The Straits Times, 21 March 1971

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    17 1 The Sunday Times No. 1825 SUNDAY. MARCH 21. 1971 20 CENTS SINGAPORE EDITION Largest sales in SlAsia
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  • Article
    Lee: No US bases
    627 1 Lee: No US bases My policy would be the same with the Russians too, says Premier SINGAPORE, Saturda: MR. Lee Kuan Yew has ruled out US military operational bases for Singapore. In an exclusive interview with UPI president Mims Thomason, the Prime Minister said his policy would be the same
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    Malaysia's neutral SE-A plan 'best way' if...
    344 1 CINGAPORE, Sat. J Mr. Lee Kuan Yew said today Malaysia's proposal for a neutral South-east Asia is the "best answer" for the region provided the Big Powers agree. In an exclusive interview with UPI President Mims Thomason. Mr. Lee disclosed for the first
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    Singapore Hunter pilot dies in crash
    271 1 Singapore Hunter pilot dies in crash SINGAPORE, Sat YOUNG Singapore pilot was killed in an air crash yesterday during a training flight in Britain. Second Lieutenant Yang Scow Kong died when his Hunter aircraft crushed into a hill near his base in North Devon. The Ministry of Defence here, disclosing
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    Saigon troops abandon 2 more Laos bases
    138 1 CAIGON, Sat. South Vietnamese forces have pulled back from two more lire support bases in Laos, code-named Brown and A Loui. a military spokesman said here today. The spokesman said South Vietnamese troops met little resistance from Hanoi troops when they pulled out
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    Five Malaysian soldiers killed in ambush
    169 1 KUCHING. Sat CECURITY forces today shot dead two members of a 20-man communist terrorist grouD which ambushed and killed five members of a convoy along the SemantanBiawak Road near the Indonesian border yesterday morning. The two terrorists were killed about four miles from the
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    $10,000 contest winner
    29 1 ONE reader has won the $10,000 in the Straits Times Word Puzzle "J". The winner's name and the winnine solution will be in tomorrow's Straits Times.
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    TOP SPEAKER SINGHAM IS HERO OF MIDDLE TEMPLE
    333 1  - TOP SPEAKER SINGHAM IS HERO OF MIDDLE TEMPLE HARRY MILLER From LONDON, Sat. A young Singapore law student, Dennis Mahendran Singham. has become overnight a hero to his Inn. the Middle Temple. He was in a two-man team from the Ti-mplr Debating Society uhirh earlier this week won the "Observer
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    Doubling of fees shock for law students
    472 1 I ONDON, Sat. Malaysian and Singapore law students here on private purses are shocked as well as terribly worried by the doubling of fees proposed by the four Inns of Court from the next academic year. Undoubtedly the increase will also be a
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    Motorcyclist killed
    44 1 SINGAPORE. Sat —A motorcyclist was killed when his machine collided with a British Army land rover at 9th mile Ylo Chu Kang Road at 930 tonight. The driver of the jeep and a passenger were Injured and admitted to British Military Hospital.
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    Latest
    84 1 FRAZIER: I'LL FIGHT ALI NEW YORK. S»t.— Hrarj- weight Champion Joe Frailer was quoted today aa saying he was convinced to submit to hospital confinement and to organic tests by a warning he mlfht have a stroke. Frarkr, in a telephone interview with Dick Younc of the "New York
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  • SPOTLIGHT ON WORLD NEWS
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      US-Israeli rift widens as Eban takes harder line
      327 2 US -Israeli rift widens as Eban takes harder line WASHINGTON. Sat ISRAELI differences with the United States on Middle-East peace strategy appeared to have hardened yesterday following a tough stance by Foreign Minister Mr. Abba Eban in talks here with the Nixon Administration. Mr. Eban firmly rejected U.S. suggestions that
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      Lock icon Canvassing for abortions: Surgeon guilty
      165 2 Canvassing for abortions: Surgeon guilty f ONDON, Sat.— A Lon- don surgeon was yesterday found guilty of serious professional misconduct in canvassing for abortion patients through taxi drivers who collected foreign girls from London's Heathrow airport. Dr. Derek Segall, 43. was ordered to be struck off the medical register by
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      Lock icon Quake in Japan
      27 2 TOKYO. Sat. A strong earthquake jolted mountainous Nagano prefecture about 10.13 a.m. today but caused no damage or casualties, the SelsmoloKical Centre reportea. UPI.
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      Lock icon Bhutto warns against sell-out
      688 2 Bhutto warns against sell-out KARACHI, Saturday JHE left-wing Peoples Party of former Foreign Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto has warned against any "sell-out" of West Pakistan in current talks between President Yahya Khan and East Pakistan leaders. People's Party secretary general J. A. Hahim told reporters here yesterday: "We are watchin?
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      Heroin ring leader gets 40 years
      152 2 Heroin ring leader gets 40 years NEW YORK, Saturday. gDUARDO Poeta, described as one of the leaders of the largest heroin ring ever broken in the United State's, was today jailed for 40 years and fined US$3OO,OOO by a federal court here. Argentinian-born Poeta was convicted last February, together with
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      Lock icon treaties deny regroup plan
      49 2 LONDON. Sat. The Daily Mirror reported today that the Beatles plan to regroup with a German-born guitarist in place ji Paul McCartney. The report was denied by a spokesman for the three Beailes who oppose McCartney's attempt to break up the group's legal partnership. AP.
