Singapore Herald, 3 October 1970

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    10 1 THE SINGAPORE herald No. MSiagiporeSaUinUy, October^ 1970 MC(P)ao7 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon Mr Heare's final word: I am NOT connected With Mercerary activities
    331 1  - Mr Heare's final word: I am NOT connected With Mercerary activities BOB REECE By MR. MICHAEL HO ARE, former commanding officer of the "Five Commando" unit m the Congo, yesterday denied a Johannesburg report that he was arranging with former associates to send a mercenary force to patrol the ThailandCambodia
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    Lock icon A bluff works for brief freedom
    326 1 A bluff works for brief freedom A MAN who had been committed to stand trial on a charge of gang robbery managed to bluff his way out of the lock-up of the lower courts m South Bridge Road yesterday. Tan Lian Kee alias Macau, 28, was waiting m the lock-up
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    Lock icon Lee to Britain: 'Don't sell arms to South Africa'
    223 1 LONDON, Fri. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew has urged the British Government to abandon its plans to sell arms to South Africa. He told newsmen on arriving m London for a five-day stay: "1 don't think you should supply arms which will
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    Lock icon Mrs Meir spells out peace terms
    459 1 Mrs Meir spells out peace terms west BAmwwm&MMM me If the Amerlcais had shows the same firmness ia the past, there is bo de«bt that the history of the Middle East would have beea different. Mrs. Meir TEL AVIV, Fri. The Israeli Prime Minister, Mrs Golda Meir, spelled out today
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    Lock icon IN BRIEF
    86 1 JAKARTA, Fri. About 60 generals m the armed forces will be retired this year and a number of others are due for promotion, according to informed sources. Forty-eight are from the army. NEW YORK: A claim by India that 200,000 people from minority groups fled Pakistan for India
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    Lock icon WILSON'S PARTY IS IN A MESS
    100 1 BLACKPOOL, Fri. Former British Prime Minister Harold Wilson's opposition Labour Party today ended its first annual convention since losing office with Wilson's authority shaken and party finances in disarray. Oliver Stutchbury, the party's fund-raising adviser for the last four years, dramati cally underscored Labour's
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    Lock icon -JORDAN GOVT: 'WE'LL DEAL ONLY WITH AL FATAH'
    211 1 AMMAN, Fri. Jordan's new Government will recogais* only one Arab gaaiHla stgsnlsatlai the moderate At Fatah headed by Mr. Ya*ser Arafat AhaOdeh said last sight "We are not going to suppress anyone, bat wo want to deal with only Fatah," said Ike
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    Lock icon NOW-A SPY THATDEVICE CAN SPOT SWINGING HIPS, TOO
    296 1 NOW-A SPYDEVICE THAT CAN SPOT SWINGING HIPS, TOO BRUSSELS, Fri. Lawyers conferring here on invasion of privacy have learned of a radar system for tracking people, so sensitive it can "distinguish men from women because of the well-known swing of the feminine buttocks." The description came 'rom Prof. .R.V. Jones,
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    Lock icon KIDS WHOSE SICKNESS IS OUR SHAME
    1024 2  -  Adele IF Wednesday's public forum on the school child and mental health was aimed at involving the layman m either the school child or mental health, it failed miserably. Pity, because the problems of mental health at all levels m Singapore are assuming enormous
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      Lock icon Practically nothing is learnt
      281 2 I AM a Secondary Two Victorian attached to McNair Centralized Workshops for Technical DDD Training. I have been m this workshop for more than half a year, and so far, my friends and I have had no practical work for Basic Electricity at all! Every Monday
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      Lock icon DEPRAVING THE UNBLOWN MINDS OF YOUNG SINGAPORE
      207 2 THE Ministry of Culture has done a magnificent job by banning records that encourage and glorify the taking of drugs. However, the Ministry's officials should take a trip down Bras Basah. Road and see for themselves the cheap paperbacks sold at the roadside
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    Lock icon Preserving history
    448 2 ip^l Saturday, October 3. 1970 /^y THE SINGAPORE HERALD URBAN renewal will not be allowed to become a run-away horse. It will be bridled by a concern to preserve buildings of architectural and historical interest. This is as it should be, and Mr Alan Choc's reaffirmation that this
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    Lock icon NO MORE BARRIERS
    68 2 The thought of yet more red tape for Singaporeans and Malaysians wishing to cross the Causeway is depressing. Existing passport regulations have already cut down a mutually beneficial traffic. The need to fill m more forms would certainly have discouraged travel still further. Fortunately the representations of
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      94 2 FSI I HE IBTEST BREEZY IDEH VI m T New ideas have been incorporated into the design of KDK fans Automatic DoubleII m 1 osculation with 280 degree bree/e area cools the whole room like an air-conditioner. a.\X J jy/l New K-blades to drive larger volumes of air over more
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    Lock icon $8,000 A MONTH FOR TUN RAZAK, SAYS GOVT GAZETTE
    178 3 KUALA LUMFUK, Fri. Tb AIM Eaxak receives a ■aatalj Imnw of $MM a* Prime Miaister aad leader of the Hmm of Parliament. He gets salary as Prtaie Mlaister, $l,tM as leader of the Hoase, aad $2,Mt eatertalaaieat aOawaace. Other perks iaclade
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    Lock icon YMCA to start course in German next week
    84 3 YMCA to start course in German next week LEARN GERMAN the quick way by speaking it The Chinese YMCA's ""Learning for Living" department will start a course m conversational German on Tuesday, under the instruction of Mrs. Carmen Walt Students may bring their tape-recorders to classes so they can practise
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    Lock icon ANNUAL CONVENTION
    27 3 THE Dale Carnegie Alumni Association, District 95, will hold its 11th annual convention at the Cultural Centre from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday.
