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      127 8 Great News For Coffee Lovers. Nescafe Prices Reduced! From now on, you can enjoy refreshing, reviving Nescafe the economical way. flj Now you can buy any of your favourite ■■IB|9 Nescafe brands: Regular, Gold Blend, Blend 37 or even Nescafe Decaffeinated at considerably J Kfcc^H^l B reQ< uced prices. |H|B&T^^flJHlttH
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    Rotarian welcomes proposed youth council
    185 9 Rotarian welcomes proposed youth council A PROPOSED youth council for Singapore has been welcomed as a means of keeping youths off the streets and at the same time training t? em to be active participants in service to society. Mr Tan Kan Htn. an Immediate past president of the Rotaract
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    $900 hold-up by youths
    48 9 TWO youths, one armed with a dagger, robbed a cigarette salesman of WOO in a lane off Temple Surel In Chinatown on Tuesday. Ooh Ah Teng. 27. of the Singapore Tobacco Company, was on his rounds when he was held up at 4 pjn.
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    Tripartite body to streamline bus services
    539 9 rpHE Minister for x Communications, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, has appointed a tripartite committee to control arid supervise bus services which will be run by a single authoritySingapore Bus Services Ltd from Nov. 1. One of the commlttet main tasks Is to purchase 1.000
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    Taekwon-do classes
    31 9 THE Kirn Seng community court will start uekwon-do classes for beginners at 1U premises In Indus Square from Nov. I Further details an available from the centre (tel 614ai0).
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    Talk at CC
    36 9 OR LAU Telk Soon, a lecturer In the Political Science Department University of Singapore, sill talk on International Politics of A*ia at Tanjong Pagar community ceotre. Van Kit Road, at 145 pm today.
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    Talk by don
    33 9 Prof. Arthur Rajarmtnam of the Department of Physics. University of Slngmporr will speak on Physic. and the World at the Kiwanis Club lunch meeting at Mint Court Hotel on Ttnsday
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    Institute to be set up to train bank staff
    377 9 Institute to be set up to train bank staff AN INSTITUTE of Banking and Finance will be established to tarn oat a pool of trained banking staff to meet the expanding; needs of Singapore as a financial centre. This was disclosed yoferday by Mr. Michael W"i" pak Snong. mini,, i/
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    He couldn't provide for his children
    111 9 NO Kfak Scan. 46. unemployed, was Jailed for seven months and 20 days In the Second Magistrate's Court yesterday for falling to pay monthly maintenance of *«0 for his three children. He was sentenced to four days' Jail for each month's arrears It dated
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    Trader fined $14,050 for using unsafe building
    383 9 Trader fined $14,050 for using unsafe building A BUSINESSMAN was fined $14,050 by the First Magistrate's Court yesterday for using a condemned building for commercial purposes. Ooh Khal Poh pleaded guilty to falling to comply with an order made In 1967 by the Chief Building Surveyor to demolish a two-storey
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    Morphine fine
    37 9 BOH Koh Pee. 39. was fined t&OO In the Second Magistrate i Court yesterday for administering morphine to hlmulf in a but In Jalan Sultan on Oct. 11 at about lio ta. Hi pleaded guilty.
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      167 9 Wishing all > our Hindu Customers and Friends a S appy m Deepavali WE ARE OPEN TODAY 10am -6pm METRD GROUP OF DEPARTMENT STORES MITRO HIGH ST -T2IJ* H.jf St'Mt S^gjpct itMphon* 2613* MITRO ORCHARD- HO.flayHnßKJg ScolHßd Spoi»9 W ***** C VMgTRO SUPREME- Suoume Houte Pen ana Rd Sport S
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      794 9 WATEH consumption on Tuesday was 118.6 million gallons (539,»a» cable metres). J million gallons <4.» M ciUc metres) leas than on Monday 1 TV SINGAPORE (5) TV MALAYSIA (3) 10.00 ZX2™** 6.30 tT^ S."n^. 4C M PW»« S-aw, ■>» «>«"*" *tal«* I Untamed World Uvsttnts 01 I*l Toto Results It*
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      WHY MEN GET DIDDLED AT THE SHOPS
      874 10 WHY MEN GET DIDDLED AT THE SHOPS WHEN a husband comes home with a lettuce alive with maggots, tomatoes that have seen better days, and a loaf which looks as though It's fallen off the back off the bread van, don't automatically blame yourself for sending him shopping. Blame the
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      The answer to dirty walls?
