The Straits Times, 6 March 1971

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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 the Straits Times The National NBwspaper EsUL 1R45 SATURDAY, MARCH 6 1971 20 CENTS K.D.N. 5005 M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lock icon Nixon won't rule out invasion
    456 1 Nixon won't rule out invasion NO PLANS FOR AMERICAN AIR SUPPORT, BUT... WASHINGTON, Friday PRESIDENT Nixon last night declined to rule out a South Vietnamese invasion of North Vietnam, but said there were no plans under consideration for the US to provide air power for such an operation on the
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    Another 'sit-in'
    34 1 SINGAPORE. Frl. About 30 Illegal taxi drivers staged another ■sit-in" outside the Traffic Police headquarters In Maxwell Road tonight to protert •gainst the police campaign against pirate taxis. There were no incidents.
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    Lock icon '300 shot dead by troops'
    259 1 CLAIM BY MUJIBUR By HOWARD WHITTEN: Dacca, Friday ]j}AST Pakistan leader Sheikh Mujibur Rehnian said today 300 people had been shot dead in clashes here. "The army is behaving like an occupation force. They have opened machine-gun fire on unarmed people." he told me in
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    Chris makes it a record with a dozen Ones'
    439 1  - Chris makes it a record with a dozen Ones'- MASIE KWEE By CINGAPORE, Fri. It was boys' year In last year's Cambridge Higher School Certificate examination as the results out today showed. The girls were not among the students to come out on top. As expected, the National Junior College
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    Lock icon Ransom gang captured
    51 1 CARACAS (Venezuela). Frl. Police today arrested the kldnapnT"; of 13-year-old schoolboy Leon Jacobo Taurel and recovered the four million bolivares ($2.7 million) ransom, a police spokesman announced. The arrest came 20 hours after the kidnappers released the boy. bound and gagged, and escaped with the ransom money
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    Malaysia quits Study Group
    110 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fit 1V Malaysia has withdrawn from the eight nation Commonwealth Study Group on Indian Ocean Security In protest against Britain's sale of Wasp helicopters to South Africa. She is the third member to pull out. Nigeria quit on Feb. 24 followed by India last
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    Lock icon Trudeau weds
    505 1 BRIDE AT SECRET CEREMONY IS 22-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER OF EX CABINET MINISTER VANCOUVER, Friday PANADA'S flamboyant Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau at 51 one of the world's most eligible bachelors inarfied a 22 year-old girl secretly here last night. His bride is Margaret Sinclair, daughter of a former Cabinet Minister,
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    WHAT THE FORTUNETELLER TOLD THE STRAITS TIMES...
    64 1 The two best known bache- f 7 iors at the conference. Prime Minister Heath of I Britain and Prime Minis- V > ter Trudeau, of Canada, will be married in the near future. V Mr. Trudeau will announce his engagement in March, Mr.
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    US$4OO,OOO ransom deadline extended
    114 1 US$4OO,OOO ransom deadline extended ANKARA. Fri. Kidnappers of an American sergeant and three airmen have extended by 12 hours the deadline for the USS4OC,OOO ransom demanded for the men's lives it was revealed today. In a statement issued here, the kidnappers, calling themselves the "Turkish People's Liberation Army." said the
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    Lightning hits two boys
    60 1 SINGAPORE. Fri Two boys were admitted to the Thomson Hospital alter they were struck by lightning In a field at Kirn Keat Road this afternoon. Chog Yoke Kay and Tan Teck rtoc. both 15, were about 500 yards away from each other when lightning hit them
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      RED MISSILE MOVES
      44 1 RED MISSILE MOVES SAIGON, Fri. Communist forces were tonight reported concentrating missile sites and up to 50 tanks around the Ho .ii Mlnh supply route junction of Tchepone to fight off American aircraft and South Vietnamese troops within sight of the Laotian town. LPI.
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      GUERILLAS WIPE OUT BATTALION
      35 1 HONG KONG. Fri. Cambodian gurrillai have wiped out the 33rd battalion and one armour squadron of the South Vietnamese Army in Komponc Cham province. North Vietnam News Kgtaej reported today. Beater.
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    Minister goes sight-seeing
    40 2 SINGAPORE Frl The Cambodian Foreign Minister. Mr. Koun Wick, spent the day touring the Mghts of Singapore and shopping before he returns home tomorrow morning. Mr. Wick arrived In Singapore last Tuesday for a brief Informal vlslt^
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    RAAF standard
    32 2 PENANO. Frl Australian nigh Commissioner. Mr. J.R. Rcwland. today presented to No. 78 (Mirage) Squadron of the RAAF their Standard, awarded to them by Queen Elizabeth II "lor outstanding operations.
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    Postal workers with long hair can be -sacked—
    243 2  - Postal workers with long hair can be -sacked— TAN WANG JOO By CINGAPORE, Fri. All male postal workers face the possibility of the sack if they have long, untidy hair. They include postmen, counter clerks and other officers. It Is understood that a few days ago, a circular from the
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    RMAF TO GET 6 MORE COPTERS
    117 2 RMAF TO GET 6 MORE COPTERS KUCHING. Fri. The Ministry of Defence has ordered six more Nuri helicopters for the Royal Malaysian Air Force from the United States. The Chief of Air Staff. Air Commodore Dato Sulaiman suj.ik announced here today that the first two of the aircraft would arrive
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    Defame summons for Front leader
    105 2 Defame summons for Front leader CINGAPORE, Frl. United j J National Front secre-tary-general, R. Vetrivelu, 38, was today served with a summons for allegedly defaming the Assistant ComI missloner of the CID, Mr. Ong Kian Tong. The summons, signed by Deputy Supt. Ng Leng Hua, head of the Special Ini
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    AEB to hold courtesy classes
    88 2 AEB to hold courtesy classes SINGAPORE. Fri The Singapore Adult Education Board is planning to run speI clal courtesy classes for super--1 visors. senior receptionists. clerical and executive officers who In their dally work come Into contact with members of the public and tourists. The syllabus, covering four weekly sessions
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    Tamil expert's 3 years here 'a big waste'
    390 2 A COLOMBO Plan expert on Tamil education, seconded to the Ministry of Education In Singapore by the Indian Government, has described his three-year term of office here as "a colossal waste." Mr. K. Oovlndasamy, who left Singapore at the end of February,
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    National Party is as good as dead
    611 2  - National Party is as good as dead P.M RAMAN: Secretary of four days resigns as men behind the scenes fade out By Singapore. Friday JHK National Party of Singapore, the 14th and the latest political party to be registered in the Republic, is as good as dead. But the party
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    Two MPs for study tour
    58 2 SINGAPORE, Frl. Two MPs, Mr. Chng Jit Keen (Tlong Bahru) and Hajl Mohamed Aiiff bin Suradl 'Kampong Kembangaru. will leave soon for a study tour of Britain under the sponsorship of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Aaaoclatlon. Besides sight-seeing tours, they will meet and hold discussions with
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    Man claims trial
    33 2 SINGAPORE. Frl— Mohamed Khan, S3. was today charged with retaining a stolen watch at a worksite yesterday. tie pleaded not guilty and was allowed ball pending trial on May 5.