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    Lock icon Toothbrush drill for pupils
    46 3 KUANTAN, Fri. Three thousand primary school pupils will hold a mass toothbrush drill at the town padang here later this month as part of the State's dental health campaign. A tune has been specially arranged to guide the children at the drill.
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    Lock icon MOTOR-CYCLIST FINED
    34 3 MAHFUD bin Ahmad, a labourer of Jalan Pasir Ris, was fined $200 yesterday for riding his motor-cycle without reasonable consideration and knocking down a pedestrian m Geyland Road on June 11, 1968.
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    Lock icon Traffic restrictions at Seletar Reservoir
    143 3 SELETAR Reservoir is a popular weekend spot these days. So much so that the Public Utilities Board has decided to impose traffic restrictions, on roads fringing the dam. No vehicle will now be allowed on these roads between 6.30 a.m. and 7 pun. on Sundays
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    Lock icon DENNIS THE MENACE
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    Lock icon Republic's future depends on leadership material—Wong
    316 3 Republic's future depends on leadership material— Wong SINGAPORE'S FUTURE will depend on whether more people will assume leadership m politics, military service and the bureaucracy, the Minister for Home Affairs, Prof. Wong Lin Ken, said last night. Their aim must not be a "larger bank account." Singapore, he said, had
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    141 3 Mystery fire at City Hall A MYSTERY fire broke out yesterday afternoon m City Hall one floor above the Prime Minister's Office. Up till late last night detectives were still trying to find out how the door of a conference room of the Ministry of Culture had been set ablaze.
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    Lock icon WON — THAT $190,000 TOTO JACKPOT
    110 3 WON THAT $190,000 TOTO JACKPOT THE first group prize of $190,000 for five numbers Correct has been won m Thursday night's To to Draw No. 78/70. The winner bought the winning coupon No. *****51 at the Kampong Kapor Toto booth. The second group prize of $20,000 for four numbers plus
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    Lock icon 255th Jurong plant openssoon to be 354
    212 3 THE OPENING of Singapore's first barite factory yesterday meant that 255 factories were now producing m Jurong, according to Mr. Woon Wah Siang, the chairman of the Jurong Town Corporation. He was speaking at the opening ceremony of the International Minerals and Chemicals
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      106 3 A new venture m design and total comfort. Clean crafted, Pirelli four point platform, all teak. Five piece set, interchangeable spare parts available and top quality upholstery with six colours to choose from. And what's that you get free? Ethylene propylene, the miracle suspension seating base incredibly comfortable because it
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    Lock icon Singapore flags fly for Lee's visit to Bonn
    59 4 Singapore flags fly for Lee's visit to Bonn PRIME Minister Lee Kuan Yew and Chancellor Brandt of the Federal Republic of Germany review the guard of honour of the Federal Arme*d Forces on Mr. Lee's arrival earlier this week at Cologne /Bonn airport where the flags of both countries fly
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    Lock icon Court of Appeal poser on when a magistrate cannot try cases
    299 4 Court of Appeal poser on when a magistrate cannot try cases THE COURT of Appeal was asked yesterday to decide on the maximum sentence which can be imposed by a magistrate's court. The Attorney-General, Mr. Tan Boon Teik, submitted that under the Criminal Procedure Code, a magistrate's court had jurisdiction
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    Lock icon Court issues warrants of arrest for two
    78 4 Court issues warrants of arrest for two A magistrate yesterday issued warrants for the arrest of two youths who did not appear m court to answer charges of failing to register for national service. Lee Swee Lian, 18, of McCallum Street, and Tan Yock Beng, 20, of Lorong Chuan, had
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    Lock icon Couple held up by robbers
    56 4 TWO ARMED men held up a couple m Nicoll Highway on Wednesday night and robbed them of a $125 gold chain and a cigarette lighter worth about $12. Kay Hian Ting, 21, of Matter Road, was walking with a girl when they were confronted by
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    Lock icon COMING: A SPACE AGE PEN WITH ADJUSTING SCREW FOR NIB
    213 4 COMING: A SPACE AGE PEN WITH ADJUSTING SCREW FOR NIB A SPACE AGE pen, made from the element titanium used to build Apollo spacecraft, will be marketed here next year by Parker Pen Company. The pen, known as T-l, will sell at about $6 0. Announcing this yesterday, Mr. Daniel
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    Lock icon CINEMA PATRONS CO-OPERATE IN ANTISMOKING CAMPAIGN
