The Straits Times, 8 March 1971

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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The National Nuwspaper The Sunday Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1971 20 CENTS K.D.N. 5005 M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lock icon Mujibur sets conditions
    267 1 Mujibur sets conditions Yahya asked to return to popular rule NEW DELHI, Sunday EAST Pakistan leader Sheikh Mujibur Rahman today demanded an end to martial law and a return to popular rule before he could consider attending the National Assembly meeting summoned by President Yahya Khan on March 25, said
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    1,000 us planes sent up to support —allies
    387 1 1,000 us planes sent up to support —allies- CAIGON, Sun. The United States sent 1,000 warplanes into action across Laos and Cambodia today in a massive fivepronged aerial offensive to support allied ground troops fighting communist led forces. U.S. military sources quoted South Vietnamese field commanders as saying that the
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    Lock icon It's back to work for postal men today
    141 1 T ONDON, Sun— Post Office workers 1-i today decided to end their pay strike which has kept Britain without mail for six and a half weeks. The decision was announced after counting votes cast by local union branches up and down the
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    Lock icon Mother's pride in her son
    128 1 Mother's pride in her son MRS. Pat Stewart shows maternal pride as she kisses her son, James, after he had won the amateur title in the Singapore Open golf championship which ended at the Bukit course yesterday. James, who will be 16 on March 25, played four superb rounds of
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    Johore reader wins the $10,000
    86 1 Johore reader wins the $10,000 AJOHORE reader has won the $10,000 prize In the Straits Times Word Puzzle "G He is Mr. Gan Lian Chai, of No. 97. Jalan Hajl Yunos, Muar. Johore. He submitted a set of answers to the clues which the adjudication committee held most apt. Winning
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    Lock icon Nelia crowned Pacific Queen
    50 1 MELBOURNE. Sun —Filipino beauty Nelia Sancho. 19. was crowned "Queen of the Pacific" here tonight Nella. a university student, wearing a turquoise silk gown, with gold and silver beading, was crowned at a function In the Southern Cross Hotel by Australian Immigration Minister Phillip Lynch. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Quake shakes island
    49 1 MANILA. Sun A mild earthquake shook Batan Island In northernmost Philippines today, the Weather Bureau's geophysical division reported. Bureau officials said the quake at 1245 pm.. reached intensity two on the Ross-Forel. scale of nine, and was tectonic In origin (slipping of the earth's crust). AP.
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    Lock icon A 'no' by Sadat
    38 1 BEIRUT. Sun. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat said in a broadcast in Cairo tonight that Egypt was no longer able to agree to an extended Middle East ceasefire nor "can we refrain from shooting." Reuter.
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      58 1 with [7j(nj)\ WHAT EVERY CAR OWNER SHOULD KNOW The major cause of engine wear is corrosion acid corrosion. The truth is all petrols release acid only one fights it MOBIL ANTI-WEAR PETROL. Mobil Anti-Wear Petrol with its exclusive formulation counteracts acid CUTS ENGINE WEAR UP TO 42%. Now who says
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      Lock icon INDIA STAYS TENSE AS ELECTION ENTERS FINAL STAGE
      338 2 INDIA STAYS TENSE AS ELECTION ENTERS FINAL STAGE WEW DELHI. Sun. The Indian people's verdict on Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi's bid for an outright majority in Parliament lay sealed in thousands of ballot boxes today as the country's general election moved towards a possible stormy climax. People went to
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      Clerk who spent $380,000 beyond his -income
      171 2 Clerk who spent $380,000 beyond his -income VTEW YORK. Sun. •li diaries Kiserstein. 23. aUS $120-a-week cJerk at GAF Corporation spent about US 4380.000 beyond his income during the past two-and-a-half years. The District Attorney's office listed some of his spending as:BEING driven to work from his home each day
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      MARCHING ALONG TO BOOST WOMEN'S LIB
      297 2 MARCHING ALONG TO BOOST WOMEN'S LIB I ONDON. Sun. They primped and posed for phutographrrs, gossiped, went en a shopping spree, fretted about getting: home to cook dinner, started late and went the wrong way. About 5.000 women marched through London yesterday to demand equality with men in jobs and
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      US plan troop cut in Vietnam
      331 2 US plan troop cut in Vietnam WASHINGTON, Sunday. CURRENT Defence Department plans" call for the retention of just over 150,000 U.S. troops in South Vietnam by mid-1972 and a further reduction to 50,000 troops by 1973. The estimate made by senior defence officials has recently been circulated among top Army,
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      Vietcong accuse Nixon of extending the war
      228 2 Vietcong accuse Nixon of extending the war HONG KONG. Sun The VietconK h. re aeew ed President Nixon of trying to extend the war in Indo-China to >,a\r his "Vietnamisation plan" from failure, the (iiai Phong < Liberation Pr«>ARency said today. The Foreign Ministry of the Vietconß's Provisional Revolutionary Government
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      193 2 \>X 9 days 551.247 LjM^> Discover the Philippines. Cathay Pacific Budget Budget Discovery Tour to Manila, the Philippines. AS Discovery Tours make it happen. At budget prices. The fun, romantic country of S.E. Asia. Visit the Big value savings. Economy .class air fares. Discovery spectacular walled city of Intramuros, breathtaking
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      87 2 Mrs. Helen Goli says: f > I've been using this Prestige Pressure Cooker for the last nine years. It has made cooking a real pleasure for me. Imagine, slow-cooking dishes like curries and stews are done in 10 or 15 minutest Just think of the time and fuel I save!
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      Labour leads Heath Govt in popularity polls
      262 3 Labour leads Heath Govt in popularity polls ONDON, Sun. Prime Minister Edward Heath and his Conservative Party Government are deep In the national doghouse. Only eight and a half months after they swept to power in one of the biggest election upsets In British history they are racking up records
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      Lock icon Not only a taste of honey but art, too
      126 3 MOSCOW. Sun. Far--IT* mer Nikolai Yeltsov cot not only honey from his bees be got them to make it in the shape of a tractor. He also got them to make it in the shape of flowers, the bres themselves, and
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      Lock icon Britain warns the IRA 'No chance...'
      553 3 Britain warns the IRA 'No chance...' BELFAST, Sunday A BRITISH Government Minister yesterday warned Irish Republican gunmen they, stood no chance of shaking Northern Ireland loose from the British crown. The warning by Home Secretary Mr. Reginald Maudling came at the end of his three-day visit here. It followed one
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      25 3 VATICAN CITY. Sun. Pope Paul has again appealed (or full unity between the Roman Catholic and Orthodox churches, the Vatican said yesterday. UPI.
