The Straits Times, 28 September 1970

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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200.000 The Straits Times 28 S Estd. 1845 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1970. 15 CENTS K D.N. 4517 M.C. (P) No. 1507
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    Pledge for closer links
    310 1 Pledge for closer links Lee and Delmas agree on greater economic, cultural collaboration PARIS, Sunday FRANCE and Singapore hove agreed to further develop their economic and cultural links. This was stated in :i joint communique issued by the Singapore und French Governments at midnight tonight at the end of Mr.
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    Heavy security for Nixon visit
    340 1 Heavy security for Nixon visit RO.MI Sun. President Nixon arrives here tonight for a three-day visit during which the United States will stage a dramatic show of its naval power in the Mediterranean. More than 10,000 police have been moved into the capital to deal with any demonstrations and the
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    SHOOTING IS ON AGAIN IN AMMAN
    760 1 SHOOTING IS ON AGAIN IN AMMAN BEIRUT, Sun. Top Palestinian guerilla leader Yasser Arafat gave fresh assurance today that he was not seeking the overthrow of King Hussein of Jordan. The assurance came in an interview with the Cairo newspaper AI Ahram. AP. pAIRO Sun. String was reported continuing in
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    Lock icon '30,000 Russian troops in Cuba'
    36 1 ELIZABETH (New Jersey), Sun. Two Cuban exile leaders said yesterday they have Intelligence reports indicating that as many as 30,000 Russian troops have entered Cuba In the past three months UPI.
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    Thai-silk king Thompson alive in Kuala Lumpur—report
    153 1 Thai-silk king Thompson alive in Kuala Lumpur report BANGKOK. Sun. Thai silk king Jim Thompson, who disappeared three years ago while out walking in Cameron Highlands, is still alive, ac-i-ording to a former Thai police official The Bangkok Post today quoted Mr Manor Avikma as saying that Mr. Thompson was
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    Lock icon Last six skyjack hostages to be freed 'within 48 hours'
    223 1 Last six skyjack hostages to be freed 'within 48 hours' Sun. An Egyptian Embassy official said today the remaining six hostages of the three hijacked jetliners will be released within the next 48 hours. "They are no longer hostages, but are just waiting to be brought from outside Amman," the
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    Thai policeman shot by Reds
    56 1 BANGKOK. Sun. A Thai policeman was seriously wounded In an ambu.sh by communist guerillas in north-eastern Nakhon Phanom Province on the border wl'h Laos, police sources said today The sources said the police on patrol yesterday fought back and forced the guerillas to retreat Into
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    RAF plane on fire
    38 1 NEW YORK. Sun— A BntHh Royal Air Force cargo plane with 11 crew members on board caught fire on take-off at Kennedy Airport today, causing minor damage to the aircraft but no Injuries— UPl.
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    68 1 ARAB PACT TO END CRISIS IN JORDAN CAIBO, Sun. The Ani Heads of State, lncludint King HuMfin. and t'alrstinr guerilla k-adrr Vi%wr Arafat tonight ■ifited an agreement to cad the crisi* in Jordan, it was officially announced here. The agreement »ai Mgnrd by the Arab leaden at
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    Landing rights talks: British optimism
    559 1 Landing rights talks: British optimism by Arthur Richards: Singapore, Sun ORITAIN hopes thfci air talks resuming "tomorrow with the Singapore Government on landing rights for MSA in London will be settled amicably. The British Undersecretary of the Board of Trade Mr. Rem Le-Goy, said at his hotel here today "All
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    Lock icon Bombs go off in London, Paris airports
    253 1 I ONDCN, Sun. Four explosions went off in three airports today one at London Airport and the other three at two airports in Paris. At London Airport, a flight bag containing a magnesium fire bomb exploded at the passenger terminal causing some damage.
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      Lock icon Dutch girl: I was stripped naked in the desert
      212 2 Dutch girl: I was stripped naked in the desert 4MM AN. Sun— A 21-year- old Dutch girl said yesterday that Iraqi soldiers stripped her naked In the Jordan desert while the was trying to escape the terrors of the civil war. Miss Ineka Scherntra was In Jordan with her 24--year-old
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      Lock icon Hussein: I'LL never run away from bullets
      489 2 Hussein: I'LL never run away from bullets LONDON, Sunday I£ING HUSSEIN, who has survived many attempts on his life, told a television interviewer here last night that he had no intention of abdicating following Jordan's civil war or of running away from a bullet. "I am certainly not going to
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      Lock icon 20 policemen hurt in Amboinese demonstration
      130 2 rpHE HAGUE, Sun. X Twenty Dutch police and lour demonstrators were Injured near a prison here yesterday during a march of 3&0 Amboinese Indonesian separatist*. The AuibolneM were demonstrating in aolldarlty with S3 o! their compatriots in the prison who are awaiting trial (or
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      Now guerillas denounce the new Cabinet
      291 2 11l IRI T Sun King v Hussein yesterday formed a new government, dominated by a group of six soldiers, with a mandate to restore peace and harmony to Jordan, torn by nine days of savage war between his army and Palestine guerillas. The new
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      Lock icon Search called off
      53 2 \FW YORK. Sun. A six-day search for three mtoine trans-Atlantic balloonist* was called off last nijht. a Coast Guard spokesman announced here. The balloon bound from New York to Paris radioed on Monday nicht that it was going down in a storm about :>2O miles >IT St.