    251 4 PEOPLE are already c* aperatfag te the drf ve ag aiast saaaiag la claeaias, accardlag t« ciaema "Patraaa wba waat a qairk sflMke aare bee* seea to go •ai to tke M»by," a ciaeata No sMofctag aotices are beiag flashed oa claema screeaw aad
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    Lock icon 76 more 'pirates' registered
    123 4 SEVENTY-SIX more pirate taximen registered for job conversion yesterday the second day of the campaign. This brings the total number of pirate taximen registered to 151. The three registration centres are at the Ministry of Labour, Havelock Road, the Registry of Vehicles, Middle Road, and the
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    Lock icon Snatch-thief caught
    33 4 SHOPPERS yesterday helped catch an illegal immigrant after Madam Lee Yoke Sim, 99, had her handbag snatched at the People's Park Shopping Complex. An Indonesian was handed over to the police.
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    Lock icon Malaysian-Thai joint naval patrols to check Red infiltration
    193 5 Malaysian Thai joint naval patrols to check Red infiltration KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysian and Thai navies will soon begin joint patrols of their border coasts and carry out checks on vessels to prevent Communist infiltration. This was stated today by Thailand's Chief of Armed Forces staff, Air Chief Marshal Dawee
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    Lock icon Committee for that Islamic Secretariat
    94 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri -Former Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman said today Malaysia had set up a committee to consider the establishment of the Islamic Secretariat The Tunku, who is chosen Secretary-General of the Secretariat, said he had contacted several Muslim countries to get their views
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    Lock icon THE SCHOOL THAT HELPS ITS STUDENTS WIN ART PRIZES
    231 5 HUA VI Government Chinese Middle School is the breeding ground for budding artists. Four of its pre-universtty students won first prize and three consolation prizes m Group One of the recent "Keep Singapore Clean and Pollution- Free" poster design contest organised
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    Lock icon Robbed of $1,000 by armed men
    43 5 GAN MENG TONG, of Redhill Close, was robbed of $1,000 by two armed men on Wednesday afternoon m Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim. The men armed with daggers held him up as he was walking towards a factory nearby.
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    Lock icon ACADEMICS URGED TO CO-OPERATE
    147 5 ACADEMICS URGED TO CO-OPERATE KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysian Prime Minister Tan Abdul Razak called today for greater understanding and co-ordination between institutions of higher learning m South East Asia. He also called for more contacts among the academic staff and members of these Institutions. Tun Razak was speaking to members
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    Lock icon 'Surrender all your arms' plea to non-natives
    353 5 —YA'AKUB: MARKED INFLUX OF TERRORISTS KUCH I N G Fri.— Non-natives m the Kanowit and Kapit districts of the Third Division have been ordered to surrender their firearms and ammunition to the police to forestall "a serious move" by the Communists to rob
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    Lock icon Khir way to create breed of Malay businessmen
    234 5 KUANTAN, Fri. —Commerce and Industry Minister Mohamed Khir Johari said today mat if only one child m every Malay family ventured into business, soon there would be a new generation of Malay businessmen. "Businessmen are not born. They must be created by
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    Lock icon MSA borrows US$4 million to buy new Boeing 737
    112 5 WASHINGTON, Fri. Malaysia-Singapore Airlines will receive US$4 million worth of American credits to finance the purchase of a new Boeing 737 jet aircraft, it was announced here today. MSA will mafce a cash payment of US$l,OOO,OOO amounting to 20 per cent
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    Lock icon Terms of the Jordan peace pact
    610 6 AMMAN, Fri. Representatives of the Jordanian Government and the Palestinians have reached an agreement for the restoration of peace m northern Jordan. Under the agreement sponsored by the Arab Summit supervisory committee the two sides pledged that they would respect the cease-fire agreed on
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    Lock icon Martha will dance no more
    99 6 Martha will dance no more NEW YORK, Fri Dancer Martha Graham, whose innovative steps and productions were greeted as heretical and later acclaimed as genius, says her body can no longer do her work. NoMPaged 76, she says she will no longer dance. The announcement yesterday came a day before
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    Lock icon US $4.3M FRAUD WANTED MAN HELD IN H.K.