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        Lock icon Aussie Senator's home shattered in mystery blast—
        94 3 Aussie Senator's home shattered in mystery blast— Sun.— Police are carrying out extensive enquiries into the mystery explosion which damaged the home of a newly-elected Australian Senator in the early hours of this morning. The explosion which damaged a bedroom and living room wall is believed to have been caused
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        59 3 EAST BERLIN: East Germany yesterday opened talks with West Berlin authorities on an agreement to lift a five-year ban and allow West Berliners to cross into East Berlin for Easter. The head of West Berlin's Chancellory, Mr. Ulbricht Mueller, crossed over to East Germany this mornIng for five- hour talks
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        71 3 TOKYO: Police Inspector Hachlbei Hiratsuka. 57 gave up a 3 million yen (US$B,3OO) retirement bonus in order to remain on the force and continue his search lor Japan's greatest highway robber. Inspector HiratsuKa said he would never rest until police captured the lone robber wno, disguised as a traific policeman,
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        66 3 MILWAUKEE: Senator Alan Cranston. (Demo-crat-California) says President Nixon may not seek re-election "because of his inability to end total American involvment in the Indo-Chlna war before the end. of next year." Mr. Nixon. Senator Cranston said in a speech on Friday at Alverno College, "is going through the same anguish"
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        68 3 TOKYO: The Finance Ministry was reported today to have decided against lowering import duties on crude oil. despite an expected increase in prices of crude oil from six oilproducing Persian Gulf States. The Ministry made the decision because the wholesale price of petroleum products in Japan ro^e in the sast
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        24 3 CAIRO: Four Palestinian guerilla leaders have quit their posts in protest against the guerilla movement's failure to achieve national unltv. sources said today.— UPl.
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        31 3 ROME: A Polish prelate in the Vatican said today that plans for a visit to Poland by Pope Paul this year had reached a stage where dates were being discussed NYT.
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      Lock icon POWELL: I WON'T WITHDRAW A WORD OF MY TALKS
      186 4 BRISTOL. Sun —An unrepentant fcnoch Powell told an aui'ience here yesterday be would alter hardly a word of his speeches about immigration that have shocked large numbers of people in Britain. Mr. Powell, a Conservative Party MP returned to a theme
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      28 bedridden patients killed in Zurich hospital fire
      198 4 28 bedridden patients killed in Zurich hospital fire ZURICH, sun. An early morning fire trapped 47 old, bedridden patients and 13 nurses behind barred windows and locked doors at the Zurich University psychiatric clinic yesterday In Switzerland's worst flre disaster of the century. Police said 28 victims, most of them
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      Lock icon -'BRITTLE BONE' DISEASE: A NEW CURE
      186 4 CAN FRANCISCO, Sun. A possible drug treatment for the congenital "brittle bone" disease called osteogenesis imperfecta was reported yesterday to the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. Children with the disease must be barred from normal play and sports because of the constant threat of
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      Lock icon Fujiyama: One-China policy must for —Japan
      377 4 Fujiyama: One-China policy must for —Japan- TOKYO, Sunday. PREREQUISITE for restoration of JapanCommunist China diplomatic relations is the recognition of only "One China", former Foreign Minister Aiichiro Fujiyama said yesterday. Mr. Fujiyama, who returned from a threeweek visit to Communist China to promote friendly relations between Japan and Communist China,
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      Lock icon Americans told: Bribes are tax-free except...
      162 4 Americans told: Bribes are tax-free except VyASIIINGTON. Sun Americans have been told by the income tax department that it is perfectly legal to claim bribes .in a tax deduction. There are only two conditions the hiil> mi i -t not have been Bade to a Government official and the person
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    CCC: Why it's unfair to blame residents
    350 5 SINGAPORE, Sun. I T»HE chairman of the Kampong Übi citizens consulta tive committee, Mr. Loh Shu Cheow, today took issue with a letter in the Straits Times which claimed that residents should be blamed for the uncleanliness of the area. The letter, by
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    Poor response for club
    51 5 SINGAPORE, Bun. The YMCA may have to abandon Its proposed Ouppy Club because of poor response. Mr. Llm Seng Kok, the association's programme director, said today that only two boys had telephoned him for details since the proposed formation of the club was announced three days
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    The girl out for good time with the towkay
    243 5 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Sun— The Chinese towkay wanted to have a good time. And he had money to burn. So the pretty girl did not say no. But all that ended In a religious court here today when pretty Azlmat blnte
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    A choreographer tells why dancing is his great love
    404 5 A choreographer tells why dancing is his great love CINGAPORE, Sun. Sometimes people tend to think of a dancer as strange species from another planet, according to talented young choreographer, Felix Blaska. A dancer, to Felix is a part of "a complete living art". "Dancing is one of the greatest
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    Accidents: An appeal by police for witnesses
    138 5 Accidents: An appeal by police for witnesses SINGAPORE. Sun— Police today appealed for eyewitnesses of two separate fatal road accidents yesterday. They involved a youth and an old woman. Both suffered head injuries and died in Outram Hospital without regaining con sciousness. According to police, motorcyclist Wong Kal Chuen, 19,
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      84 5 IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM DOROTHY GRAY FREE FACIALS will be given by Dorothy Gray, at the Dorothy Gray Beauty Salon, for every $30/- purchase of Dorothy Gray cosmetics from any of Dorothy Gray's franchisee! dealers. Please bring the receipt for your purchases together with your FREE FACIAL coupon (obtainable at the
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      255 5 Congratulations and Best Wishes to D.V.M.M. Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah Ibni Al-Marhum Sultan Hishamuddin Alam Shah Al-Haj, D.K., S.P.M.S., D.M.N., U.K. (Brunei), U.K. (TrengganuK O.K. (Kelantanh, on the occasion of His Royal Highness' 45th Birthday. jA -m VKfTO" S**- Johnny doesn't often get taken for a ride Not that
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    Counter-move to A-G's application to court
    127 6 Counter-move to A-G's application to court SINGAPORE, Sun. Four days ago, the AttorneyGeneral filed a summons application to set aside a High Court defamation writ taken out by two Malay couples over a circular letter by the Muslim Religious Council last Nov. 4. Yesterday, the couples made a counter-move to
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    Mathematical genius with an 'electronic brain'
    415 6  -  MAUREEN PETERS By CINGAPORE, Sun.— Who can explain the strange powers of the human mind? Certainly not R. Govindarajan, 29, who has been described as an "electronic brain" for his amazing mental feats with numbers. For Govindarajan, In spite of his mathematical genius, has
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    Youth jailed for robbing couple
    98 6 Youth jailed for robbing couple SINGAPORE. Sun—Shopassistant Son Yew Seng and his girlfriend were taking a lonely moonlight walk along Florence Road, off Upper Serangoon Road, when two armed robbers started trailIng them, a court was told yesterday. Senior Inspector Joseph Low, prosecuting, said that on reaching Simon Lane, the
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    HSC candidate
    34 6 SINOAPORE, Sun. In the Cambridge Higher School Certificate examination results published last Saturday, the name of private candidate, Tan Oek Bng, was Incorrectly spelt a* Tan Oek Seng. The error Is regretted.
