The Straits Times, 24 November 1970

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    Masthead
    25 1 AVERAtf^DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200.000 The Straits Times. The National Newspaper Estd 1845 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1970. IS CENTS KDN. 451? M.C. (P) No 150?
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    Lock icon Cabinet pays last respects
    1760 1  -  CHEONG YIP SENG, R. CHANDRAN, RITA LOONG, MASIE KWEE President Yusof dies See also Pages 2, 3, 8. 10 and 26 By I SINGAPORE. Monday SINGAPORE today mourned the death of President Yusof bin Ishak. The late Head of State was 60. The President died of
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    Houseto elect a new Head of State
    75 1 Houseto elect a new Head of State- SINGAPORE, Tues. Parliament will meet at a date to be announced to elect a new President. Pending the election the Speaker, Dr. Yeoh Ghim Seng, will act as President. There will be no public holiday tomorrow. But all Government offices will close at
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    Arson suspected in AEB fire
    55 1 SINGAPORE. Mon.— ArsA is suspected in a Ore which CToke out on the first floor of the two-storeyed Adult Education Board preun.ses In Canning Rise tonight. Some 30 girls attending a sewing class rushed out at about 9 p.m. when the alarm was given Only
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    It's still Brunei protectorate
    29 1 LONDON Mon— The oil-rich state of Brunei has agreed to remain n British protectorate following a series of talks In London, diplomatic sources said today.
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    Lock icon Razak: His name in history
    428 1 Razak: His name in history I^UALA LUMPUR, Mon. Tun Abdul Razak said today he was grieved by the death of President Yusof. Inche Yusot would always be remembered as the person who contributed much to Journalism as he was the founder of Utusan Melayu in 1939 and built It to
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    NEW SENATE HEARINGS ON VIETNAM
    90 1 NEW SENATE HEARINGS ON VIETNAM WASHINGTON, Mon.— Tha Senate Forrifn Relation* Committee decided today to renew hearing on r.S. policy in South-east Asia iia a mult of the resumed bombing of North Vietnam. Chairman William Fy|. bright. ArkanMD Democrat U>ld newsmen »hat the committee bad unanimously agreed that new hearing*
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  • President Yusof
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      Smiles that span the years
      307 2 Smiles that span the years PRESIDENT YUSOF had a smile that rould envelope his people and bring a whole nation close to him. Perhaps he was at his most relaxed with children, be they the very young with a whole new world awaiting, or others fighting a handicap like blindness.
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      AND THEN THE FLAG FLIES AT HALFSTAFF
      10 2 AND THEN THE FLAG FLIES AT HALFSTAFF Th« Istana yesterday.
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      Lock icon A hero's rest...
      124 3 TX)DAY this stretch of sward will hecome President Yusof's last resting place. He will be the first man buried in the Republic's new national cemetery, for those who made major contributions to Singapore during their lifetime. The two-acre plot, to be styled after America's Arlington National Cemetery
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    Marshall: Why I resigned from the Council
    376 4 Marshall: Why I resigned from the Council SINGAPORE, Monda> LAWYER Mr. David Marshall said today that he had quit the Presidential Council became there was "clear indication" that the Government was "not interested in dialogue" with responsible non-party persons "deeply committed to the welfare of the jH'ople of Singapore." He
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    MYSTERY TAGS ON BIRDS AT AIRPORT
    161 4 MYSTERY TAGS ON BIRDS AT AIRPORT SINGAPORE. Mon Some of the migratory birds which arrived from Central > Asia during the past few weeks to escape hay been seen hopping around in Paya Lebar airport with tags tied to their legs. Some people said the plastic tags carried messages of
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    Yong to open , seminar on weather
    97 4 Yong to open seminar on weather SINGAPORE, Mon— The Minister for Communications. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. will open a meteorological seminar on synoptic analysis and forecasting In the tropics of Asia and Southwest Pacific at the Cultural Centre on Dec. 2 The fortnight -long seminar is organised by the World
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    Wife gets $12,000 alimony after husband's adultery
    276 4 Wife gets $12,000 alimony after husband's adultery SINGAPORE, Mon. A divorce court today granted a decree nisi and $12,000 alimony and costs to an engineer's wife on a consent order on grounds of her husband's adultery with a woman from Kuala Lumpur. Shu Say Kan. a nurse, who married Sum
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    Two accused of using force against inspector
    100 4 Two accused of using force against inspector SINGAPORE. Mon. Low Shak Mow. 37. was today charged with causing voluntary hurt to Probationary Inspector Phua Chor KnR outside the Flamingo Nightclub by hitting him on the left shoulder last night. In connection with the same Incident, a second man. Koh Ah
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    Talk in Tamil
    45 4 SINGAPORE. Mon— A South Indian Muslim prie.-i. Maulavl P.S.K. Mohamed Ibrahim Bahgavi. will give an Islamic lecture In Tamil at the King Faisal Hall in the All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society of Singapore's headquarters in Lorong 12. Oeylang. on Wednesday at 9 p.m.
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    'WIFE LEFT ME 3 MONTHS AFTER WEDDING'
    105 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. A i technician told a divorce court today that his wife left him after frequent quarrels over money three months after their wedding, and never returned Tan Bock Teck. who was i suing his wife. Tiong Lai J Seng, a factory
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    Wife's letter admitted adultery, court told
    324 4 SINGAPORE, Mon An American company executives wife, who went to Bangkok to live with another man. wrote to her husband a few days later saying that she had committed adultery, a divorce court heard today. Charles Keith Taylor, who was siiinff his wife. Anna
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    Big staff shortage
    63 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The various departments playing "important and effective" roles In the country's development and In providing public services are facing an acute shortage of professional men. The president of the Se- nlor Government Officers' Association. Inche Mohamed Hassan bin Abdui Wahab. said this today. Departments
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      52 4 ANNOUNCEMENT Owin? to the death of The President of The Republic of Singapore, Troui-.ana will be closed tonitrht. Business will resume as usual tomorrow. -.-.-^-■c vi T|Tt|s IN MANDARIN p, 1. IS: 1.10.7 IS. *JO H0 s tr ACTION PACKED THE RED •HNaaVaaUaUiBUaVaBiUaWP DRAMA AZAIIAI star«,h 6 SHIH HUI >
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    Textile company wins $14,900 damages
    137 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. A High Court Judge today awarded $14,900 damages to a textile company after giving judgment in default against the owner of a chemicals company, who failed to turn up to answe/ a claim against his company. According to the statement of claim. Mego
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    Two girls at cinema end up in room with 2 men, court told
    250 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. 20-YEAR-OLD girl told a preliminary inquiry today how she took a young girl friend to a cinema intending to see a show, but eventually landed in a house where they had relations with a man.