      228 10 The answer to dirty walls? MR Kao Chlnan U one man who U as angry w the busy housewife when he sees wall* that are dirty and overgrown with moss. He want* to get hla hands at th« ugly stains. He's so aware of the problem of dirty walls because
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      A maxi apron for the French touch
      319 10 radd to all the variations of the cheongsam. Mandarin robe, Chinese warrior costume, and sometimes garish garb of our restaurant waiters and waitresses, we now have the French garcon uniform on the eatlng-out scene. The uniform makes its debut at the opening of
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      SHORT AND NEAT
      172 10 nEETTY hair doesn't I come naturally. It's achieved through good care and cat. If yon have plenty of time and money, your hairdresser will advise you to have hair conditioned under a steamer. But If you don't, go for home treatments. Try wrapping hot towels around the
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      74 10 Keeping Make-up Matt When your face constantly seems to develop a shine, start making a habit of dabbing your skin liberally with Lemon Delph freshener to check: grease from forming on the complexion surface and to refine a coarse texture. Carry out this refining treatment every day and always before
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      96 10 AdV€Ttistfft€flt How to Cultivate Wrinkles. A parched dry akin i* th* breeding ground for facial line* and wrinkle*. After «i« SS a woman's akin loses the ability to retain eaeential water and so the afeins process is accelerated But now 2nd Debut with patented CsTF— the specially formulated proven wrinkle
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      209 10 RetoveWind MdGastric With Qalusll-M tablets. Recommended by doctors because they're safa, effective and cause no side affects. Gelusil-M contains not one. but three antacids to promptly relieve pain and wind caused by indigestion. excessive stomach acids or ulcers. Qelusll-M also protects ulcers and allows healing to proceed. GehisU-M. Available at
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      1217 11 ■a«Tf«otsi:p uhke ti nyttamaiw: jm. lajiin pTTimi O'aan Iraa. am 111 U9HHH mmi nit \t am HM HM vm ■naM Mill it Mi II Mi I to I to I to 11 M •IMan lIPMII a Mar II to It Mt II Ml il Me II to [I'HUI UT IS
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      972 11 mmtm MH/Hii I tk» I Paaaaj P ««-aa| rant mm»u I KAMI IM I lit MMt M Mar ItolWlt Ml 11 I aw ia,aiMiiM.a sj»j;' w !j;»l HMM la Ml I Ml II aM It NnMII H II I I MMMi MAMfllll t Ct PTI lit IM: Saaaaart I*Ml MtUTtIU
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      847 11 I al^|M*r*AßV^l at"^"^^^^?TT'T^™f™^P™^l nmt it— naa raari PUM ka* Aania liaau IL MIM MT bm aw it m nM aM iim MUHI EIPKSS urn ii mi im < m. im iim CIMIIU MT MMIIMIMIMIMIM MMMM QpMSS it mi aim mm mm an* mm WM IMMWi Htwl I-Mai* rtaa U•. P.