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      Lock icon Curfew in Dacca
      36 2 NEW DELHI. Sat. Several areas of the East Pakistan capital of Dacca were placed under curfew last night 1»>1--lowing clashes between civilians and West Pakistani ;*>!- uiers. the Pressu Trust of India reported Reuter.
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      Lock icon PACKAGE DEAL OFFER BOOSTS OIL HOPES
      299 2 PACKAGE DEAL OFFER BOOSTS OIL HOPES TRIPOLI. Sit A reported "package deal" on. r by Western oil companies to four Mediterranean exporting countries boosted hopes today of a break in the deadlocked oil prit-r talks here. Sources said the offer was understood to have been made at a meeting between
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      British Govt confirms apology by Peking
      131 2 British Govt confirms apology by Peking LONDON. Sat. The Foreign Office last night confirmed a report that China had apologised fo r the sacking of the British mLuton in P King In U67 The reni\. In lir.st editions of thj> D.nly Telegraph, said the apology tl> livered by Chinese Premier
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      Lock icon Convicts on rampage in Auckland jail
      176 2 AUCKLAND, Sat. I Prisoners in Mount Eden jail rioted tonight, starting bonfires in the grounds and throwing petrol bombs. First reports said one warder was injured and the trouble was serious. Extra police were rushed to the prison near the city centre. Passing motorists
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      64 2 Health SECRETS Revealed Many people ate missing wondtrful opportunities in life just because they are always feeling tired and depressed No it is so •asy to led tine again last. Just take Kruschen Salts and soon you willleel really tit and Ire* 'rom aches and pains, ready to live to
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    Just like daddy!
    456 3 IP" THERE wire a Divine Right of Sporting Kingsthen these five lads would be the natural successors to the throne. The aggressive-looking batsman is Kevin Christopher, 12-year-old son of the former Malaysian cricket all-rounder Christie Shepherdson. Kevin's mother Tessy said relay: "He seems i terested in every
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  • PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
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      Mr. Ong's friends think he is kidding
      177 3  - Mr. Ong's friends think he is kidding J.F. AUGUSTIN By SUNGEI PATANI. Sat. Mr. Ong Jco Hong. 55, has succeeded in growing oranges in his Kampong Bengali garden here "For an experiment. I planted four seeds from lii Australian fruit in a rubber latex pail in my garden nine years
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      DESIGNING BLONDE WITH AN EYE FOR TIMBER
      168 3  - DESIGNING BLONDE WITH AN EYE FOR TIMBER LEE FOO SAN By IPOII. Sat. Kirsten Jcrsild is a designing blonde with a difference. As an interior decorator, she specialises in designing furniture and during the past six years has converted a hobhy into a paying speciality. Now holidaying in Malaysia. Miss
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      Singing couple on a goodwill mission
      216 3 Singing couple on a goodwill mission IPOH. Sat. Music brought them together and now as husband and wife they have embarked on a joint goodwill tour to sing their way into the hearts of the people In di Herein languages. He is Syed Hamid bin Syed Hussein and she is
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      77 3 VANTO ACADEMY PETALING JAVA EVENING CLASSES Courses in the following subjects leading to the examinations of the ACCA/ ICWA/CIS /IBA/LCC start in April 1971 1. Accountancy. 2. Business Statistics. 3. Economics 4. Business Administration 5 Ceneral Principles of English Law. 6. English. 7. Structure of Business. 8. Office Practise and
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    S'pores coral garden will be the second in the world
    651 4  -  LIM SUAN KOOI By Spore. Sat CINGAPORE will be the first Asian country and the world's second to have a coral garden for the public's enjoyment. And three years from now. you don't have to be a daring diver to
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    Mortar firing exercises
    39 4 SINGAPORE. Sat.-The Singapore- Aimed Forces will conduct live mortar firing en at the Southern Islands firing range on March 29 from 10 m to 6 p.m. The public Is advised to keep clear of the range.
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    Karate for kids
    34 4 SINGAPORE. Sat —The Chinese YMCA will conduct a second karate-do course for children aged from six to 12 at the association's Palmer Road premises, starting on March 27 at 4 pm
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      573 4 ANOTHER m PROMOTION y P because he had better qualifications v x^ S^^x through STAMFORD COLLEGE A T /> Win success with a better education through spare time 4 tT study with Stamford College. Stamford College home J \Jr I\M 1; study courses are scientifically devised to guarantee A ll
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      305 4 A GREAT TIM LIES IN STORE FDR YOU BALLET MAX LOISIAUX (loy-to) Spectacular the*! Modern Bollrf by pro*ocoli»« French Irmolci! Sheer romance ynvtilid before you. Showtimct: 10 p.m. I 11.45 p.m. Mutic by ttto Romof odd Lot Monileno* plus the Fishermen Coll Mci-Lmi 363*22 tor rcMrvatiom I*4/170 Clemcnceau Avenue. TOMORROW
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      970 4 On your TV and radio today 10. DO A.M. Opening and the lack La Tennis Championships— 2nd 2.4S P.M. Programme summary of the Pirates Lanne Show report (English commentary 2.47 Toto Results 7.1S My Friend Fhcka A Gwd 10.2S Pesta Pop (repeat) with Chinese summary) 3.1S John Gunther's High Road—
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    The only way out in Singapore...