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    Manager off for Delhi congress
    68 5 SINOAPORE. Mon. Mr. J.D.H. Nell], general manager ot Fraser and Neave Ltd.. has left for Neu Delhi to attend the Seventh Asian Advertising Congress now being held there. Mr. Neill. who will represent the Singapore and Malaysian Advertising Associations, took with him the gavel used
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    Cabby fined $300
    34 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Taxi driver Ng Theow Thong, who described himself as being once a pirate taxi driver, was fined $300 today for driving dangerously In Tlong Bahru Road on March 5.
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    Pig-rearing
    27 5 SLNGAfORE. Mon. The Primary Production Department will organise a seminar on pigrearing at the library In the Sembawang research centre on Dec. 12 at 10 a.m.
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    $20,000 win
    21 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The second prize of $20,000 was won by a participant In yesterday's Toto draw No. 93 70.
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    $800 fine for CBT of $245 typewriter
    77 5 $800 fine for CBT of $245 typewriter BINGAPORE. Mon A man who olscppeared after paying two instalments on t>pewriter and leaving a balance of $170 was fined $80C today. The magistrate. Mr. Leong Keng Thai, allowed Sokayan Govindasamy. 38. to pay the fine in four instalments. Sokayan admitted committing criminal
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    Wife's fear of having child
    117 5 Mon. A k salesman told the High Court today that his wife refused to have marital relations with him because she was afraid of having a baby. Thio TJie Peng, who married Ng Pong in June last year, said that after their wedding he asked
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    Robbery same as theft in insurance claims
    226 5 Robbery same as theft in insurance claims KUALA LUMPUR, Monday fHE Federal Court today held that loss by theft and loss by robbery were the same as insurance claims are concerned. The Chief Justice. Tan Sri H.T. Ong who was sitting with Tan Sri S.S. Gill and Tan Sri Justice
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    Seaman on drug charge to appeal against detention
    107 5 Seaman on drug charge to appeal against detention SINGAPORE, Mon. Seaman Abdul Wahab. 22. now under detention pending extradition to Australia on a charge of importing ganja into that country, gave notice of his appeal in a magistrate's court today. His counsel. Mr. G. Raman, said he Intended to file
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    Ex-teacher on molest charge engages new counsel
    214 5 Ex-teacher on molest charge engages new counsel SINGAPORE, Mon. The trial of former schoolteacher Mervyn Simon Pereira. 39. accused of molesting 37 schoolgirls, was today postponed to Thursday. Defence counsel. Mr. AmarJit Singh, said he had just been engaged by the accused and would require a three-day adjournment to seek
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      74 5 It is confirmed that yesterday's advertisement for refers to offers for TODAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY AS A MARK OF RESPECT TO THE lATE PRESIDENT YUSOF BIN ISHAK WE ARE CLOSING "ODAY AT 1 P.M. CM BEST FROM fzM CH VERS Strawberry Jam B Arricot Jam Old English Marmalade Red Current Jelly
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    'Give up the Common Market idea' plea by Macmillan
    3263 6 'Give up the Common Market idea' plea by Macmillan I-.TM I'lm.'l-TMIU i n\ I^jiJj^i^tJ^^^^H^k^Li^jß DAY TWO of de Gaulle's unique story of world affaire ON June 29, 1958, Prime Minister Harold Macmillan came to Paris. During our friendly conversation which covered many subjects, he suddenly declared with great emotion: 'The
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      5 7 TOMORROW: Into battle with America
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      156 7 \Tl,~q O*v Iht V- T. nawmlim lUB <SO HOMKT* THIS IS MV SAVE MXIR BREATH, "1 BFS^K/ AND TH^TS^^^*~L THAT'S RK3WT, V HOME BOOM.' rW KIN* HUH.' KINGSTON.' THE GUARDS IF^Slf ENOOF>OUR/ Y...XXJ KJMGSTON... A NOT L_~«auAJUW! lliAßPtfj' J HAWB PESERTED >OU/ P^%ff*\ EAPONa ***> I nESTWTtJD j MXJ'RE ALL
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    Tributes to the President
    422 8 SAD DAY FOR WORKERS: DEVAN SINGAPORE, Mon PEOPLE. from all walks of life in Singapore lo<lav mourned the passing of the late President. Mr. C. V. Devan Nalr, the Secretary-General of the Singapore National Trades Union Congress, said: "The passing of President Yusof is a sad
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    Traffic guide for the State Funeral
    397 8 SINGAPORE, Mon—Special traffic arrangements have been made for the State Funeral of President Yusof starting from the Istana to City Hall at 11.30 a.m. tomorrow. In connection with the funeral. the following roads will be closed to vehicular traffic from 10 a.m. to a
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    MOSQUES, CHURCHES, TEMPLES HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES
    143 8 MOSQUES, CHURCHES, TEMPLES HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES SINGAPORE, Mon -The following memorial services will be held tomorrow as a mark of respect to President Yuvif: \t the I'niversity of Singapore Upper Quadrangle at 11.15 a.m.; A joint service of the Buddhist Union, the Singapore Buddhist Federation and the Inter-Reli-gious Organisation at
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      87 8 AS A MARK OF RESPECT TO OUR LATE PRESIDENT YUSOF BIN ISHAK THE HOUSE OF TANG WILL BE CLOSED TODAY AT 1.00 p.m. k-:i C.X. TANGISI PTE LTD. i^Sjgerl 310, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE 9. TEU *****0 (SLINES) CONDOLENCE We are jjrieved by the sudden death of the President of our
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    Bigger Pig industry for S'pore
    317 9 Bigger Pig industry for S'pore IV SINGAPORE, Monday gINIiAPORE can expect a further expansion in her pig industry in the very near future if present problems are countered by increasing Farmer education and government support. This was stated today by Dr. Mita Ercegen a United Nations expert on animal who
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    FERNANDEZ NOT TO GO AHEAD WITH HIS APPEAL
    182 9 FERNANDEZ NOT TO GO AHEAD WITH HIS APPEAL Xl ALA LIMPIR. Mon. Lawyer Mr. Jeffrey Fernandez wltMrew in the Federal Court today his appeal aeainst the ■•si "lilishniiiii of a disciplinary committee by •he Chief Justire. Tan Sri H.T. Onr. to inquire into his conduct in a rase involving his
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    'Nothing much to hold top lensmen here'
    117 9 'Nothing much to hold top lensmen here' SINGAPORE, Mon. Top IriiMnrn in Singapore are gradually making an exodus to countries which have more to offer. And gold medallist Lai Teck Kwnni is one of the«i. Mr. Lai who topped the diploma course in motion picture photography at the Film and
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    Tin find in 'hot spots' affects resettlement talks
    302 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon NEGOTIATIONS be- tween Malaysia and Thailand over the resettlement of dwellers in the "hot cpots" along the common border appear to have taken a new turn fallowing reports of tin-ore being found in the areas. Malaysia Is said to
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      224 9 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS SUie formed whan s latin IIS M^-mind Mop 10f M ™*< oBUn >t HmrfleM Run-dc* Men around uig to the oM gold «t*nd*nl In th* ruin i7>. )S 7) Telephone of the non-meeh*- J<( g^ j0 nleal type <4. th ]5 Palm r hM utti »nd
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  • The Straits Times.