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      923 11 FULLY COWTAIWMIZrD SIKVICt TO iUKOft M—WBII FM: I WtrMM. tmtitm. Man, Ll Hut. aaxm nmi m ti lan, h«Mi I'MM, liaMaMw. MMH to ArtM. CMlllM.ll. CotMMTI. H*M. MIUITi'IUn M 'l St»CMa«»*aTi. (hit, HtHMII. DMtM KHajrw FULLY COWTAINimZIO SKVICI HOM lUHOM FIW "I**" «,latltfMt, AMrtlftM. AjtMn, im.irt Miuni mm m» am*,
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      694 11 Haiiim *IM44| t. talaa. *J4l. K.L. 27J11; hMi| IIKI THE BANK LINE LTD. iMßniiimu MTI <lib li. U Mutiit, MrtM ICm lIM n P uuat a/« W nan 1/ IMt TtlTMam iitoK.iM. aaHL mmm M«i. i mkmm 1 Uim) P MMt| Mm Mi Im am Ml TtltlAM P UM| IMI
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      770 12 uk. futon mvici LOAMNB POI LONOOM, MAVtI. «'DAM. HIU«6. WIMIN MPTMI IMTWTII It a ilt IttM a/11 Bull H!l I'M*, nam. tnmn mrrmt maaui utai/tai, mm a/n itaa vu SmSSriiMMatiM n/a tn n kti iim, •*is''»/iV U Har7, i/u km. LaM. Mian D ARirVALS «OM NOITH-WDT IUIOPtAN PORTS AND LONDON
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      545 12 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MRS. KOH TEONG SENG (NEE KHOO NYA NYA) BELOVED MOTHER OF MOSES. PETER, DAVID- LLEANDER. BERNIE. ANGELA WISH TO THANK ALL RELATIVES AND FRIENOS FOR THEIR KIND CONDOLENCES. ASSISTANCE, DONATIONS AND ATTENDANCE DURING THEIR RECENT BEREAVEMENT. FOR SALE STEEL FUT TOP BARGES 120'x40'> 8'
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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        81 13 A. Choc Goodwood Inlllte L. But M ft G Fasaa H Par T. Cement 8. Trad. M. Cement A. Tape KL Ind I'M Worka S. Times ENE N. Iron Carbberg MdGlaaa JC-MPH M. Feed PMC S3 JO +.30 MIS .28 $3 12 +.27 $3.06 +.23 $76S +.20 $2.46 +16
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        Most active stocks
        23 13 Malayan Credit 243.000 Haw Par 217,000 San Holdings 201.000 Imperial Set. 147,000 Total Turnover 3.2 M Total Value $858 M
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        33 13 D«av m. i*es-iM 1 Dee. SI. I**S=lM t Dae. lt«l =lM t Jaav 1. I*"*=lM ladMlltob: IM.M 144.71 hijiiMii: JtM« Tta«. ni.t» I raktan; SM.U O.C.B.C.: tM.M IMJ Stt.' 141.< 1UJ M4J
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1536 13 *THX last transacted sale i at the Block Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with previous day s price together with I*7l high and low. (-Adjusted (or all new lames). IMDVITBIAL* «tn L..1 M. L. t.M I.TB Ami J.OO 4.SU 1.04 A. Tap* 1.01 .IS t.»O 1.00 Ajlao. 1.00
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1584 13 DID and offer prtce» offl- dally listed and buaineaa In and reported to the Stuck Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of share* traded shown In brackets in lot* of 1.000 units unless otherwise specJled. NDI'STBIALS Aem» (3 908j (1) 3.M. A.TJ. (1J3B) (1) IJJ. (11)
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      Price rise continues
      356 13 ivu spec I b tl ve 1 syndicates were once again enpLfed in the ram* of price pushln- on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday as they had been for the past several weeks. Centre of their attention continues to be shares of M.i-T^a.-"sssuwiilui. sgßsslally thaw* with
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      Shares keep rising in kL
      302 13 Shares keep rising in kL wORI gsJn* were re--ITI corded In the Kusia Lumpur Stock Exchange yecurdAy where trßdlng continued to be brisk. The opening wm steady but an easier tendency soon developed. Near the flnai be'i howerer a feeble rally was discerned and the market dosed barely steady. However,
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1383 13 DID and oner prices officially 41 Hated and tnartnasa In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange ye*urday with the number of shares traded shown In bracket* In lots of 1.000 unlu unices otherwise specified INDLKTBXALS A. Ti|t (IMB 1.(78) (4) I.M. (1) 1.7», (1) I.M. (1)
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        CLOSING PRICES
        27 13 Rubber Oct. M Singapore IC4.M eU (down I.M eU). Malaysia IMM (down \M eU). Tin «T1« (up UM). Official offering «S tons (down Z tons).
