The Straits Times, 22 March 1971

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    24 1 VERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    US jets hit N. Vietnam
    766 1 US jets hit N. Vietnam 'Protective reaction' raid on communist missile sites SAIGON, Sunday UNITED States warplanes today bombed missile and other antiaircraft sites inside North Vietnam in a "protective reaction" raid following communist firings against American aircraft striking the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Laos, the U.S. Command said.
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    Lock icon McMahon reshuffles Cabinet: 2 sacked
    313 1 \NHI RK Sun.— AustraVy lia's new Prime Minister. Mr. William McMahon, tonight dismissed two ministers who supported his predecessor John Gorton and brought in three of his opponents in a Cabinet reshuffle. But he gave no new post to Mr. Gorton s former Defence Minister
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    Perak reader wins $10,000 contest
    85 1 APERAK reader has won the $10,000 prize in the Straits Times Word Puzzle "J". He is Mr. Leong Wing Fatt, co Malay College, Kuala Kangsar, Perak. He submitted a set of answers to the clues which the adjudication committee held the most meritorious. Winning entry
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    Trench cave-in kills worker
    211 1 By G. OE SiLVA SINGAPORE. Sun. A construction worker was buried alive when a wall of waterlogged earth crashed down on him at a Jalan Boon Lay worksite in Jurong today. Lee Long Kirn, 42, was digging in a 12 ft. trench when about two tons
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    Search for new Irish leader
    347 1 Search for new Irish leader OELFAST, Sun. D Northern Ireland today searched for a new leader as the resignation of Prime Minister James Chic-hester-Clark touched off one of the worst crises in this British province's troubled 50--year history. Major Chlchester-Clark, a 48-year-old former Irish Guards officer with an up-per-class English
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    Exam results
    26 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Cambridge School Certificate examination results arrived here by air last night and will be released by the Ministry of Education tomorrow.
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      HANOI: TWO U.S. JETS DOWNED
      60 1 HONG KONG, Sun. North Vietnamese runners yesterday shot down two United SUtea jet plane, over qua nc Binh and Ha Ttnh provinces, the (North) Vietnam News Afency reported today. The planes were downed when American aircraft raided populated areas In the westera part of the
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      SINGAPORE WIN TITLE
      29 1 KUALA LUMPUR, San.— Blnfapare iron men's Umm till* In Aston Tackwon-do championship* here tonlfhl Malaysia, runners-up, however, finished overall Asian champion. (Champ Melinm: See Pafe 26)
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      Lock icon Why China must be in-by Mr. R
      283 2 jtf R. Gheorghe Radu- lescu, vice-chair-man of Rumania's Council of Ministers, has said that no Important world isues could be solved without China, Mr. Radulescu In Peking for a friendly visit at the head of a Government delegation spoke at a welcome banquet
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      Lock icon Sadat gives chiefs full powers
      558 2 Sadat gives chiefs full powers PRESIDENT Sadat has given Egypt's 24 governors powers to deal with "all eventualities" in their areas, amid growing signs that the Government is losing patience with the slow pace of the Middle-East peace talks. When President Sadat declared two weeks ago that the formal ceasefire
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      Lock icon Rhodesia: Britain spells out terms for new talks
      242 2 ONDON, Sun. Britain has asked Rhodesia for a clear-cut pledge to eliminate certain racial provisions from its Republican Constitution before re-opening negotiations for a settlement of the si-year-old constitutional dispute. Government sources, who reported this last night, said Mr. Lan Smith's breakaway
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      Lock icon TWO IN 5 QUITE READY TO LEAVE BRITAIN
      235 3 TWO IN 5 QUITE READY TO LEAVE BRITAIN I ONDON. Sun.— Two In five people living in Britain would be quite happy to pack their oags and leave, according to a poll published in a British Sunday newspaper. The Sunday Telegraph said a recent Gallup poll revealed that this figure
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      Yick Moo Tao nearly puts the Ngs in trouble
      191 3 Yick Moo Tao nearly puts the Ngs in trouble MEMPHIS, Sun. A Chinese couple here nearly ran afoul of the law recently when they tried to treat an illness with an ancient oriental remedy. Mrs. Franklin Ng, on falling ill. had written to her husband's sister In Hong Kong for
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      Lock icon Wasp protest
      31 3 LONDON. Sun. About 200 anti-apartheid demonstrators marchPd on the Westland hellcopter fpctory near here yesterday in a protest against the hale of Westland Wasp helicopters to South Africa. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Heathrow cracks down on abortion touts
      225 3 Heathrow cracks down on abortion touts LONDON, Sun. A special sduad of airport police is working under cover at Heathrow Airport to trap tout's who move in on forvicn (iris coining to ttiitain tor abortions. Abortions are now legal under Britain's national heath services. But the British Airpor.s Authority move
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      Lock icon Vietcong hit ferry cutting vital highway
      458 3 Vietcong hit ferry cutting vital highway yiETCONG gunners today sank a vital river ferry at Prek Kdam, 19 miles north of here cutting the biggest cross-country road through central Cambodia and breaking the supply lines to important military installations in central and eastern Cambodia The officials responsible for the ferry
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      Mrs. B tells of plot to blast factories
      161 3 f OLOMBO. Sun— Prime Minister Mrs. Sirlmavo B a n d a ranaike warned yesterday that saboteurs were planning to destroy universities and factories in Ceylon. Speaking on the fifth day of a proclaimed State of Emergency, Mrs. Bandaranaike appealed against destructive
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      N. Korea training foreign guerillas ?
      378 4 N. Korea training foreign guerillas NORTH KOREANS have been training 2,000 foreign gueri lias 1,300 from Latin America and 700 from AfroAsian nations it was reported today. Two national dallies in Seoul the Chosun Ilbo and the Hankook Ilbo— said the guerillas, from 25 countries and two resistance organisations, were
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      Tragedy hits family twice in one day
      106 4 ASHLAND (New Hampshire), Sun. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cass wanted their son, Frank, home from Vietnam before their 12 year old daughter. Diana, lost her battle with cancer. They contacted the American Red Cross the night if March 11 to arrange for a
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      Lock icon LANDSLIDE DISASTER AT PERUVIAN MINE
      62 4 DESCUE workers carry a victim's body to higher ground after a landslide sent a wall of water from the lake (in the background) over the Chungar mining camp in Peru. One of those rescued said a vast torrent of water from a lake above the
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      Lock icon Protest plan by farmers
      67 4 BRUSSELS. Sun. Thousands of angry Belgian farmers will take to the streets here on Tuesday in a massive demonstration for higher Common Market farm prices. The farmers' protest, timed to coincide with a crucial meeting of European Economic Community Agriculture Ministers due to nx farm prices
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      Pakistani planes use Gan as refuelling point
      175 4 Pakistani planes use Gan as refuelling point VTEW DELHI, Sun. ■I* Pakistan military aircraft carry ing troops and weapons to East Pakistan are using Gan in the Maldives Group as a reluelling point because they cannot fly over Indian territory, Forreign Office sources said today. The British have a naval
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      Lock icon Margaret's cottage
      53 4 MUSTIQUE (West Indies), Sun. Work on a luxury vacation cottage for Princess Margaret should be finished when she returns next winter to Mustique. her favourite retreat. The one-storey stone house, designed by British architect Oliver Massel. will perch on a remote spot at the southern tip of the
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      Lock icon Anti-war lecture tour plan by Calley
      224 4 Anti-war lecture tour plan by Calley F 1 BENNING. Sun. Lt. William Calle, charged with the mays murder of South Vietnamese civilians in My Lai, said yesterday, if he were acquitted he would ko on a world tour, delivering anti-war lectures. "I'm against all wars," he said. "I'm going to
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      Hanoi polls on April 11
      32 4 SAIGON. Sun. North Vietnam has scheduled its first legislative elections in seven years on April 11 with an announcement that everybody is free to enter the race.