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      SINGAPORE'S LOSS
      207 10 The main task before us is the building of a united nation, said Enche Yusof bin Ishak, when he took the oath as head of the self-governing state of Singapore eleven years ago. It is abundantly clear, said the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, that there must be complete racial
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      Historic years
      438 10 Enche Yusof bin Ishak was head of state for eleven historic years. He symbolised both the old Singapore and the new. He was one of the few who sought before the Japanese war to give Singapore an identity of its own. He had been active in the Kesatuan
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      Firm faith
      148 10 Of Singapore's citizens, he said that despite the diversity of culture they have the same feelings and aspirations for a tolerant, multi-racial society. His own faith in Singapore's future rested firmly on the assurance that in training and developing the skills latent in Singapore s people the republic
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      NO STAKE IN THE FARM
      224 10 If food for all Iht hungry millions is the Food and Agriculture Organisation's basic aim, it is nowhere near achieving it. The FAO has certainly Mada grass grow greener in many parts of the world. But 60 per cent of the people in the underdeveloped
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    PRESIDENT YUSOF
    1593 10  -  A STAFF WRITER BY- Nationalist and journalist HE WAS A PIONEER WITH A PROUD RECORD HE was above all else a pioneer, playing the first clarion calls in the muted, but sounding brass of early Malay nationalism. In founding a newspaper for the Malays, the Utusan Melayu, and
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      Customs checks will not deter tourists
      189 10 T REFER to a letter (S.T. 1 Nov. 7) by "Hotel Keeper" entitled "Powt And It's 100 p.c. Duty In view of the great number of vehicles coming through Johore Bahru from Singapore, the suggestion of "Hotel Keeper" to conduct 100 per cent checks
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      98 10 NO DOUBT, many complaln.s have been made by the c'.nemagoing public as regards black-marketing of tickets by touts in many theatres. It ->eems that even the so-called "Jaga-s" and the tickets sellers are '.errifled <-f these hooligans Can't some str ct action be *aken by '.he managers or plain clothes
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      82 10 TWO month* have pas§ed -lnce I completed work In the Housing and Population Census, 1870. On being appointed I < and my prevluusly unemployed colleagues) were told that travelling expenses, equivalent to the bus fares paid by us while carrying out Census duties would be refunded. We got the impres-lon
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      Drains
      83 10 WILL the authorities do something about the drain which separates Macpherson Lane and Jalan Melor? Every mornIng, from Monday to Friday, a group of 30 kindergarten kids escorted by their teacher cross the .almost worn out wooden plank that has been laid across the drain for many months. Residents
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      An informer?
      121 10 'A FEW days ago, my mother, a widow of 67 years of age. received a letter from the Inland Revenue asking why she has never declared her Income and property. I wish to say here my mother retired from employment about 16 years ago. The only property she
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      WHEN TRANSLATION WAS CORRECT
      105 10 REFERRING to the letter (S.T. Nov. 17) under the heading "Poor translation!) on TV. I wish to correct the Impressions given on this particular case. The writer says that he has heard the lines spoken In the programme concerned 'Checkmate' as "You are my life insurance
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  • WORLD NEWS 1
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      Lock icon Peking missiles set to blast Russia
      455 11 Peking missiles set to blast Russia WASHINGTON, Monday. §ENIOR government analysts believe that Peking has deployed a handful of medium range missiles for possible use in an emergency and is taking steps to prepare for more widespread positioning of longerrange missiles capable of reaching into the heart of the Soviet
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      Lock icon The dyke has been breached says Peking
      138 11 The dyke has been breached says Peking TOKYO. Mon China's 1 Hsinhua news agency said today that the dyke which the United Btates has erectfd to prevent Peking's admission Into the United Nations, has been breached Hsinhua said the United Nations vote of 51-49, favouring seating Peking and expelling Taiwan,
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      Lock icon 'Cold feet' after blackmail threat to blow up plane
      417 11 LONDON. Monday I A BLACKMAILER threatened to blow up a BOAC airliner if the state-owned airline rild not meet a demand for £500.000 worth of diamonds and £150.000 cash, it was durlosed here yesterday. The blackmailer got as far as ordering
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      Lock icon Burmese students on the rampage: 500 held
      195 11 Burmese students on the rampage: 500 held DANGOON. Mon. Security forces ar-" rested more than 500 people here last night after about 1.000 disgruntled s t v dents went on a rampage, burning government cars, stoning buses and smashing shop windows. An official announcement described those arrested as "disruptive elements"
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      Lock icon 'Fish ate five people' report
      62 11 CAIRO. Mon. A Urge man-rating fish In the «ater* off Port Sudan harbour on the Red Sea has claimed five victim?, the Middle East News Agency reported today. Quoting Prews reports in Khartoum, the aeency said port authorities ore trying to trap the nearly 20
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      313 11 INCREASE BIRTH RATE? FRENCH WOMEN SAY 'NO' yrERSAILLES, Mon. Defence Minister Michel Debre was hooted yesterday when he told a convention of women that they had a duty to increase the birth rate. The women, 325 of them representing a cross-sec-tion of French women, had, during the convention, emphasised their
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      22 11 MADRAS. Mon At) >ut 80--000 people -xirre Ivrnifief.' after four hours nf torrential rain which flood'rt areas her* today Reuter.