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    Bra-less models in see-through
    124 6 KUALA LUMPUB, Sun. Bra-less models in see -through outfits will take to the catwalk in 4 fashion show to be held in one of the leading hoteb here for charity. Singapore dress designer, Miss Sedryln Leung who held a show in Ipoh last month, said that
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    —Some think film censor is too lenient: Jek
    197 6 Some think film censor is too lenient: Jek CINGAPORE, Sun. Culture Minister Mr. Jek Yeun Thong today said there were Singaporeans who thought the Government was too lenient in the censorship of films. He was referring to recent public criticisms In the Press on the strict censorship by Government. "While
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      208 6 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiililli"! LIDO-OPENS TODAY .laoYSlisj HE COULD MAKE HER FORGET BETTER I THAT^N^AN EVEN HERHUS j veiljorW, tOOWIHOWS)BJ»^*^S| Nsltoß^^^^^^*jHpl «NU£D Pioentißn llP^^Ma. B^r" KOBFKI' HOFFMANN EastmTnCOLOR W CAPITOL COMING SOON The Ultimata I nm rHMUJf Escape Film I "vv/ifilliVJ i > -j'- Mb! IKm9 lii .t tH tmi I ta^tomr WL^^aaaar
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    Lock icon Free bus travel for season ticket holders
    270 7 Free bus travel for season ticket holders CINGAPORE, Sun Kallang car park season tickets holders can now travel free of charge on the bus shuttle service to and from Chinatown. This is part of an incentive scheme, jointly organised by the Registry of Vehicles, the Superintendent of Car Parks Division
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    NANTAH TO RAISE $2m
    86 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Nanv a n g University Council has launched a campaign to raise 52 million for development projects at the university. About $1 million will go to the new Commerce Department building. $700,000 for expansion of hostels, and $300,000 for undergraduate studies. At its
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      237 7 STRAITS TIMES WORD PUZZLE The winning entry fHE $10,000 prize for Straits Times Word Puzzle (r was won by: Mr. GAN LIAN CHAI, 97, Jalan Haji Yunos, Muar, Johore. He submitted a solution which the adjudication committee held to give the most meritorious set of answers to the clues. The
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      121 7 fact that she can easily without glasses." It is the fact that she has good sight (NEE) that Is of first importance, not the fact that she can SEW. Preference for SEE. G-2:3: "Sympathy Is definitely wasted on a man who is this." SLY is a satisfactory answer. But a
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      610 7 2 1 mm! 6 Mc[ i n| Hi i |C|A|P|T| |O|N A_d_LAA_I_AJL iJli_A_k_L_!lX ..o R| E S I P|O| Nl P as distance travelled, in car or plane, for instance, it seems quite Inept. Preference for NILE. G-4:5: "The of peace Is usually to the forefront In a campaign to
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    Toto Draw numbers
    38 8 SINOAPORE. Sun. The numbers picked ln today's Toto Draw No. 18/71 were 2. 44. 35. 24. and 9 The additional number was 42. In the circles draw, the numbers picked were 5, 40 and 22.
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    Two train bard to master sparring the S'pore way
    315 8  - Two train bard to master sparring the S'pore way NANCY BYRAMJI By SINGAPORE, Sun. I=3 The name of their game is Chapkoon-do, or pugilistic sparring the Singapore way. Their blows are dealt in Jest, but the real thing can be Quite deadly. Miss Susan One Yap Wee, 12, and her
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    Call to bridge gap with non-Muslims
    304 8 SINGAPORE, Sun. VfUSLIMS were yesiTl terday urged to bridge the gulf between themselves and nonMuslims. The call came from the Minister of State for Foreign Afrairs. Inche Rahim Ishak. when he opened the leadership seminar organised by the Southeast Asian Muslim Students Association at
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    PO SAVINGS BANK PRIZES TO INCLUDE A CAR
    103 8 SINGAPORE, Sun— You may get a car and still have your cash in the kitty— that is. the kitty of the Post Office Savings Bank. For the latest "brainwave" to encourage Singaporeans to save in the Post Office is out. A $500
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      239 8 -*Tl L I^^* m ■fIU i I ri "t^P 2 sees your face wearing "Little Nothings" this springher tender new fashion in makeup. Tender Lip Tint— Estee Lauder's newest lipstick formula merges fresh low intensity colors with high-intensity gloss. In eleven spring-tender shades. Tender Chork Tint— A skim-on, lighter-than-air cheek
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      137 8 Opp By V.T. Hantiin mF^vT^N*?.. r^F* I /^~~IZ~ \1 I YBS/TWe PETROLEUM <NO .ONLY OF HIM BUr V\f I 2! I 1 »9 FF f Z TO-D^OU KILLfeR HAD TO COME,/ WELL WSt> BETTER REMEDY Ln Abner Hy Al iapp C Y[ WITH THE MONEY WE SAi/E ON f -LAD)
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    OFFER TO SELL RARE BOOKS FOR $150,000
    318 9 OFFER TO SELL RARE BOOKS FOR $150,000 SINGAPORE. Sun. The book looks old and musty. The pages are yellow and smell of preservatives. A layman will not place any value on it. Neither did Mr. Chan Wen, 57, see anything extraordinary when it was handed to him 30 years ago
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    A call to youths to take up politics
    500 9 J)R. Augustine H.H. Tan, MP for Whampoa, tonight called on youths to get involved in politics and not be frightened of it. He said politics in this part of the world was still a dangerous business and it would not become less
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    Secretariat to help in youth study
    154 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. The three-day Youth in South-east Asia seminar, which ended today at Eusoff College, has formed a six-man secretariat to plan publications and further ways of communication and co-operation among scholars in the region. Secretariat members one from each participating country are Dr.
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    -Contest on an emblem design for metric system
    276 9 -Contest on an emblem design for metric system CINGAPORE, Sun. 13 Metrication will soon become visual to Singaporeans. A competition is on to design an emblem for the 15--member Singapore Metrication Board. The emblem will also be used for all publicity purposes to encourage the learning and use of metric
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    $10 mil for Penang Housing Loans Fund
    106 9 $10 mil for Penang Housing Loans Fund PENANO, Sun —The Penang State Government has been empowered to borrow from the Central Government sums of money up to $10 million for the purpose of granting loans to members of the state public services to enable or assist them to purchase land
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      375 9 j ACKNOWLEDGEMENT j 1 Mr. Mrs. Oh Choon Woo f l heartily thank Government Officials, j j Representatives of Civic Organisations, f Community Leaders, Friends and I Relatives for attending the joint T wedding reception of their first son, Mr. Crosby Oh Cher Bing and their fourth son, Mr. Dennis
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    Lucky escape for the two in this car...
    124 10 Lucky escape for the two in this car... THKKF people includ- ing a three-year-old girl were injured when this Ford Prefect in which they were travelling collided head-on with a Morris 1000 at Lorong Chuan yesterday afternoon. The girl, Oillien Low, and the drivers of both .irs were taken to
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    Raise status of Poly to varsity urges expert
    628 10 SINGAPORE, Sun THE status of the Singapore Polytechnic should be raised to uni x versity level, according to Dr. Colin Adamson, external examiner to the University of Singapore and adviser to Dr. Loh Lnin Lnve, the Vice-Chancellor, on general development of the
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    Swim champ scores 4 As in HSC exam
    259 10 Swim champ scores 4 As in HSC exam I CiIXGAPORE. Sun—Train--15 ing vigorously for international swimming meets last year didn't stop Sincanore champion swimmer. Alexander Chang Meng Wah (above) member of tne Mviinming Chan family from running up four distinctions in the 19T0 Cambridge Higher School Certificate examination*. Alex, 18.