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      176 4 A Gold Mine -THE GOLDEN MILE TOWER A Xl IT A Q^^%/ET TOWER 0F SUCCESS: A commercial complex comprising Iy^ I^l \j II LJk Tj li I of cinema-oum-theatre, shopping centre and offices, is ideally situated in Singapore's glamour landmark The T™LJ CT UC-f^ C^ Golden Mile. Close proximity to
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    FIVE-DAY TALKS ON PROBLEMS OF DEAF
    127 5 FIVE-DAY TALKS ON PROBLEMS OF DEAF SINGAPORE, Sun. Pro- blems faced by the deaf In Singapore will be presented at a five day Commonwe alth Conference on the Deaf to be held in Hong Kong from April 5. Representing the Republic will be a three-member delegation from the Singapore Association
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    British Army to hold
    77 5 exercises SINGAPORE, Sun. British Army personnel will conduct exercises in the Colombo Camp training area in Dover Road from Tuesday to March 30. The times are: March 23 from 10.30 am to 3.30 p.m.; March 24 from 12 am to 1.30 p.m.; March 26 from 8
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    Charity film show
    69 5 BINaAPORE. Bun. The Nanyang University Council will hold a charity premiere of a Mandarin film "The Invincible Eight" at the Cathay Cinema on March 31 at 5.15 p.m to raise funds for the university. Both the Cathay Organisation and Golden Harvest (Hong Kong) Ltd. have agreed to
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    CYMA meet
    27 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Catholic Young Men's Association will hold 1U annual meeting on Wednesday at 5.30 p.m. at the association's premises In Bras Basah Road.
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    Thugs fatally stab youth near bar
    214 5 SINGAPORE, Sunday QFFICERS of the CID were today examining a bloodstained knife which was allegedly used to kill a Malaysian youth outside a Geylang bar this morning. Scores of CID men led by Special Investigation Section officers were at the scene shortly after Low
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    FREE SHOW BY POP GROUP
    65 5 FREE SHOW BY POP GROUP SINGAPORE, Sun. Hundreds of Singaporeans really had things going for them yesterday when these two pretty young Australians, Patsy Wills (left), 19, and Megan Lorimer, 18, and the other six members of their group, "The Going Thing." gave a free performance in an Orchard Road
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    Lock icon Indonesia to train 600 Malaysian soldiers
    166 5 Indonesia to train 600 Malaysian soldiers JAKARTA, Sun. Six hundred Malaysian troops will undergo training in Indonesia this year, Antara news agency reported today. Antara quoting Major Awalludln Hassan, assistant military attache at the Malaysian Embassy here, said the first batch of 150 men would arrive In the near future.
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    Boatman saves woman
    45 5 Boatman saves woman SINOAPORE. Sun. A 35--year-old woman, Oh Soo Hlng, was rescued from the sea oft Clifford Pier yesterday by boatman. Mr. Low Thlan Slong. 36, of Boon Tat Street. She was warded In Outram Hospital where her condition was described as "not serious."
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    DOLPHINS CAN FETCH A HIGH PRICE IN CALIFORNIA: U.S. AQUARIST
    350 5 DOLPHINS CAN FETCH A HIGH PRICE IN CALIFORNIA: U.S. AQUARIST CINGAPORE, Sun. 13 The white dolphins sighted recently off Horsburgh Lighthouse about 35 miles (56 km.) East of Singapore can fetch a fortune in California. This was stated today by the chairman of the American Aquarium Association, Mr. Edward Stockwell,
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    Silver jubilee 'open day'
    53 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Department of Broadcasting will celebrate Its silver Jubilee on April 1 with an "open day" at most of Its studios. The Radio Malaysia studios at Federal House end TV studios at Angkasapurl here will be open to the public from 3 p.m.
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    Fatal road accident
    51 5 KAMPAR, Sun. Badrl bin Abdul Razak, 22. a Malaysian Co-peratlve Insurance Society canvasser who was Injured In an accident late yesterday died In the district hospital here shortly after admission. He was riding a motorcycle when Involved In the accident at the 24th mile Kam par Tapah
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    New Soviet envoy to S'pore arrives
    131 5 New Soviet envoy to S'pore arrives SINGAPORE. Sun. The new Soviet Ambassadordesignatc to Singapore. Mr. B. V. Bexrukavnikov (above) flew in from Moscow today to assume his duties here He said in a brief press statement at the airport: "I have arrived here with a feeling of confidence that the
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    Toto winning numbers
    39 5 SINO\PORE. Bun. The numbers picked In today'? Toto draw No 22 71 were; 37. 42. 45, 31 and 44. The additional number was 32. In the circles draw the numbers plcktd were; 9. 39 and 31.
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    By-election challenge
    46 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. The Johore Alliance today challenged the Democratic Action Party to contest the coming by-election In the Chinese dominated Bekok State constituency. The seat Is being left vacant following the death of Mr. Sim Kirn Chong of the Alliance last Dec. 25.
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    Branch meeting
    31 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. The School Employees branch of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees will hold its annual meeting on Sunday at 10 a.m. at AUPE headquarters In Serangoon Road.