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      497 12 NEW YCRK. Monday THE Security, council agreed unanimously early today to send a special mission to Guinea to make an immediate report on charges that Portuguese troops had invaded the African State. The mission is to be formed "after consultations between the President
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      Lock icon Tanzania paper lashes at Asa Khan
      146 12 DAR-ES-SALAAM, Mon. The Aga Khan, spiritual leader of 20 million Ismallls. came under attack yesterday In the Tanzanlan Government newspaper the Sunday News for displaying "total negativrness as a leader on the question of oppression in southern Africa." An editorial commenting on an interview
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      46 12 SYDNEY. Mon Britain* former Miss World. Ann Sidney, today announced sne would marry Australian TV star Rod McClrllan next month. The 26-year-old beauty who migrated here earlier thus yrar to be with her fiance has rstablushfd herself as a TV model. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Strike is off
      35 12 BOMBAY M^n. About 200 000 eir.nlnvees of the Maharashtra State Government yesterday called off a strike which has crlnolrd essential services and work in eovernment offices for the past 12 days. Reuter.
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      Lock icon West Bengal to detain suspects without trial
      264 12 West Bengal to detain suspects without trial NEW DELHI, Monday. PRESIDENT Giri has signed a Bill aimed at tackling continued violence and murders, mostly Dy Naxalites in West Bengal. The Bengal Prevention of Violent Activities Bill gives special powers immediately to the State authorities to detain suspects without trial and
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      Lock icon NO FLOWERS PLEA BY DE GAULLE FAMILY
      98 12 NO FLOWERS PLEA BY DE GAULLE FAMILY PARIS, Mon. The famil of Gen. Charles de Gaulle asked last nicht th;it visitors to the General's rrave stop bringing wreaths and flowers so that "everyone who <oii.es- Colombev-I,e« DeuvMtaaH will find the cc meter* It wa* when Gen. de Gaulle liked to
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      Lock icon Ulbricht keeps off from meeting of top Reds
      172 12 Ulbricht keeps off from meeting of top Reds BUDAPEST, Mon.— East Germany's President Ulbricht was conspicuously absent last nißht as Mr. Brezhnev and other Soviet bloc leaders Rather here for the tenth congress of the Hungarian Communist Party. Mi. Janos Kadar. head of the party. and Prime Minister Mr. Jenoe
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      More cholera
      19 12 GAZA. M<>n. ThirtPfn more caws of rholrra were diagnosed herr ye«terday Israeli Health Ministry officials reported. Reiiter.
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      Parmusi orders members to stop opposing Suharto
      196 12 Parmusi orders members to stop opposing Suharto JAKARTA, Mon. The former executnr <>l the Indonesian Mi. shin Party (Parmusi) haa la structfd it* hraachci in cease all activities in urotest against President Suharto's approval of a new party executive led by a Cabinet Minister. Party sources >.iid the decision was
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    367 13 Egyptians protest toILS. over U2 flights J7GYPT has strongly protested to the United States against flights by American U-2 aircraft over the Egyptian front along the Suez Canal, Al-Ahram newspaper reported yesterday. i The authoritative Cairo newspaper claimed that Israel was informed of the ieaults of the U-2 spy flights.
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    42 13 Bus in which 50 died I 111 bus that plumed into the I/eyes River near Santa Fe. in central Argentina. is being hoisted from the water as rescue teams recover bodies. .More than 50 people were killed in the accident. AP radiophoto.
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    Lock icon 100 on hunger strike over relief delay
    145 13 LONDON, Mon— About 100 chanting Pakistanis went on hunger strike outside the Pakistan High Commission yesterday to protest what they said was their Governments slowness in dealing with devastated East Pakistan. The demonstrators said they would continue the strike until Pakistani High 1
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      81 13 In WASHINGTON: Former U.S. Attorney-Gene-ral Ramsey Clark yesterday renewed his attack on FBI director Mr. J. Edgar Hoover. He accused Mr. Hoover of letting personal feelings against the Soviet Union and Negroes Influence law enforcement. Mr. Clark, head of the Justice Department under President Johnson, conceded that the Federal Bureau
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      60 13 In DIRBAN: The Archbishop of Canterbury. Dr. Michael Ramsey, dined with leading members of Durban's Indian community last night and told them: 1 know you have your problems." To attend the private dinner party the 66--year-old primate, currently touring South Alrica had to obtain a permit from the local authorities
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      German jetliner forced down after warnings of violations, says Somalia
      156 13 MOGADISHU, Somalia, Mon. Somalia said today that a West German airliner was forced down by Somalian jet fighters after four warnings to West Germany about air space violations. The airliner a Boeing 727 owned by Condor, the charter branch of
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      64 13 In NKW YORK: Senator Edward Kennedy and other members of Kennedy family laid seven white roses on President John F. Kennedy's grave yesterday, the seventh anniversary of his assassination. Sen. Kennedy, his wife. Joan, and Ethel Kennedy, widow of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, knelt In prayer for about five minutes
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      34 13 TOKYO. Mon The wife of a Taiwan Government civil ser\ ant was accused today of heating her ten-yrar-old daughter to death with a baseball bat. The child died in a Tokyo Hospital.— l PI.
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      51 13 In LONDON: Parking meter attendants are no match for London motorists according to a survey published here yesterday. The survey, carried out last week by the School of Work Studies said 94 in 100 parkers in central London now exceed the time limit on metres by 30 minutes without getting
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      24 13 In TOWNS VILLK Australia): Francis Dalgleish. the young Australian who successfully posed as a doctor for 17 days In a small American town in
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      20 13 Texas, died today at tht age >ii 27. A apokeaauu) for tb« Town.sville hospital said Dalgleish died irom kidney failure.