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        Duty rates
        75 13 rE Malaysian Minister of Flnanr* has fixed these rates for ealealatinr Customs duties for the period from Oct. £5 to SI: Rubber 7S t eta a lb Copra S7M.M a ton Palm OU 5459.cc, ton P. Kernel ISSUES a ton The rates of datles Rrable are: bber Si
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        PRODUCE
        102 13 f'MIMItS PRSOUCS II cmamoi. *ihoapopjs Pjeesi CLOOINO PP.IOS* PICUI TItTSKOAV. Quant *«i boll SSI tautM. Irvna MS aattars. Copra: Una* ,*aoti IK' Coot. MM B. •moot: Maatok AST* wkHa r.o-k ieo» nlw imo aoiir-a. Sarawak waiia fab. Hl* 1270 aalWra. Sar<w«k aporul black f. 0.6 NLW tito aollara. aarawak
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        PALM OIL
        30 13 THE Malaysian Palm Oil Producers Association (MPOPA) yesterday announced the following UK/CIP prices for Malaysian Palm Oil: Feb £182. Mar. £175. Apr/ June £173, and Jul Dec Haft
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        Copper prices
        31 13 Or tpiailooa la braekotal. Wiriest borara 1*17.00 (IMI M> aallor IMB Sb (IMtM): Tkraa awnik Mjor IVM.M 1112*00) Mtlar ISM 00 Ifttl 001. Marmot laMi Flrmor. laMa: I.H» Mas.
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        New high in tin
        208 13 rnHK Straits tin price In 1 Penang yesterday climbed $5.50 to another 1873 high of $716 per olcul on an official offering: down two tons to 275 tons. The overnight London metal price was steady with forward buyers quoted ud £7 on Monday" i close to
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        Market holidays
        48 13 rE following are the market holidays for Deepavali and Harl Raya Puasa in Singapore and Malaysia: SINGAPORE Rubber: Today, tomorrow and Monday. Stock Exchange: Today and Monday. Produce: Today and Monday. MALAYSIA Rubber: Today and Monday. Tin: Today, Saturday and Monday. Stock Exchange: Today and Monday.
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        Asian currency unit
        162 13 A BIAM curren'-y deposit Intarbank rataa as at eJoas on Wodncada/. Oct. M: OS Dollars Offer Bel 7 days ill »-o/S 1 mtb »-l a a mths t-1/4 »-l/g 1 mlh* »-6 16 s-I/lg mlhs Ml 9 mths t-7/t s-s 4 lj mths t-S/4 l-il Bw. m.
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        Rubber suffers a setback
        394 13 AFTER an unchanged opening the Singapore rubber market drifted lower on long liquidation before the approaching five-day recess and the calling of a second ceasefire In the Middle East The market was quiet and turnover wai small. Afternoon rubber lost 4 cent In dull conditions. The
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        SMR BUSINESS
        64 13 TVAH-Y MB prtew imu»j at nooo ifWiHj: v Dm. m.B. km llfcll Bwnn 1 1 6CV < 1-ton pallet) 157 0* 1M.MN 167 00 1MO0N U. (1-toa paltet) 1UH 1WJ0N 1MH 164 60N (1-ton ptltot) 160 00 1U.MN 160 SO 1SJ00N II (1-ton ptltet) 1MM *****N 148M 1««
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      55 13 PROSPBCTB of peace In 1 the mddk) Bast and political onoarttUntMs In th* UnlUd BUU* had wmnVting •fleets on tht VJB dollar In the BWgapor* Ssrtot market yaatarday It opened at 13 JllO 41J1S0 and waa wail traded between 13.110* and UJIU Lav morning saw th* dollar well
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      156 13 Mate: Than nln m«y differ tlightly (rom Uiom quoted by banki to their ciutomert. The foUcwtng an Um nominal iven ratal In Mafapor*: CarractM Neoinal r»U» l—ta* imtmttj Sterling pount t.MTO tWtt US dollar 1.112C 2J140 Hongkong dotli r 4S TO 41.11 Malaysian dolk r :02 20 101.40
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        227 13 HONGKONG, Wed. Share prices picked up smartly In active trading In the stock marcet today. After opening on a quietly steady note, trading perked up on active buying interest wlilch raised pr.ces to the day's highs. The Hang Seng index ros<- 18.51 points to M 5 91. HK Bank's
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        40 13 Oa tb. fr«a aioHafita markat in Honikon* im.Mir taa V •alUr waa molad at sOt 5.0*29 for T.T. aaa i. 125 lor aaak. Ittilaii waa qu0. .4 at 11.17 an* *m taai tl |aM waa quota* •t 121.40