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    Cement output cannot meet demand: Contractors
    304 6 Cement output cannot meet demand: Contractors SINGAPORE, Sunday rpHE Singapore Building Contractors' Society A today said the Republic's three cement plants had misunderstood the "cement shortage problem." A statement from the society said: "The three cement plants' criticism that we are not 'factual and realistic' is unfair. "We are not
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    New C'wealth Brigade chief arrives
    95 6 New C'wealth Brigade chief arrives SINGAPORE, Sun. Brigadier M. J. H. Walsh flew into Singapore in an RAF aircraft today to assume command of the 28 Commonwealth Brigade, comprising at present an Australian and a New Zealand battalion. Brigadier Walsh, who is a veteran of the Malayan Emergency and was
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    Souvenir for Tun from Tengku
    115 6 Souvenir for Tun from Tengku PENANG. Sun.— Tun Abdul Razak will receive a special souvenir In the form of a plaque embossed with a goldplated map of Penang from Tengku Abdul Rahman at a grand Alliance buffet dinner to be held in the Ayer Rajah Road home of the Tengku
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    Flood fund
    34 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. Th« Straits Times has received another $362.30 from the Confederation of Malaysia and Singapore Students Association In North America for the Malaysia Flood Relief Fund, bringing the fund to 13,014.30
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    PRISONER CHARGED WITH THEFT FROM CAR
    142 6 PRISONER CHARGED WITH THEFT FROM CAR SINGAPORE. Sun. Prisoner Tan Ah Chwee, alias Michael Scow. 17, was yesterday charged with theft and housebreaklng committed before he was jailed. He was alleged to have stolen a car cassette player with speakers and six tapes from a car belonging to Mr. Llm
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    Magistrate sent by judge
    59 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. In the Straits Times of March 19 it was reported that a magistrate. Mr. Tan Teow Yeow. was sent to Changi Prison by the Attorney General's Office to record complaints from women political detainees This Is incorrect. The magistrate was asked to do this
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    MP's tour
    36 6 SINGAPORE Sun. The MP for Telok Blangah. Mi N. Govlndasamy. visited his constituents In the Radln Mas and Bukit Purmel areas today to find out their problems in connection with the New Town project.
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    Walk for charity
    100 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. a It was a tiring and thirsty thing to go on a 11 -mile walk in mid morning along Nicoll Drive, Changi. But in tbe end. 20 members of the Royal Air Force Changi's Theatre Club, yesterday found it worth while for on counting up
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    GUPPIES' LONG SWIM TO INTERNATIONAL SUCCESS
    302 7 GUPPIES' LONG SWIM TO INTERNATIONAL SUCCESS CINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore guppy once looked down upon as the common drain fish has swum a long way in the International water of success. Local fancy gupples have won most of the top awards at all the four International shows that the Singapore
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    Deputy Chief Minister
    44 7 PENANO. Sun. A new Deputy Chief Minister for Penang Is expected to be sworn In this week. Sources close to the Oerakan said the new deputy, who will take over from Inche Harun bin Slrat. will be Mr. Ooh Chool Cheng.
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    Three nuns take vows
    55 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. Three nuns took their first temporary yaws at the Canosslan Mission Convent, at Jalan Merbok. Buklt Timah. today. The nuns, Sister Mary Lav. 23. from Malacca, and Sisters Elizabeth Tham. 23, and Sister Cecily Pavii. 22, from Singapore, have undergone a threeyear course In
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    Consultants to 114 US firms set up office in Singapore
    320 7 Consultants to 114 US firms set up office in Singapore CINGAPORE, Sun. Amer-Asia Consultants Inc., a nonprofit organisation for a consortium of 14 American engineering firms, has chosen Singapore as its Asian centre. And in two months, Amer-Asia hopes to undertake an industrial project here for one of its member
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    WHEN A SLIPUP CAN MEAN DEATH..
    240 7 WHEN A SLIPUP CAN MEAN DEATH.. SINGAPORE, Sun. A moment's distraction can mean death in this deadly battle for Ufe. That is why every pair of sparring karate -kas is so closely scrutinised by black belted supervisors in this lethal art where hands and feet can kill more effectively than
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    'Grab and kiss' gang terrorise pretty waitresses
    194 8 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Sun. A "grab and kiss" gang is terrifying pretty girls from Kuala Lumpur and Singapore working as waitresses in restaurants here. The gang wait In dark corners and when the girls pass by after a late night's duty they pounce
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    Police seek owners of stolen articles
    112 8 Police seek owners of stolen articles SINGAPORE. Sun.— Police wish to contact the owners of several articles recovered from a house at Lorong 21A. Oeylang. in connection with a series of housebreaklngs and thefts in the Ceylon «Road. Jalan Perl Kikls. Changl Road and Joo Chlat areas. Two persons are
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    Marriage unites two wealthy families
    179 8 SINGAPORE, Sun. Two wealthy families in Singapore were united today when their children were mar- riedThe families were Mr. and Mrs. Chua Boon Inn, managing director of Cycle and Carriage Ltd., whose daughter Lee Eng, 24, married Mr. Kwee Liong Keng, 26, son of Mr.
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    Lock icon A 'crying toy' and $9,000 stolen from four shops
    273 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. Thieves stole a $20 "crying" toy doll when they took nearly $9,000 in cash and property from four shops in the Lion City Hotel arcade in Tanjong Katong Road last night. The doll belonged to Hua Hua Store, one
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    $40 more for 'Forgotten Ones'
    63 9 $40 more for 'Forgotten Ones' SINGAPORE, Sun. The Straits Times has received another $40 for the "Forgotten Ones" at Dragon Lotus Hill, bringing the fund to $5,230.35. Latest donations came from Mrs. Phyllis Scow $20 and Mr. Scow Khal Mob $20. both from Singapore. Donations to Chew Mcl Hwa Fond:
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    Youth charged with park robbery
    62 9 Youth charged with park robbery SINOAPORE. Sun. Ngoh Tal Haw, 16, unemployed, was charged yesterday with gang robbery on March 1. He MM alleged to have been with five unknown persons when they robbed fnche Hussln bin Blnjari of n:s watch at the Singapore Recreation Club car park in Stamford
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    M-cyclist and pillion hurt
    65 9 SINOAPORE. Sun— A motorcyclist and his pillion were critically Injured when the machine they were riding was Involved In a collision with a car at the junction of To* Payoh Rise and Thomson Road tonight. The rider, Una Scan Tong, 32. and his pillion Kong Yuen
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    Canadian team to boost trade
    244 9 SG-MAN Canadian trade mission flew in from Kuala Lumpur today for a four-day business -opportunity scouting visit. The mission, organised by the Vancouver Board of Trade, is led by its president, Mr. William Hamilton, who is the president of an investment management firm. He said:
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    ROTARATHON RAISES $9,800 FOR CHARITY
    106 9 ROTARATHON RAISES $9,800 FOR CHARITY SINGAPORE. Sun— A total of $9,800 was raised in a charity walk Rotarathon 71 organised by the Rotary Club of Singapore West, at Fairer Park stadium today. The 100 participants comprised mainly Rotarians and their wives and children. The highest sum of $1,858 was brought
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    Hand trapped
    32 9 SINOAPORE. Sun— A Jurong wharf worker, Wee Wong Peng, 30, was admitted to Outram Hospital In a serious condition after his right hand was trapped In a conveyor belt today.