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      68 2 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl /VER GARDEN'S COMIN' I SEE VA GETTIN' ALON& FINE, FUDDSYi ELECTED SERGeAKJTLOOKS LIKE A GOOD J AT- ARMS OP VER YEAR FEJ? V LOD&E... YAWN! J y r—^ (Jf' ■VyJ(3SV i Q IF WEADIN' MV IT'S JUST THAT YA FUTURE IS SO LEADS SUCH A
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    The need for a genuine middle class—by Ghazali
    1328 3 The need for a genuine middle class— by Ghazali JHREE points to help Malaysia create a truly Malaysian middle class were stressed today by Minister with Special Functions and Information, Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie. Speaking in the Senate, he said: "We need time, not harassment; co-ope-ration, not obstacles; enduring devotion
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    Tengku to give himself six months to decide
    150 3 A LOR STAR. Fri.— Tengku Abdul Rahman said here last night he would give himself six months in which to decide whether or not he should give up his Kuala Kedah parliamentary seat. "This is because I want to make sure that
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    Keeping the cells down
    725 4 Why should the 'in group 5 be left carrying the baby all the time? rvID YOU read that *J amusing minidrama and interesting parley in the papers earlier this week about sex, birth control and morals? It provided so much conversation among drinking mates and at
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    Ballet's longer season
    193 4 Ballet's longer season THE performance might shock, outrage, fascinate, excite or send you into ecstasy; it will not leave you quite the same person, said the advance notices. The show they're talking about? The Felix Blaska Ballet. That's one of the best known French modern dance companies; it will appear
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    THIS IS ROCK
    805 4 urn TPHE venue was the x staid Victoria Memorial Hall. The customers were youths and the menu: Fried Ice. An unusual dish, but the thousand or more who turned up were treated to a spontaneous "happening." The five boys two added spices into the bandcrashed off at
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    Crimsons' Carmel
    171 4 THESE are fun-loving Australians, and fun •is what they want to give to Singaporeans. Together they're called "The Crimsons" a group from Australia taking over from the October Cherries at the Barbarella this week. The Crimsons. with Carmel Chayne (she's the only girl in the group), are now
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    President Shearesis guest of honour at banquet
    199 5 President Sheares is guest of honour at banquet SINGAPORE Fri— President Sheares and the First Lady were guests of honour tonight at a banquet Riven by the Obstetrical and Gynaecological Society of Singapore at the Hilton ballrooms. In his speech the President, who was the society's first president and former
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    Jail term for man who posed as police
    126 5 Jail term for man who posed as police CINGAPORE, Fri.— A man impersonating a police officer, produced his blood donor's card when the police asked him for his warrant card, a magistrate's court heard today. S. Rajasinghe. 38, with three similar convictions, admitted having assumed the role of a police
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    Industrial goods display opens
    65 5 SINGAPORE, Fn The Exhibition of Industrial Design from Germany, organised b> me Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany and the Singapore Manufacturers As&ocia- tion, was opened today by Ger- man Ambassador Wilhelm Loer, at the Baharuddin Vocational Institute. About 95 Germans firms are taking part
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    Queenstown baby show
    49 5 SINGAPORE. Prl. The Queenstown Baby Show 1971 will be held on Sunday, March 28 at 9 am at Queenstown Community Centre in Buller Terrace. Judging will be in three groups one to six-month-old babies, six to 12 months and those over 12 months to 18 months.
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    Five charged with robbery
    57 5 SINGAPORE. Pri Five youtha were charged today with robbing Hussln bin Binjari of his watch at Stamford Road two nights ago. Yap Kong Nwee. 18. Poon Hwee Nam, 16, Wong Kang 800, 18, Choo Lye Hock, 21, and Tan Boon Leng, 17, were later remanded for
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    Bank was acting legally, court is told
    658 5 Bank was P acting legally, court is told WHEN COMPANY WAS DEBITED $139,496... SINGAPORE, Fri 'J'HE High Court today heard why a bank in Singapore regarded itself as acting well within the law when it debited $139,496 <rSs4f>.()oo) against the account of its customer, a local firm, in the face
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    NANTAH LECTURERS BACK AFTER JNDON SURVEY
    278 5 NANTAH LECTURERS BACK AFTER JNDON SURVEY CINGAPORE. Fri. Four Nanyang University lecturers have returned to Singapore to compile their findings on a survey of urban settlement patterns in Indonesia. The three-week survey, part of a longterm project in South-east Asia, is their second study tour, the first country being Singapore.
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    Armed forces exercises in Mandai forest area
    155 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore Armed Forces personnel will conduct military exercises at the Mandal forest reserve on Monday from 1 p.m. to midnight. Blanks will be used. Exercises will also be conducted in the same area between 8 a.m. on Mar. 10 and noon
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    PSA's first hawker complex opened
    199 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Port Authority's first $160,000 hawker complex— 95 red and white lock-up stalls with awnings and tent-shaped roofs in Telok Blangah Road was opened today by the area's MP, Mr. H. Govindasamy. Occupying about 75.000 sq. ft. (6,900 sq. metres), the complex was
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      418 5 THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION RECREATION* I CLUB MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE presents J 1 A Grand Film Premiere Under the distinguished patronage of the I Minister for Education Mr. LIM KIM SAN iAriTOL-Thurs. 11th March 9.15pm I In aid of the CLUB'S DEVELOPMENT FUND ADMISSJON PRICES $2.00, $4.00 &$8 00 I s
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    – Schoolboy swimming trick that ended in death
    194 6 Schoolboy swimming trick that ended in death— CINGAPORE, Fri. Schoolboy Ch v a Liang Huat, 16, drowned while he did some underwater demonstrations to three chums at the Jurong Town Corporation Swimming Pool, a coroner was told today. "He swam two breadths of the pool, about 20 metres (66 feet)
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    Management seminar
    49 6 SINGAPORE. Frl The National Productivity Centre and the Singapore Institute of Management are holding a top management seminar from March 8 to 12. The Minister of State for Finance. Mr Tang See Chun, will open the seminar on Monday, at 11 am at the Ming Court Hotel.
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    No bus for hire licence charge
    53 6 SINGAPORE. Frl. An school children's mini-bus driver, Quek Hlan Chew, was today charged In a traffic court for using his bus for hire without a valid public service licence on Sept. 28 last year at Keppel Road. Quek claimed trial and hearing was postponed
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    Sentence deferred
    45 6 SINOAPORE, Frl— Sentence was deferred on Llm Tze Meng. 17, who today admitted stealing a tricycle valued at $50 from a hawker at Upper Weld Road on Feb. 18. He was remanded at the Reformative Training Centre, pending a medical report on him.
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    HAVE YOU A CABER FOR SCOTS CHAMP?
    128 6 HAVE YOU A CABER FOR SCOTS CHAMP? SINGAPORE, Fri. An appeal went out bere today for a large tree trunk which is needed by a Scot to show off a favourite Highland sport to Singaporeans. Mr. Bill Anderson of Aberdeen, who is a Scottish caber tossing champion, needs the trunk
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    Few places for AEB pre-U classes
    88 6 Few places for AEB pre-U classes SINGAPORE, Frl. The Adult Education Board today announced that limited places are available in the board's pre-Universlty Two day classes (Arts) at three centres Kirn Keat, Mountbatten, the AEB headquarters. Students who wish to seek admission are asked to regUier Immediately. Vacancies In Pre-Unlversity
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    Registrar of Appeals too
    44 6 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Assistant Registrar of the Supreme Court, Mr. Tan Kok Quan. has assumed additional duties as Registrar of the Appeals (Land Acquisition) Board. This follows the transfer of Mr. Poh Soh Llm to the Ministry of National Development.
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    'Apathy' biggest snag in union activity
    336 6 Apathy' biggest snag in union activity U.S. LABOUR LEADER TELLS SEMINAR: SINGAPORE, Fri THE apathy of its members is the big^r^ snag to the democratic function of a trade onion, a labour leader said today. Mr. Jack Otero, director of internal affairs of the Brotherhood of Railway. Airline and Steamship
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    STU to have new entrance fees from next year
    205 6 j SINGAPORE, Friday rE Singapore Teachers' Union has amended Its constitution to allow for a new sliding scale for entrance fees effective from April l next year. The union also abolished its branch system substituting a new system of election of
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    CRASH CAUSES WAGONS PILE-UP
    221 7 RENGAM (Johore). Friday A COLLISION early today of two northbound goods trains resulted in this pile-up of shattered wagon at Rengam station. It occurred at about 2.20 a.m. at a. by-pass about 30 yards from the station, where the first train after discharging timber in Singapore
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    New standards for driving lessons in the army
    217 7 New standards for driving lessons in the army SINGAPORE, Friday jyjIXDEF has stopped using national servicemen as driving instructors at army camps. Instead, regular soldiers will be trained for full-time Jobs as instructors. And for a start, 20 police instructors from the Transport Base will be seconded to the Singapore
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    Tax reminder
    53 7 SINGAPORE, Fri— The Government today reminded taxpayers who have not submitted their income tax returns to do so without further delay, or action will be taken against them. Those needing help to fill in their forms should call at the office of the Comptroller of Income Tax, 4th
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    Co-operation pledge by patients
    72 7 Co-operation pledge by patients SUNGEI BULOH, Frl.— Patients of the leprosery here today promised Health Minister Tan Sri Sardon bin Hajl Jubir that they would forget the past and co-operate with the administration and his Mlntry. Their pledge came after Tan Sri Sardon had paid a three-hour visit to the
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    Man faces 3 rape charges
    47 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Prl A 51-year-old man today faced three charys of raping his 17--year-old daughter Said bin Buyong, unemployed of Kampong Partr. Bentul was alleged to have raped the girl three times In the part five months. He was remanded in custody.