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      174 2 Condolence The Chairman and Fellow Directors, Staff and Agents of Empat Nombor Ekor Berhad express their Deepest sympathy to the bereaved family of the Late Inche Mohammad Raslan bin Dato Abdullah. Empat Nombor Ekor Berhad < V}> Our home. Hong Kong. We know it better than anyone else. And you
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      Lock icon VOGUE FASHIONS BY TWO AUSSIE MINISTERS
      202 3 /CANBERRA, Sun. y Phot ographs of two Australian Government Ministers have appeared in the women's fashion magazine Vogue advertising w o m c n's high fashion clothes. Attorney-General Thomas Hughes said the photographs had been used In the advertisement, "because of a misunderstanding," and
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      Lock icon 'Drugs did not kill Jimi'
      58 3 WASHINGTON. Sun. The father of singer Jiml Hendrix said yesterday that "no drims were invohed 11 in his son's death in London on sopt. 18. "It was just an accident." said James Hendrix after his arrival from Nev York. Earlier reports had claimed that drugs
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      Lock icon Huk chief Taruc a prisoner of his own officers
      270 3 Huk chief Taruc a prisoner of his own officers MANILA, Sun. Pedro 'larut, longtime ideological bead of the oldline Huk rebels of Central Luzon, is being held prisoner by his own commanders so he won't surrender to the Government, a newspaper reported. National police said they had heard such reports
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      Lock icon Guerilla raid
      19 3 MONTEVIDEO. Sun A band of guerillas raided a cinema here last night to distribute anti-government leaflets. AP
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      Lock icon Search for 5 after threat to blast airliner
      251 3 I HONG KONG, Sunday POLICE hunt is on for a group of Europeans in connection with a threat to blow up a British jetliner here. A 61-year old American, Ewing David Dodgson, appeared in court yesterday charged with sending a letter to
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      Hussein's men help free 32 more hijack victims
      391 3 I BEIRUT, Sunday THIRTY-TWO more hi--1 Jack hostages were freed last night in Jordan. They are all Americans, and are under the care of the Jordanian Army, the radio said. Their release came shortly after the 16 hostages freed from a Palestine
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      Swop offer by Cuba on hijackers
      91 3 MIAMI. Sun Cuba v »il)ing to enter into an immediate agreement with the United State* for the reciprocal return of all boat and plane hilackers if no exceptions are made Poiewn Minister Raul Roa made the offer in a statement read on all stations
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      Lock icon Manson 'family' home destroyed by fire
      271 4 Manson 'family' home destroyed by fire I OS ANGELES, Sun.— J The Spahn movie ranch home of hippie Charles Manson's "family" was destroyed overnight by a huge fire which swept through a 75,000-acre area. The ranch, from where four members of the Manson family now or. trial are alleged to
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      Lock icon Four die in air crash
      58 4 THORSHAVAN (Fare*'-.. Sun. Four people tn killed when an IteUndair Fokker Friendship plane, carrying about 39 people. crashed on the Faroe Island of Myggenaes yesterday. The plane. on a regular flight from Copenhagen to the Faroes, via Bergen. Norway, crashad into a hillside as it
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      Lock icon China expels journalist
      44 4 HONO KONG Bun. A J«panej* news correspondent expelled by China, crossed the bor der into Hong Kong yesterday and was flown to Tokyo today. Border sources confirmed that the Nationalist. Hiroshi Nakajlma. rro.s&td the Lowu border nation bridgr yesterday afternoon. AP
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      Lock icon Compulsory army training
      41 4 RAWALPINDI. Sun. The Government hu announced oompuln'ry military training plans for school leavers. Under the .scheme all young men aged betwtrn 18 and 20 will be liable tn one vc«r.s national service on completing high school education. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Moon dust brought back by Luna-16 is 'grey-brown'
      248 4 Moon dust brought back by Luna-16 is 'grey -brown' MOSCOW. Sunday RUSSIA'S moon dust, the first brought back to earth by an unmanned spacecraft. Is rreybrown but under Urht it becomes creenish with a touch of rod. liveatla said last nieht. The dust, drilled from the moon* surface by Russia's
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      Lock icon CHECK AT THE BRIDGE FOR RELIEF CONVOY
      62 4 INTERNATIONAL Red Cross trucks on a "First Aid Emergency Mission" to wartorn Jordan are checked by I-.I troops at the Allenby bridgr crossing between occupied territory and Jordan. The 15-veblcle convoy Ik carrying eight tons of food and medical supplies to help Jordanians,
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      Lock icon Mao's 467th 'serious warning' to America
      76 4 Mao's 467th 'serious warning' to America HONG KONG. Sun. China ha.s issuea us 476 th. warning against aliened miiitarv provocations by the United Statrs. Radio Pekina renortcd tudav. wuoting a Foreign Ministry *poke«m:<n thr radio Mid an American wmnmp intruded yetterday Into Chinese waters. Lattr in the day a U.S.
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      Lock icon Tremors leave 350 homeless
      72 4 BOGOTA. Sun At least 350 people were left homeless In the Pacific Coast town of Bahia Solano ax a result of several serious earth tremors which destroyed homes and public buildings yesterday Police BftM more than 20 homei. were destroyed along with some buildinps including the
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      Why I decided against attending the 'Victory March'—by Ky
      429 4 Why I decided against attending the 'Victory March'— by Ky PARIS, Sunday tOUTH Vietnamese Vice-President Ky yesterday J announced he had derided against attending an Oct. 3 -March for Victory" rally in Washington because he had been told by both American* and South Vietnamese his presence "would create certain trouble."
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      68 4 'US pull-out' ad. an 'error' Pl* Sun. De fence VTniv*r .iimg N»r>-Hiuk *«ld tod«y 'hat an »dvwtij.»n-»nt in tli* Washington P' I*'1 on it s plans to rpducf Aiti»ririn >'rpngtii in south Km-m u«« thr "remiltu of an rxtremWy t rruretUble Hdminu,ti i error Thr 3.500 \»ord *<I\rrtij.rm»nt i-n«1 hv
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    MR. CHUNG'S 'TIGER BOXING' WINS HIM FAME
    273 5 MR. CHUNG'S 'TIGER BOXING' WINS HIM FAME SINGAPORE, Sun. Retired civil servant, Mr. Chung Cheok Tow, 68, has just boxed himself into the limelight in West Germany. Pictures of him demonstrating the "Tiger and Crane" style of Shaolin Temple boxing have been spread prominently in a German newspaper. And the
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    Malaysia, S'pore for dance contest?
    144 5 PENANG. Sunday MALAYSIA and Singapore have been Invited to participate in the Southeast Asia ballroom dancing championships to be held in Melbourne on Oct. 25 So far only two Asian nations Japan and Thailand have accepted the invitation ot the Australian Dancing Society, which is
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    'Respect your elders' call to youth
    135 5 PARIT BUN'TAR. Sun. I Ihe Raja Kechil Besar of Perak. Brigadier Kaja Lope Rashid bin Raja Abdul Rahman, said yesterday that there v.is rhaos in many countries Their eldeVs and^he a« thorities Raja Lope Rashid. uhn is j also the Territorial Chief of Krian.
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    Work hard for a new Malaysian image, urges Sardon
    227 5 Work hard for a new Malaysian image, urges Sardon DUTTER WORTH. D Sun. The Minister of Health. Tan Sri Sardon bin Haji Jubir. last night urged Malaysians to work hard and establish a new image ot* the country. "We now have a new young Yang di-Pertuan Agong and a young
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    LENSMEN TO HOLD SHOW IN NOVEMBER
    95 5 LENSMEN TO HOLD SHOW IN NOVEMBER SINGAPORE. Sun.—Singapore and Malaysian lensmen h»ve bopn invited to take part in the national photographic exhibition to be hrld here between Nov. 19 and 22. The exhibition, organised by the Photographic Society of Singapore, will be held at its premises in Cashin Street. It
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    Winning numbers
    36 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. The numbers picked in today's Toto draw 77 70 were- 16. 41. 40. 47. and 24. The additional number was 18 The numbers in the circles draw were: 11, 7. and 48.