    219 6 US $4.3 M FRAUD WANTED MAN HELD IN H.K. HONGKONG, Fri. Hongkong police burst into a Kowloon apartment last night and grabbed a Japanese wanted m connection with a U554,300,000 fraud m Japan. The man, Masuo Suganuma, 41, was arrested for immigration offences, but he was not charged by the
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    390 6 From SUDUAKAR BHAT Herald Correspondent m New Delhi THE MID-TERM election m the problem state of Kerala has lifted the fortunes of Mrs Indira Gandhi's Congress Party to new heights, although it has since been dampened somewhat by the imposition of Presidential rule m
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    Lock icon ZANZIBAR REPLIES TO CRITICS OF MIXED MARRIAGE
    99 6 ZANZIBAR, Fri. Large crowds of youths demonstrated here today m rapport of the Zanzibar Administration's policy on mixed marriages. This followed fierce criticism on the Tanzania mainland and abroad over the forced marriages of fonr Persian girls to members of Zanzibar's Revolutionary Council.
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    Lock icon Nato nations may increase payments
    395 6 BRUSSELS, FrL European members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation declared themselves generally ready to make a new military or financial effort to Nato forces m a bid to persuade the United States to maintain its present troop level m Europe, said a well-informed source
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    Lock icon PRESIDENCY COUNCIL TO AVERT A POWER FIGHT
    430 7 PRESIDENCY COUNCIL TO AVERT A POWER FIGHT CAIRO, Fri. President Nasser's political heln are reported to be ready to form a presidency council to govern m place of acting President Anwar Sadat Under the Egyptian Constitution, on the death of the President, the VlcePresident (m this instance Mr. Sadat) becomes
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    Lock icon SHOWER OF $10 NOTES STOPS ROAD TRAFFIC
    67 7 TOTONTO, Fri. A shower of $10 notes halted traffic on an expressway yesterday but the money turned out to be counterfeit. Two police officers m a cruiser said they saw a white plastic bundle fly from a car and burst, spewing the bills.
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    Lock icon Airlines asked to check all B-747 engines
    301 7 WASHINGTON, Fri. The Government has quietly ordered airlines to inspect the engines of all Boeing-747 jumbo jets because of similar engine failure and fires during two flights. The order was issued two weeks ago by the Federal Aviation Administration but was not disclosed
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    Lock icon Oh, Calcutta! TV show a box office flop
    177 7 NEW YORK, Fri. The closed circuit video-tape showing of the nude revue. Oh, Calcutta!, proved "very disappointing" from a box office standpoint, Mr. Rodney Ericson, president of Colormedia Corporation said yesterday. Mr. Ericson, prior to die showing last Monday night; blamed a
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    Lock icon Indira takes over rule of Uttar Pradesh
    213 7 Indira takes over rule of Uttar Pradesh NEW DELHI, Fri. The Indian Government took over the administration of the nations most populous state today m a move that thwarted an attempt by a right-wing coalition to come to power m Prime Minister Mrs Indira Gandhi's home province. The imposition of
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    75 9 WA5H1NUTUN, WWW. House- Senate conferees have reached agreement on a shipbuilding and ship subsidy Bill calling for 300 new cargo ships to be built over 10 years. As reported by the conferees, the Bill allows ship companies in foreign trade, fishing and on the Great Lakes to receive
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    Lock icon Ships in port
    268 9 BALTIC/EXCHANGE Pigell THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY HAS MADE THESE BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR OCTT-3. OUT: Ever Strong II (barge) 21 west, Ferncliff 6/7, Star Procyon 8/9, Hessenstein 15/16, Asabi Maru No. 31, 22, Edgar Andre 23/24, Broriver 25/26, Nyanza 31/32, Taiyo Maru 35/36, Hawaii Maru 42/43, Oronsay
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    Lock icon TOKYO STOCK EXCHANGE
    396 10 The market closed irregular yesterday, with galas holding a slight majority. The average was 3.M yea higher at 2,0*5.59 Renewed support m the morning saw prices advanced over a fairly broad front. Dealers were encouraged by an expected cut m the official discount rate to ease the
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    Lock icon SYDNEY STOCK EXCHANGE
    658 10 Mining shares advanced over a broad front yesterday to close ahead of the long weekend oa a very firm note. Some mid-session profittaking was well absorbed and many issues ended the day with substantial gains. Turnover was again very heavy. Peerless attracted speculative support from the opening
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    Lock icon HONGKONG STOCK EXCHANGE
    223 10 Trading remained dull yesterday and prices tended to weaken under light selling earlier m the day. The market, however, held steady at the lower levels m the afternoon and some issues managed small gains Total turnover contracted to $7.46 million, compared with $13.6 million on Thursday. Wharves