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    Mara union backs law banning students from politics
    158 7 Mara union backs law banning students from politics 1/"UALA LUMPUR. Fri. xv The Mara Students Union today came out in support of the ordinance banning student bodies from participation in politics and trade unionism. It was, however, against some of the provisions. The union said in a statement that it
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    $3,000 pnze number
    47 7 SINGAPORE. Frl. —Singapore Pools (Pte.) Ltd. today corrected a mistake In the results of the Singapore Sweep drawn last night. It said ticket No. *****68 won a gift price of $3,000 and not *****63. as printed In the official results given to the Press
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    200,000 see Japanese exposition
    73 7 SINGAPORE Frl. The 14-day Japan Industrial Exposition at Kallang Park which closed tonight drew an estimated number of 200,000 visitors, and more than 3000 trade inquiries. Spokesman for the exposition, Mr. M. Hayase, said today that there had also been several large sales contracts signed, and
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    $7,000 gift by artist
    61 7 SINOAPORE. Frl. Artlat Mr. Hauw Sing King, who held an exhibition last month, will donate over $7,000 from his sale of paintings to the National Theatre Trust. Mr. Hauw, who Is chairman of the education committee, Chinese Chamber of Commerce, will present a cheque to Mr.
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    World Day for Prayer services
    126 7 OINGAPORE, Frl. A I World Day for Prayer service was conducted by women for an almost allwoman congregation at the Salvation Army Headquarters this morning. Only a handful of men were present at the service, conducted by Mrs. Oeorge Angel, the wife of the 031--cer
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    Three-year 'chopsticks war' comes to a close'
    203 7  - Three-year 'chopsticks war' comes to a close IGNATIUS STEPHEN By BANDAR SERI BEOAWAN. Prl. A "chopsticks war" with pretty girls that waged here for the past three years is coming to a close at last. At least one main contestant has made a tactical withdrawal and others are seriously thinking
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    MSA'S 4th BOEING 707 ARRIVES FROM AMERICA
    186 7 MSA'S 4th BOEING 707 ARRIVES FROM AMERICA CINGAPORE, Fri The arrival of a Boeing 707-320 C today may be the start of MSA's plans for getting Jumbo jets. It flew In from Dallas, USA with a seven-man team headed by Captain D. Chen, Chief Pilot Line Operations, and it was
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    New old boys' officials
    78 7 SINGAPORE. Frl. The newly-elected president of the St. Andrew's Old Boys Association Is Mr. O. Ablshegenaden. Other elected members are Mr. David Chelllah. Mr. Klong Woon Kew. Mr Francis Thomas. and Mr. Ong Peck Lye (vicepresident); Mr Robert Cheok (treasurer); Mr. Phua Eng Hee (secretary); Mr.
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    Transport: Special Unit formed to handle suggestions
    252 9 Transport: Special Unit formed to handle suggestions CINGAPORE, Fri. An action unit has been formed by the Communications Ministry to detl with suggestions from the public for th? improvement of Singapore's transport services Its address Is P. O. Box 6000. Formation of tne Suggestions Action Unit follows the setting up
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    Nantah gets $49,000 grant under Aussie co-op scheme
    229 9 Nantah gets $49,000 grant under Aussie co-op scheme SINGAPORE. Friday THE Australian High Commissioner, Mr. N.F. Parkinson, today presented Nanyang University with a cheque for $48,500 the first grant to be made to a Singapore university under the Aus-tralian-Asian Universities Co-operation Scheme. Mr. Parkinson, who handed the cheque over to
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    'Illegal arms' charge
    56 9 SINOAPORE. Fri. Abbas MP. Dawood, 25, today pleaded not guilty to a charge of unlawful possession of a Sentinel revolver and a Llama automatic pistol, at a house ln Angullla Street on Feb. 17. The case will come up for mention on March 19. and the accused
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    'Youths Siore ware of social issues'
    486 9 'Youths Siore ware of social issues' SCHOLARS' CONSENSUS AT S-EA SEMINAR SINGAPORE, Fri. VOI'THS in South-cast Asia arc getting more conscious about political and social issues. This is the consensus of some of the 25 scholars attending the three-day "closed-door" seminar on "Youth in South-east Asia" which started at the
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    4,000 expected at Lions convention
    86 9 4,000 expected at Lions convention SINGAPORE. Fri. About 4.000 delegates from 11 countries will gather in Singapore for the tenth Orient and South-east Asia Lions convention in October—the largest of Its kind ln the region. The proposed theme for the convention, which for the first time is being held ln
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    AIRPORT WORKERS TOLD TO GET NEW PASSES
    152 9 SINGAPORE. Fri— Many Singapore airport workers have been reprimanded by their heads of departments for failing to change their old airport passes to the new laminated ones. This follows reports from the airport police that many are still hanging on to their old
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    Lake death girl buried beside family
    119 9 Lake death girl buried beside -family— rPAH. Fri—Eleven-year-old Teng Swee Cheng was buried beside her i parents, brothers and sisters without any ceremony at the old Chenderiang Road cemetery here yesterday. She was one of seven members of the Teng family drowned in a lake near Sultan Abu Bakar dam
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    A 4-day visit
    25 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. The i Deputy Director-General of the British Council, Mr. R.A. Philips will visit Singapore I from March 9 to 12.
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      257 9 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS tS Adequate covei in Lllllput tar 1, 16. Musical setting lor a row, P°o's promoter (10) 8 4 4) IS Splcsh about (or without) 5. 17. Violet neeita romance pound (8) when unemployed (4-2-8). Jg See 1 across. Commonly Injudicious pursuit 17 ll on 'a'er exchange
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    HSC EXAM RESULTS
    16676 10 SINGAPORE Higher School Certificate 1970 examination results are published below. The figure 4 after the name of a candidate denotes a full HSC certificate; the figure 5 means that the candidate has obtained a GCE. NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE Abdul Hakim b. Mohd. Yassin 5, Abdul Kasslm b.
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  • Saturday, March 6, 1971
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      MALAYSIA PULLS OUT
      450 14 Malaysia's withdrawal from the Commonwealth eightnation group appointed to study security problems in the Indian Ocean completes the emasculation both of the group and its purpose. Nigeria and India were the first to withdraw. Kenya has not withdrawn only because, says its Foreign Minister, there is not
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      YAHYA'S ELEVENTH HOUR
      310 14 Despite his genuine desire to introduce civilian rule in Pakistan, President Yahya Khan has found himself in a critical situation for which he was totally unprepared. The postponement of the National Assembly, which was to have met in Dacca on Wednesday, has inflamed Bengali nationalism. Defiance of
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      SPUR TO PROGRESS
      195 14 Singapore's Planning and Urban Research Group seems tempted to indulge in a bout of semantics rather than acknowledge the Communications Ministry's case against developing Changi airfield. N Jhe ministry was replying to Spur's p'.eas that the expansion programmes at Paya Lebar be diverted to Changi when the
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    KISSINGER'S WHITE HOUSE ROLE-A GREY EMINENCE?
    1195 14  - KISSINGER'S WHITE HOUSE ROLE -A GREY EMINENCE? JAMES RESTON -WASHINGTON BY HENRY KISSINGER is in the centre of a bitter controversy nere for three reasons: 1. Despite white House denials, he is undoubtedly the principal adviser to President Nixon on foreign policy. 2. That policy particularly in Indochina, is opposed
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      How to bring down all those monkeys
      230 14 How to bring down all those monkeys I have been reading the correspondence about the monkeys at the Botanical Gardens with mixed feelings. It is obvious that these monkeys must be reduced in numbers from time to time and I am. as a professional pest exteimnu.tor well aware of Che
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      DISAPPOINTED FANS
      155 14 A 'Live' telecast of the 'Clay-Frazier' fight over TV Singapura? Not a chance. TV B;ngapura has obviously, throughout the past year, been sitting back enjoying the prospect of not having to spend a cent on sports films. Take a look at the 1970 non-coverages. Not a single match
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    A SUPREME COURT JESTER
    628 14 A SUPREME COURT JESTER Adam Raphael looks at the man whose wisecracks are as famous as his fists him to say: "I ain't got nothing against them Vletcongs," a witticism that was to dog him in his later court battles. Cassius K. as he was called in his first namechange,
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      Ties with China: US pledge to Taiwan
      353 15 WASHINGTON, Friday PRESIDENT Nixon said yesterday that the United States would not seek normalisation of relations with Peking at the cost of the expulsion of Taiwan from the United Nations. Answering questions about fears in Taiwan over Washington's recent reappraisal of its China
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      Lock icon Sato: We'll not scrap treaty with Chiang
      182 15 TOKYO, Fri. Prime Minister Sato yesU'lday said his Government would not scrap Japan's peace treaty with Nationalist China. The only China for Japan as far as his Government is concerned is •Nationalist China", he added. Mr. Sato made the statement in reply to
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      Lock icon 'Japanese TV sets sold at below cost'
      130 15 WASHINGTON, Fri.— The US Tariff Commission ruled yesterday that Japanese TV sets are being sold at less than their value in the United States and are damaging the domestic TV industry. As a result of the decision. TV set.s importi-d from Japan will
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      Lock icon Doctor joins Sihanouk
      81 15 TOKYO. Fri. A Peking broadcast today said Dr. Thiuunn Ttuoeun. a well-known Cambodian doctor and lornur director ot a State-run hospital in Phnom Penh had recently defected to the communists and joined deposed leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk's National United Front of Cambodia (NUFCi. The New China News
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      American held as vice suspect
      81 15 American held as vice suspect UONG KONG, Fri.— An American wanted by Chicago police for alleged offences connected with sending American women to Vietnam as prostitutes, was remanded for 14 days today. James Rudolph Cotton, 35, of Los Angeles, was arrested in Hong Kong at the request of the U.S.