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    Varsity sets up new provident scheme for staff
    318 6 Varsity sets up new provident scheme for staff SINGAPORE. Sun. A new provident scheme for the University of Singapore stuff has been set up by the University Council. The scheme, which came into force on Aug. 14. is called The University of Singapore Academic Provident Scheme." Details are published in
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    Y's men dinner
    43 6 SINGAPORE. Bun. The International Y» Men Club <BeU Chapter) will hold an Installation dinner In honour of ii new president. Dr. Ooh Soon Chye and his board of director* at the Golden Phoenix restaurant on Oct 3 at 7.45 pm
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    Bus service in S'pore 'terribly inadequate'
    727 6  -  CHEW LEE CHING By SINGAPORE, Sun J'HE present public bus services sys lein in Singapore is "t err i b I y inadeqiiaU 1 This was the general consensus of a forum on ways of improving Singapore's bus services organised Jointly by Redl!fuston and
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    Third jobs centre for pirate taxi drivers
    153 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Hill Street will serve ax the third Job registration centre for pirate taxi drivers from Oct. 1 to Nov. 5 at the request of the Ministry of Communications. The other two Government registration centres are
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    Slight drop of unemployed people in the Republic in August
    172 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. (XF a total of nearly 50,000 v/ people registered for employment as at the end of last month, 1,272 or 2.55 per cent were destitute and receiving assistance from the Social Welfare Department. The Labour Ministry's monthly report,
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    You can't get past these cute bunnies without paying—for a good cause...
    256 7  - You can't get past these cute bunnies without paying— for a good cause... RITA LOONG By SINGAPORE, Sunday QNCE upon a time there were three cuddly little bunnies who turned out to be real smart cookies. i No one could get past them without first having to drop some money
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    Varsity course
    43 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The University of Singapore's department of Extramural Studies will conduct a course On "Process control systems application, design and adjustment." by the engineering faculty's lecturer, Mr. H.K. Huen in physics room 2. starting on Oct. 2 at 7.30 p.m.
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    IDEAS TO PROMOTE TOURISM IN PENANG
    158 7 IDEAS TO PROMOTE TOURISM IN PENANG pENANG, Sun.— The Chief 1 Minister. Dr. Lim Chong Eu, said today he had received many ideas and suggestions from the public on how the state could go about promoting tourism. "Sometimes these suggestions touch upon the very vital aspect of inter-state and inter-regional
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    Landscaping
    38 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The president of the Singapore Gardening Society. Mr. John Ede. will speak on "Some basic principles ol landscaping in Singapore." at the Rotary Club luncheon meeting at the Adelphi Hotel on Wednesday at 12.45 p.m.
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    TENNIS CONTEST ON TV
    55 7 SINGAPORE, Sun—Television Singapore will telecast the recent U.B. open tennis championships on Channel 8 tomorrow and Tuesday between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. Tomorrow's programme will feature the men's singles final between Ken Rosewall and Tony Roche. Tuesdays programme will show the women's singles final between
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      239 7 Straits Times Crossword Hi WM HP" H H IH Wf HI ACROSS 6. Article Low read? 11 could BB ffVAsr«y.. <££;-, sr— 9. Hound* cross river <6>. 13. v perhtoß treated v reaenv 10. Call Mr. French and reverse ment 3-7) arrangement (4). J6. Oives information on possl--11. Backward scholar
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    Missing swan turns up—for a bath
    239 8 Missing swan turns up for a bath CINGAPORE, Sun. The swan from the Botanic Gardens which took off last Wednesday is still playing truant. After more than four days she appeared at the Jurong lakes this morning, with the police and Director of Botanic gardens Mr. A.G. Alphonso hopefully waiting
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    Certificates for 54 outward bound trainees
    71 8 Certificates for 54 outward bound trainees SINGAPORE, Sun. The acting chairman of the Public Service Commission. Dr. B.K. Sen. today presented badarx atid certificates to- 54 trainees who had successfully completed a three-week course at the Outward Bound School Among them ware 27 division one Government officers. Dr. Sen told
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    S'pore growth to help boost trade ties with Australia
    329 8 S'pore growth to help boost trade ties with Australia SINGAPORE, Sun. Trade relations between Singapore and Australia will be further strengthend with the growing industrialisation in the two countries, -Queensland Minister for Industrial Development, Mr. F.A. Campbell, predicted today. Mr. Campbell, who flew In last night, heads a 15-man team
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    193 8 KUCHING. Sun. INDONESIAN authorities 1 will open fire at Sarawak fishing kotaks if they do not heed warnings not to go Into Indonesian waters. The commander of the Third Malaysian Infantry Brigade. Brig-Gen Zaln Mahmud Hashim. told newsmen on return from Pontianak. Indonesia, that
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    Board: Covering of lorries not practical now
    199 8 CINGAPORE. Sun. 3 The Housing and Development Board today said that covering earth-carrying lorries with canvas sheets did not seem the "practical way" of preventing the dust or earth-dropping problem in Jurong. But Miss Lim Pek Hong, the Board's public relations olllccr. who
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    Top honours for Raffles in contest
    77 8 Top honours for Raffles in contest BINGAPORE. .Sun Rafflfß In.-titution ha !> honoun in thr -i cond all 81 serondarv Mbosl n ;)ihrniatirs rompeutiuii orKßnisrd by ih» National Junior CollfKe U^t month. In the Individ Ronnie Tan Kirn Slew r>r Hafflea Institution ra Brsl followed by Geoite Yeo iSt. Joseph
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    Crab-catching tragedy
    48 8 SINGAPORE. Sun —An afternoon of rrab-catchlng turned into tragedy when national serviceman drowned in th« Kranjl River yesterday. Toh Eng Heng, in. v covered missing by a mend Hung Ah Hian. 18 al about 4 p.m. 90 minutes afte: the two youths went to the river.