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    Lock icon THE BALTIC EXCHANGE
    171 10 LONDON, Fri. Business developed m the gram section for 18,00--toas from the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence to Antwerp/Hamburg US$2Ol,OOO fio (free m range at USS2OI.OOO fio (free m and out) for Oct/Nov., and for 15,000 tons of wheat from the U.S. Gulf to Santa Marta at
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  • ECONOMIC AFFAIRS 1
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      Lock icon Fukuda: No bank rate cut
      158 10 TOKYO, Fri. Japanese Finance Minister Takeo Fukuda today denied rumours of an imminent cut m the official bank rate. Mr. Fukuda admitted that the effects of the government's year-old tight money policy had spread. But he said it was a delicate matter to judge whether
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      Lock icon Exchange committee lays its cards
      1081 10 Exchange committee lays its cards ■FOR ALL INVESTORS SOME members of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore are known to have viewed with apprehension the measures taken by the committee earlier this week to curb manipulation m Fancy Tile Works, Fusan Fishing Net and Lien Hoe Industries. The committee
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      118 10 TOKYO, Fri. The Japanese Finance Ministry announced today it had eased the official limit for portfolio investments m the stocks of Sony Corporation, a leading electronic manufacturer. The ministry refused to disclose the new ceiliag but government sources said it was close to 50 per cent of the firm's
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      Lock icon UOB's new branch
      75 10 UOB's new branch UNITED OVERSEAS BANK opens its 18th branch today at the People's Park Complex. The branch office, covering 2,700 sq. ft of the podium Mock, will provide all banking services including night safe facilities. Mr Chang Wee Meng, 29, an Associate Member of the Institute of Bankers and
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    Lock icon WEEKLY RUBBER REVIEW
    436 10 SINGAPORE The much watched and discussed SO cents level for RSS 1 October was penetrated this week (ended October 2), at first reluctantly and then with nervous necessity until a new recent low of 48-3/4 cents was traded, reported GREEN COLLIER. The pressure on RSS 1 October
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    Lock icon FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
    274 10 SINGAPORE-MALAYSIA Merchant rates today, fixed by the Association of w»«irtin Malaysia-Singapore. Local dollars per unit of foreign currency. HONGKONG (Rates in Hongkong dollazs, for Oct. 2). On New Yoxk TT 6.0975 On New York DD 6.0926 Gold (99% fineness, per tad) 282.125 Notes Rates: China (per 100
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  • ECONOMIC AFFAIRS 2
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      Lock icon Stimulant for rubber on sale next month
      217 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri Ethrel, the chemical stimulant which can double the latex yield of rubber trees, will go on sale by the end of next month. But it would be available only m limited quantities and distribution was being rationed, said Mr Kenneth
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      181 11 A Singapore-Australian joint venture, sales worth $80,000, and orders to the value of $2,100,000 still being negotiated are among the achievements of th» Queensland 'trade mission which visited Singapore this week. The mission's leader, Queensland Minister for Industrial Development F.A. Campbell said today the joint venture had
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      328 11 VENEER PRODUCTS has entered into two joint ventures m the wood drying and cutting systems industry and m general engineering. In partnership with Moore Dry Kiln of Oregon, Veneer Products has set up Asia /American Machinery. Veneer holds a 51 per cent of the equity. Veneer
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    1485 11 STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE KEY Closing buyers' and sellers' prices are followed by the business done. Figures, m brackets denote traded lots m I.ooo's. When the price is not followed by a figure m brackets, it means only a single lot of 1,000 shares was
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    723 11 SINGAPORE RUBBER RUBBER 49-1/8 cents a Ib. (up one-eighth cert). The opening for RSS 1 October yesterday was 48-7/8 cents. November moved wider to 1-5/8 cents premium. Very quiet conditions persisted. Consignment selling caused a slight easing. This was absorbed by shortcovering which helped prices to recover. Physicals were
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    344 11 Stocks yesterday filmed industrial even** gained 14 subtly m moderate trading cents. Advancing shims held a after opening mixed. four-to-tfaree lead over the The Dow Jones «~t»«*-«ti I loasrs and volume was about average was about even, taut 1.5 million shares after SO the broader stanpoon
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    26 11 NEW YORK, Thurs. (Changes m brackets): Industrials 760.68 (Unch); Transportation 154.50 (+1.05); Utilities 107.84 (-0.35); Composite stocks 245.85 (+0.29); Bonds 65.73 (-0.02).