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      REASSURING PAT FOR MARINE FROM KY
      93 15 REASSURING PAT FOR MARINE FROM KY Kill. SANII. Fri South hi 11. mi Nice President Nguyen Cao Ky rave a South \ietnanusi Marine a reassuring pat on the shoulder yesterday before more .Marines pushed across the border into Laos to bolster beleaguered a r 111 > units. Vice President Ky.
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      Lock icon Policeman killed in Red attack on station
      114 15 Policeman killed in Red attack on station BANGKOK, Fri— About 30 communist guerillas killed a policeman, seriously wounded another and forced three others to surrender with their weapons when they overran a police station in southern Thailand. Police sources said the guerillas last night surrounded the police station in Phatthalung
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      Lock icon IN COURT FOR MAKING LOVE TO GIRL, 15
      241 15 IN COURT FOR MAKING LOVE TO GIRL, 15 MELBOURNE, Fri. ifl Self-proclaimed spiritualist Albert Phipps, who told a girl he believed two people of luffictentty high spiritual quality could produce a child of spiritual gr c a tness, was convicted yesterday of illegally making love to a 15-year-old girl follower.
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      Four die after fight in soccer stadium
      100 15 SALVADOR. (Brazil), Fri. Four people were reported killed last night and nearly 1,500 injured after a fight and wild rush broke out in the grantlst nds of a soccer stadium here President Emilio Medici had attended the game to inaugurate the stadium with
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      Lock icon Indonesian Govt bars 555 from contesting July polls
      212 15 Indonesian Govt bars 555 from contesting July polls JAKARTA, Friday. TOTAL of 555 people have been removed from the list of candidates who will be allowed to contest the Indonesian general election in July. Another 175 candidates whose nominations were without the required documents have another week to meet the
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      Lock icon FORD PLANT WORKERS REJECT PAY RISE OFFER
      137 15 FORD PLANT WORKERS REJECT PAY RISE OFFER JON DON, Fri. Striking workers at Britain's Ford auto plants last night rejected a 14.2 per cent pay rise and an angry management declared it would make no more initiatives. The five-week long stnke by 50,000 workers lias cost the company £49 million
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      Lock icon Self-rule soon for tribal homeland
      124 16 Self-rule soon for tribal homeland CAPE TOWN. Fri.— South Africa's second separate black African homeland Tswanaland should be telf-goveming within five months, the chief counsellor of the Tswanaland Territorial Authority said here yesterday. Chief Lucas Mangope said that during talks with Government officials over the past few days, he had
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      Lock icon Colonel's losing battle with a brothel...
      412 16 WASHINGTON, Friday AN Army colonel kept A a panel of Senators laughing and spel. bound yesterday as he told of his running battle to prevent a persistent and lovely Asian dragon woman from setting up a brothel in the centre of U.S. Army headquarters
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      Lock icon EGYPT AWAITS FRESH MOVES TO SAVE ME PEACE BID
      261 16 r AIRO, Fri. Egypt still looked to the United Nations or the Big Four powers today to save Middle East peace efforts but the general mood here was one of growing pessimism. At, the country's leaders marked time, heping for some
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      Zoo drama
      26 16 COLOMBO. Prl. Ceylon Zoo's l»-year-old African lioness Elsa yesterday leapt over a 30-foot moat, scrambled over a 14-foot wall and severely mauled a man
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      'HALT ALL ARMS SALES NOW CALL BY U.N. BODY
      215 16 'HALT ALL ARMS SALES NOW CALL BY U.N. BODY NEW YORK, Friday. yHE U.N. Decolonisation Committee todaycalled on all countries to stop immediately all sales of arms or military supplies to South Africa. The committee, from which Britain and the U.S. walked out earlier this year, was meeting to consider
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      Lock icon Berlin wall passes
      66 16 BERLIN. Pri East Germany accepted today a West Berlin ufier to begin talks tomorrow on such things as Easier Wall passes for the fljst time in five years A West Berlin City Hall statement said the office of East German Premier Mr Willi Stoph replied to the
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      Lock icon BEATLES OVERDREW £6,000 A MONTH: LAWYER .
      167 16 BEATLES OVERDREW £6,000 A MONTH: LAWYER I ONDON, Fri. The Beatles were overdrawing £6.000 a month lrom their partnership account before American Allen Klein became their manager, a lawyer told the High Court here yesterday. In the 2f months before the "Klein era" they had drawn a total of £272.000
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      Women now allowed to be Anglican priests
      262 16 Women now allowed to be Anglican priests IMURU, Kenya Fri. The first Anglican Consultative Council agreed yesterday by a tight vote of 24-22 that women can be admitted to the priesthood, with certain conditions. The action came at the urgent request of the Bishop of Hong Kong and prompted Prof.
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      U.S. general forecasts anti-Mao revolt
      250 16 SAN DIEGO, Friday THE present leaders of Communist China will be thrown out by their own people if the United States has patience, a retired Marine General said. But the U.S. must meanwhile retain its presence in Asia. Gen. Victor Krulak added. Gen. Krulak. now
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    Lock icon Big fight against airport crushed
    316 17 Big fight against airport crushed NARITA, Friday. 11-day-old resistance by opponents of Tokyo's second airport began collapsing today as 3,000 riot police smashed through barricades on the half-completed site. Elderly peasant women chained themselves to trees and left-wing: students clung to barricades 111 a fruitless attempt to stop bulldozers and
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      BRITAIN MAKES $45M. PROFIT ON TOURISM
      87 17 I ONDON, Fri. BriL tain made a profit of £45 million on tourlust year, the Gomer.t announced rday. is v. Victors coming tiiere were 16 per more of them t £433 million while British tourists going stas took out only ;:383 million. :an at
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      66 17 ROME: Mr. Giovannla Meneghini. 73-year-old inged husband of opera singer Miss Maria Callas. has played his last legal card to prevent her divorcing him by contending that Italy's new divorce law is unconstitutional. The presiding magistrate. Dr. Alfonso Vitale, suspended the hearing for two weeks. But the legal move was
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      27 17 HKI.FAST: Youths attacked two police vehicles with a gelignite bomb near here this morning. The police escaped, but their vehicles were damiged by the blast. o uter.
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      32 17 CARACAS: The three-year-old son of multimillionaire Leon Jacobo Taurel was released by his kidnappers yesterday. Sources close to the boys family said they believed US$9OO,OOO ransom money may have been paid. Reuter.
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      41 17 .MOSCOW: An American and a Briish correspondents were manhandled yv oerday by Soviet security agents as the newsmen left an apartment occupied by a Jewish family. The newsmen were Mr. Donald Armor of Reuters and Mr. James Jackson of UPI. AP.
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      59 17 tERLIN: The East Germans renewed their harassment of roads to West Berlin yesterday to protest Bonn's political activity In the divided city. rrafllc lights were switched to red for half an hour on two of the three roads, western border officials said. \ll traffic was stopped during that time, except
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      31 17 OTTAWA: Canada is still trying to get the International Control Commission on Laos to Investigate Invasions of Laos from both North and South Vietnam, External Affairs Minister Mitchell Sharp said yesterday.
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    Court: Hughes dying report hearsay
    117 17 Court: Hughes dying report hearsay LAS VEGAS. Fri. Reports that industrialist Howard Hughes is dyiug and weighs less than 10U pounds are only hearsay and do not justify the taking of his emergency statement in a US$5O Dill I ion suit, according to a court ruling. District judge. Mr. Howard
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    Lock icon Doctor guilty of having sex with patient
    164 17 Doctor guilty of having sex with patient LONDON'. Fri. A dis--1 ciplinary committee today found a 64--year-old doctor guilty of having sexual intercourse with a patient and suspended him from the profession for six months. Dr. Julius Libman was accused of serious professional misconduct by making love to 45-year-old Mrs.