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        167 13 riKYO. WMI Prtcea on the Tokyo Stock Bxchangt closed substanUally higher today with the DowJone* average recovering to the 4100 level which It lost over two weeks ago Selective buying spread to almost ail sectors towards the dose. The Dow-Jon*- soared MO' to 4.M169 and tht ndex gained tOS
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        107 13 7URICR. Tuoa— The caasatlr* In the Middle Bast made Investors more eon (Idem today and th* fctgft market cloaed slightly btttar. Bonds maintained their price* The Credit Sutsao Index moved up slightly (or a gain of 04 to MO.l point*. Cloain* pnoas la Swiss francs with IM «iff«r«ic« on
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        274 13 Tt/fIXBOURNB, Wed. I ivX Trading was mixed on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Rises were only slightly In the majority among Industrial stock* while among the mining and oil stock* the ravens was the BHr ended the day unchanged from yesterday at MM On the mining tide CBA waa
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        49 13 T«M*, U*~4., uta v«» ataSMwa* (1) OS.TS ST.O* ii in i*a.TS ao.a H» rut 101 IS 100.00 ■astwi* 101J0 104. Tl Zonck 100 MB 00. MB ioi. soa loo. we Ptna im oo ios.ol Bxport pilau la ■aa-atarlla*-tnu m U.S. oollan par ause*. (1) Anattalma aollara par
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        246 13 XJXW YORK. Tutt- New* thai Pmtdant Nixon had agreed to surrender U» Whiu Home tape* to UK court prompted an aggressive demand (or flock* In the final hour of trading, enabling toe market to flnUh with a moderate gain. The Dow Jonee Industrials roee 1H to M 631.
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        Indices
        94 13 FINANCIAL TIMIS TIN! Tu*adsy w si Monday MM *«tk mo MM lUBBUI Tu**d*y «UH Monday tM 16 Wwk ago 4MM OILS Tueaday 2MJi Monday Mil* W*efc ago IUM DtSUSTBIAU Tueeday o Monday «M X Wnk mo 4JSJ DOW JONES A VgBAGk INDUSTBIALS Tueeday (Mil Monday MO 51 W«k mo
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    IN MEMORIAM
    25 15 In ever loving memory of MISS SAJMMA KRISHNAN who departed so suddenly on 25-10-73 Deeply missed but always remembered by the whole family.
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      371 15 HFAR EAST OXYGEI (S) PTL LTI. in Jurona requires (a) OKIATNS/FITTEIS Requirements: Candidates mustt(l) be holder of a mechanical craft certificate from Vocational Institute plus 3 years postqualifying experience, or (II) have formally undergone S years apprenticeship, and have passed at least secondary 1 1 and ere willing to do
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      318 15 PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD TENDERS WATER DEPARTMENT: (Sth Floor, Colombo Court Building i 1 Supply and delivery of six (8) chlorlnators. Tender deposit S2SO Close at 3.15 pm on 29.11.73 ELaCTRICTTY DEPARTMENT: (2nd Floor. City Hall) 2 Supply and delivery of 100 pieces of rubber mats. Tender deposit $100/-. Cloae at
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    39 16 Religious Announcements PRII IOOKL2T OFFIR: 'Tht Man You Mutt Confront" Dynamic 30 page wookltt on th* moat Revolutionary Man that ever lived. Alao f:«e Bible Courae on requeet Writ* to: Aala Evangellatic Fellowahip. OP O. BOX tTt. 8 pore
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    92 16 WILL PRIDI ITACI A OOMIRACK7 Thla quettior 1 now being tsktd about f Ol .ntr charismatic Tial leader Prldl. WIU he retuin -.o Thai polities after a 18 yaw exile? D** Wllaon talks to Prldl R) Part* In th* NIW NATION icraorrow. LtUIII KLIRK't lALONI a Hottl BlBgapura for
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    151 16 UM UAN nio (Baby Bock) 17, paaaad away peacefully on 14-10-72 leaving behind ton*. Pttar. Philip, daughten, Kior anc*. Nancy ton-ln-law Jimmy Chua. daughter-in-law Btltn Mok. 4 grand children. Fuueral aa 2» in.73 leaving reeldence IOtB. Block 28. Lorong t. Tot Payob, 2 00 p.m. for Church or Th*
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    Acknowledgements
    26 16 TNI PAMILV OP tat lav Mr. Ng See Chew thank friend* and nUUvu for uieir kind pnmat*, a.mt.nct. wnath*. met•ago* tn« dooatlona during their banavamtßt.