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    531 11 The market moved ahead m quiet trading yesterday. Early end-account profit-taking was absorbed by new time buying although movements were generally narrow. Towards the close, the Financial Times index was 2.8 up at 336.2 after a fall of 1.4. Beechams, ICI, Unilever and Decca reversed initial falls,
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    219 11 AMSTERDAM The market doted mixed yesterday. Among internationals, Akzo and Ho o (ovens *-M"il snghtly lower, but Philips, Unilever and Royal Dutch gained. Local industrials also fiirfafc^ mf»«nj KLM Airlines was weak and plantations mixed. Investment funds and shippings were weak. Van Ommeren fell sharply due to profit-taking
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    151 12 THE HERALD DRIVING TESTS: 57 TO COMPETE TOMORROW THE Herald Drtviag Taste at the Police Academy drtvmg, SI competlton wfll vie for the fllafiporr Herald trophy ami maay other class award*. Ceatestaats wfll have to complicated c«arie aad perform a variety «f Tkere Is mm real iaager If a car
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    48 12 THIEVES broke into the home of Mr. Frois Benjamin m Novena Terrace and got away with a franking machine and three typewriters valued at $5,000 early Wednesday morning. Mr. Benjamin woke up at 6. SO a>m, to find the door of his kitchen ajar.
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    68 12 Course on investment analysis '♦STOCK Exchange Investment Analysis* 1 a course to guide investors will be starting on Oct 14 at 7.30 p.m, m New Lecture Theatre No. 4, University of Singapore. This is the fourth course, organised by the Extra Mural Studies department It will be conducted by Mr.
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    160 12 A CLERK, Ng Tai Peng, 26, was drowned m a bay at the Siglap reclamation site yesterday while having a swim with his friend. Ng, of Jalan Tua Kong, had gone with Mr. Sonny Gan, 23, for a swim at about
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    127 12 From Page 1 activated by dialling the number and sounding a predetermined note on the harmonica. It prevents the phone from ringing and connects a microphone that eavesdrops on conversations m the room. A laser an intense beam of light focussed on a window
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    153 12 Floods strand 130 in train for 9 hours TAP AH, Fri. More than 131 passengers of the Bight mall train from Batterworth to Kuala Lumpur were stranded at Temoh railway station for nine hours today because of floods. About two feet of water covered a long stretch of track between
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    280 12 KUCHING, Fri. Five Land Rover loads of firecrackers were found this morning m a Communist terrorist dump m the Sungei Bidut area, about a mile from Sibu Town. Disclosing this today, the commander of the Third Malaysian Infantry Brigade, Brig. Gen. Zain Hashim
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    290 12 Chambers of Commerce accept New PSA Warchense transit rates THE PORT of Singapore Authority announced yesterday that the Joint Chambers of Commerce had accepted the "new warehouse transit rates set by the PSA. In return, the PSA accepted the Chambers' suggestion of a liaison committee to ensure maximum efficiency. Representatives
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    249 12 Malaysia moves to encourage more British investment LONDON, Fri. Malaysian Finance Minister Tun Tan Siew Sin (above) said today there was still "some anxiety" among potential British investors following last year's racial riots m Malaysia. "But this is disappearing rapidly with our Government's plan to return to parliamentary rule next
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    326 12 Chief Justice: Where's common intention? THE Chief Justice said yesterday that the fact that men of different races were involved m a shooting incident- soon after some racial troubles did not mean that the incident was racially inspired. Mr Justice Wee Chong Jin made this observation when DPP S. Rajendran
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    345 12 A NEW traffic system introduced yesterday m Finlayson Green caused quite a shock to many motorists. At 10 a.m. the traffic police reversed the flow of traffic and some motorists who were used to turning right into Finlayson Green
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    164 12 Woman's naked beby found in blukar off West Ceast Road THE NAKED body of aa ■aideßtifted womu was foaad yesterday on a stretca of marshy land aloag 0* mile Upper West Coast Road. Police iavestigatießS yp till late last Bight had aot beea aWe to ascertaia tar ideality or the
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    173 13 IT COST a yoath $3t aad his $M watch yesterday to lean that a rtiie caaaot cure illaess Low Hock Le, n t of Jalaa Teateram taM the paUce he was waiting far a bos la Victoria Street whea two
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    116 13 THE Ministry of Health is looking into the matter of setting up marriage counselling service to help couples sort out their sexual problems. According to a member of the Health Education Department m the Ministry, the department decided about a month ago to
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    555 13 PICTURES TO MAKE ANY PARENT SWELL WITH PRIDE SINGAPORE children are among the more fortunate m this part of the world, H ealth Minister Chua Sian Chin said at a Children's Day rally m the Gay World Stadium yesterday morning. They are given education m schools
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    153 13 From Page 1 charge failed to get his client, then the second would, counsel said. In short, said Mr Yin, the prosecution was making "a deliberate attempt to get his client hanged one way or the other." Mr Yin closed his submission by saying that the court
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    184 13 A CLERK, found with three forged American currency notes amounting to US$l4O, was jailed for two years by a district judge yesterday. Teo Aik Soon, 37, pleaded guilty m the Third District Court to keeping the notes a US$lOO and two US$2O
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      94 13 3tf.octofa> THE NIGHT OfTHEGUMOiA At the Golden Lotus. Saturday, 3 October. One of the most exciting nights of the year. Be at the big draw for the Gurkha Welfare Fund Appeal Lottery) Dinner! Dancing! Glittering floorshows! Gurkha soldiers m the wild nerve-chilling Kukri dance. Rare and lovely Nepalese Folk Dancers.