    240 5 The only way out in Singapore... RAHIM: NO CHOICE BUT TO KEEP UP WITH PROGRESS SINGAPORE, Sat THERE is no alternative in Singapore but U> go along with the general stream of progress, the Minister of State. (Foreign Affairs), Indie Rahun Ishak, said tonight. At a get-together dinner at St.
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    BUS COMPANY BOSSES TO DISCUSS SEASON TICKETS SCHEME
    206 5 SINGAPORE. Saturday OUS company bosses will meet soon to discuss D the possibility of introducing season tickets 1 for commuters. The season ticket scheme was suggested In Parliament yesterday by Mr. Ng Yeow Chong (Mountbatten) who outlined its many advantages. The Communications
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    JP among 27 held in police raid on club
    77 5 JP among 27 held in police raid on club TANAH RATA. Sat. A police party from the CID headquarters in Kuala Lumpur, led by Supt. M. Balasundram, raided the Koo Yuen Club here last night and arrested 27 people for gambling. Thost arrested. Including a Pahar.g Justice of the Peace
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    'Punching each other' charge
    43 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Two labourers Ennasumuthu Francis, 19. and Hew Wai Kon. 17. today pleaded guilty to punching each ...or at Canberra Road at the Naval Base three nights ago at 8 45. Bail was allowed pending trial in June.
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    Soldier charged
    50 5 SINGAPORE. Sat Lance Corporal Michael James Arnold of the British Royal Artillery. Nee Soon Camp, was today charged with causing the death of Madam Ang Stew Waay. 57. through a negligent act not amounting to culpable homicide ut Orchard Road on Oct 31 last year. He claimed trial
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    Teacher's tunes
    22 5 SINGAPORE. Sat The Singapore Teachers' military band will play at Macßltchle Reservoir park tomorrow from 530 p.m to 6.30 pm.
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    Customs gate foils escape bid
    172 5 Customs gate foils escape bid JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. 0 A desperate bid for freedom by two young would-be smugglers was foiled by customs officers here this morning. The youths drove in from Singapore at about 9 and were checked by customs officers at the import bays. They said they had
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    DID YOU SEE THIS HIT-AND-RUN ACCIDENT?
    80 5 DID YOU SEE THIS HIT-AND-RUN ACCIDENT? SINGAPORE. Sat— Police have appealed for eyewitnesses of a hit-and-run accident In Geylang Road last night. A police spokesman today said the vehicle failed to stop after knocking down and seriously Injuring a woman, Yong Mul Yth, near the junction of Lorong 24 and
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    Body of S'pore pastor to be flown back for burial
    230 5 SINGAPORE. Sat The body of the Rev. Fang Ming Teh. a senior pastor of the Chinese Annual Conference. Methodist Church In Malaysia and Singapore, will arrive In Singapore from Perth by i BOAC at 7.30 on Tuesday night The funeral
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    Pink poppies that bloom for the illegal opium trade
    1519 6  - Pink poppies that bloom for the illegal opium trade JOHN HUGHES J^^^^^J^J^jj^o^^fl^^^^^^^^Q^googf^jjß/^nßßKKKßKKtnilßßß^B^Uiß^B^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^*^^^^^^^^ m^^^^^^^ m^^^^ m^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ By •A centre of the world's narcotics racket is Turkey, from which 80 per cent of heroin used in the United States comes. In this article, Christian Science Monitor editor, John Hughes tells how the
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      367 6 Next week: Raid on a heroin 'factory' mm needs a new public relations man Most people think India is hot and dusty. People fly over India every day. Jaipur the jewel centre of the world. The truth? On your way to Europe, the historical, Mahabalipuram offering the wonders India is
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      103 6 THE PLACE TO STAY IN fjj BANGKOK ,4 >Jk Mart .(<..«..,;< ?*£*•>».___-,% 3 and bui.Mii cantar «^g £^*+^**.'~-^Z r 1/^ lit <tnt.oll r olr- -i M^^^^i^^fcfc conditioned room! BHtaMMlMtf «Hh »ir,t do. i •acilitlat Courm«t rattayrafil and cottaa houtt Ceiy Bar eochtoil lounge and nlant club ftanqyet and convention roomi
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    Precision industry's big leap forward
    704 7 Precision industry's big leap forward Ultra-modern Rollei plant opens in Spore SINGAPORE. Sat 'J'HE opening of Hollei Singapore (Pie.) Ltd. marked a great step forward in the further development of Singapore as a modern precision engineering centre and the beginning of co-operation between Singapore and Germany, the Minister for Finance,
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    PUBLIC SERVICE STAR AWARD TO COMMUNITY LEADER REVOKED
    204 7 PUBLIC SERVICE STAR AWARD TO COMMUNITY LEADER REVOKED SINGAPORE. Sat. The President of Singapore has revoked the award of the Public Service Star (Bintang Baku Masiiarakat) to Mr. Ng Long Kee with effect from March 6. It was announced in the Government Gazette published yesterday. No reasons are given In
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    New patron
    15 7 SINGAPORE. Sat.— President -nearp.s Is now patron of the i^x-Servlces Association of Singapore
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    'Make testimonials issue a must' call by NTUC
    178 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. All future collective agreements between trade unions and managements should have a clause requiring employers to give testimonials to employees who leave their service. 4 labour leader suggested today. The NTUC Secretary for Industrial Disputes. Mr. Chue Shui Him. nit.