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      128 9 At^ A t^^ Advertisement Bismag Expels Stomach' Wind' Relieves Indigestion Pain And Heartburn In Minutes Bumag is a triple action expeller). Bismag quickly tablet formula, made espec- absorbs burning excess ially to give sure relief acid. Then it breaks up the from stomach wind, painful wind bubbles so that wind
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      203 9 You're looking at 70 cv. ft. of wide open Volvo territory. Hbbbbbbv *^f I||iJiii2HßHai^sC2^^* k **'^'Sfe& *^^££^(«bb^^^^^^^^k %^Pj w M i^M m^^^m H«r^^^il^^^ f^HHHHHBHLWi^i^iA The Volvo 145 station wagon^^gj^flff f*' H^ anc a tne luggage you need for a weekend opens up a whole new holiday in perfect safety. The
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  • Monday, March 22, 1971
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      UNIVERSITY BILL
      491 10 Amendments to the University and University Colleges Bill accepted by the Malaysian Government removed some of the objections to legislation introduced by emergency ordinance after the proclamation summoning Parliament to meet. Apparently it was the Government's intention to forbid kindred university organisations to affiliate for the purpose of
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      HOPE IN PAKISTAN
      249 10 Mr. Zulfikar Ah Bhutto's arrival in the East Pakistani capital yesterday in response to President Yahya Khan's invitation and Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's statement on Saturday that his talks with the President "are progressing" are straws in the wind that raise hopes of an amicable settlement of the
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      WHAT NEXT IN ULSTER?
      215 10 Major Chichester-Clark's resignation as Prime Minister of Northern Ireland was not altogether unexpected. He had always been under some pressure from the Protestant miliUm:* in his Unionist Party to abandon his moderate role and step up the campaign against Catholic extremists. And the pressure has been
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    Sadat: Leader in his own right
    510 10 Sadat Leader in his own right PRESIDENT NASSER'S inheritance, the unfulfilled pledge to restore what was lost in the June War, is a very heavy one. President Sadat, dismissed for so long as a man of little consequence, is bearing it remarkably well. Advised by his Prime Minister, Mahmud Fawzl,
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    DAVID HIRST SUMS up his policy for Egypt
    327 10 DAVID HIRST SUMS up his policy for Egypt gamble for peace, is trying nard to minimise the risKs. His strategy is apparently to spring tne linai peace oacka?e on his neoDle as a fait occompli. Officially the DeoDle known very iittle about all the concessions, he is making to net
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    Will China enter the Viet war?
    851 10  - Will China enter the Viet war? VERY little reliable information trickles out of China these days, but two recent morsels are interesting. First, Chinese officials in Peking have been talking more freely and ominously to Western diplomats about the dangers of the Indochina war. Second, they have been emphasising that,
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      My aunt! What a fire risk in this hall
      156 10 I ATTENDED a performance of "Charley's Aunt" last week at the Panggong Derama in Jalan Bandar and enjoyed the show very much. It was well presented and well acted. However, my enjoyment was tempered by some apprehension for the following reasons:
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      Blackouts in PJ
      70 10 A CORRESPONDENT complains about blackouts in some of the main streets of Petaling Jaya. The main cause of these interruption to electricity supply Is due to fuses blowing as a result of a short circuit. The board is now taking action to clear the tree branches touching
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      65 10 fIN MARCH 15 two friends and I turned up respectably dressed at the Parliament public gallery, eager to listen to sensible discussions of non-sensitive Issues. To our dismay, we were told, that we could not enter as we did not have any neck-ties on. I sa'.d that we couldn't afford
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      55 10 THERE has be?n no full time Dental Officer In Kcmarran for nine months. The people there are suffering, in spite of the visits of a dental officer from Dungun once a week for extraction cases. Many people need fillings and other work and they have to travel to Kuantan, i*
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      103 10 IN THE past 10 years letter rates have gone up by 50 per cent in Singapore while the service has gone down. A letter sent to me on March 8, according to the date stamp, re; ched me on March 10 at 3.30 p.m. The letter informed me to report
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      71 10 "design" suggests an abandoned quarry. And the water gives oft* an odour. Surely we deserve something better than this. DISGUSTED. Teluk Anson. WILL the Ministry of Education please consider Uip plight of DTC trained teachers who marry during the probation period? Our yearly Increments have been stopped; some of us
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      85 10 You can be sure of That is our assurance whan you do business A with us. Whether you are securing a loan Irom us or opening an account, we treat you mf\mm m a 9°°d b* nk should. Fairly and Squarely. jVJUpMIE And fully backed by the ROCK -like solidness.
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      220 10 Wharree Trip to the Sapporo 72 Winter Olympics. Radio Japan announces an essay contest \^M for overseas listeners of its radio M programs. Sponsored by NHK, J.O.C. and Japan Air Lines listeners may choose I^H for their theme either "My Impressions I and Opinions of Japan (or its People)" ■^^■B
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      Bid to curb insurance under cutting
      837 11  -  CEVEN insurance executives in Singapore have been given the job of getting to the heart of the problem of premium undercutting in the industry. They form the special committee appointed by the General Insurance Association recently and have to give their recommendations to the
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      CITY TALK
      168 11  -  CROESUS By Dining Heinz style THOSE gourmets who swear that Heinz baked beans are ideal for tickling taste buds will probably be thrilled to learn that the "beans" manufacturers have become somewhat adventurous in their culinary experiments. Heinz launched a range of four complete meals in a can
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      SHOPPING BASKET
      214 11 NEXT week Business Times will present readers with a new service. It will be aimed at showing the cost of living in a very real way. Monthly a special feature, "Shopping Basket" will be produced. Based on food prices in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur it aims to show
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      TOP TEN STOCKS TRADED LAST WEEK
      117 11 The following list of stocks jives 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. NAME TURNOVER PRICE HIGH LOW HAW PAR BROTHERS 670 50.91
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      Singapore's economy: A decade of remarkable progress
      970 11  - Singapore's economy: A decade of remarkable progress By AUSTIN MORAIS DECADE of remarkable economic progress. That is what Singapore has seen from nervous 1961 to confident 1970. Surprisingly, in spite of considerable Government involvement in the commercial sector, it appears that the free enterprise nature of Singapore's economy has been
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      65 11 ff BOAC fly to Rome, Zurich and Frankfurt as well v as London" For some people there is only one airline. From Singapore we fly to Rome 4 times a week, Zurich 3 times a week, Frankfurt once a week and London 11 times a week. HCJAIT Fly to Europe
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      187 11 IWS ">E An INTRACO-typr trading corporation for the Philippines proposed; Expansii-n at plastic plant in Jurong; Aluminium plant is first projrt of investment programme by Singapore Indians: Property column People In bu&inrss. Paje 12. Business Times portfolio; Overseas market reports; Local market; Commodities. Page IS. New York market; Weekly share