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    Lock icon Bandit leaders evade police drive
    86 17 Bandit leaders evade police drive MANILA. Fri. Police continued their punitive drive against armed bands in the southern Philippines today but bandit leaders were still evading the dragnet, police sources said. Fresh violence erupted earlier this week breaking the uneasy truce between local Muslims resentful at northern Christian settlers exploiting
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    Lock icon No cash? Burglars get cheque instead
    124 17 ONDON, Frl. Two burglars who raided a cottage in Winchester agreed to take a cheque from the owner after they could not find any cash, a court heard yesterday. To make sure that the householder. Mr. Arthur Bellinger did not raise an alarm, they
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    Lock icon Manson in court with new hair style
    158 17 Manson in court with new hair style I OS ANGELES, Fri. Charles Manson, long-haired through most of the Sharon Tate murder trial, showed up yesterday looking nearly bald. HJs curly black locks had been trimmed to a uniform lencth of about one-eighth of an inch. His beard, however, remained neatly
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      77 18 RISES Malayan Tin 116P (iooduood $1.35 Searorps $1.23 Sel. Dredge $3.06 d. Invest. $1.73 5. E. Smelt. $2.13 Sen $1.28 HcAlister $2.20 11}P .10 .09 .06 .05 .05 .04 .04 Darby $3.92 +04 ..•I 1 1. s.i $.02 +.03 i. I .«n.l $1.15 +.03 FALLS P.E.G.I. $1.52
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      37 18 Mar. 4 Mar Industrials: 148.46 148.4! I Hotels: 65.87 65.9 Properties: 115.04 115.7 t Tins: 88.83 89.3: t$ rubbers: 114.46 114.4< Dec. 30, 1966 100 II Dec. 31, 1968 10o Dec. 29. 1962 1IWI
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      WEEK ENDS ON STEADY NOTE
      237 18 VXI.I IS urrr steady under generally wait-and-see trading conditions on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. A few firm spots were noted on speculative account. The day's trading volume ■M slightly up to 1.511.000 inits. the hulk of which was accounted for by
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1014 18 DIO AND OFFER PRICES OFFI- CIALL* LISTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE ROOMS OF THE STOCK E/CHANCC WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS, YESTERDAY WCRE. UNIT TBISTS Asia Unit Trust (ManatsrV priest fir Mar. Mai. Invest Fund 1 29 1.34 Mai. Pro*. Fund .07 1.12 Chartsrtd
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      BUSINESS DONE
      985 18 OUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala i.umpur trading rocms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1,000 unless otherwise specified. LNDISTRIALS Aetna <1> $1 38 Alcan (1) $1.44 Ben Co. (5) $1.25. (10) $1.26. (6)
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      DBS now manages Spore Merlin project
      395 18 DBS now manages Spore Merlin project THE Development Bank of Singapore, the largest single shareholder of Hotel Merlin Singapore, has taken over the management of the project since Sept. 12, 1970, says chairman Chang Ming Thien. In his annual report for the year ended June 1970. Mr. Chang says the
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      YEO's PACE SLACKENS
      235 18 POFITS at Yeo Hiap Seng in its second year as a public company have continued to improve but at a considerably lower rate than the previous year. The annual accounts released yesterday show that pre-tax profits went up by only 5.6 per cent from $1,514,869 in 1968--69
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      27 18 SINGAPORE KIDAI Corporation (formerly Camel Plywood Corporation) incurred a loss of $588,932 for the year ended June 1970. against a pre-tax profit of $52,303 the previous year.
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    • COMMODITIES
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        Tin down
        161 18 rE Straits tin price In Penang yesterday fell fractionally by 62J cents to $628 per picul on an official offering up seven tons to 233 tons. The local market went against the overnight London metal price which rose £2 to £1.448 per ton. The tone of the market
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        CLOSING PRICES
        26 18 MARCH 5. KM'.iu K 97 cents per kilo (down 0.25 cent). TIN: $638 (down 62} cents). Official offering 233 tons (up 7 tons). I
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        PALM OIL
        24 18 In London on Thursday the price of of Malayan 5 per cent. May was quoted at il 19.00 sellers or $2^5 teller*
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        114 18 pHINESC PRODUCE EXCHANCE, w SINCAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Coconut Oil: bulk 557 sellers drum 559s sellers I Coors: Mixed if o.b.i loose Mar./ Apr. UK Coat 535 B. Psppsr: Muntok ASTA white f o.b. 100". NLW SI7O sellers. Sarawak «h:t,. r.o h :«i'. nlw jiso
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        Brisk day-to-day trading
        523 18 A NUMBER of orders were finalised this week, say Singapore rubber and produce brokers Green <k Collier in their weekly rubber report. The largest was a 4,000-ton South Korean tender for RSS One and RSS Three March shipment. Smaller tonnages were Involved for Yugoslavia and Pakistan. Surprisingly
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        111 18 SENTIMENT was bearish In Kf In the Ipndon rubber market in a week of rather tMn dealings and values contlnued to fall. Settlements dropped by up to 0.6 pence per I kilo But a slightly steadier tone appeared later in the week notably in positions forward
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        56 18 MM. •o.V. d y London 3«.75 38 81 g? 1 39.10 3815 Honnkonn 40.21) 40 Zurich 35.788 3« SOB 35.858 35.90S 5».09 39.13 SPore (1) 40.38 40M B'pore <2) 151. «O 151 20 (1) Export price In non-sterling areas In U.S. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealers
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        56 18 rrMiE following Asian 1 Dollar rates were quoted yesterday by Bank of America. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. One month 4 11 16p.c. Two months 43 4 p.c Three months 4 7 8 p.c Six months 5 1 2 p.c Nine months 511 I6p.c
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        180 18 THE rubber market yesterday eased at the outset on lower than expected London advices, but later steadied back to around Thursday's closing levels on trade buying interest. Trading was slow and turnover was small. The morning session closed quiet. The market steadied slightly In the early afternoon
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      159 18 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at March 5. Local dollars to one unit of Foreign Currency Sterling Pound Australian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar U.S. Dollar Local dollars to 100 unite of Foreign Currency Belgian Francs Burmese Xyats
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        255 18 MELBOURNE. Frl Mining AT shares were steady In light trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Selected stocks advanced, but on the whole the market wa.s slow with marginal moves. Today's rloslnic middle prlrcs in Australian dollars and cents w.th the difference on yesterday's close p. Ampol 67', Au«t.
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        80 18 lIN\M HI TIMES TINS Thursday 64.26 Wednesday 63.9:> Week ago 64.62 RUBBERS Thursday 171.26 Wednesday 170.24 Week ego 169.31 OILS Thursday 265. 06 Wednesday 266 63 Week ago 279 32 INDUSTRIALS Thursday 313.8 Wednesday 312.3 Week ago 323 2 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 891 36 Wednesday 882 3'j
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        232 18 ■M"EW YORK, Thurs. The Eastman Kodak i», stock market rallied Itself F*"<-hiid camera M* i>, out of a 24 week backlm? and F National c.ty 6-4 unch. filling phase to finish sharply G °n c "?ric 1 i' higher in the most active tSSLX t\ trading of the
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        234 18 TJONG KONG. Frl. After XJ yesterday's firmer closing tone, the market dropped sharply early this morning after consideration had been given to Hons; Kon| Telephones 1 intention to call for a large amount of money by means of a rights issue. Todays closing middle prices In Hong Kong
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        336 18 TONDON, Frl. The stock market closed steady today but the undertone rrmn-nrd uncertain. The Ford workers rejection of the latest offer wan cuonterbalanced by thr ovvrnik'ht rise on Wall Street At 2.45 p m today the Financial Times Index »as off 1.0 at 313 7 (after 313 5). ClMlnc
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        55 18 HI ItlllK LONDON. Frl.— Spot 15.30. Settlement' April 15. 50. May 15.70, Jinr 15.90. April/June 15 70. July/Sept 16 40 Oct. Dec. 16.95. Jan./ March 17 50. April/June 10.10. July' Sept. IS2O Oct. Dec. 1130. Jan /March is 45. April 'Junr is .->.',. c.l f March 14 50. April 14.