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    Bottled toddy now sold in nightclubs
    259 7 Bottled toddy now sold in nightclubs- I^UALA LUMPUR, Sat. Toddy lovers need no longer elbow their way for a daily pint and also keep an eye on the clock. With bottled toddy now on sale in restaurants and nightclubs here, toddy drinkers will be able to enjoy the drink at
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      26 7 JOIN THE CROWD AT OUR SUNDAY SELL-IN TODAY From 10 am 6pm EVERYTHING BUT EVERYTHING REDUCED! DONALD MOORE GALLERIES! Liat Towers, 541 Orchard Road, Singapore 9
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      327 7 EXCITING AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND THERE'S A WHOLE NEW WORLD AWAITING YOU "DOWN UNDER" 1 The Jet Age has brought Australia and New 1 Zealand closer than ever to the Orient. JPJ TRANS TOURS' comprehensive vacation Ffr programme brings to you the opportunity fl| ■to journey into lands of towering mountain
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    S'pore to get extensive credit from US
    196 8 S'pore to get extensive credit from US SINGAPORE. Sat THE United States is expected to provide Singapore with an extensive line of credit to be used for buying American goods and services. This is one of the two principal topics which will be discussed between the president of the Export-Import
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    Hilton man to inspect S'pore project
    83 8 Hilton man to inspect S'pore project SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. Charles A. Bell. Hilton International's senior vice president, will fly in on Tuesday to Inspect the Singapore Hilton. Mr. Bell will be accompanied by several Hilton International executives. Including Mr. Kenneth S. Moss, area vice president (or South-east Asia, and Mr.
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    Course on glass blowing
    47 8 SINGAPORE. Sat —A 12-week scientific glass blowing course, organised by the Adult Education Board, began at the Queenstown Stcondarv Technical School today. The Instructor. Mr. Benny Llm Kok Wan. was trained In the art In North India In 1966 under the Colombo Plan.
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    'Help parents adapt to changes'
    498 8 'Help parents adapt to changes' MRS. ANUAR: OUR TEENAGERS CAN BRIDGE GENERATION GAP SINGAPORE, Saturday SINGAPORE teenagers can bridge the so railed Generation (lap by trying to understand their patents and helping them to adapt to changes that occur in the Republic's process of "modernisation." The director of the National
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    MP's tour
    30 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. The MP (or Telok Blangah, Mr. N. Govlndasamy, will tour Radin Mas and Buklt Purmel tomorrow morning. These areas are affected by the New Town project
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    Malaysia will spend $250 m to improve its airports
    304 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday TOTAL of $250 million will be spent over the next five years to improve airports in the country, Transport Minister Dato Ghani Gilong, disclosed today. The biggest project will be to improve Kota Kinabalu Airport, where S5O million
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    Bomoh offers to 'remove' ghost at airport
    220 8 Bomoh offers to 'remove' ghost at airport SINGAPORE. Sat —Bomoh Taha Suhaimi a wellknown exorcist is prepared help remove the evil spirit at bay of Singapore Airport. The bomch who has been prar. his "art" f< years. said be read with "great interest" t o ri t Straits Tiir.e.s v
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      154 8 p The"See-Through"Look j W i^v Hp You don't have to raise the lid and lose the heat m^V^^^U^^ II to the atmosphere when you want to see what's W_ v >^^ j going on inside. Ju^t look in the see-through lid m A mtt And what you see is always
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    Today's wheels look prettier and stand up to more wear and tear
    860 9 Today's wheels look prettier and stand up to more wear and tear ALLOY ALLIES ON THE ROAD PART ONE LOOK at the wheels c a r s arc running on today and you'll st't 1 how far wheels have evolved since the Stone Age Nowadays wheels are as good looking
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    I spy with my little eye...