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    Coconut trunk may be used as a caber
    172 10 SINGAPORE. Sun.—Scottish caber-tosslng champion Bill Anderson's hope of showing his prowess In Singapore may be shattered unless someone comes out with a cabor immediately. Mr. Anderson, who weighs 266 lbs. (120.65 kgs.) and is 6 ft. 3 Ins. tall (1.83 metres), flew
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      Of ancient taboos and the 'in' cant of the unisex
      610 11 Of ancient taboos and the 'in' cant of the unisex I ALWAYS enjoy Nellie Har's breezy "Night Out" column but In her pursuit of words "more pertinent and honest" to call the places where we perform our "inescapable biological functions" (ST.. Feb. 27) she failea miserably with her main choice
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      BUSES: AN ACTION PLAN, NOT PAPER PLAN
      554 11 I REFER to :he letter by "F.YK." headed "The how, where and why of travelling by bus" iS.T., March. 3). Let me. first of all. assure your correspondent that 'he new rationalised bus routes to be introduced on April 11 are based on
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      Other Govt replies
      60 11 I REFER to the letter by Mr. Robert LI under the heading "Dust: The answer is simple" (S.T., Feb. 6). The contractor has been told to dampen the unmetalied road to minimise the dust level and to confine construction work to between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
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      77 11 I REFER to the complaint of mosquito nuisance In Serangoon Garden Estate by "Senior Resident" iS.T.. Feb. 16). Mosquito breedings were detected in the side-pockets of Kensington Park outlet drain and the adjoining canal, tne outlet drain at Colchester Grove/Cardiff Grove and also a septic tank in Serangoon Garden Way.
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      SEX: THE DOCTOR'S ANSWER TO THE JESUIT PRIEST
      353 11 SEX: THE DOCTOR'S ANSWER TO THE JESUIT PRIEST L/ATHKR Keane, a Jesuit priest, should not base his criticisms (Suntimes, March 7) on second hand information. To quote speakers from hearsay and out of context seems to be indulged in more and more by responsible people, k would like to set
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      Delay in exam results: No radio reports
      261 11 Delay in exam results: No radio reports ALL morning on March 4. after reading in the Straits Times that the HSC result.s were expected that day. I tuned in to Radio Singapore's English service hoping to get an overall impression of the results But Radio Singapore completely ignored the results
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      32 11 IT is a pity that the Income Tax Department lacks the sense to curtain the glass-windows of their interview-rooms to bar the waiting-visitors from enjoying the free see-through playlet dumb-shows. RASCHID. Singapore.
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      224 11 See the CLAY-FRAZIERI I FIGHT I ON TV AT I A MING COURT HOTEL I I In the COFFEE POT and the GENGHIS GRILL. I You are invited to drop in and watch SXCITEMKHT rNcw dithe* added l Tuo.. >. ioo n !!^^S Ou, eHicient »em«e W--JJ p m f<>
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      FAIR SHARES
      501 12 The course of the Senate debate on the vital amendments to Malaysia's constitution suggests unanimous approval, completing the passage of the bill through Parliament rather more expeditiously than expected and, in the Dewan Ra'ayat, with a generous measure of support from the Opposition benches. The Democratic Action Party
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      ISRAEL UNDER NOTICE
      368 12 It is most unlikely that an exchange of fire between the Arabs and the Israelis will mark the end of the ceasefire. Egypt had not disclosed its next move hours before the ceasefire was to run out but its reaction to U Thant's appeal to withhold fire
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      AN EXPERT'S COMPLAINT
      107 12 A Colombo Plan expert on Tamil education loaned by India to Singapore has described his three-year stint with the Singapore Education Ministry as "a colossal waste." He says that the inspectorate in th? Ministry had not prepared a scheme of work when he arrived and had still
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    A halt— called to 'brutality' on the campus
    432 12  - A halt called to 'brutality' on the campus HUGH MABBETT By lAKARTA First J the new siudents had to prostrate themselves and kiss 'Mother Earth". Then they were ordered to ciawl through a rruddy drain towards the back of the campus where further indignities awaited them. Mapram, student initiation, at
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      NOT FOR HOBBY'S SAKE
      117 12 /"tOME, come Mrs. Leong\j Soh, why don't you Just take a walk to the Botanies and if you are 'lucky' enough to experience an attack by the monkeys. (S.T. March 1) then let us hear you talk. Cruelty and kindness cannot simply be measured. It Is
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      RUNAWAY AT CAUSEWAY
      61 12 AT THE Johore Bahru Customs check t>oint there Is a special lone for bicycles and motorcycles. I have. many times seen car drivers being stooDed from soing through this particular lane. But. on Wednesday last week I saw a car passing; through this lane without even storming
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    Britain's tough immigration bill
    877 12 NEW POLICY TO KEEP OUT 'PERMANENT COLOURED RESIDENTS' NO ENTRY HERE! THE BRITISH Government's new Immigration Bill entrenches all the worst features of current British policy, including the racial ones introduced by Labour in 1968, and adds some more. Like the 1968 Commonwealth I m mi
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    Back to the barricades in uneasy France?
    743 12 HENRY GINIGER: PARIS FRANCE is in politi- cal, economic and social transition, and demo nstrations by farmers, strikes by miners and other workers, agitation by students and controversy within the government ma J o rity have converged to create an air of disquiet.
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      77 12 .%t Til iW L «ft F L Jrii Seagram's VO. Canadian. It's what you're missing when you just say "whisky. Ask for whisky in most countries, and you'll get Scotch. Which is fine if you like Scotch. Not so fine if you'd like something a Jittk- lighter. Less smoky. Smoother.