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    An INTRACO-type trading corporation for the Philippines proposed
    389 12  - An INTRACO-type trading corporation for the Philippines proposed JLfANILA: The proposed Philippine International Trading Corporation should be patterned after Singapore's International Trading Company (INTRACO), according to local businessman Eduardo T Kchauz, in a letter published by the economic publication Business Day. The letter was addressed to Mr. Sixto Roxas, president
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    PROPERTY
    598 12 npHOSE in Singapore who have become accustomed to thinking of apartments in terms of six- figure prices may be surprised to hear that flats of the $50,000 to $60,--000 range are still the order of the day. Ong Ban Hong Leong's second phase of development along the Balestier Road
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    232 12 International Business Machines (IBM) has announced the following promotions: Mr. Thomas Chong, from programming supervisor to programming and analytical services manager, IBM Singapore. Mr. Ch'ng Hu Song, from production supervisor to production manager, IBM Singapore. Mr- Michael Lim to data centre operations manager, IBM Malaysia. Mr. Loh
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    ALUMINIUM FACTORY: FIRST PROJECT IN S'PORE INDIANS' INVESTMENT PLANS
    369 12  - ALUMINIUM FACTORY: FIRST PROJECT IN S'PORE INDIANS' INVESTMENT PLANS CHAN BONG SOO By THHE first project in the multi-million-dollar investment programme laid out last year by the Singapore Indian business community is expected to be carried out by June this year. It is to take the form of an aluminium
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    Jurong plastic plant expands
    422 12  -  MOK SIN PIN By (\NE of Singapore's leading plastic product manufacturers, Singa Plastic, has undergone tremendous changes during the last two years. Not only has the company diversified, expanded and streamlined Its operations but It also altered its capital structure. The company, which was incorporated in
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      280 12 The Canola electronic calculator "^k board. Your answer to the formulae researched and developed by Canon #1 £^k shown below needs no more than a few now unveils the second generation s*B I ?< I touches of the keyboard with the electronic calculator the Canola %M Canola 164 P. Certainly
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      137 12 HwBIImH Discotheque. Take a voyage into an exciting new world. In an atmosphere of man's misty maritime past, swingers can groove to the 'now' music on the Chinese Junk. Enjoy mystical cocktails like the 'High Lama' or the swashbuckling Pirate' in a Portuguese Fishing Boat or the French Man-of-War. Or,
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      Asian Dollar
      59 13 mHE following Asian Dollar 1 rates were quoted on Saturday by Bank of America. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above and hold firm for today's trading. One month 4 3/4 p.c. Two month 4 13/16 p.c. Three month 4 7/8 p.cSix month 5 7/16 p.c.
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      BUSINESS TIMES PORTFOLIO
      406 13 il/TTH most of the portTf folio's funds committed in the market and sentiment dull the team on Friday decided to sit tight. The total cost of Investments to date has been $42,816.30. leaving $7,183.70 on deposit with a bank. Added to this sum Is the $1,370.80 earned
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      Hong Kong rates
      39 13 On the free •letMrm* marktt In Honx Kong on Saturday the U.S. O*aar was quoted at 6 ***** for T.T. end 0.***** for oath. ttirhni was quoted at 14.51 and tn* taal of gold at 2*1.873.
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      PALM OIL
      31 13 In London on Friday the price of Malayan 5 per cent CTF UK/N. European ports In bulk. •terllnK per long ton l&iy June »v quoted a* fUB ($285) Klleri.
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      BANK'S INVESTMENT GUIDE TO PENANG
      213 13  -  HENRY CHANG By HTHE First National City 1 Bank has brought out the first of a proposed series of guides on various parts of Malaysia offering promising investment opportunities. The 10-page booklet, "Investment Guide to Penang," will supplement its recent guide to Malaysia as a
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      Dividends announced
      80 13 Aokam Tin Hupatrick'i Keaanf Tin Prrf. K. L. Keponc M»Uyan Cabin Sfbuifor Coconut* Setron Stane Darby Tractors Malaysia ICvrent payment 7.5%t S^t IK 15% IM S«fct 10% TE B%t 6%t Date Total for Total for payable the year previous year May 11 30% Apr. M 15.5% 15% 15%
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      Singapore produce
      324 13 •pHE return of wme overseas buying Interest made for til-round steadiness in the Singapore produce market last week. Pepper firmed on U.S. forward purchases of the black grade, mainly for the April/ May shipment. This also prompted some short-cover-ing by local dealers. On balar.ee prices of the various
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      LOCAL MARKET
      304 13 rE listing of two new issues on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore last week found a market generally too tired as a result of last month's bullish activity and wary of fresh commitments. The trend was easier. Throughout the period, slow liquidation was evident particularly in
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      OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS
      289 13 LONDON: The market was quiet ahead of the UK budget with prices tending to drift lower on lack of Interest. The national engineering strike against the Industrial Relations Bill Induced caution for most of the week but prices firmed latterly following the TUC's decision not to support
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      279 13 SHELL EASTERN PETROLEUM (PTE) LIMITED have vacancies at Pulau Bukom for MECHANICAL DESIGN DRAUGHTSMEN Candidates must: (a) possess o Cambridge School Certificate and Singapore Polytechnic Diploma or equivalent in Mechanical Engineering (b) have had 2 to 3 years practical working experience Preference will be given to those with process piping
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      515 13 M invites applications for the position of INTERNAL AUDITOR QUALIFICATIONS: Applicants should have a recognised accountancy qualification and have two years post qualifying experience in auditing preferably in a public accounting firm. SALARY: $850.00 per month rising by annual increments of $50.00 to $1650.00. Applications containing full personal particulars including
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      613 13 1~~~~ I RS| SINGAPORE k Pglll ARMED FORCES I ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS 1. Applications are invited rrotn suitably qualified persons for appointment to supervisory/ Instructor posts in the electronic trades In the BAP Training 2. Successful candidates may be given advanced training either abroad, or locally to qualify as specialists in
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    WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
    942 14 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 movements in price and turnover with calculated dividend yields and i
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    OTHER CLOSING PRICES
    1009 14 rl following is a list of revised quotations for counters not included in the above analysis for the week up to Friday Mar. 19 with price movements based on a comparison of last sales on Mar. 12 and Mar. 19 shown in brackets. 11. 2.02 2.48 2.30
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    CLOSING PRICES
    35 14 RUBBER TIN (per kilo) (per plcul) Mar. 15. 102.75 cts. $643 62 H, 16. 104.75 cts. $646.25 17. 105.50 cts. $647 37'; 18. 106.00 cts. $648.00 19. 106.50 cts. $645.12 i 20. $649.62-.
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    FORTHCOMING MEETINGS
    282 14 The following company meetIngs are due: Malayan Cement Bhd.: Mar. 26. 12 noon. Registered Office. Rumah Harlmau. 468 Jalan Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur. Yeo Hiap Seng Ltd.: Mar. 26. 12 noon. Room 301, Chinese Chamber of Commerce Building. Hill Street. Singapore 6. National Industries of Singapore Ltd.: Mar. 29.