    214 9 A RUBBISH cart being rY pushed along in the wrong direction in a oneway street. I thought that they had to obey the traffic regulations, too. HAWKERS pushing their carts all over Orchard Road in the evenings at their own pace, not batting an
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    A tale of wrong numbers, crumpets and cackles
    575 9  - A tale of wrong numbers, crumpets and cackles LAWRENCE BASAPA By J)IAL a wrong telephone number and you could have more than crumpets to crack at tea-time. If you're lucky. A couple of "phonatics" (telephone fanatics) made 50 experimental calls the other day to ask for "Petronius," a name they
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    THE HOUSE THAT WILL FLOAT IN SPACE
    178 9 THE HOUSE THAT WILL FLOAT IN SPACE IT IS hard to imagine men getting undressed and going to sleep in a bed fixed upright against the wall; or, for that matter, bolted upside down on the ceiling. But that is virtually how the crew of America's first space laboratory will
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      129 9 MAMA MIA BUFFET^, As always Sunday 12 noon 2 p.m. Now! Tuesday Thursday 7 p.m. 9 p.m. ft a/jJ«$ Hot tempting Italian buffet > USUAL SUNDAY PRICE OFFER DrWesf Toothbrushes To Clear At 95c Each Ladies' Shoes Sandals Less 20% Baby's Rompers To Clear At 95c Each Ladies' Handbags Lew
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      524 9 TAKE THE fIIRSNIP TO OR FROM EUROPE jyji "'jrf'" 1 lf «V him i f%V-H ft If you are thinking of flying— consider this Our great white liners sail between Australia and England via the Cape. You could go in one. You could enjoy that journey. You could enjoy three
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  • Sunday, March ?1, J971
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      Time for a revision
      204 10 Time for a revision WHEN MPs begin to grouse about rising living costs, thai i.«- tl.e time for any government to sit up and take notice. Parliamentarians, being responsive to Ihe moods of the voters heai rumblings from the- electorate 1 be-fore anybody else docs. That is an important lactor
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      Complaints Bureau
      123 10 /l.\fc ut the vuiues of p uliamentary democracy is that it rirovides tin opportunity for represent* ive complaints of maladministration or Injustice to an effective authority. Hrn Malaysian Government's propos.il Complaints Bureau could be an appreciable addition to the democratic mochineiy although an Ombudsman (which the Government nad
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      $ for $
      71 10 for QINGAPORE'S rew staff training institute partially solves the problem of career development in the civil service-- where abuut halt the officers are relatively untraintd. As Finance Minister Mr Hon Sui Sen i-as laid, there must also be adequate on-the-jo'j training. The civil service has to compete for talen' with
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    Lisa (mother of 3) shocked critics with her superb repertoire
    898 10  - Lisa (mother of 3) shocked critics with her superb repertoire ILSA SHARP Heritage, keynote of delicate portrayals in films by Hong Kong JWENTY years in America has not subdued the heritage of actress Lisa Lu. "Why, I'm more Chinese than Betty Ting Pei," she laughed, pointing to the lovely but
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  • The Jim Gibbins column
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      Study the violin and inspire your boss...
      526 10 \|ISS Rosalie Weili'l hopper wants to be a private secretary. And so she's studying violin. Mr. Bernard Le Koy wants to be a plumber. And so he's swotting up on Shakespeare's sonnets May I explain? Thank you. The two are Americans. Miss Weilhowper
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    Suicides by young are mostly Cupid's casualties
    963 10  -  LAWRENCE BASAPA, far Singapore THEY are Cupid's casualties. Young people, edged to suicide attempts by romantic problems, who wind up more pathetic than pained. •That's just what they want," a psychiatrist said. "They are emotionally insecure individuals in search of attention. "When they
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    TALKING POINTS
    35 10 Law must be the agent of justice, not Justice the servant of law. Lord Samuel That so few now dare to be eccentric marks the chief danger of the time. J. S. Mill.
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  • PEOPLE AND PROBLEMS
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      Doctor (I was private student) is NOT exempt
      885 11 Doctor (I was private student) is NOT exempt Q S. K. of Taiping has just returned from Australia where he worked for two years after graduating as a doctor. "My problem is that I have been told that I will have to work for the Government for at least two
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      Search for long lost brother
      73 11 Search for long lost brother I IM BOON HAI of Singapore Is anxious to contact "long lost brother" Lim Boon Leon* alias Wong Kwong Seng. Boon ll.ii says Boon Leone was born on April 17, 1954 and wa s given away for adoption "due to circumstances beyond our control." He
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    Crucial meeting will decide future of Gammon
    457 11 Crucial meeting will decide future of Gammon SINGAPORE, Sat. I An international I whiz kid in the buildI ing construction in- dustry has his bags packed in London waiting to come Ito Singapore at I the drop of a hat |to assist ill-fated I Gammon to re-estab-I lish itself. I
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    Straits tin price up
    69 11 The Straits tin price in Penang yesterday recovered from the previous day's (all of $2.87 j to record a gain of $4.50 to $649 621 per Picul on an official offering down S tons to 253 tons. Following the overnight London metal Drice rise of £6
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    Customs men seize $12,000 textiles
    108 11 Customs men seize $12,000 textiles DENANO. Sat. Customs officers from the antismuggling division seized more than $12,000 worth of textiles from a sampan during an ambush off Gertak Sansgol last night. Duty on the 24 bundles of textiles was estimated at $3000. The boat, was towed to the Weld Quay
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    Urgent need to dissolve all racially inclined institutions
    184 11 PENANG, Saturday rpHERE is a need for the X Government Co break down barriers in the national education system, Mr Gnulam Sarwar, secretary of the University of Malaya Graduates society, of Fenang, said here tonight. "This can be achieved through the dissolution
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    Clerk jailed for $30,000 forgery
    306 11 Clerk jailed for $30,000 forgery ALOR STAR, Saturday. |f ASHIM BIN AHMAD, former clerk in the Kedah Padi Planters' Association, was today sentenced to 18 months' jail for forging a cheque for $30 which was later cashed for $30,000. Senior Sessions Court president Inche Shaikh Daud bin Haji Mohamed Ismail
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    COUPLE AT ODDS SHAKE HANDS IN COURT
    140 11 BUTTERWORTH, Sat. A couple who had separated today shook hands in court in the presence of former Butterworth Katbi, Haji Abdul Kader. "We have come to a settlement and have agreed to take up divorce proceedings before the Islamic religious court." taxi driver