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      108 8 IHek tmrtf Hy Caiwiir Bmmid JMIM|P»fTS FOR MIS OWN 1J YOU RE > you wire r^^^el^f J<^^^' ij flii^\ MEAH. i love ~t^^ I TOACV WITU TMaVT rSUW^^m UL A\\ i*h JUST WJv "n, i>-.» X"«» I lit Ahmmr W "PP s=^ (-HE LOOKS CH£EKF<jC^% ("oH/P-AH IS SO NERVOUS/^) I
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    Lock icon Make-or-break year for loner' Thieu
    1259 9  - Make-or-break year for loner' Thieu KENNETH MACKENZIE By JHREE years have elapsed since iormer General Nguyen Van Thieu was elected President of South Vietnam. Contrary to countless sombre prognostications, his regime has not collapsed like a pack of cards; indeed today it is more viable than those of several neighbouring
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    PROBLEM COCONUTS
    373 9  -  KENNETH BRADDICK BY VfIANILA The next time you bite into a candy bar or a take and taste dessicated coconut, savour it well. If some people have their way that taste may one day be only a mouth-water-ing memory. In the United States, and Europe powerlul forces arc
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      79 9 IMEWPETER STUYVESAWT I WLLIiLu sAA$* «tef \v there's more reason \\^^^^^^L rtir c k\AVH| v p than ever to join the \^hB xl^^ WftP-" s k. exciting international world \^B^^^^^^ *Sj *s\£k\ w w^^&:"^"^H Peter Stuyvesant. \!lr^ W If w I H U Peter Stuyvesant twelves. A? T^ W E
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      National service
      526 10 WITH reference to the letter by 'Greatly Concerned" (S.T.. Sept. 18). it is not the intention of the Ministry of Defence to discourage any person from improving himself through part time course. Where a person has become liable for natlui.al service purely on the ground of having been
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      Education Ministry
      270 10 I REFER to the letter by "Student" of a vocational institute on the suoJect of flag-raising ceremony i ST. Sept 18 1. This department takes a serious view or principals and members or staff who fall to ob- serve flag-raising ceremonies. As the name of the institute was
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      National Development
      295 10 WITH reference to "Stu- dent's" letter (ST.. Aug. 81. Paterson Road at present Is too narrow to warrant an overhead pedestrian bridge. However, in conjunction with the Traffic Police, the Public Works Department is looking into the possibility of providing a push-button light-con-trolled pedestrian crossing near the Teachers
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      Culture
      119 10 DLEASE refer to the last para- graph of the report captioned "Big campaign to change names of roads in Jurong" iS.T.. Aug. 20). The Committee on the Standardisation of Street Names In Clunrse set up by this Ministry completed its work early this year. Its report was published in
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      Health
      98 10 pLEASE refer to the letter from Koh Tien Oul (ST., Aug. 27 1. complaining of a factory in Jurong Tomn burning Its left-overs In the open, thereby causing soot, ash and dust pollution. It Is confirmed that several factories bum their pMM "i open within their compounds. Public Health
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    Phone vandalism
    309 10 I REFER to thr letter from "Resident" (ST.. Sept. 17). The Telephone Board wishes to express its regret to "Resident" for any inconvenience caused. He mentioned that at the timr he wished to make an urgent phone call, all the seven public telephones he went to alone Commonwealth
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  • Letters to the Editor...
    • Letter
      IS IT FAIR PAYING 36 PER CENT TAX ON EMPTY HOUSE'
      154 10 IS IT FAIR PAYING 36 PER CENT TAX ON EMPTY HOUSE' IJECENTLY I I™<l •<' !>;■> property tax <>■■ v new property in one of the housing estates along Sixth Avenue. The builders had certified thai the house was completed in February, hut it was not until June (hat it
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      Govt servants must set an example...
      121 10 Govt servants must set an example... DRACTICALLY every day we hear of the Govern- merit's campaign to curb pirate taxis. What surprises me most is that there are still some government servants who are patronising pirate taxis. I observe on my way down to Shenton way from Macpherson Road by
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      Untitled
      73 10 ONE DAY. while I was walking along ColIyer Quay. I was surprised to see three police constables crossing the road Instead of using the overhead bridge as most of the pedestrians were doing. These officers of the law should be aware of the fact that the were not adhering to
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      Untitled
      176 10 TAXI-DRIVEKS have been reported uy passengers time and again tor oflences such as being rude and refusing to take on Asian passengers, and subsequently fined in traffic courts. Passengers' complaints against taxi-drivers are a daily aflair. but complaint* the other way round are never heard of. There are many cases
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      SENTOSA: MANY BADLY MISLED IN CONTEST
      175 10 SENTOSA: MANY BADLY MISLED IN CONTEST SENTOSA is the new name for Tulau R!akmc Mati. Rut I remember that when thr contest was advertised competitors HiTf (iilled to coin a name that was to have a bearine on Sin* a pore's history or culture. I'm sure that a majority of
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      161 10 our C.A.T.S. will help you get help. Classified advertisements I §get big results put your message in these columns phone C.A.T.S.— *****1 Times Classified Ads Telephone Service t^BB aU Jjl Figure UwJJQm on 1/2 I^lnS L will make your skin smooth and /*aa«»^"' uaglalll. JBBBSSh r Goya Aqua Manda The
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    Tragedy of toddler fascinated by the fish in a pond
    224 11 Tragedy of toddler fascinated by the fish in a pond SINGAPORE, Sun. Toddler Ng Lay Hiong's fascination for fish reared in the b.irkyard of her home in Rraddell Road ended in tragedy today. Lay Hiong, 1« 2 years old. was drowned in one of two fishponds while her mother was
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    Night service of Outram Hospital is 'understaffed'
    376 11  - Night service of Outram Hospital is 'understaffed' MASIE KWEE. Singapore, Sun. By TWE Emergency 1 Unit of the Outram Hospital is understaffed and the night shift is worst hit, a hospital source said today. He said: "Between 70-100 patients seek treatment every night. Yet, until early last week, there was
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    Warnings by union leaders on Malaysian work laws
    141 11 Warnings by union leaders on Malaysian work laws KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Government was today warned that workers would lose patience If the trade union movement continued to be muzzled. Two trade union leaders Indicated this in the wake of the Minister of Labours refusal to commit himself on the
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    No parking for cars
    32 11 SINGAPORE, Sun. Motorists are warned that the backlane off Upper Cross Street U a gazetted parkin* place for motorcycles and scooters The pvklng of cars there Is prohibited.
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    Car crash blaze bank chief is buried
    107 11 KL'ALA KANGSAR, Sun. Car crash blase victim. Inch*- Raslan Din D.i in Abdullah. 40. managing director of Bank Bumiputra was buried b<* side his mother's crave here this morning. The coffin bearing his remains arrived here from Kuala Lumpur shortly after 6.30 a.m.