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    22 16 IN LOVINO MIMORV of Me Choo Tiaa Hock (UlUa Urn Slew Chlag) died 23.10.72. Remembered alwaya by huaband aad chiMna.
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    VASHI PAY CLAIMS HEARING POSTPONED
    88 17 VASHI PAY CLAIMS HEARING POSTPONED rTiHE wage claim* hear--1 Ing by three employees against department itore managing director Vashl C. Mahtanl was postponed by the Labour Court yesterday to Ot So at 9.15 am The postponement Is to enable Mahtanl who was not In court, to scrutinise his books against
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    Stereo music at library
    48 17 THE Chntral Adult Section of the National Library will hold a stereo conceal on Not 3at I pjn at tba library meeting room A selection of Schubert's chamber music and sugißjS will be played with a ronamentary by Prof, r McKvoy-Bowc Admission U fret.
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    30 17 ISA bin ataunat. It. ni fined |10 yesterday for bung found drunk ana Incapable at the Supreme Court building on Tuesday at about IK pj». ptaadad guilty
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    Jakarta firm ordered to pay $863,000
    236 17 fONSENT Judgement for $863,--244 for Tunas (Pte) Ltd. of Singapore has been granted by the High Court In a shipping claim against a Jakarta company. The defendant company was PT Peruaahan Perlayaran Samudera National Admiral Lines, owners of the m v Teluk Ban ten.
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    Worried widow took her own life
    132 17 A WOMAN became depressed orer financial problems after her huilwnd'e death and hang-ad beraelf, a coroner's court board yastorTan Toh Bag, M. waa found hanged from a water pip* In the toilet of her hone In Half Road on Oct. t by her daughter,
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    Sacked student case in Privy Council
    531 18 Sacked student case in Privy Council 'Job chances might be jeopardised' LONDON, Wednesday THE Privy Council's judicial committee was told yesterday that a former Seremban schoolboy was app c a ling against a Federal Court decision upholding his expulsion from school because he feared his chances of getting a job
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    Minister at celebrations
    56 18 TBB Minister of Stats (Labour). Mr. 8U Kan HuL was gusst-of-hoomr at the IMb anniversary osssbrattona of Sin Mln High School In Upper Sarainiiijsi Moad yesterday. Mr. Bla mlawed the uniformed organlaauoo* of the school. Later, maaakars of tha school board presented awards to students who excelled
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    Union dinner
    26 18 THB Singapore Isiuruct nnmpanlat tnnihiy— Union will bold iv lath annlver•ary dinner «nd dance at Houl Roymi Ramada on Not. it 7 JO pm
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    I feared for my life, says accused
    232 18 I feared for my life, says accused AN overseer, accused of manslaughter, used a penknife In a fight with a labourer because he "-as afraid tor his Ufa, the High Court heard yesterday. Mr. R. Bam a son, far Synd Ebramaha, said this In his final subm.ssion at the close
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    Gligoric wins in 27 moves
    137 18 VTUOO6LAV grandmas--1 ter Svetocar Oligorlc joined the leaders in the Philippines International chess tournament after Tuesday's play In Manila. Oligorlc beat Bent Larsen of Denmark In 27 moves of a NlmioIndlan defence In the match between two of the world's beat. Rev. W. Lombardy (UJS.)
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      'Need to check growth of hotel industry'
      237 19 pENANO, Wed. The Tourist Development Corporation last night warned of a need to check the rapid growth and expansion of the hotel Industry In Malaysia. Its chairman, Enclk Burhanuddln bin Mohanied Saman Rals, said: "The Government should consider legislation to bring about this
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      SUFFIAN TAKES OVER AS CHIEF JUSTICE
      164 19 SUFFIAN TAKES OVER AS CHIEF JUSTICE KIALA LIMPLB. Wed. —Federal Judge Tan Sri Mohanwd Suffian (above) has been appointed Chief Justice of Peninsular Malaysia. He take* over from Tan Sri H. T. One who retires on Nov. 1 after bein* Chief Justice for five year*. One of the top priorities
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      Rice centres
      27 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Pour more centre* will be cptned by the M«l»ysun Co operative Supermarkets {Society to tell rice and other commodities at rtduced prtcet.