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    New York
    343 14 •^"EW YORK. Frl— The stock market finished the session lower, but managed to show a moderate gain (or the week. Near the close. Standard and Poor's had lost 26 cents to 111.10 dollars, but (or the week was up about 1.50 dollars. At the bell, the Dow Jones
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    SMR BUSINESS
    109 14 THE Singapore Rubber Brokers Association released the ■I following information in respect of business transacted in S.M.R. for the week ending March 19. All differentials are in terms of the corresponding RSS 1 position in cents per Kilogramme. SMK 5«JV SMR 5L SMR 5 SMR 10 SMR 20
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    Local Stock Indices
    58 14 Industrials: Hotels: Properties: Tins: rubbers: Mar. IS 148 02 65.89 114.48 89.63 114.78 Mar. 16 147.94 65.64 114.48 89.99 114.76 Mar. 17 Mar. 18 Mar. 19 148.07 147.83 147.71 65 64 65.66 66.66 114.48 114.56 114.40 89.87 90.00 90.15 114.49 114.46 114.43 Dec. 30, 1966 100 Dec.
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    WORLD GOLD PRICES
    53 14 11) F.xport price to non-iterlinr area* in r 8. dollars per ounce (2) Local de«len price In Singapore dollan per tad. London Ftirut Hongkong Zurich Parla Epor* (2) IU.S. 3* 95 39.30 40.30 fnch. Unch. 39.22 4055 SO s. 39.00 39 35 40.24 34.95 I 39.05 I
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    DELAYED DEALS
    46 14 T»HE week'a total delayed trailA tactlons in the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange followed by the percentage In bracket*. The week's total was 1.199.000; average percentage 19.52. 18. 271,000 (19.74 per cent). 17 344.000 (27.60 per cent). 18. 270.000 (20 83 per cent)
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      703 14 ENGINEERING INDUSTRIES DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (A division of the Economic Development Board) The Engineering Industries Development Agency (EIDA) established primarily to provide supporting metal engineering services and skill development facilities to Industries. Invites applications (or the following senior appointments: (1) GENERAL MANAGER The General Manager will be In overall control of
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      201 14 CHANGE Of ADDRESS WOH HUP (PTE) LTD., SINGAPURA DEVELOPMENTS (PTE) LTD., will move to: GOLDEN MILE SHOPPING CENTRE, BEACH ROAD, SINGAPORE 7, TEL: ***** (3 LINES), As from 23rd March 1971. Please direct all correspondence to the New Address. FOR SALE We have two units NCR ACCOUNTING MACHINES and two
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      406 14 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT KI'ALA LUMPUR OMPANIES WINDING UP NO: 6 OF 1971 In the matter of •IOIIAMED NASIR SAWMILL SENDIRIAN BERHAO AND in the matter of the Companies Act. 1965. ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE is hereby giver- that a Priiucn for the Winding- up of ihe
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    Professor urges better service conditions for doctors
    434 15 4 VISITING asso■**ciate professor in surgery from New Zealand said today that the staff and standard of medical care in government hospitals here were impressive, but the conditions of service and facilities should be improved. Mr. W.A.A.G. Macbeth. 40, from the University of
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    BUSMAN KILLED IN M-CYCLE CRASH
    104 15 BUSMAN KILLED IN M-CYCLE CRASH A BIS driver, Ong Aik Cheong. 42. was killed in this accident on Saturday night when the motorcylcle he was riding was involved in a collision with a British Army Land Rover which later landed on its side at 9th mile Yio Chu Hang Road.
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    Detention laws needed, says Wong
    467 15 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Minister for Home Affairs, Dr. Wong Lin Ken, tonight explained the rationale behind political detention in the Republic. He was clarifying why it was necessary so as to remove misrepresentation about the Government's rehabi 1 i t a tion programme. He said
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    Jaycee chief
    33 15 SDJOAPORE, Sun— The president of the Junior Chamber International, Mr. Graham Sinclair, will visit Singapore on Thursday. He will discuss the Jaycees' plans for new programmes during his two-day stay here.
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      935 15 POn your TV and radio today ■^Ul^.H^. 61|.li,|.|liy.I M 3.M P.M. Opening 7.65 First Commonwealth Table- S.N Programme Summary 6.62 Programme Summary IM fn^rn?«-W'r Tennis Champ.onships (3rd fJS Pok Ami* 6.64 Lancer 3.25 Indiar Classical Dance report) v 5.37 The Bugaloos 9.60 News 3.55 X/y of Events in Singapore IM
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      Why no outcry over cruelty towards man?
      250 16 Why no outcry over cruelty towards man? I READ with interest the various comments from members of the public about the killer deer incident and its sequel. I feel that some of the readers had been very unjust in calling the factory workers who handled the deer "bullies" and that
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      89 16 lifE. the residents of Tf Lorong Handalan. off Upper Thomson Road, have been left out from privileges enjoyed by other kampong residents: Our street is not lit there is no drainage system; the road is bad. After a shower the track in Lorong Handalan not only becomes muddy, but the
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      Stock market report in stereo
      463 16 Stock market report in stereo SINGAPORE is fortunate to have FM stereo reception. One only wishes that the programmes selected to fill those few precious hours would reflect some careful thought. Must we have the news and the stock market read ln stereo whether in one language or more? Must
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      REPLIES
      246 16 OLEASE refer to the letter by Mrs. Edna Home and 21 others (ST., March 20) about the death of an old man who was alleged to have been gored to death by a deer and the death of the deer. The cause of death of the old man will
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      62 16 I REFER to the letter by "The Kepeaters" (S.T., March 19). In view of the circumstances the Ministry of Education has decided to extend the registration dates for private candidates appying to take science subjects in the Cambridge HSC examination 1971 and the HSC (Chinese) examination 1971 from March 19
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      104 16 I REFER to the letter from "Concerned Citizen" (S.T.. Feb. 25). He was right ln stating that the public toilets ln the Oeylang Serai area were not properly looked after by the people who use them regularly. In addition, this and other public lavatories have also been subject to acts
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      It's the poor who matter, Mr. Yong
      188 16 It's the poor who matter, Mr. Yong rE reply (S.T., March 19) by Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin to Mr. Hwang 800 Jin (Jalan Kayu) regarding the abolition of the five cents for the first mile was not unexpected. Furthermore Mr. Yorg went on to say that everybody seemed to be