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      327 11 dual metering^ ...increases therun of Unirexposure-automation because you 're always ready for all kinds of lighting, front, back, side or top, or for subjects in the shade, or placed against a very contrasting background, etc.. by simply moiing a little switch for "spot" metering of the central area only or
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      167 11 ■aS B\ it* BBH Carrier again! FIRST CENTRALLY AIRCONDITIONED BLOCK OF FLATS IN SINGAPORE Leonie Towers is one of Our 07KA was specifically Singapore's newest luxury apartment designed for just that.*. It can buildings, with one very special be placed under a sink, in a cupboard difference every corner of
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    UNTYING AID
    475 12 Contrary to expectations representatives of the developing countries found at the Copenhagen conference of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund more reasons for, confidence than despair, although they left without reassurance of action on some of the specific problems, including those of the South-East Asia region
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    NEW MOVE IN PARIS
    325 12 The arrival in Paris of Dr. Henry Kissinger, President Nixon's adviser on National Security, to discuss with Mr. David Bruce the recent Vietcong offer of a ceasefire in exchange for the complete withdrawal of American troops from South Vietnam by the end of next June, is
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    BREZHNEV'S FOLLY
    182 12 Washington is legitimately exercised over the latest Soviet attempt to establish a permanent submarine base in Cienfuegos on Cuba's southern coast And it is perfectly justified in making it known that the Nixon administration is as determined as was President John Kennedy in the 1962 missile crisis to
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    • Letter
      Plan to beat overstaying visitors may hit tourism
      161 12 WITH reference to your report under the head- ing "New rules to beat overstaying visitors soon" (S.T. Sept. 22), I am interested to know how many visitors have overstayed. I believe a very small percentage of them might have done so. The
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      Untitled
      122 12 Waiting for a reply f WAS among the first R batch of 300 youths sent by the Malacca State Government for training by the National Youth Development Corps In Dusun Tua. On completion of our training, we were told to wait for jobs from the Malacca Culture, Youth and Sports
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      Untitled
      94 12 (JN SEPTEMBER 1. I wrote to the chief police Inspector in Ipoh complaining about a policeman's attitude as a result of an incident at a road block. The other day I was called to the Police Station here to see a policeInspector from Lumut. He told me that action had
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      Untitled
      64 12 DISGUBTED" (B.T. Sept. 18) claims that on August 2. he was unable to buy Harl Kebangsaan Stamps at the Pudu Post Office. I think he means September 2. Enquiries show that on September 2 there were sufficient stamps for sale. If he will get in touch with me. I shall
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      COMPLAINTS ABOUT THE BUSES
      316 12 COMPLAINTS ABOUT THE BUSES "RUB held up for twenty D minutes, conductor gone to the toilet." How would you like that as a headline? There have been other complaints made against our public transport system. The ludicrous Incident that tooK place on Saturday, Sept. 19 could anger even the most
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      Untitled
      56 12 Teachers THE Ministry of Educa- tlon has said that three more technical Institutes will be built In the states oi Perak, Kedah and Malacca. I wonder how the Ministry Is going to get the technical teachers for the Institutes. The only technical secondary school in the Federal Capital Is Inadequately
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      TEST FOR A STUNTMAN?
      93 12 REGARDING the new rules put up by the R.M.I.V. which requires motorcyclist learners to do the "8" turn, i am wondering what beneficial purpose it will serve on the road. In fact this would encourage motorcyclists to do the "8" turn on heavy traffic roads. The
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      SENSE OF PURPOSE IN ART
      239 12 T K has been quoting a series of extracts from public speeches and commenting freely to piove his point that art should be free and unfettered (ST. Sept 19) According to him anything arousing emotion as an enjoyable experience Is not 'art but amusement, any
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    FREEDOM'S ROAD but in which direction?
    1239 12  - FREEDOM'S ROAD but in which direction? SAMAD ISMAIL, Indo-China reflects split in attitudes in the Afro-Asian non-aligned countries BY who reported the recent Lusaka Conference WHEN President Suharto addressed the Heads of States at Lusaka, he made it very clear that in so far as Indonesia was concerned, there was
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      49 12 You can he sure mtmusi "*bt TUU Uinoe sure n hautsw Singapore Of AUTHORISID CAPITAL SIM.OM.OM/I PAID UP CAPITAL: S 40.0M.0My. A GENERAL MSfRVE AND PROfIT AND LOSS lALANCE Ow f M 000 800 I ARF TOTAL »m>mi*. vJVjJUHnt. GROUP ASSITS O~r mi.«*,M* DEAL /l§?\ OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPN., LTD.
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      260 12 HEIWA DISHED END i \um J7 si I **"'Jf J j HEIWA STEEL IRON PRODUCTS CO., LTD., OSAKA, JAPAN is a company of engineers, technicians and craftmen who apply a large part of their means to development and processing of pressed and spun formed products since 1938 and who are
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  • Business Times
    • Article
      Welcome lift to markets
      743 13  -  BLAIR JOHNSON By I AST week's surge in share prices on the London and New York markets may prove short-lived, but Australian exchanges look poised for another runaway. Activity in heavyweight miners prompted a hectic show of strength towards the end last week, the like of
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      TAKING A TUMBLE
      319 13 "THE Asian dollar rate has taken its second plunge this year, and now that the US Prime Rate ha* been cut looks likely to hold its present level until world interest rates adjust. Lower rates (down from 8 to 7V2 per cent In the US) will create
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      Prime rate cut in US hasty
      350 13  - Prime rate cut in US hasty TSAI TAN By Leading American banker, Mr. J. Howard Laeri, last week expressed disappointment that American banks have cut their prime rate from 8 to IV2 per cent. Mr. Laeri. a vice-chairman of the First National City Corporation and First National City Bank and
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      CITY TALK
      488 13  -  CROESUS IMHLB By Resin plants' raison d'etre rl PVC resin chaps In West Malaysia seem to he going to town with their projects in spite of murmurs of discontent from the plastic manufacturers who, if reports are correct, worry that buying domestic resins will increase their costs and
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      Office-shop complex 'up for tenancy' any time now
      554 13  - Office-shop complex 'up for tenancy' any time now WILLIAM CAMPBELL By gINCE being registered in July last year, Development and Construction has been little more than a nameplate in the Housing and Development Board office in Singapore. But soon this whollyowned Housing Board subsidiary will be in business proper when
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      74 13 The growth of 0.U.8. is founded on personal service/ service by people like these. 0.U.8. has grown into a world-size bank in only 21 years. Mora than 30 branches in Singapore. Malaysia, South East Asia, Tokyo and London, with correspondents in every major international city. 0.U.8.'s bankers are ready and