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      DAP-Pekemas row dashes united front hope
      318 19 FRICTION OVER BY-ELECTIONS WIDENS RIFT KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. JjOPES of Opposition parties forming the proposed Opposition front seem to be fading. Bitter differences are believed to have developed between the Pekemas and DAP recently following the dlsquall- flcatlon of the Pekemas candidate In the
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      Crash: 7 hurt
      34 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Army C»pt Abdul R*hmao bin Ahmad and hi» pregnant wife wer» among atvwi people Injured in a two-ear crash at the 4th mile. Jalan Ooaabak hf» this afUmoon.
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      $23 mil modernisation plan for Subang
      267 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Communications Ministry Is to spend an estimated $239 million in the next two years U> modernise Subang airport's terminal building. The Minuter. Tan Brl Sardon Jublr, eald facilities would be brought up to date to handle r.410 passenger." at peak
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      'Vicious Old Monkey' gets 25 years
      110 19 PNANG, Wed.— Armed robber Leow Heng Hln. alias Lav Kau (Old Monkey) and Lav Hero (Old Hero), 30, was today sentenced to 29 years' jail and six strokes of the rotan. His accomplice, Llm Llm Soon Hock, atlas Lok Ban Hrnc. 23. rot M
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      Rain, so mudlarks should do well
      289 20 Rain, so mudlarks should do well [BACJiJBfmpBiffWBl MUDLARKS should dominate the races at Penang this week-end now that the monsoon season has set in. There was more rain on Tuesday and the track was heavy yesterday morning. Merry Maker, who loves the mud, may be worth a flutter against the
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        250 20 What has happened to these local jockeys T QUITE agree with you that some of the former local apprentices and Jockeys had to give up riding due to Increasing weight. But whatever happened to Jockeys like Lawrence Wong. Joseph Poo. Wan Chee Hong. Jamil Ahmad Said, bonny Ng and K.
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        World mark
        33 20 MEXICO CITY Wad. Danish cyclist Niels Fr~iborgi t*v a world anv.ieur record for a kllomeu run from a ttuffir"! start y.-ster-day when he sped wer Mexico's velodrome In 1 04 48
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      Barrier draw
      438 20 SONAB SALLY (Class Dlv. 4 «f on Saturday) and Haass First (Class i Dlv. 3 «f on Sunday i were withdrawn whsa barrier dnw was made for ibis week-end's Adds st Tenant. SATURDAY: CLASS 1 DIV. 4 «F: U, 10. i. 1, IS. 1, 14. Z, 11, t,
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      604 20 PNTRXEB for the combined Amateur Professional meeting on Nov. 1 and 4: MARA CL. 1— IF: Lion City, Solitaire. Oalant, Star Era in. Joy Spinner, Thunder Court. Cordon Bleu. Super Sound. SklpoU. Com-mander-ln-Chief. Oemlnl U. November Sun, Little Boy, Instant Power. Whemslde. Timber Exporter, Exempt. Sixth Happiness, Saxony,
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      182 20 London Company and Hurry Harriet in Washington Laurel LAUREL. Maryland. .Wed. London Company of the United States and Harry Harriet, a filly from Ireland, were added yesterday to the field for the It miles US$l5O,OOO Washington DC International on Nov. 10 at Laurel's turf course. The two latest entrants Increased
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      39 20 THE tannls court* at the National Stadium Complex will be closed to Urn public on Saturday and Sunday from 7.00 pro to 11.00 pm I due to electrical installation I work bring carried out at the ana.