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      57 13 in KOMK: Premier Emlllo Colombo warned in a speech yesterday that the tall of hi.s Kovernmpnt might cau.se an economic recession in Italy, delay .social reform* and lead to a "crisis of our Institutions." The Premier also hinted tnat the collapse of hLs 15-week-old Cabinet ma? prompt President Giuseppe Saragat
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      61 13 In Ml NIC H: Chancellor Willy Brandt's left -liberal coalition has been strengthened by another good performance from the junior partners, tht Liberal Free Democratic Party, in yesterday's Bavarian poll. The Liberals comfortably passed the in per ivnt minimum vote reQuired in one of the State's electoral district* to move
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      51 13 In HOLLYWOOD: Gregory Peck received th« Screen Actors Guild < SAG; annual award tori a y for outstanding achievement In fostering the ldeais of the acting profession at the organisation's annual membership meeting. The presentation was made by Charlton Heston who til Installed for a sixth one-year term as President
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      36 13 In WORCKSTKR England An English artist, his wife and two teenaged children were found dead in the smouldering nuns o! a 17th centuryt hatched cottage near here yesterday. Police said the children had been shot.. Agencies.
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      Modest profit for ship-builder
      541 14 Modest profit for ship-builder ;i7AR East-Levingston f Shipbuilding, 3"hich went public tie more than a ago. has mixed news for its shareholders in its first Annual report. The 1969 7U financial year was not easy, profits did not measure up to expectations, funds had to be raised to •rope with
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      CLOSING PRICES
      868 14 I* SI'iINESS IN THE lINCAPORE «MD KUALA LUMPUR TRADING HOOMS OF THE STOCK SXCMANCf WITH PRICK MOVEMENT. IN INDUSTRIALS B. S. acma LU LM C vjinomoto 1 Ml IH > Alcan (—O4) MJM4 Chor 2.50 2«7 > m .us < P Kawat »3 (—.0.1) Romeo i."« "i (uncn.)
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      BUSINESS DONE
      964 14 - Bl SINI.SS in and NpSftSf to Ihe Singapore and Kuala l.umpur trading room* of thr Stock B> change veftterdar with the niimbei of fthare* traded shown in bracket* in lnl« of UN unle»« ntherwta* specified. 1M)1 STRIAI.S Alran ill »1 28. iKi $1.26. B. Kawat It) 98 cent.-..
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      89 14 FALLS N. Iron $3.52 Fusan $1.90 E.A.I. $196 F. Lady $1.33 C. Sugars $1.81 Tractors $1.92 Esso $2.70 J. Waof h $2.96 —.14 —.08 —.08 —.07 —.07 —.07 —.06 —.06 M. Glass $0.90 —.05 B. Kawat $0.04 —.05 Lien Hoe $1.85 —.05 K. Lanjut $2.80 —.05 MW.
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      40 14 Nov. 2t No*. 23 Industrials: 133.99 133.82 1 Hotel* K3.2X 62.5:1 Properties: K3.IS 153.54 t Tins: 59.02 89.00 tj rubbers: 113.1* 113.18 Dec. M. im r- 109 1 Dec 11, IMS b IM IDm. 29. IM2 1H
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      PRICES SLUMP IN THE MARKET
      325 14 PRICES came off on a broad front under per>i<.tinE buyer's market conditions on the Stock F.\«-hi»nge of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Main casualties were the lower-priced issues mostly of Malaysian origin. Many of these touched new lows. Stop-loss selling was again the bearish factor. Berjaya
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      Official rates
      49 14 ON the official Malayan Short term Money Market for the week ended Not. M 1978 the range of call rates was as fallows: BANK M'NItS: 3*; per eeat to 4'v per cent. r.KNFRAI FINDS: I* per cent to .1 per cent. MOVEMENTS ol funds totalled SMS million
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      GOLD SALES: A DENIAL BY SOUTH AFRICA
      308 14 GOLD SALES: A DENIAL BY SOUTH AFRICA COUTH Alrican Reserve Bank Governor Dr. Theonis de Jongh denied South Africa would have to sell more gold on the private market next year if her balance of payments deficit proves bigger than this year's. Addressing the Windhoek branch of the Institute of
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      POSEIDON STATEMENT
      191 14 pOSKIDON said in Ad»I lalde yesterday the following statement had been released by Its chairman, Mr T. A. Hutton: "In further comment concerning the statement reported to have been made by Mr N C. 9hierlaw ln Bydney on Nov 19 at an address given to the Security Institute
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      Exchange rates
      194 14 'PHIS Afceucialmn is] Banks in Mslnysw-feingspore announced these best agreed merchant rate* tn. at Nov 23 Local dollars to one unit SELLING BLTING of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OU Sterling Puuna 7 382 b ViMrahan Dollar 3 4600 Sew Zealand Dollar 3 4600 South Am bun
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        Rubber gains
        217 14 THE suspension of December stockpile sales announced by the General Services Administration over the weekend made for steady conditions after an Improved opening in yesterdays rubber markets. Shortcoverlng and speculative buying found sellers somewhat reserved until the higher levels were reached. Demand was fairly evenly spread for January
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        PRODUCE
        113 14 (•MINIS* KHODUCt I.CH.NOI. SINGAeORI NOON CLOSING PRICtS Pl* FICUL VISTIMOAV Coconut OH: Bulk Shi -»ll»r« n>in. SkY, «»MfT« Caera: Mnafl II Ob. I kvw IMC. 1 lan I K lonl |.M', H ••••♦i-: M.,..i0k 4.SIA WHlta In B. imi", ni \v «*iim. nar.v.n «vhii» 1 n h >»«i". M
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        64 14 »»lur»a> Priaat SUS SUS num.. 1 Clotcfl f»75 *Virn> (INCH S* n*. Honokons Aq 4a hH lurfeti ClmM ST. AS H iT 7^ Pan* CIfWM *7 tn S'oor* ill t<> 17* %H <M S S'porr lii I4XM) l«7 ill <1 1 Expnrl uric* to non-«arhm area* in
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        CLOSING PRICES
        19 14 Not. 23 KI'RKKR. 54! lap 1 rent). TIN: shM (down SI). Fjitimnted offertni 279 tons (unchanged 1
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        Tin down
        35 14 The Straits tin price in Penan? yesterday dipped $1 to $654 per plcul estimated oTering unchanged at 270 tons. The market was barely steady with buying support irom the United State.- and Japan.