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      54 13 Butchrm arr an nnhappv kit: "Sprint" In rnmfort; Pinperl* rfllumn; I'rnplr in hu«m»»». Pair 14. Investment fm hrg:niiri«: Ovfnrji markrt report*; Kartorr profile on Century Batteries lineal market; ('nmmiHiitiev l'a(e IS. WerklT ihare analysis and other riming prices; New York market. Tare IS. BfeSS AND ANY JOB THAT REQUIRES IK^
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    UNIT TRUST
    131 14 MR. Andrew Tan lye Khim. Manager of Singapore Unit Trusts, loaves Singapore today for a three-week business tour of Australia. During his stay in Australia. Mr. Tan will visit Perth. Melbourne and Sydney. He will study the operation of the unit trust movement In Australia and will meet
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    Butchers are an unhappy lot
    516 14  -  CHAN BONG SOO By AUSTRALIAN sheep are still senl to the slaughter house in Singapore by the hundreds each day. But the importers are crying for a change. They are saying that these past two yean hate been lean ones. In somewhat butcherly fashion, a
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    'SPYING' IN COMFORT
    183 14  -  TIM TREE From SYDNEY: Planes spying on iron-ore exploration crews In the NorthWest of Western Australia probably belonged to rival mining companies, a spokesman for Hancock and Wright, the prospecting company, said here The Western Australian Government, he added, was considering re-allo-cating the rights to explore temporary
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    PROPERTY
    684 14 SINGAPORE has the dubious honour of coming out the most densely populated when compared with countries like Japan, Britain, the United States and Australia. At 8.900 persons to the sq.ml. in *he Republic, it Is not a wonder then that property values are so high, but a wonder that
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    Tourist resources are untapped
    425 14  -  TSAI TAN By MOUNTAINS and iTI hills, lakes and forests all readymade tourist attractions which are as yet unexploited and untapped, enthuses the eight-member delegation of the Singapore Institute of International Affairs after a trip \o West Sumatra and West Java. Team member and executive director
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      285 14 ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY EARN HIGH INTEREST ON FIXED DEPOSIT FROM 3 MONTHS TO 3 YEARS MINIMUM DEPOSIT $1,000/--wS^LEJ provides investors with a safe fixed interest investment at higher than institutional sources rates. DETAILS OBTAINABLE FROM ALL BRANCHES OF THE CHAPTERED BANK OR DIRECT FROM CCS. Credit Corporation (Singapore) Limited, Rooms
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      LOCAL MARKET
      300 15 '|iK*l>lN(i M the Stork I r\( hatiKf- of Malaysia and Singapore last werk perked up a little. I'urnoxrr improved and the Straits Times Industrial Ordinary share index t:\inril Ili.O of a point frnni Kriday to Friday. I hr index ended the week .it 132. 1 i:: its hichrst
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      Century Batteries
      440 15 Factory pro£ilc= n (IENTURY BATTERIES is playing an Increasingly Important rule as an original equipment supplier In Malaysia's car industry. Tins is a pleasant from iti original •ask of tapping Government contracts and the replacement market. Local car assembly ntl now take In iboul one-third of the company's
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      Exchange rates
      132 15 1 these best .(treed merchant rates a* at Sept -6 l.«al dollar* to one unit uO m ciuihkv. T1 <* t f 7 37>.i 7 3410 '3275 Pound ***** ;moso 3.3350 Dollar ilsTs 3 4l"0 ll(l •nd l»l!»r MSIS 73ns V 7550 \,..bian Dinar ***** 3 .0:,23 lKal
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      INVESTMENT FOR BEGINNERS
      333 15 INVESTMENT FOR BEGINNERS AST week the colnatuie of units trusts was discussed and the cost of becoming a unitholder. It was pointed out that a unittrust is a voluntary association of investors who Join their resources for their mutual benefit. The investor can Join at the beginning when a new
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      Lock icon Singapore produce
      295 15 ALL sections of the Slnga- pore produce market ruled steady throughout last week although trading was generally thin. The puce o! copra made for a marginal use despite the heavier arrival estimated at 7no tons during the period The (act that shipment was resumed by Sabah did not
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      OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS
      313 15 LONDON: The market ended the week on a strong note with the Financial Times Industrial Ordinary share index 18.6 point* up at 365.2. It moved ahead in relatively active trading on the Wall Street trend, hopes of a cease-fire in the Middle East, US prime rate cuts
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      237 15 PERSONAL SECRETARY The Managing Director ot an international company with offices in Shaw House Singapore requires a Personal Secretary. She must have many years' experience as a secretary, be able to take shorthand and type with speed ond accuracy, prepare minutes of meetings, draft letters, etc. She must have initiative
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    WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
    965 16 A K a service to readers, the Business Times publishes weekl) a detailed analysis of some eighty selected share* traded on the Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. The year's high and lows are followed by the week's movements in price and turnover, with calculated dividend yields and
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    OTHER CLOSING PRICES
    978 16 r PHJ: nillllHlM. IS I.ISI OF KKVIStU QUOTATIONS FOR ((H NTtRS NOT INf'l.l'KKll IN THE ABOVE ANALYSIS FOR THE IVI.EK UP TO FMIDAY SEPT. l! 5 WITH PRICE MOVKMKXTS B\SKD ON A COMPARISON OK I AST BALES ON BKPT. 18 AND SEPT. 25 SHOWN IN BRACKETS. 1
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    New York
    275 16 YORK, Frl— Stocks put In another whirlwind performance, finishing on the upside, despite pi ont-taklng. with very hl«h volume. The Dow Jones Industrial average picked up some momentum toward the close and added about two and a half points. For the week Industrials moved up little more than
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    Indices
    60 16 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN Friday B 2 82 Thursday 62.66 Week ago: 60 83 RIBBERS Friday 144.03 Thursday 143.50 Week ago: 141.53 OILS Friday 279.38 Thursday 275.84 Week ago: 269 47 INDUSTRIALS Friday 365.2 Thursday 362.1 Week ago- 346.6 DOW JONES Friday 761.77 Thursday 758.31 Week ago: 758 49 LONDON
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    Hong Kong rates
    36 16 ON thr frrr tichani* m<irNtt in Honit Kong on s»turii«» >n> v I Dollar i.« iiuolnt M 10 foi T.T <n.l fcStll 'I" tttrlinn »m quolrn il 14.5MJ %a<l ■n* lltl at 2*l
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    PALM OIL
    28 16 In IxinilOß i% KrMnj th» i>rlr» of M»1«r»n !V p*r r«il NmimMr iinurr (Km niton, ik ictb Hiitrt inn ttlltr» Nov»mb»r;rj«r«mh»ri; Dw-wn txr/Jaouart mat Mi MM,
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    CLOSING PRICES
    35 16 Rt'BBLK TIN (perlb) (perplcul) Sept. 21. life IU. $664 37 '/j 22. 50Vj cts. $tifil 00 23. su',2CU>. $663.(12 24. 50 2 cts. $668 75 2.1. SOU cU>. $b6b.OU 26. cts. $661. oO
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    MEETINGS
    163 16 The following company meetings are due: MiUumu Steel Hhd.: :-V| t H 11.00 a.m.. Registered Office. Pnu Prowiue Wellesley, Ppnang South Johmr Omnibus <>. Bhd.: Sept. 28. 11.00 a.m.. 4 t Milestone. Jalan ticudai. Juliore Bahru. Malayan Credit Ltd.; Sept. 28 3.00 pjn., Conference Room of Hotel Singapura, 585
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    DELAYED DEALS