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      120 16 lITITH the dally large number of road accidents we must act drastically to reduce the frequency, If not wipe out altogether. It is worthwhile considering. CANCELLATION of a driver's licence for any road death except suicide. LONGER period of suspension of a driver's licence for causing injuries minimum three to
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      Comfort queries get courteous answers
      104 16 Comfort queries get courteous answers REFERENCE is made to "Low Class Unionist's" complaint (S.T., March 15) on bis havinr received over the telephone a very short reply when he made a phone enquiry He can rest assured that it is not the intention of any of NTUC Comfort's staff to
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      467 16 r SUM NOW WITH JOANNE DREW'S ij I 3rd ANNIVERSARY OFFER I S2 PER TREATMENT PLUS 1 FREE MASSAGE SAUNA A i^ on a programme basis to the first 50 ladies who m L phone or call for an appointment. w^% THIS IS THE LAST WEEK! PHONE OR CALL IN
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      293 16 Straits Times Crossword HI HI Hi 1^ ACROSS 5 Get Nona out ot th« ship 1. Otflcer append 10 back team ptihtps <7> members t6 *i 7 Its about training on leaving Adapted wa'r-.-mp lo ukr school <6> quarter of the fish (6) 8 L**"" to this type «>l 9
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    'Fashion to take pep pill', says soldier
    139 17 'Fashion to take pep pill', says soldier SINGAPORE. Sun. A $105 a month SAF lance-corporal charged with illegally having 45 "pep pills" yesterday said: "It's the fashion these days to take the pill. "I take a tablet a day for the fun of it. The drug gives me an intoxicating
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    S'PORE LAWYERS HAIL NEW WARRANTS LAW IN MALAYSIA
    221 17 S'PORE LAWYERS HAIL NEW WARRANTS LAW IN MALAYSIA SINGAPORE, Sun. The Summonses and Warrants (Special Provisions) Bill, passed by the Dewan Ra'ayat in Kuala Lumpur early last week, was welcomed by legal circles here today as "formally strengthening the bond between the two countries in the administration of Justice." The
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      313 17 GET A GREAT PHYSIQUE NOW AT THE JOANNE DREW HEALTH CLUB FOR MEN 1 Tl Jf i f IW^— r GERMAN HEALTH EXPERT IN ATTENDANCE OPEN INVITATION THIS WEEK Cunther Clomb, German professor of gymnastics is here to give Free Consultation for 1 week only. You are welcome to discuss
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      590 17 STRAITS TIMES WORD PUZZLE < J > The winning entry THE $10,000 prize 2 3 for Straits Times r~~^ Word Puzzle'.]' was l] |M E R RIyI |M A, P| 1 I VIA N I T VI won by: f^i Fatt, c/o Malay Col- r^ P^ legc^Kuala Kangsar, |S W
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      487 17 the child Is not a moron, but perfectly normal, in which case It is unlikely that Its SANITY will be affected. The poor child's VANITY may suffer, however. Preferance for VANITY. J-3:2: "May provide some sort of cover when you're out shooting." "Some sort of cover" Indicates that it is
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    When despotism loses its sway and fades
    126 18 ?i A TALE OF THREE ITIES by Ernst Roth (C&sscl £2.10). ¥>RAGUE. where the auI thor was born In 1896. Vienna and Budapest are the cornerstones of this charming apologia for the late lamented Habsburg Empire in its declining years. Mixing his youthful
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    The secret of Adolf Hitler's meteoric rise to power
    856 18  - The secret of Adolf Hitler's meteoric rise to power EDWARD CRANKSHAW UNMASKED: Two Confidential Interviews with Hitler in 1931. Edited by Edouard Calie (Charto and Wind us £1.25). A BOUT Hitler as na- tional leader and dictator there can be very little more of importance to learn. From the moment
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    Computers are overtaking the human brain?
    354 18  -  GERALD LEACH By rpHE OTHER day a computer expert estimated that the information processing capacity of all the 3,500 million brains belonging to the human race was overtaken by that of the world's computers some time during 1969. He meant the quantity of informmation,
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      226 21 I HHHHH W_ FLOTTA LAURO Y^hßbV^ mbtm wktn nm mnt itiit LOUINS FOt KEELUNB HONGKONG. PUSAN, MANILA fitnoi Ptaini P. S'bm Slnppon RAPIOO lull PENELOPE Atr 21 MajJJ Mq U DIRECT SAILINGS TO THIESTE-VENICE-HAPLES— LEfiHORM— «ENOA. Sinppor* P. S'htir PtoM| CAPRIOLO HaT U/2J UW«YS il TOUR OISPOSAI FOR fREISNI HUOIATIONS
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      484 21 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Messrs. LIM SENG HENG and LIM KAU TEE and LIM CHOONG SING have with effect from 28th February. 1971 resigned as directors and employees of FORTUNA CREDIT (Pte.) LIMITED of 134. Be:angcon Road. Singapore 8 and hence have ceased to have any authority whatsoever
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    In memoriam
    28 22 OUR BELOVED Lim Hock Seng, who suddenly left us without a parting word on 22.3 70 "Snail always cherished In our memory.' loving wife, daughter, Krandchlldren.
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    168 22 FANG: Body of Rev. Fang Ming Teh arrives from Perth to 7 Jalan Sappan, Sembawanc. Tuesday night (March 23rd). Cortege leave* 230 p.m. Wednesday for »ervlce at Urylang Chinese Methodist Cmirch i.ipm and thence to Bidadarl. No wreaths by request. All donations to Fang Ming Teh Memorial Fund. Chinese
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    16 22 SOS.— SAMARITANS *f SINCAPORE Despairing? Tempted to suicide' rind a phone. Ring ***** any time
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      Albert Poon wins Asian Karting Prix title
      271 23 Albert Poon wins Asian Karting Prix title MANILA, Sun. Albert Poon of Hong Kong today took the Asian Karting Prix title with a second win in the two-day meeting. He scored maximum 1,000 points 400 for yesterday's race and 600 more today. Harold Lee. also from liong Kong, was second
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      Zainuddin beats Alan James
      223 23 yAINUDDIN Ishak yesterday avenged his defeat by Alan James in last year's Junior singles championship when he beat his arch rival 6-3, 6-2 to take the Under 19 title in the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association's Age Group championships at Tanglin. Zainuddin was a deserving winner. His
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      Army thrash The Rest
      131 23 BRniSH Army, the 1970 cham- plons. thrashed The Rest by j 104 runs m a friendly cricket match at Gtllman Barracks yesterday. Army scored 143 In 315 minutes and then shocked the formidable Rest side by skittling them out for a paltry 39— their lowest score
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      Hospital held
      34 23 City School of Commerce held fancied Woodbrldge Hospital to a 1-1 draw In their friendly hockey match at Serangoon Road yerterday. Abdul Rahman scored for Woodbridge and Jit Singh for City School.
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      C'wealth T.T. results
      739 23 RESULTS of yesterday's iv matches In the Commonwealth Table-Tennis championships: Group 'A' Singapore bt Nigeria 5-4 (Spore first): Tan Kal Kok bt P Santos 21-13. 9--21. 21-16. lost to W. Dawodu 11-21. 17-21 and beat L. Wilson 22-20. 21-10; Chla Chong Boon bt W Dawodu 21-20, 14-21.