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        Rising demand expected for cocoa from Sabah
        155 14 INCREASED demand fur cocoa is expected in Singapore, the Philippines. Japan and Australia logical markets for Sabah'* cocoa This was ulatrd by Ibe head of the Produce Department of Hariivm* and molirld l.nndi v. Mr P H Phillips. In a paper on "marketing
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        Probe into mutual funds in ECC
        257 14 THE European Eco- nomic Community (EEC) Executive Commission is taking a close look at the operations of mutual funds (unit trusts) and investment companies in the Common Market with a view to tightening up community legislation. The Commission, the EEC's top policy-shaping body, said
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        450 14 wELBOURNE. Mon Mining shares advanced ln more active afternoon trading on- the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Oil and industrial stocks were mixed Peerleas led the miners' upward with an 18-cent gain to $1.08 mid the Rights lumped 45 cents to $105. International Mining wax tour cents higher st $1.90
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        265 14 TjONO KONO. Mon The dsv> opening wax fairly brisk with s few leaders capturing most of the attention. There were some firm spots but binlng enthusiasm fizzled out as the day progressed The sftemoon session was slower and featureless General Bottler* were traded for the first time tod.iv
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        384 14 J ONITON. M.»r. Th. ,lo«-k mark-, mSSa* Wwm l> l 1 1 f r Th» sw wnkrmt w»n 5 -inreml nelr*d 1.. ■llr>H IWIIv. hill SMMH Ml HM Nr» York rr^rtlon >o thr M«« homMnK mini N> <"-|'| nkn ami arrif Ntj anrsil of lomorrou Srulrrrm' d.,. Volumr rfmi.nrt
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      Hong Kong rates
      34 14 ON ihr tt.. m rMt n Hong Knna yutrrday th» U.S. Ottlar quoted at «.087b for T.T. and 0737.1 for «*Mt. •tarllng w*.a quoien SI 14.48 tM •n* laal af 3«9.50.
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    Doctor tells of wife's hostility to mistress
    615 15 -'AYAKO WAS DOWNRIGHT UNGRATEFUL' SINGAPORE, Mon. Dance hostess Mimi Wong Weng Siu, mistress of Japanese engineer Hiroshi Watanabe, was probably prepared to be "the subordinate woman" in his married life, but lor the hostile attitude by his wife, the High Court was told
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    FIREMEN FIND WOMAN LYING ON FLOOR
    264 15 FIREMEN FIND WOMAN LYING ON FLOOR SINGAPORE. Mon. When firemen smashed through a locked window of a room on the second floor of the Great Southern Hotel in New Bridge Road this mornins, they found a woman lying unconscious on the floor. Pang Pek. 23. was taken to the Outram
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    India's first factory in Jurong to operate next year
    258 15 India's first factory in Jurong to operate next year SINGAPORE, Mon.— India's first fullyowned factory in Singapore will start production in the middle of next year. The $4 million Jurong plant, known as Cooling Systems and Flexlbles Pte Ltd.. will manufacture car radiators and heat exchanges for marine use. The
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    BLOOD BANK REPORTS DROP IN STOCKS
    118 15 BLOOD BANK REPORTS DROP IN STOCKS SINGAPORE. Mon. Reserve stocks of group O blood In the Blood Bank have fallen to below average levels In its weekly bulletin, the Blood Bank announced that reserve stocks of blood of all groups fell from 698 units last weok to 652 this morning.
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    Wife denies hot water assault
    46 15 SINGAPORE, Mon Housewlfe Leong Yoke Hlng, 51. today denied a charge of assaulting Tan Toh Huat and his daughter Tan Bee Ktew by using hot water, at Upper Nankin Street on Feb. 12. Bail of $500 was allowed until Jan. 15.
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      545 15 TV and radio Normal programmescancelled All normal Radio and TV Singapore programmes for today have been cancelled as a mark of respect on the death of the President. Radio Singapore will begin transmission in all language services at 6 a.m. while TV Singapore will open transmission on both channels at
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      The cut that gives a new —brilliance
      334 16  - The cut that gives a new brilliance ONG KIAT BENG by ITS brUluuice endured itsdl to all women and made it a girl's best 1 friend. Hut ap parently, the diamond did not shine bright enough tor two men. Not satisfied with the light that the dia;nond is made to
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      Anything goes as long as the hemline is dropped
      311 16 Anything goes as long as the hemline is dropped AS the invitations flow in and the rounds of entertain ment get under way, there's one big question on every girl's mind: "What shall I wear?" For the party chicks, nothing will be more IN this Christmas than the midi. Be
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      Bigger prints and murky colours for the new fabrics
      278 16 lUST how much does a man know about colours? In the case of Mr. Bertrand Quadn the answer is: A lot. Much more than you or me Export manager of the dwiss textile firm of ochwarzenbach. he is able to talk
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      COGKERY COURSE FOR SUSAN
      127 16 INSTEAD of staying to sample the delights and international cuisine of Si n gapore, 17 year-old Susan Munro is sampling the delights of French dishes in England. What is more, she is learning the create them too, for Susan is taking a year's diploma cookery course
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      Clip-clop into fashion
      57 16 CLOGS are cllp-clopplng on the most fashionwise feet. Thp clog style goes back 2.000 years to Greece. They are meant these days for wearing with all types of sportwear I hear they are coming out in a variety of styles, colours and fabrics ranplng from suede, leather,
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      MECHANIC WHO SET UP BUSINESS IN A BACKLANE
      208 17 T AM a motor mechanic who has worked independently in a backlane in North Bridge Road since 1949. All these years I have .supported my family wife, a son. two daughters, and a sister with the Income from the repairs of motor
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      Details please
      47 17 WE refer to the complaint by Miss Lee Soy Mvi iS.T., Nov. 18» and assure her that investigations will be conducted if she can oblige us by supplying the bus number and the time of the incident. THE MANAGER. Paya Lebar Bus Service, Singapore 19.
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      47 17 Vt'HEN one applies for an outward declaration for ONE case of ONE unit of radiogram for ONE consignee, how many bill <s > of lading should he sign? Isn't it ridiculous that when I made one application I was asked: "State numbers of b/1." P.H. LOH. Singapore 1.