    55 16 pHE Wffki toUl drUved trui» action* In the tradinr room •r the Stock Exchange followed •y the pcrcrntace in bracket*. Sept. 21. 206.000 (14.42 per cent) 22. 241,000 (13.03 per cent) 23. 203,000 (13.48 per cent) 24. 288,000 (17.69 per cent. 25. 307,000 (17.51 percent) The week's total
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    WORLD GOLD PRICES
    20 16 stan mi? Hnnaknna A*. 411 81.34 Zurich 36. 10R 36 17. IMS" SJl lJ <3) cßi sr&*
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    Dividends announced
    84 16 :\T.S. ord. M. Brrwrrits W. Flour Pacific Milk v Stramvhip luilral Amal. tostral Mala? Rahman Hyd. Sth. Klnta ratalinc Rub. < iirrmt parmrnt S t 18' i s^, +TE IM% .TE 3^ t im i»»tf IMTahle «»ct. 3lt «»ct. 24 Not. 2 Oct. 'i <)ct. 30 Not. 6
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    Local Stock Indices
    59 16 Industrial*Hatrh: PropcrtiM: Tins: S rubber*: sepi. :i i.'ii 68.97 104.83 ■in ill 113.81 brpt. Sept. 23 Srpt. ?J 132.21 132.14 IsTjj M 54 «8.l« 6 7.«7 104.91 104.98 104.67 90.25 »«.S7 90.59 113.81 113.75 113:-' Dec. 30, 196S inn' 1 Drc. 11. 19«8 100 D««. 29. 19«2
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    SMR BUSINESS
    94 16 T<HE Singapore Rubber Brokers Association released the following information in respect to business transacted in S.M.R for the week ending September 25. The diffrentials Riven below are In terms of RSS 1 for the corresponding month I£J2 CV 2 < tO r E a ets cent P re
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      500 16 Q Olivetti An Unusual Career Opportunity in a Fast Growing Organisation "Olivetti", Europe's largest manufacturer of office machine* seeks intelligent young men eager to make a career in sales within its fast-growing Singapore subsidiary company. We offer exceptional opportunities for every man to achieve his highest potential in earnings and
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      779 16 INICIRI has vacancies tor SALES REPRESENTATIVES in its expanding Cash Register Division Candidates must be mole Singapore citizens, fluent in spoken English, Wolay, Mondorin and two other Chinese dialects ond educated up to Senior Cambridge level. Prospects and earning potentials ore excellent for the right man. If you have on
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    Court is told of accused's 'fear instinct'
    394 17 Court is told of accused's 'fear instinct' JOHORE BAHHU. Sunday ACCUSED Lee Wang Hang's fear of the dead Esther Chan was stronger Hum his love for her, the High Court here was fold today. Consultant psychlaDr. Wong Yip Chong. resuming evidence .-aid that Lee's fear instinct was stronger because Esther.
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    82 17 LUCKY FOUR OF CRASH CAR SINGAPORE. Sun. A man, his brother and two ternaged girls es■UM with slight injuries today when their car (above) overturned while avoiding a boy at Farrer Road. Mr. Kon Ah Chew, 24. had only bruises on his hands. The others were the driver. Ah Wah.
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    167 17 Attack on Phey: Third man' detained CINGAPORE, Sun. J Poiice last week arrested a "third man" in connection with the July 21 assault on NTUC president Mr. Phey Yew Kok. Airport sources said he Is an MSA employee and member and former official of the Singapore Air Transport Workers' Union.
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    95 17 Erosion threat to Seria oilfields BRUNEI. Sun.— The Beria olinelds have begun a fight against the sea. Erosion and king tide* »re yearly threatening many part* of the k>w-lyini oilfield* and the Brunei Shell Company has begun building experimental dykes to prevent further encroaciiment by the sea. In many other
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    68 17 Ganja pedlar held in police raid SINGAPORE. Sun. A police party yesterday arrested a ganja pedlar at Paslr Panjan* Road and found on him 23 l kartoo* In a cigarette tin. The party, rrom the CIDs narcotics branch waa later taken to a nous* In Slbu Road where another 12
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    61 17 SINGAPORE. Bun.— The Industrial Arbitration Court will sit on Tuesday and Wednesday to hear an application for variation of a clause relating to retirement benefits In a 1»67 collective agreement The agreement Is between Union Carbide Singapore Ltd. and Metals and Ores Ltd. on one -de
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    303 17 A community reflects the strength of a country, Minister tells clan CINGAPORE. Sun. J A community is a miniature representation of a country its strength therefore reflects the strength of a country. The acting Finance Minister. Mr. Tang See Chim. said this today when he opened a new five-storey building
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    202 18 $2 million hospital complex to be built in Jerteh KUALA TRENGGANI. Sun. A $2 million dollar hospital complex will be built in Jerteh under the Second Malaysia Plan. It will take shape on an 18--acre site, a mile from Jrrteh limn on the route to Pasir Ak.ir. Ihe hospital will
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    33 18 KUALA LUMPUR Sun. The Minuter of National and Rural Development. Inche Abnul Ghafar Baba. will ->pen a v nunar on the rice Industry at the Mara Auditorium here on Oct 17
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    59 18 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Three youths armed with a pistol and a knife, held up the Held supervisor at the Toto office here and got away with about 53. 000 yesterday evening. The three went to the office near the Capitol Theatre and held up Lee Chin Swee
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    224 18  -  SITI BIDAYAH By IfIALA Ll'MPl R, Sun. Very much a town girl. 21 -year-old Tan Swee Uan has chosen a career that will take <her into the rural areas. But. as she confessed here today, she is not the type to follow the
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    28 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Department of Tourism will hold a two-day seminar on travel marketing and development information at the Federal Hotel here on Oct. 8
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    22 18 KEMAMAN. Sun. The Sultan of Trengganu will open a palm oil factory at Padang Kubu. near here, on Oct. 4.
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    288 18 Students' worry: Many defects in MIT set-up by SA'AD HASHIM: Kuala Lumpur. Sun. J)ESPITE their new multi-million dollar buildings, about 1.000 students of the Mara Institute of Technology at Batu Tiga still have many grouses. Their complaints: shortage of lecturers; lack of library facilities and inefficiency of the administration. Tht
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    263 18 RAILWAY OFFICERS ASK FOR OPTION TO RETIRE AT 45 E/UALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Malayan Railway Senior Officers" Association has proposed to the Government that the optional retirement age of public servants be lowered to 45 years from the present 50. This was contained in the report of the association which
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    241 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun T^HE University of Malaya J is frtrdine Itself to do battle attainst public apathy over classical music for a start It will celebrate the bi-centenary festival of Beethoven from Oct 5 to Oct. 25. Ludwlg Von Beethoven, his
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    239 19  - PAULINE AND MIMI PLAN A BIG SURPRISE FOR THEIR FRIENDS, RELATIVES MASIE KWEE: By Singapore, Sunday ASI'RPKISE awaits two groups of people tomorrow morning. The first lot is Miss Pauline Oh's family, and the second lot Mjnn Mimi Teo's friends. For, although Pauline's friends knowthat she will be taking part
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    28 19 SINGAPORE. Sun —Member* of the YWCA Kitoriß Club will make an educational tour of the Home of Retarded Children at Tampines tomorrow at 1.30 p.m.