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  • Business Times
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      Singapore budget may hurt
      886 13  -  TSAI TAN By L^ROM all accounts r 1971 will be a difficult year and it is well that we lay up a store of fat to meet this lean year. So predicted the former Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, when he was presenting his Budget
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        Danish fairy tales
        74 13 AIRLINES publish their own little travel magazines to popularise those parts of the world where they can fly you to have the trip of your lifetime. Recently Pan-.tms magazine carried an article on Denmark, focussing on Copenhagen the city of Hans Christian Andersons, and all those sexy
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        Of grass and dragons
        118 13 A COUPLE of Sundays ago I was listening to a programme of Latin American music on the radio when I received a jolt strong enough to send me on a trip. The old Spanish favourite La Cucaracha had undergone a metamor- phosis and somehow managed to
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      FOLEX SEEKS LISTING ON EXCHANGE
      652 13  - FOLEX SEEKS LISTING ON EXCHANGE CHEN MENG KONG By pOLEX Industries, an industrial complex in Taiping, is to seek official listing on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. It will offer for sale 4 million shares of $1 each. The company's prospectus will be published on Thursday. Market circles
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      HK labour bill
      267 13 JJONG KONG'S labour department has yielded to protest pressure over clauses in a new trade union bill which seemed to threaten the right to picket. The offending clauses in the Trade Union Registration (Amendment) Bill 1971 have been omitted from the final draft issued this week. The
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      TOP TEN STOCKS TRADED LAST WEEK
      500 13 The following list of stocks tfves the ten most dealt in last week. The list gives the turnover in thousands of units, closing price on Friday and high and low for 1970 and 1971. rpHOSE who are engaged in the tourA ist industry in
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      Aussie investment sound
      258 13 ALL is not lost on the investment front down in Australia claimed an investment expert who passed through Singapore over the weekend. Team leader Don Eglington, managing director of London's leading investment weekly, the Investors Chronicle, and ex-editor of its rival which was taken over about two
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      116 13 flying^ BOAC to London for $1478 v return!* y For some people there is only one airline. If you're a member of a club or organisation, get together with a group of fellow members. For groups of 20 and over- or -40 and over, we offer new concession fares that
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      278 13 Philippines Kstnf 10 Singapore and Indonesia in bid for foreign capital. AU is ready to launch first shipbrr.kin* yard in Malaysia: Plans to set up plastic machinery training school in Singapore. Chromium plating factory -tarts operation; Property column People in business. Page 14. Business Times portfolio; Overseas market report*; Loral
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    PROPERTY
    517 14 SHOPKEEPERS in Singapore who are about to be dispossessed of their property under the Government's Urban Renewal Scheme have often expressed fears that they would be unable to continue their trade for lack of suitable premises. Many of the new projects coming up under the Urban Renewal Scheme are
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    Philippines losing to S'pore in bid for foreign capital
    862 14  -  LEONCIO GOUZAGA By MANILA: When the Philippine Secretary of Finance, Mr. Cesar Virata, recently proposed an agreement among Asian nations on uniform incentives to foreign investors, it was understood that he had in mind Singapore and Indonesia in particular. These two
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    Plan to set up plastic workers training school
    245 14 Plan to set up plastic workers training school TtfISSEI Plastic Industrial, one of Japan's leading manufacturers of plastic injection moulding machines, and its local agent, Honson Industrial Services, plan to set up a technical training school in Singapore. The aim, is to provide basic training in plastic injection moulding machine
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    Chromium plating plant opens
    164 14 Chromium plating plant opens ANEW industry hard chromium plating is starting commercial production in Singapore. Under the guidance of its Japanese partners, Kosai Chromium Works operations will be carried out in two phases at the joint venture company's factory at Kallang Industrial Estate. Initially the company will accept orders to
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    183 14 Mr. James W. Harris will be Dow Chemical Pacific's manager of market development for agricultural products for the South and East Asian regions, including Malaysia and Singapore, from April 1. Mr. Lokc Yeen Low, senior chemist of Sissons Paints (East) in Petaling Jaya, will leave on April
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    ALL IS READY TO LAUNCH FIRST SHIPBREAKING YARD IN MALAYSIA
    424 14  - ALL IS READY TO LAUNCH FIRST SHIPBREAKING YARD IN MALAYSIA HENRY CHANG By THINGS appear set for the launching, after a three-year delay, of the first shipbreaking yard in Malaysia. Plans for the yard, to be run by United Malaysian Shipbreaking, were first mooted in 1968, but had to be
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      194 14 A New Experience.... 6 DC Bs a week to Djakarta Thai International now offer a big-jet service from Singapore to Djakarta. But not just run-of-the-mill DC B's. We've taken some of the seats out to give everyone a few more vital inches of legroom And every flight has seven hostesses
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      251 14 \bur money in Australia I ■■■■■■■■HPT"* Kegisiereu Mortgages on lana ana ouiiaings nave been one of the safest investments over the years, preferred by careful investors throughout the world for the/past century. Australian Housing Mortgages are particularly attractive because of the stability of j the Australian Government and the sound
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      Hong Kong rates
      36 15 On th* trtc •ichanjet marhM in Kong en US 'iuot«d at 6 01 75 foi T.T. I ■i. ***** for e»»h. Sttrhni ni quoted at 14.47 and ont tael of gold at 190.1
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      BUSINESS TIMES PORTFOLIO
      506 15 pROFITS to date in L the Business Times 'ortiolio stand at < 1.370.80 from dividnda received and sales if investments. It is 9 veeks since the portolio was started and tils return on $50,000 s more than investors ould gain in most us markets. U the funds
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      Dividends announced
      90 15 Current payment li. ill. ml Plantation 1» M. Deb. 3V,: Ki-pong Plantation 19'> lilivin Breweries B*^ Metal Bo\ 6%* l'ublic Bank 3V, Selangor Dredging U%* Tronoh Mines 10<~ c < M Hi.ip Seng KK'r t Dale Total foi Total for payable thr year previous year Apr. 21 IOTr
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      Bank Negara statement
      119 15 BANK NEGARA statement of Liabilities and Assets on Feb. 15, 1971. 1 .'ABILITIES: Capital 40.000,000 General reserve 34,597,214 Malaysian currency In circulation $1,131,165,104 DepoMts banks S 181.946.351 Malaysian Government 510.581,698 Other S 225.236.152 Allocation of special drawing rights 125.210.371 O'her Liabilities 161,463,091 Total $2,410,199,981 \W TS: Gold
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      Singapore produce
      376 15 TTHE lack of overseas .'ollow--1 Ing made for ger.erally •ad easier trading in the Singapore produce market .eek. A few Inquiries received m America for pepper dur•he week failed to ira!se In business as local quoted for the various ;md white grades were zh compared to prevallS trends.
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      LOCAL MARKET
      251 15 ACTIVITY on the Stock Kxch.in^c of Malaysia and Singapore continued to contract, but most indices posted marginal uains during the week. Turnover declined to 7.88 million worth SB.Bl million from the previous week's total of 8.1):: million valued at S!t.l7 million. Industrials led the fall, slipping from ti.Ml
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      WORLD GOLD PRICES
      54 15 B'por* (2) 131.50 181. SO (1) Export price to Don-sterling uwi In U.S. dollars per ounce (2) Local dealer* price is Singapore dollars per tan. PrMiy tu.t. London UNCH B«lnit UNCH Hong Kong 40.10 Zurlcb tJNCH UNCH Paris 39.11 Spore (1) 40.30 Thurtrti, •U.S. 38.75 39.10 40.28
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      OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS
      138 15 LONDON: The week was dominated by anxiety over the country's economic situation, with Vehicle and General Insurance's collapse and ICl's cutback In domestic capital Investment contributing to an apprehensive atmosphere. NEW YOBK: Active tradIng pushed both the Dow Jones and Standard and Poor's Industrial averages to record
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      Indices
      74 15 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN Friday 64.26 Thursday 64.26 Week ago 64 62 RUBBERS Friday 171.60 Thursday 171.26 Week ago 170.54 OILS Friday 264.64 Thursday 265.06 Week ago 269.13 INDUSTRIALS Friday 313.5 Thursday 313.8 Week ago 318.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 898.00 Thursday ***** i Week ago 878 83 LONDON
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      364 15 Icastml CASTROL (FAR EAST) PTE. LIMITED We require Graduates 'Protes-sionally Qualified Singapore Citl «ens for he following positions Candidates having passed H S.C i with Technical background <>r Sales experience will be <Uo con sldered iKHNH v. StKVICES Responsible tor Specialised sell I.XGIXhtK ing of the Company? Product.--\»;e: 30 v
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      542 15 A leading European Trading and Manufacturing Company is looking for a SENIOR EXECUTIVE to take charge of their Import Department, which handles a wide range of consumer goods and equipment for the engineering trade A proven ability in the marketing field and administrative experience is vital. The successful applicant must
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      831 15 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD Application* are invited for the following posts on the I scale $900 x AM 1150 1200 v A5O 1400 1450 x AM 1650 1700 x A5O 1850 Point of entry will be dependent on qualifications and experience. A SENIOR OFFICERS 1 Mechanical Civil Electrical Engineers. Pturttctst) in
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    WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
    951 16 AS a service to readers, the Business Times publishes weekly a detailed analysis of some eighty selected shares traded on the Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. The year's high and lows are followed by the weeks movement* in price and turnover with calculated dividend yields and price
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    OTHER CLOSING PRICES
    1007 16 THE following is a list of revised quotations for counter* not included in the above analysis for the week up to Friday Mar. 5 with price movements based on a comparison of last sales on Feb. 26 and Mar. 5 shown in brackets. H. 2.02 2 48
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    CLOSING PRICES
    36 16 RUBBER TIN (per kilo) (per picul) Mar. 1. 98.50 cts. $626 00 2. 98.50 cts. $625 62. 3. 97.75 Cts. $628 62 4 4 97.25 cts. $628.62 5. 97.00 Cts $628 00 6. $630.12*!