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      Singapore in the final
      460 23 Report by E. FRIDA and G. ROBERT Pictures by "LOW YEW KONG SINGAPORE, favourites England, India and Hong Kong will play in the final round to decide the men's team title of the First Commonwealth Table Tennis Championships. Singapore reached the final round yesterday morning with
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      Today's fixtures
      52 23 Men: 9 a.m. Pakistan v Canada; Australia v Malaysia, New Zealand v Nigeria. 2 p.m. Pakistan v Ghana; Nigeria v Australia, Malaysia v New Zealand, England v India, Singapore v Hong Kong 7 p.m. England v Hong Kong, Singapore v India. Women: 9 ajn. Pakistan v Canada; Australia
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      Indian Open to Marsh
      138 23 NEW DELHI. Sun—Graham Marsh won the Indian Open golf championship today by a single stroke from fellow-Austra-lian David Graham after a tingling struggle over the last six holes. Graham, two strokes behind after the first nine, led by one shot after 17 holes but bogeyed the
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      774 24 Lewis sparkles in Test debut SCOREBOARD W INDIES IST INNS (overnight 231-6) FKIBKRU KS c Abid All b Venkatarajhavan 47 I MtLW r Mankad b Durrani 41 K \MI\I r Krishnamurthy b Brdi 25 LLOYD run out 60 DAVIS Ibw Solkar 34 SOBERS r Venkataraehavan b Bedl 4 I I
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      Aussies 6-2
      24 24 TOKYO. Sun. Australia^ St. George Budapest soccer team defeated Japan's No. 2 national XI 6-2 In their final tour match here today.
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      Scotland rally to a great victory
      225 24 ONDON, Sun— Scotland rallied magnificently to beat England 16-15 in the interiuftional rugby championship match at Twickenham yesterday after being seven points behind with six minutes to go. A try by Christ Rea one minute from the end, converted by Peter Brown, clinched victory
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      497 24 J)ON REVIE last night celebrated 10 years as manager of Leeds in the happy prospect of his team carrying off the English First Division soccer championship for the second time in three years. Goals by Johnny Giles and Peter Lorimer enabled them to
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      THE RESULTS
      293 24 FIRST DIVISION Arsenal 1 Blackpool 0 Burnley 0 Tottenham 0 Chelsea 0 Huddersfield 0 Leeds 2 C Palace 1 Liverpool 2 Derby 0 Man City 1 Coventry 1 Newcastle 2 South'pton 2 Nott'm F 3 Everton 2 Stoke 1 Man Utd 2 West Brom 2 Wolves 4 West
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      THE TABLES
      1067 24 FIRST DIVISION P W D L F APt Leeds 34 23 8 3 59 24 54 Arsenal 32 21 6 5 57 25 48 Wolves 34 18 7 9 55 49 43 Chelsea 34 15 12 7 44 35 42 South pton 33 14 10 9 43 34
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      $30,000 Derby triumph for Forest Jim RACING with EPSOM JEEP
      2603 25 $30,000 Derby triumph for Forest Jim RACING with EPSOM JEEP fOREST JIM, brilliantly ridden by Johnny Miller, won the Singapore Derby over I2f at Bukit Timah yesterday. Second was Man of Honour (K Velu) with ranked outsider Joint Command (T. S. Chiam) third. The favourite Katong View (Johnny Nelson) finished
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      254 25 ELFORD BY THREE LAPS AT SEBRING CEBRING (Florida), 3 Sun. A West German Porsche 917, driven by Britain's Vie Elford and Gerard Larrousse of France, roared home through the darkness to win the Sebring 12-hour sports < ar race here at recordbreaking speed last night The
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      869 25 THE Stipendiary Steward's re- ixiit on tne races at Bukit Tun ah: SAIL'RDAY Race 1: Prior to me aian freciaely iShaaro proved reluctant to go Into his barrier stall. On jumping away Precisely was slow to begin and lost considerable ground. Trainer E. T. van Breukelen was advised
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      85 23 SOCCER— Business Houses League and Cup: Dlv. 3A Tornycroft v MSA (Oeylang), Ming Court v Chartered Bank (Farrer Pic I. Dlv 3B Hilton v G.W. (F and N), Hume v STC (Farrer Pkl, Govt. Services League semi-finals (Jn Besar 5.30 p.m.). Friendly: PARC v Borneo Orovp (Ruklt Chermlm Schools "A"
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    239 26 Woman killed in accident at her favourite 'char siew' stall SINGAPORE. Sun. Every morning at 7.45, mcc seller Madam Lee Woe, 62, would buy her "char siew" (roast sweet meat) from her favourite corner pork stall near the junction of Rochore and North Bridge roads. But her visit today ended
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    86 26 TIANGKOK, Sun.— Muslim i guerillas killed two policemen and wounded two others in an ambush before police overran the guerilla camp in southern Thailand yesterday, informed sources said today. "The guerillas left newlycooked food which was still hot when police captur- ed the camp," the sources said.
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    CALL FOR GOVT INQUIRY INTO TAMIL EDUCATION
    180 26 CALL FOR GOVT INQUIRY INTO TAMIL EDUCATION •SINGAPORE, Sun. The Tamil Reform Association today urged the Government to set up a commission to Inquire into the "affairs of Tamil education in Singapore." It said that this should be done with a view to raising the standard of Tamil education on
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    45 26 MELBOURNE, Sun. Pour people and a baby were rushed to hospital today after a speedIng saloon car crashed through a safety fence Into the crowd watching races at the Calder circuit In Melbourne. No-one was seriously Injured In the accident. Reuter.
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    31 26 DACCA, Sun. West Pakistani political leader Zulflkar All Bhutto arrived here by air from Karachi today for talks with President Yahya Khan on the country's constitutional crisis. Reuter.
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    14 26 The weather outlook for SINGAPORE today from 6 a.m to noon: Fair.
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    Girl's death fall
    57 26 SINOAPORE. Sun. A 17--year-old factory girl was killed when she fell off the nth floor of her Kampong Arang Housing Board flat this morning. Miss Koh Poh Lian, a biscuit factory worker, was found on the ground floor at the back of Block 14 at 7.15 a.m.
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    When the swinging Princess meets the handsome horseman
    333 26 When the swinging Princess meets the handsome horseman LONDON, Sun. Swinging Princess Anne and a handsome British Olympic horseman today were reported more than casual friends. Buckingham Palace denied a Belgian newspaper report that Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip were planning to send their trendy 20-year-old daughter on a world
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      MELINA WEE IS ASIA'S JUNIOR TAEKWON-DO CHAMPION
      548 26 MELINA WEE IS ASIA 'S JUNIOR TAEKWON-DO CHAMPION CINGAPORE and Malaysia shared the major honour after this morning's session of the Asian Taekwon-do championships at Stadium Negara here. Singapore head the medals tally with seven gold*, five silvers and five bronzes. Malaysia were next with 6-7-1. Mellna Wee finished the
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      Poka wins Warren Open golf
      168 26 Poka wins Warren Open golf WILLIAM POKA won the Warren Club Open golf cnamplonsiiip with a five-over-par 71 after a countback from young Jimmy Stewart at Dover Road yesterday. Mike Swarm (8) with a nett 64 won the handicap competition from P. Harvey (9) with nett 66. At Buklt Chermln,
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