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      305 11 The Sunday Times Crossword ACROSS 1 Mcrcurous Chlo- DOWN 1. Ud (5): 2. Reveride <7r 7 Parish Driest (5)- re""* l (3): 3. Lawful (S,; rme (7). 7. ransn pnesi ia>. 4. Encountered (3); 5. Stimulates 12 To be in debt i3>; 13. (g); 6. Tardy (4); 8. FrauduVlvaclty (V;
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    A real beachcomber—this nifty number
    527 12  - A real beachcomber— this nifty number CLEMENT MESENAS SEA SPORTS BY A FIBREGLASS FUN CAR IN COLOURS THAT GO PSYCHEDELIC... jy|AKE tracks along the beach with this nifty American number aptly named The Beach Buggy. Just right for Malaysian beaches, those golden stretches without a soul in sight for miles
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    Heatstroke-why forces avoid training at noon
    265 12 Heatstroke-why forces avoid training at noon CINGAPORE, Sat. Body disorders due to the excessive absorption of environmental heat can occur among people in Singapore because of its climate, Captain (Dr.) Lvi Pao Hui of the Singapore Armed Forces said today. According to him, the most dangerous of these disorders Is
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    Tamil association leadership dispute goes to court
    247 12 SINGAPORE, Sat. Six married women Joined forces today with nine men in taking out a writ in the High Court against 15 others in connection with a dispute over leadership in the Tamil Reform Association. The women are Saratha. Manlam, Jenega Maniam. Dcvi
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    Youth remanded on robbery charge
    67 12 Youth remanded on robbery charge SINGAPORE. Sat. A Jobless youth. Oh Hua Meng, 17, was today charged with robbing a schoolboy of his watch at Harvey Road on March 11. He waa alleged to have been with an unknown person when they took the watch from Wong Chee Ming at
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    Lawyer Chan
    34 12 SINGAPORE, Sat— The name of lawyer Mr. Chan Klan Hln wm wrongly given ln today's Strait* Times report of a High Court case as Mr. Chua Klan Hln. The error Is regretted.
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    Weather
    16 12 The weather outlook for SINGAPORE from 6 a.m to noon today Is: late morning showers.
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    THE WAY TO GOODWILL
    79 12 PENANG, Sat There is an urgent need for the Government to eradicate segregationist tendencies and artificial barriers in the nations educational system, Mr. Ghulam Sarwar, secretary of the University of Malaya Graduates Society of Penang. said here tonight. "This can be achieved effectively through the dissolution
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    Be Proud of Your English
    258 12 You are Judged by the Way You Speak and Write Are yon content with tbe way you speak and write? Are you sure that you are not making mistakes that cause people to underrate you? You are judged by your English. Thousands are handicapped because
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      539 12 Sunday. 21st March 1971 has been declared by U Thant as EARTH DAY (which .stands fur conservation and antl-pollutlon) POLLUTION IS A HEALTH PROBLEM Which most people are now aware of because of the publicity It rus been given recently. The Greatest concern has been for the problem of air
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  • WOMEN, HOME AND FASHION.
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      Newsy bits for the with-its
      217 13 ILTIIAI shoes do you wear with hot pants? I asked in fa shionable London. Answer: Those with ankle-strap, with or without wedge-heels. Another bit of INnews came from the women's page of a a London newspaper last week: "Butterflies are alighting all over fashion accessories
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        230 13  -  LEE SU SAN B> A GIRL on the bo, a corn leader, one who stands out in a crowd She is the Aries woman born March 21 to April 20/. She is bold, impulsive, ambitious, creative, Impatient and driven by boundless energy. Action is her keyword and
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        A Lovelier Teenage Skin
        117 13 The radiant beauty of a teenage complexion becomes immediately apparenT when the skin is tonec: with special beauty lemons After normal I cleansing. pat lemon I Delph freshener over your fare and neck as a second thorough cleanse to clear clogged pores and dispel surface bacteria
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        THIS IS ONE BIRD THAT ALWAYS LIVENS THINGS UP
        294 13 her personality can come into play. Her colours are ail shades of red. crimson, rose and pink, but blue and violet will soothe her when she is sick. Her stones are rubies, garnets and bloodstones Her friends are most likely to
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        30-day do-it-yourself beauty treatment
        97 13 I"»UEBLAIN of Paris has worked out a 30-day home vl beauty treatment which makes use of three of its products. For the first 10 nights a preparation called HYDROSERUM is used. It is a liquid to "wake up" tired skin. For the remaining 20 nights EMULSION
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    Pakistan to hold display of industrial goods
    1001 14  - Pakistan to hold display of industrial goods M.S.Islam, By Trade Commissioner of Pakistan in Singapore PAKISTAN will hold an exhibition of its industrial products in Singapore from May 1-15, and in Kuala Lumpur from July 1-15. The exhibition in Singapore will be held in the Great World Amusement Park, Kirn
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    PAKISTAN/SINGAPORE TRADE
    43 14 Value in mi lillion Fear Imports from Pakistan Exports to Pakistan Total trade 964 965 1966 967 1968 1969 1970 9.70 10.79 20.97 38.45 78.46 69-36 54.67 12.32 9.34 14.27 19.96 15.79 18.57 24.37 22.02 20.13 35.24 58.41 94.25 87.93 79.04
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    PAKISTAN/MALAYSIA TRADE
    47 14 Value in million Year Imports from Exports to Pakistan Pakistan I Total trade 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 Jan-Mar.) 5.67 9.51 7.05 7.44 8.13 1232 8.98 MS 11.54 6.00 16.05 9.43 3.20 1.60 15.18 14.49 20.45 15.41 17.54 25.48 4.80 (Latest figures avaUable)
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    Dress a symbol of emancipation for these women
    467 14 Dress a symbol of emancipation for these women A YOUNG woman dressed in something that could pass for a pants outfit, with her hair spilling on to her shoulders, and gogo glasses shading her eyes, swings out of a shop in Karachi's main bazaar. In passing she might brush shoulders
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      99 14 Heartiest Congratulations The Very Best Wishes The Government and People of Pakistan on the occasion of Pakistan Day from ■O||Y|» Bhadelia Industries (Pte) Ltd., 19A, Jalan Jentera, Jurong, Singapore. Monufocturers of Quolty Knitwear, (licenced manufacturers of: BAN-LON sports wear). Congratulations to the I People and Government of Pakistan On the
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      FARMING IMPORTANT TO THE ECONOMY
      1434 15 FARMING IMPORTANT TO THE ECONOMY vlnces of West Pakistan to the extent of Rs 9,800 million, and an overall share of 60 per cent. In the private sector, out of the total Rs. 26.000 million, an investment of Rs 10.000 million will be made in East Pakistan and Rs 16.000
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      281 15 VERY early in her life, Pakistan chose the path of planned economy for quickest development of her resources. This was made necessary because the resources were limited and they had to be applied to select areas after carefully assigning priorities.