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    MEETINGS
    224 16 The following company meetIngs are due: Pauling Tin. Bbd.: Mar. 10. Re^tered Office, 2 Station Road, Ipoh. Perak Raleigh Cycle (Malaysia) Bhd.: Mar. 12, 11.00 am.. Jalan Perbadanan 3 5. Shah Alam Industrial Eitate. Selangor. Malaya Glass Factory Bhd.: Mar 15. 11.00 a.m., Registered Office. Beat 14 Jalan Tampol,
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    DELAYED DEALS
    59 16 Till: week's total delayed trans--1 actions in the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange followed by the percentage in brackets. Mar. 1. 314,000 <21.01 per cent). 2. 486.000 (27 96 per cent). 3. 525.000 '29 92 per cent). 4. 396,000 (26.76 per cent) 5. 357.000 (23.63 per cent)
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    Asian Dollar
    60 16 THE following Asian Dollar rates were quoted on Saturday by Bank of America. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above and hold firm for todays trading. One month 4 1/2 p.c. Two month 4 3/4 p.c. Three month 4 7/8 p.c. Six month 5 1/2 p.c.
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    PALM OIL
    32 16 In London on Friday the price of Malayan S per cent CIF UK N. European porta In bulk, alerting per long ton May waa quoted at £119 00 (S2HS) teller*.
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    SMR BUSINESS
    121 16 THE Singapore Rubber Brokers Association released the following information in respect of business transacted in S.M.R. for the week ending March 5, All differentials are in terras of the corresponding RSS 1 position in cents per Kilogramme. SMR SCV March One ton Pallets 12.50 cents premium traded. SMR
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    New York
    317 16 NEW YORK. Frl— Buoyed by a return of Institutional Investors and some encouraging economic news, the stock market posted a substantial gain In the most active trading of the week. Standard and Poor's Industrial average was up 1.15 dollars near the close at 108.86 —a new 1971 high
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    Local Stock Indices
    61 16 Industrials: Hoteb: Properties: Tins: I rubbers: Mar. 1 147.33 65.78 114.40 (19.06 111 T" Mar. 2 147.86 65.87 114.96 89.21 in i' Mar. 3 Mar. 4 Mar. 5 148.41 148.46 148.49 65.90 65.87 65.95 115.29 115.04 115.77 88.80 88.83 89.39 114.49 114.46 114.46 I* Dec. 30, 1966
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      718 16 NANYANG UNIVERSITY TEACHING APPOINTMENT Applications ore invited from suitably qualified persons for the following posts: College Grade ot Appointment Field of Specialisation (1) ARTS Asscciate/Astistant Field of Specialisation Professor Cultural Exchange Between East ond West; History of Japan, History of Chinese Historiography; Geomorphology; Surveying; Psychology. (2) SCIENCE Associate/Assistant Computer Science,
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      624 16 SHARIKAT JENGKA SENDIRIAN BERHAD' requires a CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER Sharikat Jengka Sdn. Bhd. ls M present engaged in the construction and later will be responsible lor the operation and maintenance of one of the largest integrated Timber Complexes in West Malaysia including major logcing operator. and the operating of a
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    Malays now switch to different jobs
    896 17 K LUMPUR. Sun. TIIK Malays are c I t i n g more diversified in their nomic activities. More and more Malays living up the farms idl fields to en.nto manufacturing, port, construction administrative and rial fields. This was revealed in a socio-economic surreleased
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    Flag selling at airport: DCA criticised
    301 17 Flag selling at airport: DCA criticised SINGAPORE. Sun. lourists and airline oiliciaK have criticised Ucnartment of Civil ttoa for allowing varorcanisations to sell inri fun fair tickets the Singapore airport, i l.umed that this was not only an "eyesore" but 1 .i diplomatic way of iv idling" the public. said
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    HUNT ON FOR LAST SIX MEN OF SMUGGLER GANG
    268 17 HUNT ON FOR LAST SIX MEN OF SMUGGLER GANG SINGAPORE. Sun. Customs officers have stepped up their hunt for six remaining members of a "well organised" gang of smugglers. The gang, according to customs sources, had been active for the past three months. Four members of the gang were arrested
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    Minister visits welfare homes
    58 17 SINGAPORE. Bun. The Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok. will continue his tour of voluntary organisations tomorrow. He will visit the Catholic Welfare Services In Waterloo Street, Singapore Aftercare Association In Dunlop Street. the Kwong Wai Bul Free Hospital In Serangoon Road and St. John's
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    Medical exam
    37 17 SINGAPORE. Sun The University of Singapore School of Postgraduate Medical Studies will hold the M Mcd (Paediatrics) examination from Sept. 6. Details are available from the Secretary. School of Postgraduate Medical Studies. Sepoy Lines, Singapore.
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      966 17 On your TV and radio today 3.N P.M. Opening and General 7.01 Family Affair Wish You SN rM pr Ogriiniße < HosP'ta's Were Here 5 j 5 Pck /^j, U1 Mr D g by Darling ndian Classical Dance 725 interlude 5.38 The Bugaloos Circus Time 0.05 Programme Summary 1 n-
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      Mutiny of the Royal Indian Navy
      400 18  - Mutiny of the Royal Indian Navy N. S. MUTHANA By MUTINY OF THE INNOCENTS by D.C. Dutt (Sindbu Publications. Bom'iay 355) rPHE aloofness of the British and the contempt of Indian nationalists for the two and a half million young Indians who joined the defence forces during the Second World
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      True story of the Pueblo affair by U.S. newsman
      613 18  - True story of the Pueblo affair by U.S. newsman ANTHONY HOWARD By A MATTER OF ACCOUNTABILITY: The True Story of the Pueblo Affair By Trevor Armbrister (Barrie and Jenkins V 3.75) IT IS just three years since the world woke up to learn that a vessel of the United States
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      Novels for profit
      126 18  - Novels for profit GRAHAM LORD By SOME novelists can write a took that is not only good tut that also rnakos money. They are rare. It usually happens that an author has to decide what he wants— cash or Quality. A new bool: demonstrate this dilemma. It is Alistei Macleans
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      A personal survey of the Sixties
      410 18 THE PEDULLI'M YEARS by Bernard Levin (Cape 505.) THE first book from arguably Britain's bestknown journalist is clearly something of an event. From the moment that I originally met Bernard Levin he was always both tempted and tormented by the idea of writing a
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      Acrobatic keeper Lim fails to stop the VCs
      289 23 HAMILTON'S goalkeeper Lim Tow Chong yesterday won repeated applause at Jalan Besar for his acrobatic saves, but they failed to save his side from a 2-0 defeat by Vigilante Corps in their FAS League Div One match. This was a match Hamilton
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      Tourists beat varsity
      216 23 Tourists beat varsity If U ALA LUMPUR. Sun. Uimrrsity of Malaya were unlucky to draw this match 2-2 Ihe Uiurlnß Tenri University of Japan, at Pantai today. Fl.iying their third game in as many days, the tourists earned a draw the hard way. Trailing 2-1 till the 68th minute, Tenrl
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      Prisons edge Perak
      39 23 MALAYSIAN PRISONS beat Perak 1-0 in the North zone final of the FAM Cup at Talping yesterday. Scorer was Sharuddin in the 86th minute. At Kuala Lumpur. Police beat Malacca 3-1 to qualify for the semi-finals.