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    473 14 TWO Customs men disguised themselves as a trisha rider and his passenger to keep watch on a suspected ganja trafficker m Geylang Serai m July. Customs Officer Shaul Ham id Maricar told the Tenth Magistrate's Court that, dressed as a trisha
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    145 14 WOMEN who want their virginity technically restored can have the operation done m Singapore for a few hundred dollars. According to a plastic surgeon, the restoration of a broken hymen is an accepted surgical procedure and a relatively simple operation. It is done under
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    477 14 HILTON HOTEL Spot Spot The Renaissance are still as great. Singer Peter Nelson is a great singer whose heart goes into his every song. The Fly baits, one of the better local bands, also plays well. HOTEL MALAYSIA The Pub The No Sweat and singer Ray Fabie,
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      120 14 THE DIARY TODAY t.ftft a.m. 5 p.m. Art exhibition organised by the Adult Education Board at the National Library (lecture hall). 10 a.m. 6 p.m. Art exhibition at Chinese Chamber of Commerce. It a.m. 7 p.m. Art exhibition organised by the Yeh Chi Wei Association at the Victoria Memorial Hall.
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      119 14 TOMORROW 8.30 a.m. 1 p.m. Children's party organised by Cairnhill Community at their premises, t a.m. 5 p.m. Art exhibition organised by the Adult Education Board at the National Library (lecture hall). It a.m. 7 p.m. Art exhibition, organised by the Yeh Chi Wei Association at the Victoria Memorial Hall.
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      51 14 Sembawang Hill Estate, Short Street and Tank Road. 7.30 p.m. Kindergarten children's concert, organised by the People's Association at the National Theatre. 7.30 p.m. A concert of Folk Music and Songs by the National Theatre Company at the MacRitchie Reservoir. 8.45 p.m. Violin Recital by A. Campoli at the Victoria
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    15 17 "Boy, it's a good thing they can't trade kids m the way they do cars."
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      966 18 TEAR OR CUT OUT AT THE FOLD FOR READY REFERENCE 7. 11l 18 ROYAL STAG (Bucks King) SA 8.02-8 a Stag/J. Donnelly Hassan (7) F 2. ***** LORD SHAH (Shahwan) 8A S.l3ud +7 a Hock/Leong (-7) Artffln (12)F 6/7 Pg6/9dlc4 8.7h8V>f;1:56;2, 6, 6 Dawkins. 7/13 Sp27/9 d3c4 8.6g 8f; 1:14;
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      1235 19  -  CAVALIER BY Saya Datang gets a confident vote m the class two division two 9f event (Race Five) at Bukit Timah tomorrow. The Arragon gelding put up an impressive showing on the first day when he led the field on a merry chase but
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      155 19 CAVALIER MARKSMAN MBELIN TRIPLE NINE TRIPLE NINE CHABUE BROWN Esce 1: Prestige Cksrlie Brown Triple Nine Princely Cesck Prestige II Onload. Investment MUSTANG DOLPHIN'S BAY MUSTANG Esce 2: Try To Eejanl Msatsng II Dolphin's Bay West Lake Seetsvsas Try To Eejnsl B. SUCCESS SHOWMAN IV EVERMORE Race 3: Matte
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      1069 21  - PLUMP ON MOVIE HOUSE V IN LAST EVENT CAVALIER BY FEE GOING: ii—d BEST BETS: Stable Carreacy, Flying Flu, Metric Hmt BEST LONGSHOT: Deter la Baec Sevea PLUMP on Movie House V m Race Eight at Bukit Timah tomorrow, concluding day of the Singapore Turf Club Gold Cup meeting. The
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      147 21 CAVAUEE MARKSMAN MERLIN MARKET STREET BHANTIN PABE LITTLE MEBTEE Race i: Marshal Fleet Little Mester Thank Yea Tkank Yen Market Street Kirn her ley EXCUSE ME PBPEGO JOVIAL Race 2: Hawaii Bedygaard Bodygaard Jovial Hanemaa Pepege ST. CURRENCY BUPEE PICTUEE II ST. CUBRENCY Race 3: Zinnia Fair Zinnia Fair
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    373 23  - Eye-catching workout by Pharever on good track CAVALIER RACING HERALD by KATONG OCEAN did a sparkling workout on a good track at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. With Mat Shaari astride the Dara gelding went wide out to return 37 2/5 for 3f. BinUng Timor II (Cheam) strode out fluently over
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    208 23 Gonzales GOM of tennis ousted in 3rd round VANCOUVER, Fri. Pancho Gonzales, 42, known as the grand old man of tennis, was ousted yesterday m a third-round match of a US$4O,OOO international tournament. His opponent, Rod Layer of Australia, defeated him 6-4, 76. Layer, 10 years younger than Gonzales, is