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  • A HISTORY OF INVENTIONS
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      643 17 Wright Brothers set European flyers THE first practical aeroplane In history was the Wright brothers' biplane known as the Flyer 111, of 1905. This remarkable machine, the outcome of three seasons of gliding experiments (1900-20). and of two previous powered aircraft (1903-04), was a biplane with a span of 40.5
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      1024 17 __^L__L_____J JrM f A 1 BJI Dv DI II NAYI OR after more money, then some talk of partnership close relationships: you to think seriously about Nov. 22»: You begin the I™J •1.11. IfftlbUn y OU should get It plus if not. may celebrate a marri- money and about ex-
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    399 18 IVDN'T miss "NO OF GRASS" which is a dramatic and an extremely significant film of our time. It tells a shattering story that hasn't happened yet, but which could happen tomorrow. It is fiction but its roots are firmly based on
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    297 18 I DONALD MOORE CONCERTS is presenting Denes S'gmondy (violinist) and Annellese Nissen (pianist) at the Victoria Theatre on Tuesday. The three sonatas of which their programme consists are No. 2 (1922) by Bartok, the one in G. major (opus 78) by Grahms and No. 9 in A major (Opus
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    Talentimers of yesteryear
    55 18 Talentimers of yesteryear VTIIKRE are they now? Fanfare starts a new series featuring the talentimers of yesteryear. Hot Tops— lhe latest on the fashion scene to go with hot pants. Candid shots of the coffee morning crowd at the fight of the century. What is Joe Chandran's other ambition? Find
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    Wiping the grin off champ's face
    256 18 THE GREAT WHITE HOPE" won a Pulitzer prize for playwright Howard Sackler. On Broadway it won two Antoinette Perrys for Best Actor (James Earl Jones) and Best Actress (Jan Alexander). It also won the New York Drama Critics Award. Ii became, during its long
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    Quaich Cup to Sukamoto
    43 19 8. SUKAMOTO won the Quaich Cup with nett 70 at Buklt course yesterday. Chla Soo Hock won the "C" medal with 41 points on a countback from T.M. Tan. The "D" medal went to T.T. Chan with nett 68.
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    India grab six Wl wickets for 231
    573 19 India grab six Wl wickets for 231 (JEORGETOWN, Guyana, Sat. —India grabbed the initiative from the West Indies on the opening day of the Third cricket Test at Bourda here yesterday. The West Indies, trying to level the series after losing the Second Test at Port of Spain last week,
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    SCOREBOARD
    71 19 W. INDIES Ist Inns Fredericks c Afaid AU b Venkatarafhavan 47 Carew c Mankad b Ourran.l 41 Kanhal c Kiishnamurthy b Bcdi 25 Lloyd ran out 60 Davis Ibw Solkar 34 Sobers c Venkatarafhavan b Bedl 4 Lewi* not oat 1 Extra* 19 Total (for 6 wkU) 231 VTkts
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    SRC rout Khalsa 3-0 for their 3rd win
    74 19 SRC rout Khalsa 3-0 for their 3rd win SINGAPORE Recreation Club registered their third win when they beat Khalsa Association 3--0 in a SHA Dlv. 1 match at the padang yesteTtfay. SRC led In the flrst half with a goal scored by Heng Foo Pow off a short corner. On
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    Amateur Melnyk is still the leader
    282 19 JACKSONVILLE. Florida. Sat. Amateur Steve Melnyk was still in the lead at the halfway stage of the U*****,000 Jacksonville Open yesterday, overcoming bad weather which had some of golf's big-r.ame professionals in trouble. Sharing the lead on 137 with Melnyk was defending champion Don
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    Isaksson soars to new world pole vault mark
    199 19 pLEVELAND, Sat. Sweden's KJell Isaksson soared 17 feet. 9 in (5.41 m) in the pole vault at the 31st Knights of Columbus track meet last ni^ht to recapture the World indoor record. Isaksson who stands sft BJin and weighs 145 lbs. cleared
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    NAGOYA TICKETS SOLD OUT
    85 19 NAGOYA TICKETS SOLD OUT NAGOYA. Fri. All 35.000 tickets for the World table tennis championships here. March 28-ADrll 7, have been sold, a spokesman for Japan Table Tennis Association said tcday. An unprecedented number of 58 countries will participate in the championships. Only 50 countries had entered when the draw
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    Swansea win 1-0
    29 19 LONDON. Sat Results of last night's English Football League matches: Dlv. 3 Walsall 0 Swansea 1. Div. 4 Southport 1 Crewe 0 York 2 Stockport 1.