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      Postals enter semifinals
      54 23 POSTALS Department entered the semi-linals yesterday when they beat Woodbridge Hospit.il 2-1 in a key match of the Singapore Government Services Football League at Farrer Park yesterday. Postals scored through an own goal and Idris Abu. Osman Omar scored for Woodbridge. Public Health also entered the quarter-finals
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      Usha trophy to David Oh
      67 23 DAVID OH won the Usha Trophy with 135 points out of a possible 200 in the skeet shooting competition at Rifle Range yesterday. Second was Peter Ho with 123 points, and third Boey Foo Kee with 118. M. T. Teo won the Yoon Ly Trophy
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      SCRC hand a shock to Naval Base
      303 23 pIANT KILLERS Naval V 7 Base Cricket Club, conquerors of Singapore Cricket Club last week, suffered a shock defeat themselves yesterday when they were beaten by one wicket by SCRC in their Singapore Cricket Association Senior tournament match at Balestier Road. SCRC scored
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      IN MEMORIAM
      65 24 In lovin* memory of the bte Francis Saveriaa. departed on 8 3 60. Lest we forget, here* our epithet to remember one so kind, gentle and true. From all of us ever lovinr you A requitm man will be Mid at 6.00 p.m. on 8/3/71. at the Church
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      Lock icon Everton show Colchester the 'class gap'
      567 24 LONDON, Sun rOLCH ESTER United, the Fourth Division team with delusions of soccer grandeur, were sent crashing back into obscurity when they lost 5-0 to Everton in the quarter-finals of the English F.A. Cup yesterday. After their fifth round victory over First Division leaders
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      The champ smiles through a stream of blood
      130 24 The champ smiles through a stream of blood ROME, Sun. Italys Bruno Ar^ari survived a badly cut eve and a tremendous last minutr onslaught lrom Brazilian challenger Joao Hennuue to retain hii world iunioi welterweight boxing title here last night. The 29-year-old champion ended the fielit smiling through a mass
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      Three for Hartono
      118 24 JABALPUR. Sun Indonesia's All England champion Kudy Harlor.o yesterday Uiuk three title* at an international badminton championship in '.his Central Ina.m. city He beat compatriot Muljadi in Itralgbt Wtl 10-9. 18-15 In the men's singles and went on to win the men's doubles and the mixed doubles.
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      430 24 Ferraris are back in front ranks JOHANNESBURG, Sun. AMERICAN Mario Andrettrs win in the South African Grand Prix here yesterday marks the return of the Italian Ferraris. The stn of the Ferraris was proved by the fact that their team were the only one not to lose a car in
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      Lock icon Gloucester are champs
      43 24 LONDON. Sun. England help Surrey beat i win their first outright English impion* uiiy Bum -.rd the title v.i:h Durham eight w. I owed U ..nd a try, apa;n>t a pei. the devastating forwards. The p;ick don the hn ixjwerRouter.
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      THE RESULTS
      278 24 I Postponed: Wrexham v Brighton. FNG1.ISH FA CIP qLAKTtK-FIWl I Evert on 5 Colchester 0 Hull 2 Stoke 3 Leicester 0 Arsenal 0 Liverpool 0 Tottenham 0 FIRST DIVISION Burnley 0 South'pton 1 Chelsea 2 Blackpool 0 Leeds 1 Derby 0 Man City 0 Wolves 0 Notfm P.
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      THE TABLES
      1086 24 FIRST DIVISION P \V D L F A Pt Leeds 32 22 7 3 56 22 51 Arsenal 30 19 6 5 54 25 44 Clielsea 32 15 11 6 43 33 41 Wolves 32 16 7 9 49 47 39 L 1 'erpool 30 11 13 6
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      West Indies hit new low
      156 25 West Indies hit new low :T OF SPAIN (Trinidad), Sun. The Indies recorded luwest score ever .st India in a Test h yesterday, when were bowled out :4 shortly after tea ie first day of the (i Te.st. previous low— in the Test at Sablna Par* month was 217, also
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      115 25 INDIES l^l INNS I ti-drri.** Ibw A bid Ail 0. i uu.triio c Solkar b Bedi 18. i\ uabmj c Solkar b Prisanna 37. Abid All 7 Sobers b Vrnkut:iraghaBarrett c Solkar b Pra. 8, Findlay b Bedl 1, Holder c Krishnamurthy b Bedi lingiord c Solkar b Pra--25.
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      England recall ailing Cowdrey as prop
      191 25 England recall ailing Cowdrey as prop AUCKLAND, Sun. England were lorced to call on al.ing vicecaptain Colin Cowdrey as they battled to stave off their first-ever defeat by New Zealand on the third day of the Second Test at Eden Park today. Cowdrev soent most of yestcrdav in bed after
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      134 25 ENGI \M) M Inns 3.M m w zi iland ist nnn (208-4 Duulinc c nnd b Underwood 53. Turner c i.nd b Underwood 63. Conrdon b L'nde-.iood 3. Murjan c and b l/nderwood 8 Bur^e* c Edikh b WilLx 104 -hnmpton ibw Underwood 46. Wndsuorth C H.unixshire b Willis
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      Jasbo outstays rivals
      1875 25 RACING with Epsom Jeep Objection! And favourite Hitam Manis II gets verdict from Texas Ranger JASBO, with Peter Moran up, put up a fine staying performance to beat a Class 2 Div. 1 field over lOf at Ipoh yesterday. Jasbo clocked 2min 5 4/5 only a fifth
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      65 25 Ist No. ***** ($7,407) 2nd No. ***** ($1,203) 3rd No. ***** 601) Starters ($B4 each): Nos. ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** Consolation ($46 each): Nos. ***** ***** ***** 35f)27 ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** SPECIAL LUCKY DRAW: Ut Prtoe No. ***** 2nd Prize No.
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      56 25 Lim tfjck A k. president of the Penuny Turf Clu'j. anU his comirittee were all re-elected at the clubs rnnual meeting. Other members of the committee are: Ong Huck Lim. I. K. Cheah. Paji K. Mushlr Anfl. Lee Sailc Kee Dr. Lav Fook Khean. Sen«.toi Haji C. D.