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      ON THE WAITING LIST
      96 17 IHAVE been on the waiting list for the purchase of a Housing Board three roomed improvedtype flat for over 1J years. The locality Is Queenstown. Till today I do not know whether I will get a flat. I'm sure that thousands of applicants are very anxious
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      Just like the pot calling the kettle black
      356 17 Just like the pot calling the kettle black Those bus complaints f\F late there has been a great deal of unreasonable complaint In the English •md Chinese Press about rudeness and inefficiency on the part of the poor bus conductors and drivers. It is rather shocking to note that the
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      142 17 Similarly, the improved transport system will also work to the satisfaction of citizens. In "Bus Passenger's" letter <S.T.. Nov. 16), the writer suggests that a squad be formed to book the rude conductors and the drivers who refuse to stop at bus sections, or stop far away from the sections.
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      BCG jab that's still showing results'
      103 17 BCG jab that's still showing results' MY fiancee had a BCG inoculation when she was in the upper primary about seven years ago. Over the years the inoculation has been gathering results. My fiancee is not getting TB but she is getting something else. Extra "flesh" is coming out of
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      86 17 MY little three-year-old cousin and my 2 1 2-year-old nephew were keen to attend my wedding dinner, never having been to one before. But their parents thought it was unwise to bring them as they would fall asleep. To hide his disappointment and in a brave attempt to comfort my
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      Mail that gives the GPO that 'dusty' look
      184 17 Mail that gives the GPO that 'dusty' look T REFER to the letter 1 by "Observer" (S.T., Nov. 3) about a brighter and cleaner General Post Office. This department is aware of conditions in the GPO. The Fullerton Building Is an old building. A good deal of dust is caused
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      87 17 IN 1965 I bought a semidetached bungalow in a housing estate at the 10th mile Upper Changi Road. The house stands on about 3.500 sq. ft. of land and is leased for 99 years. I have now been Informed by the Collector of Land Revenue that the annual quit rent
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      51 17 IT seems that nothing can really be done about discontinuing the current Alfred Hitchcock TV series In Cantonese In spite of the complaints. If that must be the case. I wonder how the authority concerned can answer the demand for similar films in Hokklen and Teochew. SIM ENG KUI. Singapore
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      114 17 I REFER to the letter by Joe Duray 'ST.. Nov. 17 1. To conclude that our society is only thinking of making money, forgetting the need for political and social conclousness, is something not precise or complete. Probably Joe Duray can still remember the word "survival" which has been u.srd
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      'No parking' for NCOs
      92 17 MY son. a CID corporal, drives my car to work at Robinson Road. Of late, however, he has been told that he cou'd not make use of the CID car park. On inquiring he was told by a senior officer that NCOs were not expected to
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      269 17 k/ Compliments to \J Ik the Captain! Am yr With a swirl and a flourish, and a y^ practised ease you have to applaud, J your tourncdos flambe is served. This I ||w/ is one time the Cuscaden Room Cap- A VK Uin and crew 8* the credit (though M\\\
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    76 21 lAN CHENC CHUAH and family i hanV relatives and friends for then r uiinns attendance and a*slstance on their reci nt t--re. cement the !nn I*— Vont Kni:. THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. P.A.L. Manasaee thank all fnenda and rela- \es for the expressions of sympathy .lurln* their
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    50 21 MR. KAM KIM MAN fither of Mr. '"ti'i'l Kam paused away peacefully -rJETtjn lei'v d e W'.»"R||_. Ml, -Mh November at 10 a.m Nf intenmnt at Chrntl.n cemetery. LAWRENCE JOSEPH aged RB. paaaed on 33.11.70 at 10 Jin Kanor Kluang. Funeral St. KraaeU Xavlu ihunh Malacca 24.11.70 S p.m.
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    27 21 iuau r__ i TV, /I™ y Ql f o"' gy^fJg-'V' E-UOH7u,-HUri"NabrOdrr,e!,o^3.,ri3 fond memories of a mother so dear. remembered always with a silent tear -*-»"a~».
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      309 23  -  JACK FINGLETON: Brisbane, Monday From JOHN Edrich and Geoff Boycott, the England openers, had good match practice today, the last day of the ill-fated match between the MCC and Queensland here. Boycott, said to be having a slight strain, retired hurt at 124 but
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      91 23 MAi( ri UHAUN Ql HUH \M> i.i i nn, 3()0. C l>-t innin;* i 111-l „\*r. nigiiti. (j. Boycott reared hurt 124. d. I.ucknurst c and b Pauken 22. J Ldnch g Glaveney b Dudacnn 12;). K I ci c Carlson b Parker T. B DOhvf.ri c Irr-'bie o
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      82 23 ST. ANDREW'S .Scotland). Mon.— Prize money for the British open goll cnamp.uiiship next jraar will be £47.500 an inrrrdfp o[ £7.500 on thu> vear'i- payout. Announcing Ihia, the Rnval and Ancient Golf Club said the Dnl \v.:/r i, event at Royal Birkdale. Lancashire the 100 th British Open
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      294 23 Shuttleworth 's injury adds to problems ORISBANE. Mo n D MCC's 111-fated pace attack suffered another setback here today when Ken Shuttleworth Jarred his right elbow in a throwing competition. Bhuttleworth took part in the competition during the lunch interval in the match between MCC and Queensland at the Brisbane
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      Japanese beat tired Djurgardens
      127 23 fOKYO. Mon. Japan gained a 1-0 win over Djurgardens. here today. It was the visiting Swedish team's only defeat In a fourmatch goodwill series. The Japanese scored in the 66th minute when a Swedish attempt to clear a freeklck put the ball at the feet of
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      Parallel put up his best performance
      309 24 PARALLEL, whom I thought had no business to be in a Class 1 Div. 1 field, really surprised me at Bukit Timah on Sunday. His last win was in August last year when he beat a Class 1 Div 3 field over the Bukit
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      643 24 r I'HE Stipendiary Steward's report on the Bukit Timah races over the weekend: SATURDAY Race 1: Magnificent S'vorasman i Wilson > was slow to begin. Velayuth.im. when questioned, replied that in •he straight Clever Andy was inclined <o hang in His staterent ah.s noted. S.