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        32 18 LONDON. Fri spot buyer! £1447 lunch sellers £H4U <+il). Forward ***** ili. sellers {1450 ><£!>. Settlement £144S lunch l. Turnover «.m. 2SO tons p.m. 125 tou lon. Mi-aoy. (Prices in metric tons).
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    Pillow that can kill sleeping baby warning
    320 19 Pillow that can kill sleeping baby warning SINGAPORE, Friday £S Assistant pathologist told a coroner today of a "common, but highly dangerous practice among mothers of putting a pillow on the chesi of a baby while it is asleep. 'Mothers do this thinking that the pillow would comfort the baby
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    43 19 PEJUNG. Frl. Eight elderly pilgrlns four men and four ■Aomei and a purser died on board the liner Kuala Lumpur aorlnj Us voyage home. Two i.ible. were born. Tre Kuala Lumpur, carrying 2,063 passengers, arrived here this morning.
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    Toto prize
    27 19 3NOAPORE, M The secind group prize of $20,000 m won In yesterdays Toto dni No. 17/71. The Jackpot lei this Sunday's ciraw remains at $100,000.
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    Inconsiderate driver fined
    44 19 SINGAPORE. Frl. An officer of a security firm, R.W. da Sllva, was fined $120 today for inconsiderate driving, after he was found guilty of colliding Into a motorcyclist while entering a petrol kiosk In Thomson Road on June 18 last year.
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    DIRECTOR OF HOTEL KILLED IN KULAI CAR CRASH
    140 19 DIRECTOR OF HOTEL KILLED IN KULAI CAR CRASH CINGAPORE, Fri. The k-> second son of Singapore's first High Commissioner to Malaysia, the late Mr. Ko Teck Kin, was killed In an accident in Johore yesterday. Mr. Ko Onn Kay, 28, a director of .lot el Negara, died at the Johore
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    Man fined for littering
    57 19 SINGAPORE, Frl. Lim Choon Teck. 22, decided to give up smoking the moment he was booked for throwing a cigarette butt on the floor of a bus shelter In front of Outram Park on May 29 last year. But his story to a magistrate today did
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    79 19 SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore Armed Forces aircraft will conduct live firing and bombing training exercises at the Southern Islands range between 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. daily from March 11 to 12, March 15 to 19, and March 22 to 26. The public are warned to keep clear off
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    352 19 Judges decide: Not 7 murder THE NAIL-CLIPPER CASE SINGAPORE. Friday FARMER who was accused of burying his former lover alive was jailed for three years on charge of causing hurt after a seven-day murder trial in the High Court today. Before convicting farmer Ng Hock Lee, 33, who was alleged
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    -SENTENCE BEGINS FROM DAY OF ARREST
    91 19 evidence that earth was found in the food and air passages and the stomach. "We are satisfied that the accused burled the deceased thinking that she was dead and hence he is not guilty of murder. "We find that the two stab wounds found
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    YOUTH WHO SMOKED AWAY PROBLEMS WITH GANJA
    116 19 SINGAPORE, Fri. A >3 casual labourer, told a magistrate's court today that he resorted to ganja smoking to get rid of family problems. Abdul Rahim bin Mohd. 21. admitted having the drug at a "serabat" stall oddoslte British Military Hospital in Alexandra Road
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    -Rangers kill tiger which attacked farmer
    211 19  - -Rangers kill tiger which attacked farmer JERRY FRANCIS By 1£ U ANT AN, Fri. 1V The tiger which attacked farmer Taman Iha on Wednesday has been shot dead. Three Game Rangers tracked the tiger for several hours before cornering it at 5 p.m. yesterday near the Pahang-Negri Sembilan border. "The
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    Shipping line chiefs visit
    65 19 SINGAPORE. Frl The manager of Blut Sea Line, Mr. James C Hurst, is now in Singapore to study ways of further Improving his line's cargo services between the United States and this region Mr. Hurst, now on a fiveweek tour of the Par £ast, will hold
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      241 19 PA has been asked to advise on the appointment of a MARKETING DIRECTOR (U5525,000 pa.) A large international trading organisation dealing mainly in the consumer product field seeks a Marketing Director to control and direct its marketing operations in Singapore and Malaysia. He will be responsible to the Managing Director
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      328 19 On your TV and radio today 3.00 P.M. Programme Summary Mother Gets Married 3.02 Exercse with Gloria jj Je^Club 3.24 Feature Film Walls of BXI Majallah TV Jericho, Starring Cornel Wilde 1.27 p at t y Duke Show Patty, and Linda Darnell The Folk Singer 5.05 Programme Summary 9.00 News
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      611 19 1.15 P.M. Opening and Happy Scarecro* Astrohov— The Asteroid Menace Footprints— ASiroooy me Asieroia menace A Don jj Won(jer and( Char es 1.39 Farmer's Daughter— Doodgson Turkish Delight 7-41 Mews iCj 1.55 Speedworid— Oaytona 500 8.85 The Bold Ones-Lawyers The 2.21 It's A Man s World— Drive Over Hyland Confession
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      176 20 You do not know me and I do not know you j\|ANV flat-dwellers in our city are becoming very adept at playing the game of pretence. The rule appears simple enough. You are to pretend not to recognise your fellow flatdweller even if he travels in the same lift with
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      196 20 Perhaps an airport on the '—sea? ONE accepts the impressive list of economic arguments for the immediate development of the Paya Lebar airport complex (ST., Feb. 27). Cbangi may come later. But why decide on Changi? Much research can yet be done. We still have open space the territorial waters,
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      47 20 I HOPE the authorities will quickly put the new bus route booklets on sale at easily accessible centres, such as school tuck shops, post offices, Toto kiosks, tourist centres, travel agencies, bus terminus kiosks, petrol kiosks, hotel counters, community centres and Clifford Pier. P.Y. TUNG. Singapore 10.
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      46 20 WILL the PUB kindly ex- plain to the public why the Government tax on the bill includes the sewer fee and the water meter rent. I think it's unfair. They should only tax on the amount paid for water, light and power. J. TEO. Singa|K>re 12.
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      172 20 MISTAKE WITH A SO-CENT COIN I THOUGHT that It had been made clear that bus passes are valid dally until 8 p.m. But on Feb. 28 at 9.50 a.m. I was told by a Green Bus conductor that my card wax not valid on Sunday. Because I had my little
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      192 20 A student and 1 housewives on the cost of living I AGREE with "Housewife's" view (ST., March 2). I am the son of one of the have-nots. My family is living from hand-to-mouth, always worried about our next meal. Our breakfast consists of only black coffee and a few slices
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      85 20 I FULLY agree with "Housewife" (S.T.. March 2) that the cost of living has gone up and up and is still going up. My consolidated (PUB) bill, which used to be $17 to $18, has risen to nearly twice the amount. Government clinics which used to give free treatment now
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      133 20 I FULLY agree with "Housewife"" (S.T.. March 2) on the constant Increase In our cost of living. With the CPF raised not so long ago. the bring-home pay of civil servants is hardly sufficient to meet the demands of what we call "this modern living." An average middleclass family these
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      314 20 PAP has selfseekers but also a hard core I REFER to K. C. Gafc'l letter: "SPUR, self-seek-ers and the PAP" (8 I March 4.) We of the PAP acknowledge that wo have nui lair i share of opportunists and other weaklings at all levels of the party. Every now and
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      148 20 MY radio licence will expire on March 31. Recently I bought a TV set and my new TV licence will expire on Dec. 31. Recently I received a form for the renewal of my radio licence. My daughter went to the RTV Licensing Section (Ist Floor.
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      189 20 JAPAN EXTERNAL TRADE ORGANISATION wishes to thank the Minister of State for Finance the Hon. Mr. Tang See Chim for officiating at the opening of the fWUSTRIM havsmm and also expresses its warm appreciation for the magnificent response from the People of Singapore, approximately 200,000 of whom visited the Exposition
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      83 20 11} POIIDGOI Qi ■%/RESTnuRnnT& niTE club 71 Track 24, Ponggol Road 1 1 ■_> m.s. WJj RESTHOUSE FOR RENT MJ WJ NITE-CLUB t y 1 ■O TV Singers Spore Nightingale Yy V Mitt Linda Young Mitt Alice Koh k I ■T\ Mist Veronica Koh Mitt Michelle Lim V j K%
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    Secretaryfails in claim against husband
    103 21 Secretaryfails in claim against husband CINGAPORE, Fri. A private secretary from Kota Kinabalu, Mary Gotoking nee Yap Sze Sin. 25, failed r claim for mainice today against her husband, a purmg assistant here. However $100-a-month is o be paid for the maint of their four-year-Patrick Irving Gotoking led for not
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    More gems found
    295 21 FOURTH MAN HELD IN ROBBERY PROBE SINGAPORE. Fri DOLICE investigating the robbery at a doctor's house in Swettenham Road on Tuesday have arrested a fourth man and recovered another $13,000 worth of jewellery. A hired car with false number plates was also, seized from Mci Ling Street,
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    SECOND VISIT EVEN MORE FUN FOR BALLET EXAMINER
    232 21  -  LEE SU SAN By SINGAPORE. Fri. Ask Miss Jean Ballantyne (above), and she'll tell you doing something the second time around can be more fun. Take her visists to Singapore for instance. The first in 1964. was ■•wonderful"—she had nevfr been here
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    Body claimed
    36 21 SINGAPORE, Frl. The body of a Malacca-born woman. Chong May Lam. 26, who fell to her death from the 17th floor of Selegle House on Wednesday was claimed by her family from Kluang today.