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      710 23 KERAJAAN NEGERI PERAK KENYATAAN TAWARAN faiuun Kerja I'ntuk Mrn(hiiptiskan Lalanc dl-Rancbangan T.inaJj^Pinffir Tawaran'J ada-lah di-pelawu darl kontrekter2 yang berpengalaman untok kerja menghapuskan lalang dengan menggunakan kemia yang tidak berachun (chemical ."-praying using non -poisonous weedicide) di-dalam ranchangan terikut: l>.i> iuli \aina Ranchanfan Lua» Kawjsan Prjabat Tanah yang Lilan K l><
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      753 23 MALAYSIAN GOVKKNMKNT v \M V IN SARAWAK No. 2,71 Applications are irvited from \';-fa>siaii Citizens for the follow- uig post in the Public Trustee De- partment. Sarawak: Post: ASSISTANT PUBLIC TRUSTEE Salary: Division I. Scale A ($750 X 30 870 930 x 30 1050, 1085 x 35 1260 1300 x
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      69 23 HOCKEY Katong District Schools "A" 3rd placing: Kaki Buklt v Maju (Telok Kurau S p.m.). Pa.sir Panjang Schools "B" .semifinals iTanglln 3 p.m.). BADMINTON National schools championships. SOCCER Business Houses League and Cup 3A: Thornycroft v P and N (Farrer Pk). MSA 'C v MC (F 6t N) Div 3B:
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      746 24 IN THE HIGH COI'RT IN MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPI R COMPANIES (WINDING UP) NO. 5 OF 1971. In the Matter of Raw Materials Sendliian Berhad And In the Matter of Section 217(1) (b) of the Companies Act. 1985. Between Vallentlne, Dunne Si Co. Sdn. Petitioners And Raw Material Sdn. Berhad.
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      622 24 SELAN'GOR TURF CLUB NOTICE OF MEETING The Annual General Meeting of the Ordinary Members of the Selangor Turf Club, will be held at the Racecourse. Ampang Road, Kuala Lumpur, on Tuesday the 30th of March 1971. at 7.00 pjn. AGENDA 1 To confirm the Minutes of the Annual Oeneral Meeting
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      444 25 Mizushima is the smallest devote; ing nation on earth If you classify steelworks like countries, we forged ahead with Chiba: the first integrated at 6300t d capacity; Japan's largest continuous of 80kg high-tensile, easy-weldable steel. Chiba is the world's most advanced nation. works built in post-war Japan. casting machine; 160-inch
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      273 26 W. Yasuda driving off the final round of the 1971 Singapore Open Golf Championship. Men who lead the field in Golf wear ROLEX watches CfIHI^KJWS CB^FISHB jmJl!l'l!'i!!!!iliiS3 This was one of the brilliant strokes mL QfiwSu ißnteSv that made him the winner in a toughly ?^BT i^^^^Bflti^ v^H^^Bfc?^ r r^SSP'J
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    426 27 171 H. Yasuda 69. 70. 69. 69 ■32-37). 279 T. Kono 68, 68. 73, 70 (35-35) Peter Thomson 59, 71 71, 68 (35-33;. 280— Hsu Chi San 70. 70. 72, 63 (32-36) Hsu Shenc Sail 69. 74, 68. 69 (34-35). If. Ozakl 75, 68, 71. 68 (35-33);
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    No-risk Yasuda is Open golf champion
    844 27 REPORT by E. FRIDA, MANSOOR RAHMAN and JOE DORAI. PICTURE by MAX KIAN SENG Thomson, Kono tie for second place JT was Japanese professional Haruo Yasuda all the way in the final round of the Singapore Open golf championship over the Bukit course yesterday.
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    Golfers move to K.L. for 3rd —leg
    247 27 Golfers move to K.L. for 3rd leg HPHE Asian golf circuit swings to Malaysia for the third leg when the foreign professionals leave for Kuala Lumpur this morning for the Malaysian Open which begins on Thursday. Japanese pros, who dominated the Singapore Open, will make a determined bid to regain
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    Big cheer for Stewart
    494 27 lIMMY STEWART, the J 15-year-old Singapore schoolboy, received the biggest ovation in the Singapore Open golf championships yesterday when he received the handsome, prestigeous trophy for the amateur title from the president of the Singapore Oolf Association, Chief Justice Mr. Wee Chong Jin. It was a
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    127 28 4 Reds killed in border clash BANGKOK, Sun. Four guerillas were killed and five policemen wounded in a fierce clash in Patani province on the Malaysian border, police sources said today. The sources said the onehour battle took place last Thursday night after 29 policemen chased 15 guerillas from neighbouring
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    29 28 MADAM TEH BENG NEO .i, 7 MaiCfe, leaving ai 1., n^ Kon* Toh Thorn: Temple No. 533 101 mil*;. Yio Chu Rug llo.irt on :> March at 2.00 p.m
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    160 28 TWO HURT AS CAR RAMS STALLS rVO hawkers were injured when this Ford Cortina crashed into their food stalls at Old Airport Road yesterday evening. Lim Cher Huay, 20. a mee-seller. and Wong Yau Tone. 59, a bread-seller were rushed to Outram Hospital where their condition was reported to be
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    Navy foils a pleasure boat blockade
    70 28 Navy foils a pleasure boat blockade TOULON, Sun. The French Navy today (oiled an attempt by pleasure boat owners to blockade this Mediterranean port In protest against a rise In mooring fees. The weekend sailors strung underwater cables between their craft, but navy divers cut the cables to clear a
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    Toh warns: Don't fall into the trap of concrete jungle
    330 28 SINGAPORE. Sun. CINGAPORE must not become another concrete jungle in the fashion of some Western cities, the Minister for Science and Technology, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, warned today "Life in certain metropolises abroad is a very drab affair because many
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    Treaty to bring in more Dutch capital
    226 28 Treaty to bring in more Dutch capital CINGAPORE, Sun. 1:5 More Dutch businessmen are expected to invest in Singapore when an economic treaty is signed between the two countries soon. This wa.* disclosed by Dr. L.J.M. van Son. head of the Netherlands' 25-man trade mission to Singapore and Deputy Minister
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    Lock icon Japanese to climb peak
    47 28 KATMANDU. Sun. A Japanese expedition flew to Pokhara. 60 miles (97 km) west of here yesterday, en route to the summit of the 8.156-metre high Manaslu peak In northwestern Nepal. The Japanese hope to meet a South Korean expedition atop the peak. AP.
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    154 28 SINGAPORE. Sun—Police arrested two more men yesterday and recovered another $2,300 in cash and jewellery in connection with the $30.--000 armed robbery at Dr. Chee Phui Hung's Swettenham Road home last Tuesday. This brings the number of arrests to six and the amount recovered so
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    94 28 'TURN IN 50 DEAD MICE OR GO TO JAIL' JAKARTA. Sun. Farmers in the Simalungun district of North Sumatra have been ordered to turn in 50 dead mice each in the next live months or ro to jail. X ii i ii i news agency said the order was issued
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    51 28 FRANKFURT (West Germany), Sun. Four American military cars went up in flames this morning as a result of magnesium charges attached to them, police here reported. The unoccupied cars, belonging to the Criminal InvestlKation Division, were completely wrecked. Damage was estimated at £3.300. police added.
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    528 28 The TUC puts out plan to solve Britain's ills LONDON, Sun. Trade union lead ers today issued their own prescription for solving the British economic crisis higher welfare benefits and lower taxes for workers so as to generate a new burst of expansion. It was one of many advices being
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    21 28 COLOMBO. Sun. About 300 demonstrators shouting antiAmerlran slogans were stopped by police from marching past the US Embassy today.
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