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      28 24 LONDOT Mon Britain's soccer stars are to be honoured In a Hall of Fame which is being established in London at a cost of £150 000
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      Where's Ron? OFFICIALS PUZZLED BY HIS ABSENCE
      206 24 Where's Ron? OFFICIALS PUZZLED BY HIS ABSENCE IVHERES Ron Hutchinson? Turf officials are wondering. Hutchlnson. the Australian Jorkey who has completed another successful season in England, said h« would like to .stop over In Singapore on his way home for his holidays and would like to ride at the Bukit
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      934 24 WEIGHTS tor the Bukit Tlmah races this weekend SATURDAY CLASS 1 DIV. «F Copperplate 9.00 Exchange Rate 8.12 Spinlfex 8 11 Eeilaishang 8.03 Nonrjariel 8.01 Yiktn 806 Cordon Bleu 8.04 Tudor Light 8.03 Ultraman 8.01 Baghdad Ml Plsang Ooreng Desert Apache 107 CLASS 1 DIV. 2— «F
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      432 25  -  A. JOHNSON By gINGAPORE'S swimmers and water-poloists to next month's Asian (lames at Bangkok were told to keep the Republic's flag flying at all costs. Mr. Chan Chee Seng. Parlia mentary secretary to the Ministry o Social Affairs and President of the Singapore Amateur Swimming
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      'Missing' Games cyclist shock for SACA
      292 25  - 'Missing' Games cyclist shock for SACA G. ROBERT By SINGAPORE. Amateur Cycling Association yesterday expressed concern over Asian Games cyclist Tan Seng Kwang. who has been recalled for national service by the Ministry of Interior and Defence. SACA vice-president Jacob Yoong said: 'Tan. a national serviceman, was released by the
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      Three tests for Malaysia
      107 25 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Malaysia's soccer team to the Asian Oames will be tested against Perak Selection on Saturday. Penang Selection on Sunday and Selangor Selection here on Dec. 3. The team: Wong Kam Fook (Pk>. Osman Abdullah <Joh>. Chan Kok I.eong iPk>. Namat Abdullah <Pg>. Soli
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      Malaysia Cup pullout 'threat' by S'gor
      304 25 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Selanpor may pull-out of the Malaysia Cup soccer competition next year because of financial difficulties. Da to Harun Haji Idris, president of the Football Association of Selangor, said this at the council meeting held at his residency. The council also decided
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        SRU must end this international farce
        283 25 -plO ANM'AL Singaporr M>lajmim rugby international in nvrr for anoAhrr year, and Singapore Rl' official* mu*t havr Iwrn patting thenuflrm on thr bark after thr match over thr 21-3 win. But let's put thingi in prriprctiyr. Thr match ihould be more accurately described an
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      Malaysia to set up National Sports Council
      288 25 Malaysia to set up National Sports Council KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A National Sports Council, with branches at State level, will be set-up in the "immediate future." according to Dato Hamzah bin Haji Abu Samah, the acting Minister of Youth and Sports. Dato Hamzah. chairman of the Olympic Council of Malaysia,
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      Poon plans a big switch to Singapore
      431 25  - Poon plans a big switch to Singapore PERCY SENEVIRATNE By HONG KONG, Man ALBERT POON. who has always placed the Macao Grand Prix top on his list of motor racing priorities, is now seriously considering dropping it to concen'raio on the Singapore and Malaysian races. He will be on the
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    226 26 'Step up role in Indian Ocean' call by Fraser WELLINGTON, Mon. The deployment of Soviet naval vessels in lh- Indian Ocean was making it necessary for Australia to step ud its rolr in the area. Australian Defence Minister Mr. M.iltolm Fraser said here today. Mr. Fraser made the comment at
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    370 26 Guinea says another landing bid beaten off ABIDJAN, Mon. QUINEA Radio churned today thai Portuguese led mercciuiries had tried a new landing on Guinea before dawn but were beaten back. The broadcast gave no details of the reported invasion attempt. But it said Portuguese vessels, which it claimed landed about
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    364 26 PARIS, Monday NORTH VIETN A M and the Viet Cong announced today they would boycott this week's ninety third Vietnam peace conference session in protest against US air raids on North Vietnamese territory. Chief Hanoi peace negotiator Xuan Thuy. with full Viet Cong
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    Jennifer flying home as row goes on
    134 26 Jennifer flying home as row goes on LONDON. Mon. The 22-year-old black air hostess from Grenada who won the 1970 Miss World title on Friday said she would fly home today as criticism of her victory continued. "They can't take my title away." said Jennifer Hosten. "Thesr nasty people try
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    33 26 Flag at half-staff at City Hall. Above right Istana sentry helps to strap on black armband tor fellow-guard outside Istana sates at 11.45 a.m. Pictures by LOW YEW KONG.
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    174 26 RAF FLIES OUT MOKE AID FOR CYCLONE VICTIMS SINGAPORE. Mon. The RAF today flew another consignment of Red Cross .supplies to Dacca as the massive succour for cyclone victims of East Pakistan continued. This brought to 35G.000 lb. the supplies of food, milk clothing. vitamin tablets, blankets, medical supplies, vehicles
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    55 26 NEW YORK. Mon—Washington observers expect Communist China soon to begin setting up flight tests for two new 5.000--mlle range missiles. Newsweek said yesterday "By next March the East African control station the Chinese are building In Zanzibar should be completed and ready for test-firings over the Indian
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    37 26 SINGAPORE. Mon —A bus skidded off the road and landed on Its side In Jalan Euiios late tonight, slightly damaging a house. Both driver and conductor of the bus. which had no passengers, escaped unhurt.
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    141 26 Egyptian planes fly over Israeli Suez positions TEL AVIV. Mon. Israel said today Egyptian planes had flown over Israeli military positions along the eastern bank of the Suez Canal in violation of the ceasefire agreement. A military spokesman In Tel Aviv said two pairs of Soviet-built Sukhoi-7 fighter- bombers flew
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    41 26 FARIS. Mon. More than 60 prominent French politician*, langing from communists 'o Gualllst.s. today called for tht establishment of an •oißanlsatlon of Euionean sliues." Including the Soviet Union, to end th« Ideological diviioi. of the continent.
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