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    64 19 SINGAPORE, Sun. Dr. Bernard Tan, a lecturer at the University of Singapore, will give a lecture on "Technical advances In Industry" at the Radio Singapore auditorium tomorrow at 8 p.m. The lecture Is the third In the series of elßht presented by the Adult Education Board and
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    189 19 MP suggests a centre for Islamic studies SINGAPORE, Sunday T<HE Parliamentary Secretary (Culture) Inche A Sha'ari Tadin, said today that setting up a centre for Muslim education wouid be more useful and versatile than the proposed Muslim secondary school. Inche Sha'ari. who Is also MP for Kampong Chai Chee. was
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    99 19 St. John chief: Volunteering means hard work SINGAPORE, Bun. The Commissioner of St. John Ambulance Brigade. Dr. 8. R. Sayamppuathan told 720 members today that "when voluntary workers say work, they really mean work." It was sot enough to hold office and strut about "looking big" but rather the higher
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    559 20  - Straits Times Book Page Some brilliant reporting on our history ALLINGTON KENNARD By fHERK must be many mistakes, blunders and matters which have been overlooked, wrote Raffles' secretary and Mala r tutor. Munshi Abdullah, begging his readers' indulgence towards the end of what he intended would be only the first
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    503 20 Newsman to diplomat— the Sara saga THE SARA SAGA. By Manicasothy Saravanamuttu. (Cathay Printers, Penang. $5.) "SARA" is quite a legend; newspaperman, bon vive v r, sportsman, and in his declining years a diplomat, the very last profession for which he seemed suited. The fifth of a Ceylonese family of
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    194 20  -  J. P. KENYON BY A HISTORY Or SCOTLAND by Rosalind Mitchison (Methuen 60s). WE have needed a one-volume history of Scotland for a long time, but it was worth waiting for Mrs. MitchisonV. Into her 425 pages she has crammed more than anyone would have
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      190 25 URu..3ELS. Sun. Tht fcttftfctean cup hocKey linal will be a repeal u( me Boiiiuay l'ji'U uurimmc.it finai between We*t Oennany and Hftllin*! ueima n v nceueo extra time to aispjbe of France 2-1 in their semi-final, but Hclland won convincingly hy 2-0 over Spain
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      156 26 |X)UR leading world proF fesslonal tennis players have offered to play In Singapore next January in a proposed South-east Asian tour. They are Ken Rosewall. Mai Anderson and Roy Emerson. The fourth player has not yet been selected. But they will come only If SLTA
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      56 26 A GOOD 56-run partnership between Singapore Cricket Club's Mike Scrutton (38 no i and John Martens (30) enabled them to score an ea?y sevenwicket win over Free Foresters in a friendly cricket match at the padang yesterday. Scores: Foresters 96 (S. Fuller 23. J. Howard Dobson
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      24 26 MANILA. Sun Amman Jalmaanl today clocked 2:34.3 In trials here to shatter his own Asian record (2:35.0) (or men 200 m breastMroke.
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      2495 27  - Two-length triumph for Interest in Gold Cup EPSOM JEEP By Dawkins has armchair ride on Sg Wang in International' JNTEREST, brilliantly ridden by Johnny Wilson, won the Singapore Gold Cup over lit at Bukit Timah yesterday. A back marker up to the half-mile, Interest flashed up on the outside at
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      300 27 rfIHE CURRAOH. Bun. AlX laainap, owned by Joe McOrath. upset hot favourite Mradowvllle to win the Irish bt L#ger over 141 yesterday English-trained Meadowvllle. second to champion three-year-cla Nl)ln*ky In iwo previous sJaaetßi this season, started 2-1 on favourite Lester Piggott urged Meadow Mil" into
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      688 25 BARROW 1 INTON (MALAYSIA) I'll LTD. (INCORPORATED IN SINGAPORE) (In Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 272(2) of tht Companies Act. 1967 that the flnal meeting of member* of the abovenamed Company will bt held tt 6th Floor. Hongkong Bank Chambera, Collyer Quay. Singapore 1, on Friday.
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    60 28 THOUSANDS o f Italians march through Rome on Saturday in a massive rally sponsored by Italy's Communist Party in protest against the visit of President Nixon to Italy which began yesterday. The banners read: "For peace and independence of people against im perialism." A n
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    77 28 MRS TERESA LAU II paimnl I'Hirfully on H4.N IravinK fhind Ix'lovva huxhand Joorph and .link man hMi at. Anthony I Chanty rjimn <opp. Church oi th.- Nativity) at Mi p.m. Mi.ihi,,! .v 7ii m Chunh or m. i and thrmr to Chun lIVASHANKAR BMt n ixpiri-il Ml I ■Mpttal
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    55 28 BELFAST. Sun A man died and 65 troops and police were injured during fierce rioting in Belfast's Shankhill Road area throughout the night The flighting finally ended shortly before 5 a.m. after British paratroopers had been called in to reinforce Infantry and commandos battling
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    185 28 Four-car pile-up at road junction bun.— A Cortina idOO which waa htvuiveu »n a iour-car pl l c- v p crashed into a lamppost in Worth bridge rtoad late tonight. The Cortina was trying to avoid a taxi at the junction ol North Bridge Road and High Street when the
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    29 28 SINGAPORE. Sun. A woman. Teo Slam Moi. 64. was found dead at the foot of Block 28. Jalan Bahama this evening. A note was found on her.
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    109 28 Smuggled birds from S'pore seized at Melbourne MELBOURNE Sun. Australian customs officials today .seized a cache of smuggled birds at Melbourne's Tullamarlne airport. They said that an -attempt had been made to smuggle the birds 54 finches of various European varieties'— lnto Australia from Singapore. Customs men discovered the birds
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    66 28 NEW DELHI. Sun. Chief Ministers from India's 17 states today disagreed over a suggestion by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi to reduce the maximum level of land that can be held privately. The Chief Ministers said the varying quality of land throughout India introduced complexities Into
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    169 28 THREE BOYS HURT IN CRACKER EXPLOSION CINGAPORE, Sun. J Three cousins were injured one seriously when a firecracker exploded in their fares in Blanco Court this afternoon. Kirn Leng Seng, five, and Tan Tian How. 11, both suffered only minor burns whereas Teo Inn Chee, seven, who had burns on
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    59 28 LONDON. Sun —Although she had a hospital abortion which removed I toetus. a 28-year-old woman here remained pregnant and latsr gave birth to a normal baby. For twin foetuses were developing, and only one was removed, according to a letter in the British medical journal yesterday from
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