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    Luxury cruise ship, with Singapore as base, to visit Bali on round trips
    300 21  -  RITA LOONG: By Singapore, Friday A NYONE in the mood fV for a smooth-sailing vacation with Ballnese dancing girls as part of the scenery will be able to hop on board that dream cruise when a Dutch
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    Russia offers Malaysia help in development programmes
    327 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday rpHE Soviet Union is willing to help Malaysia in x her industrial and agricultural development programmes. The vice-chairman of the Soviet Afro-Asian People's Solidarity Organisation (AAPSO), Mr V.L. Kudryavtsev said today: "We are ready to lend our experiences in industrial
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    Charged with helping to dispose of jewellery
    132 21 Charged with helping to dispose of jewellery SINGAPORE. Fri. A bookstall assistant who helped a boy to dispose of jewellery stolen from his father was charged in a magistrate's court today Chan Kum Ying alias Joe. 19. admlttrd that he knew the $340 worth of jewellery he pawned In six
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    New Russian Ambassador to Spore
    69 21 New Russian Ambassador to Spore SINGAPORE. Frl. The Government »of Singapore and the USSR today officially announced the appointment of Mr. Boris Vassllyevlch Bezrukavnlkov as the new Ambassador here. He will succeed Mr. IV. Salronov. who has left Singapore (or a new posting. Mr. Bezrukavnlkov. 48, has been in the
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      219 21 RDTER tabletS GIVE FAST SURE f| RELIEF OF STOMACH jH, DISORDERS A RDTER I W M tible I ROTER Ifs^ manufactured by tablets rfJßfc Pharmaceutische fabriek nurture by ROTER Pharmaceut i* che fabriek £HB§ Hilversum Holland aoter I^^HBL Hllvtnum i Holland why Roter tablets howtouse Roter tablets work so well
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    Example of an 'open door' policy...
    545 22  - Example of an 'open door' policy. P.M RAMAN By DISPLAY MARKS THE START OF A NEW LINK-UP BETWEEN SINGAPORE AND THE SOVIET UNION I A UNIQUE exhibition of Z^Soviri machinery, mac•*"hiiir look ;im<l equipment opens iii Jurong this afternoon, signifying the beginning of ;i new area ol co-operation between Singapore
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    EXHIBITION WILL HELP FOSTER GOOD RELATIONS —SOVIET OFFICIAL
    520 22 EXHIBITION WILL HELP FOSTER GOOD RELATIONS I— SOVIET OFFICIAL THE first exhibition of USSR machine tools in Singapore, being held jointly by Marweld Engineers and V O Stankoimport in Jurong, will play an important role in further fostering good trade relationships between Singapore and the USSR and promote Soviet-made machine
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    TOOLS: SOVIET UNION RANKS HIGH IN WORLD
    925 23 TOOLS: SOVIET UNION RANKS HIGH IN WORLD THE Soviet Union holds one of the leading places among the industrially developed countries of the world in the production of machine-tools and metalworking machinery. Figures are staggering. Before the first year of industrialisation in 1928, industry produced only 2,000 ma-chine-tools. In the
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    Russian machinery have unique features
    470 23 RUSSIAN machinery items which go on show this evening at Marweld Engineers' premises in Jurong have unique features and are comparable with a best of their kind in the world. The Universal milling machine can be used to good advantage in machining flat surfaces, faces.
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      936 24 Acknowledgements MR. A MRS. ANDREW NO Soon Seng thank nil friends and relatives (or Uiclr attendance. gifts, and withe* on the occasion of their marriage on 20.2.71. MRS. tOMAN, thank? relatives, friends for thrlr condolences, attendance. i wreaths, and assistance during recent bereavement of uncle Mr. K.N. Damu (Architect) Thazhathuveedu,
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      753 24 A WELL ESTABLISHED MOTIL bu vacancies for Singapore citizen* for the following— Cashier. Coffee House Captain. Coffee House Waltrfuri Walters. Security Guards. Address applications witl. details of education. experience and recent l>hotOKraph inonn turnable) Box A 5832 ST.. Spore. APPLICANT* replying to Box Numbers for Vacancies are required not to
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      934 24 LIADINC COMUNV invites application! from rtnuapore cl turns for poata of departmental store detectives Akc 23 to 35 Salary ((ISO to J2OU/ commensurate Win qualifications and aptitude Apply Box AS9OI ST. Spore. WE ARC LOOKING for attractive iris between the age» of 18 and 22 for our promutional campaign Apply
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      987 24 WANTED EXTREMELY EXPER lE N CEO Senior hairdresser, female. Call personally In the morning at 21-A. Kilhney Road. Spore 0. WANTED EXPERIENCED CIRLS Apply with recent photograph (nonreturnable) to Box A 5952 ST. Spore. WANTED LIVE-IN AMAH for English family with 2 small children. No washing. Tel *****6 Spore. AMERICAN
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      1063 24 UNFURNISHED ROOM, tunable (or married couple or working girls or man. Moderate rent at 740. Kampong BaDru Road. OUT 11, FURNISHED 3 BEOROOMCO ■emi-detactaed bungalow and luxurious flat. Available Immediately Ring Low. Spore ***** SEA AVENUE renovated luxury 3 bedroomed flat, panoramic view. 1360 p.m. partly furnished. Ring (Spore) *****3.
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      1123 24 SE MT SALE SVrancoon Oarden Single Worry Corner Terrace House Fully furnished. Ring *****8 9.00 5 00 p m. P»YA LEBAR 4 bedrooms single storey s detached A, 300 sq. ft. mosaic, facing south 553.000/-. Tel: MMM SHOPHOUtC 1 BEDROOMED Jalan LJmhok. NaoyanK Park off Y.o Chu Kan* Road. 135
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      606 24 MERANO COFFEE HOUSE, Lau'f < Arcadia. T«l: *****1 <Spore) Chanw of builneu houn Monday to Friday 9.00 a.m. to 11.30 p.m Saturday 9.00 a.m. to 1200 pro. (MidnlKbt). Sunday 6.30 a.m. to 11.30 p.m. Tuition PHYSICS. CHEMISTRY. MATHEMATICS for Secondary Four Individual tuition by expertem-ed Science Mas\mtt Orchard Tutorial Institute
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      181 24 OWI— aqutpmtm SMALLEST --LICTRIC ADOINC MACHINK. Unltrex. with 10 eapaatiet, credit balance Model M 3. onty 1195'- nett. Model A4OO witn apecial non add key and two-colour ribbon, only S23V net! Al»o available. Jaxuar hand-operated addlnr machine,, only J159 nett Tithei, «2 Mirtdi? Road. Sincarorr 7 Tel 39T35 For hlr*
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      1108 25 IHECT TO HAMBURG II 30 lAYI P. Shim Pining Singapore LOADING FOR: PATAGONIA Mtr 14/16 Mir 17/18 Mar 16/21 Casablanca. Hamburg/Bremen, R'dim/A'dam, G'burg, C'hagen, Airhus. NICOIAR Mar 21/21 Mar 21/16 Mar 11/ 1 Hamburg/Bremen, R'dam/A'dam, A'werp, Oslo, G'burg, Malmo, C'hagen. POONA Apr 14/16 Apr 17/11 Apr 11/21 C'blanca. H'burg/B'men. D'dim,
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      897 26 ORIENT LINES LTD. ts=s=Ss=!= (incorporated in the republic or Singapore) V ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1 TEL: *****3-7 U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Sinpport P. Sham Ptnani Arrhntti NEPTUNE ZIRCON 11/14 Apr 5/ 7 Apr 8/ 8 Apr London 11 5, H'burf 18/5, R'dim
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      764 26 tflp f MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL mm SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAO Ne.XX.JW Auwwanf. Kuoto Umiaur m I The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/ EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Penang Arrina: BUNCA MELOR la Ptrt 7/ 8 Mar Hi.re 2/4. London 4/4. Hamburg 10 4. R'dam 12/4, Antwerp 14/4, Bremen 17,4 BUNCA
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      825 27 MARKETING ENGINEER ELECTRONIC SUPPLIES (S) PTE. LTD. MARKETINO COMPANY for PHILIPS in Singapore require for their lighting Department of „.:iy qualified man to take charge of Lighting Schemes. in should have at least the equivalent of a Polytechnic Diploma In Electrical Engineering. Nt experience desirable but not essential. Commencing 1
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      732 27 PA has been retained to advise on the appointment of a GROUP PERSONNEL MANAGER ($2,500) A large international company with extensive Interests in Singapore and Malaysia in manufacturing and marketing industrial and consumer products seeks a mature and experienced executive, to be based in Singapore, to head its group personnel
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      1416 27 rp** SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED 3^_^ 45-C JALAN TENTERAM \T^^a/ SINGAPORE 12. Needs the following Personnel. TECHNICIAN Concerned with oil aspects of Incoming Goods Inspection. Preference for Polytechnic Mechanical Technician Diploma Holders. Those interested in Quality Control work should apply RADIO MECHANICS Responsible for Radio Repairs ond Servicing. Experience in Trouble
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      876 28 Mobil Invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following vacancies: 1. MANUFACTURING PLANNING ASSOCIATE 2. SUPPLY PROGRAMMER Qualifications and Experience: 1. Degree in Science, Engineering or Operations Research from a recognized university. Candidates with a minimum of 2 years experience in either manufacturing or refinery operations will be preferred.