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      300 20 Koreans and 3 Thai clubs in Queen's semifinals BANGKOK. Wed. The Korean Citizen's National Bank and Rejivithi Club of Thailand d/ew 1-1 last night to qualify for the semifinals of the Fourth Queen's Cup soccer tournament. The result meant that Laos National Army were eliminated. EV.th goals were scored in
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    Only 2,000 turn up to watch Ali
    461 21  -  GODFREY ROBERT By THE high-priced tickets last night kept the fans away, and only about 2,000 of them, paying from $5 to $100, turned up for the Muhammed AH boxing exhibition at the National stadium. A disappointed All boxed only five rounds against
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    PALACE LOSE AGAIN
    96 21 ONDON. Wed Results XJ of last night's footbaM matches were: tmtiimtt Fastball Ingot rap second rmand ucond replay Ortmsby Town 0 Luton Town 1. Ttun Cap aaeoaiJ tvmt drat lag Norwich 2 Motherwell 0. En»U«h INT. t: Alton VUU 2 Crystal Palace 1; BristoJ City 1 Bwlndon
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    China's Yu clocks 10.2 sec
    169 21 HONO KONG, Wed. China today reported its athletes had set several new national track and field records, approaching world records at a recent national atMetlcs meeting. The official New China News Agency said more than 920 athletes from all over the country took part in
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    Elaine hopes to make 400 m final
    477 21  - Elaine hopes to make 400 m final ALBERT JOHNSON By XJEW Zealand bound ili swimmers Elaine Sng and Karen Chong are determined to prove worthy of their selection to the Commonwealth Games in Chrlstchurch next year. The two swimmers said it was a great honour to be selected by the
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    Lock icon 1,527 for C-Games
    96 21 CHRIBTCHURCH. Wed.— Thirty-Jour couotrlM have entered 1.571 competitor* and 380 official! for the 1874 Commonwealth Oames her*, the organisen announced today. When the entries closed today. 10 countries, who had indicated they .would take part had not confirmed they would do ao. the organise™ •aid. They included
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    Conteh retains title on points
    209 21 LONDON, Wed.— World title contender John Conteh of Britain retained his British Commonwealth light-heavy-weight boxing title when he outpointed Baby Boy Rolle of the Bahamas over 15 rounds In Nottingham last night. But it was a performance that Conteh will want to forget. There was
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    CSC chess
    23 21 THE Chinese Swimming Club's Chen Championship begins on Nov. 4. The competition Is restricted to manbars who should register before Saturday
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    194 21 LAHORE. Wed. Pakistani Test batsman Younis Ahmed has been banned for life from playint cricket In Pakistan because he undertook a tour of South Africa with an Invitation XI, It was announced here today. An announcement by the Pakistan Cricket Control Board said
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    Forces will compete in Vietnam tourney
    386 21  - Forces will compete in Vietnam tourney PETER SIOW By BASKETBALL Association of Singapore have nominated S 1 ng a p ore Armed Forces Sports Association, this year's national men's team champions, to represent the Republic in the South Vietnam basketball tournament from Nov. 1 to 6. BAS secretary Lee Tee
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    CALTEX OIL CUT THREAT TO INDIA
    83 22 CALTEX OIL CUT THREAT TO INDIA NEW DELHI. Wed. Caltex, an American oil company, has threatened to cut Its supplies to India by an unspecified quantity, a Petroleum Ministry official said today. Caltex said the cut is necessary because of Saudi Arabia!* decision to reduce oil production by It per
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    $23 m ransom demand
    127 22 BL NOB AIRES. Wed —Urban guerillas who kidnapped Kurt Bchmidt. the LatinAmerican manager of Bwlssalr. are demanding a record USflO million (8123 million) ransom for his release, wellinformed sources here said. The sources sa<d Mr. Schmidt, seised outside his home here yesterday. was in the hands
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    AMOK KNIFES THREE WOMEN IN LONDON
    71 22 LONDON. Wed— A man ran amok with a carving knife In one of London's busiest shopping streets today, stabb)ng three women and Injuring one of them seriously. An eyewitness said the man, "with dark, piercing eyes", ran Into a women's coat shop In Oxford
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    Curfew lifted at 4 a.m.
    54 22 sunobi aiPUT. wed. The 14-hour curfew Impo—d yrrtrday was Uftsd at 4 aju. today. Thf curfew was to facilitate McurttT foross operations against Uw kilter of •peeled Branch Del -Bgt Cheng Kak On. M. and the two youth* who Hung two grenade* at the poor*
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