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    65 23 Race Course United Sports Club officials: President Haji Malik; V ice-President Din bin Said; Vice-President Haniff AH; Hon. Secretary Zakariah Abu Talib; Asst. Secretary Abd. Rahman Karim; Hon. Treasurer Osman Mohamed; Asst. Treasurer Ali Abu Talib; Sports Convenor Hassan Omar; Asst. Sports Convenor Omar Kassim Alapitchay; Committee Members
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    306 23 IPOH, Sat -Following are the entries for the Perak Turf Club Amateur Race meeting to be held on Sunday, Oct. 1 1. MARACL 1-BV4F. Colombo Court, KookAburra, Seraya Me rah, Tauhara, Winston (1: Sunray), Wodonga, Oeltarnews, Open, Picture House 11, Wingate, Taiping Jade (1: Shoris),
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    644 23 Experts favour Cincinnati in early playoffs PITTSBURGH, Fri. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati open the championship series of the National League here one hour after noon today. Three hours later m St. Paul-Minneapolis the Baltimore Orioles face the Minnesota twins for the honour of representing the American League m the World Series
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    281 23 WATKINS GLEN, New York, Fri. The largest field of drivers m recent world championship history started the qualifying rounds for grid positions m the wealthiest road racing event of them all the U.S. Grand Prix. There are 30 entries for Sunday's
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    259 24 Five nations in Asian basketball tournament in Manila MANILA, Fri. Five nations will take part m the Asian Basketball Conference (ABC) 10th anniversary tournament to be played m Manila's 11,000-capacity Rizal Coliseum from Oct. 11 to 20, organisers announced today. The participants, which are expected to field the nucleus of
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    86 24 KOTA RAJA trounced Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation by eight goals to obe m a FAS Division 3B league match at Farrer Park yesterday. The winners led 3-0 at half time. Score re were: Razak Ismail (2), Annan Bakri (2), Omar Ismail, Roland Lim, Rahman, and Hamzah Hussain
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    38 24 THE Singapore Table Tennis Association senior individual championships start at the Monk's HU Secondary School Hall from tomorrow at 2 p.m. First day's events are: The men's singles, men's doubles, women's doubles and the Veteran's singles.
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    466 24 Pat clocks personal best 100 m time in swim trials ASIAN Games probable Patricia Chan clocked her fastest 100 metres free style mark when she returned 63.5 m the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association trials at Singapore Swimming Club yesterday. On Wednesday Pat had already made the grade when she reached
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    154 24 LONG JUMP champion Lim Boot Hiang failed to beat the Asian Games qualifying mark again m the SAAA's trials at the Farrer Park yesterday. Boot Hiang's best leap was 23 ft 2% despite the bad weather In nil other fire jumps he also reached
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    377 24 PARIS, northern France, Fri. The racing career of crack Australian rider William Pyers m France may be ruined because of the day he broke his strict jockey diet and downed some Vodka, a court heard m Senlis today. For the
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    506 24 MADRID, Fri. France is well set for victory at the end of the second day's play m the Women's World Amateur team golf championships today. The French, who won the tide m the first championships m 1964, increased their lead over the
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    174 24 STARTING times tor the senior Golfers* Medal Competition (Stableford) at the Singapore Island Country Club old course tomorrow. Partners drawn for 4 ball best ball Stableford. Ist Tee: 2.00 p.m. F.T.B. Stephens (5) ft C. MurugUh v Ong Choon Bee (7) and Gan Kee Siang (19),
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    507 24 Schools complete double in TT tourney COMBINED Schools defeated Nanyang Siang Pau 3-1 victory to win the Singapore Table Tennis Association women's senior inter-club title at the Monk's Hill Secondary School hall last night. It was die second title for the schools having won the men's crown last week from
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