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      183 28 SHELL EASTERN PETROLEUM (PRIVATE) LIMITED have vacancies for a number of Electricians and Electrician Trainees for their Refinery and Installation on Pulau Bukom. (A) ELECTRICIANS Candidates must have at least five years' experience in the installation and maintenance of medium voltage and high voltage electrical equipment. A knowledge of English
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      700 28 (too) POSITIONS FOR NEW PROJECTS AND EXPANSION Aa a result uf major new projects and plans to expand existing facilities at the Esso Refinery on Pulau \yer Chawan vacancies are available for the following positions: (A) Chemical, Mechanical and Gvil Engineers The Jobs represent challenging careers tor men with mgn
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    Knott hits hundred to save England
    183 30 AUCKLAND, Fri. Alan Knott and Peter Lever hoisted England out of trouble with a record seventhwicket partnership against New Zealand on the opening day of the Second and final Test match here today. Wicketkeeper Knott hit 101 his maiden Test century and Lever made
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    Sun and rain k.o. two
    143 30 fHE sun and the rain caused two golfers to drop out of the second round in the Singapore Open yesterday. And the strange part of this was that an Asian Thai amateur C. Chulaka, 55, gave up because of the sun and Skip Morin, a
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    312 30 Army are off to a flying start rpHIS year's FAS League First Division got off to A a cracking start at Jalan Besar yesterday the turnout was one of the best seen for a league game for a long time. For the clubs this was a welcome sign for they
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    Dave's big say, but tiny Kono leads
    1405 30 Report— by E. Frida, M. Rahman and J. Dorai Picture by Christopher Loh The qualifiers Those who fail to make the grade JAPANESE golfers forged ahead of the rest at the half-way stage of the Singapore Open over the Bukit course yesterday, but
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    Speed wins sevens for Royal Navy
    222 30 Speed wins sevens for Royal Navy ROYAL Navy A" and RAF Bukit Gombak 'A' were even in all departments except speed, and it decided an 8-0 win for Navy in the annual SCC sevens rugby tournament on the padang yesterday. The two teams were locked in a great battle at
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    Stewart leads amateurs
    387 30 WATCH out for American teenage golfer Jim Stewart who may be only 16, but showed in the Singapore Open yesterday that he has approach and maturity of a seasoned campaigner. Stewart yesterday showed the makings of a cham- pion when he gave this reply "Each hole has
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    268 30 rpODAY's draw: 10.09 M. A Mori (J) (Am), R. Cleveland (US), P. Braza (P); 10.18 Abdul Latiff (Mi (Ami, R. Graves (US', H. Suzumura (J); 10.27 Lv Tze Chi (C> <Am), G.D. Wintz (US', W. Lyshak (US'; 10.36 Hassan All (Mi (Ami. Kuo Chic Hsiung <T», S. Suwanagard (Thai);
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    33 30 GURKHA Contingent whipped Port Authcilty Recreation Club 4-1 In a friendly soccer match at Buklt Chermln yesterday Baba Khrlshnan (2), Ratna and Chandra scored for Gurkhas. Omar Mohammed netted for PARC.
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    204 30 CT. THERESA Hidh School made a sweep In the Paslr Pan Jang District schools cross country championships yesterday, winning the team and individual titles for "A". "B" and "C" girls at MacRitchie. Tan Hlong Lan. the "B winner was the outstanding runner. She won in the fastest time
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      114 30 GOLF Singapore Open Championships (Buklt). HOCKEY SHA League Dlv. One Indian Association v C. Schools (Parrer Park); Khalsa v Police (Thomson Road 5.15 MM< NETBALL SWNA Asian League (Parrer Park and F.lver Valley). SOCCER FAS League Dlv 1 Pathui K.irlb r Darul Aflah; RAF Changi v Alexandra (Jalan Besar stadium
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    1007 31 g^ GOING FORECAST: Good mrrtJiMm 2io CLASS 6 D *v. 2— 6f iT -!11?l!nI (54,500 -$3,150 to winner) SKITALONG .1 N dust., ,oh lS<<l +19) M |O^ POT 1 VV s V Uv< Ol»kl M 8 KINC. POT iWiiiki Suhi 4 g v .m.^i COUP DE MAIN .1
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    127 31 RACING with Epsom Jeep (JO NAP on Straits Code 111 in Race 5 at Ipoh today. This Port Vista gelding has struck a good patch, winning his last two outings in fine style. He should easily complete a hattrick. Another good each-way bet is Green Sword
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    202 31 Tulloh's stayers shine in trial 'rRAINER Colin Tulloh's ■1 improving stayers Royal Mark and Saxony did a splendid workout at Ipoh yesterday. Saxony (Johnny Wilson) finished a neck In front of Royal Mark (George Podmore) In a 3f run in 38 on good going. Beihesda (apprentice Eddie Stephen) snowed a
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    1445 31 SKII'ALONG: Looks well; did not show up in last three starts bui won over 7f with 8.8 in Div. 1 at Bukit Timah on Jan 17; can surprise. OUST KIKV: Still useful at 10 years: won three races over distances last season: last start third with 78
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    Dynamic Spore wins praise from Dr Winzer
    340 32 Dynamic Spore wins praise from Dr Winzer SINGAPORE. Frl. gAST German Foreign Minister Dr. Otto Winzer said today that Singapore's "dynamic development" had made a strong im pression on him. "These achievements were attained by the purposeful work of the Government and the working people of Singapore in the construction
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    Giant balloon for 20-mile space probe
    235 32  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS: By Singapore, Friday LIKE a riant bird in a Disney fantasy, this balloon filled with hydrogen {as prepares to take to the sky. The time: 7.20 a.m. The launching site: The Upper Air Observatory in Kirn C'huan Road. It's destination: 20 miles
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    76 32 SAIGON, Fri. A new type of North Vietnamese missile has been fired at US hellcopters in Laos, the US military command said today. A spokesman said ihat between 15 and 20 of the new weapons apparently a small, mo- bile anti-aircraft missile were fired on Tuesday in the
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    64 32 LONDON, Frl. The British Government has offered to form a joint company with the American Lockheed Aircraft Corporation In an effort to keep alive the Rolls Royce RB-211 engine project for Lockheed's Trlstar jet airbus. Informed sources said today. The sources sard the Idea was that
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    205 32 No more Ford spares for Far East from Britain f ONDON. Fri. The Ford Motor Company will no longer export car spares made in Britain to the Far East, Mr. Henry Ford II said today. In an interview on a BBC radio programme, the Ford chairman, who Is on a
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    48 32 BONN, Frl. A West German navy Starflght«r Jet crashed near the north German city of Bremen during a training rn«-r" tortav killing both pilots. the Defence Ministry reported. The plane was the 130 th Starflghter the West German armed forces have lost. Reuter.
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