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    Three-match tour by Hong Kong
    79 19 Three-match tour by Hong Kong HONG KONO will play three cricket matches, including a three-day game against Singapore, here later this month. The Hong Kong team, now in Colombo (or a four-match tour of Ceylon, will play SCA President's Eleven on Mayh 30, Combined Services on March 31. and against
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    Tripp hits 97 off tourists
    48 19 SCC beat the Darwin tour team of businessmen by 173 runs in their cricket match on the padang yesterday. SCC 215-2 aec (P. Tripp 97 M. Scrutton 81 not out C Taylor (33) Darwin 42 (Stockman 14 R Stevens 7-13 8. Fuller 3-24).
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    Champ beaten
    28 19 ROTTERDAM. Sat Dutch champion Leyn Loevesljn won an international professional sprint cycle meeting here last nlgtft beating World champion Gordon Johnson of Australia In the final.
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    An old lion' speaks highly of Jim the golfing sensation
    378 19  - An old lion' speaks highly of Jim the golfing sensation ERNEST FRIDA By WHEN an old lion ungrudgingly gives a young lion an accolade it is high praise indeed. The young lion, of course, is Jimmy Stewart, the 15-year-old golfing sensation. And the man who speaks highly of him is
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    Trainer C.B. Teh celebrates 'A' Grade day with a 1-2 finish
    2338 20 Trainer C.B. Teh celebrates 'A Grade day with a 1-2 finish XII Choon Beng celebrated his new status as an "A" Grade trainer by scoring a 1-2 with two outsiders Blue Chips and Miami in the Erst race at Bukit Timah yesterday. Blue Chips, a chance mount for Johnny Nelson,
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    34 20 LLANELLI iWaue.si Sat. France, after leading 9-5 a half-time, failed to hold on t their advantage and were brat en 13-9 by Wales in their B Rugby Union Internationa here last night.
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    303 20 NEW YORK. Sat ROD LAYER, playing with supreme conldence and hardly ruilled, won his 13th consecutive Tennis Champions classic match last night, beating Tom Okker, of the Netherlands, 7-5. 6-2, C-l. The 32-vear-olri Australian earned U5535.000 in JO minutes of work to
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    Forest Jim is just right for the Derby
    228 21  - Forest Jim is just right for the Derby EPSOM JEEP By FOREST JIM has the right credentials to win the $30,000 Singapore Derby over 12f (Race 7) at Bukit Timah today. This Irish-bred six-year-old is on the upgrade; he is nicely weighted; possesses abundance of stamina and has good finishing
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    FOCUS ON FORM
    2544 21 INTELLIGENCE: Made no .sl'owini! iii try top division last week but down in Div. 2 he must have a strong fsy; first b'jme in a Div. 2 bf lace with 8.7 at Bukit Timah in yielding going on Feb 20 but lost the race en an object.on:
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    Melina wins first gold in Asian meet
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    28 22 CHINC KWAI FONC pasird away iMMCfully on 20 3 71 leaving tirhind wife. elKht «ona and thr«r daughters Cort«Kc leaving 257-F Tanglin Halt at 2.00 p.m. 22.3.71
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    Khong routs Alan
    500 22 ASI AN Games representative A Khong Kok Sun, 17, yesterday wrested back the national 100 m breaststroke swim record from his arch rival, Alan Lelah, and settled his superiority in convincing style at Amber Road. Khong, of Anglo Chinese School, led all the way to beat Alan
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    110 22 'TODAY'S fixture: Group A men: 9 a.m. Malaysia v KngUnd Nigeria v Sui faporr. 2 P-m. Malaysia v Pakistan; England v Singapore. 7 p.m. England v Pakistan: Nigeria v Malaysia. Group B: men 9 a.m. Ghana v New 7\ aland; Canada v Hongkong. 2 p.m. Australia v India.
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    All the table tennis results
    660 22 MEN Group "A" England beat Nigeria 5-3 (England first): Trevor Taylor lost to Waidi Dawodu 21-11. 16-21. 19-21. beat Phillips Santor 21-14. 21-19. bt LASsey Wilson 21-9, 21-14; A. Ransome lost to P. Santor 16-21. 16-21. lost to L. Wilson 21-12. 13-21, 10-21; A. Hydes
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    Singapore rout Malaysia 5-1
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    360 22 f ONDON, Sat. Leeds United maintained their six-point lead at the head of the table, recovering after conceding the first goal to beat Crystal Palace 2-1 in their English First Division I League match today. Second in the table Arsenal kept their faint championship hopes alive
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