The Straits Times, 30 April 1971

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    Masthead
    25 1 Average daily certified sale exceeds 200,000 The Straits Times. TJie National Newspaper Estd. 1845 if FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Taiwan: A new shift in US policy
    428 1 Taiwan: A new shift in US policy 'Let Nationalists and Peking talk it over' WASHINGTON, Thursday THE U.S. veered away from its 22-year-old policy of inflexibility on Taiwan, with the proposal that the sovereignty of Taiwan could be settled by direct negotiation between the People's Republic of China and the
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    Lock icon Pakistan, India eager to ease tension
    126 1 Pakistan, India eager to ease tension NEW DELHI, Thurs. India and Pakistan are both anxious to defuse tension before their war of words and nerves get out of hand, according to sources here. A Pakistani High Commission spokesman yesterday denied that talks between the two governments over repatriation of their
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    Lock icon Warning on newsman
    43 1 Warning on newsman CANBERRA. Thurs. The Australian Government had been warned not to continue with lengthy discussions It had begun with a contact close to the Chinese Government about a missing Australian journalist, Francis James, 52, Prime Minister William McMahon revealed today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon MiGs for Ceylon now on flight tests
    110 1 COLOMBO, Thurs— The first of the Soviet MiG-17 jet fighters rushed here following the outbreak of armed insurrection against the Ceylon Government have now been assembled and are undergoing flight tests. Meanwhile, airforce helicopters have begun showering half a million leaflets over Ceylon's
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    One 'Supremo' for all Royal Navy ships by November
    506 1  - One 'Supremo' for all Royal Navy ships by November R. CHANDRAN: By Singapore, Thurs. ROYAL Navy ships throughout the world will come under a "Supremo' in Britain when the Singapore-based Far East Fleet ceases to exist by November. The FEF announced this here today at a farewell Interview given by
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    Top May Day award for former First Lady
    321 1  - Top May Day award for former First Lady JOSEPH YEO By SINGAPORE, Thurs. Puan Noor Aisbah, widow of the late President Yusof, heads the NTUC's first May Day honours list. She gets a "Gold Medal of Honour" for her dedication and public service to some 15 voluntary and charitable organisations.
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    Lock icon Mme Binh raises peace hopes
    521 1 Mme Binh raises peace hopes PARIS, Thurs. Vietcong Foreign Minister Mmc Nguyen Thi Binh today raised hopes of peace in Vietnam with what could be a hint that the Vietcong is willing to accept an unconditional, standstill ceasefire in South Vietnam. Speaking at the 11 lth session of the peace
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    Toto winning numbers
    39 1 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The nunbers picked In today's Toto dnw No. 3371 were 43. 41. 36. 27 and 46. The additional nil Tiber was 44. In the circles draw, the numbers picked were 48, lo and 46.
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    Lon Nol quits
    35 1 PHNCXM PENH. Thurs.—Cambollan Prime Minister Lon Not submitted his final resignation frtm office today and Chief of State Cheng Heng Immediately nominated Deputy Premier Slsowath Slrlk Matak to fill the port— UPl
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      Lock icon PROPAGANDA, SAYS U.S.
      43 1 WASHINGTON, Thurs. —The U.S. State Department denounced as "protacanda" and "nothing new" the Vietcong; statement in the Paris peace talks today that they could have a ceasefire with American troops which did not fire on them— AP. (See this page)
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  • WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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      Lock icon Plot to kill Taiwan deputy PM: Two face charges
      231 2 Plot to kill Taiwan deputy PM: Two face charges NEW YORK, Thurs.— The trial of two men. accused of attempting to assassinate Taiwan's VicePremier Chiang Chlng-kuo here a year ago began yesterday in the Manhattan Supreme Court. Peter Huang, a Columbia University research worker and Tzu-Ua Cheng, an architect, are
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      Lock icon Harakiri by student
      34 2 TOKYO. Thurs. An American student studying Japanese culture dic-d in hospital today after slashing his storhach with a knife. Police identified the youth as Charles Morris Benedict. 25. of California. AP.
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      Lock icon Britain allows Asian girl to Stay
      103 2 I ONDON, Thurs. Britain released an East African Asian girl from jail yesterday and allowed her to -t.iy in the country for three months. Anila Mistry. 22, was detained a week ago after shuttling to and fro between Uganda, Kenya and Britain. Immigration officials
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      Lock icon Emmy awards
      21 2 HOLLYWOOD. Thurs. "The selling of the Pentagon." and actor George C. Scott, have been nominated for Emmy awards. UPI.
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      Lock icon Plea for protection by man who found golden Buddha
      251 2 Plea for protection by man who found golden Buddha \IANILA, Thurs. Finder ot a golden Buddha statue, believed to be part of a Japanese general's burled treasure, has re- quested police protection for his trip north today to identify the artifact now In a court's custody. Rogello Roxas, 27, is
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      Lock icon Westward ho!
      38 2 BONN Thurs. The equiva lent of five East German bngi ad;s 10.573 East German sol- diers have defected to West I Germany since 1956. accrding I t the semi-official West German publication Defence-Political InI formation. Reuter.
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      Lock icon SOON: IT'S MAJOR GENERAL SIRIKIT
      70 2 SOON: IT'S MAJOR GENERAL SIRIKIT BANGKOK. Thurs. Queen Siiikit will be promoted from the rank of Colonel to M:-j >r General of the Armed Forces on June 8 at a telebration marking the 25th enthronement anniversary. Royal Thai Army. Navy and Air Force personnel will participate in a parade Hill
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      Lock icon Neutral ships offer for PoW swop
      482 2 LAIRD TELLS HANOI: LET'S ACT NOW WASHIN GTON, Thurs. Defence Secretary Mr. Melvin Laird said yesterday he has been assured ships of neutral nations are available to evacuate prisoners of both sides in the Vietnam conflict if Hanoi will agree to repatriation to third
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      ENVOY WITH A BUNDLE OF 'DEATH' LETTERS
      102 2 PRTH. Thurs.— When Japan's Consul-General In Western Australia leaves here next month to take up a post in London he will take w.th him a bundle of letters containing the threat "we will Kill you." The deuth threats were received by Mr. Kumao
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      Lock icon 'Go back' shouts to Pakistan team
      483 3 LONDON, Thursday of the Pakistani cricket team were escorted by police last night as they ran the gauntlet of a scuffling, jeering crowd of Bengalis on their way to a reception in London's Mayfair district. Shouts off: "Go back, murderers" and "Pakistani bastards" followed
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      Lock icon 6-MONTH DRIVING BAN ON 'V SIGN MOSS
      79 3 6-MONTH DRIVING BAN ON 'V SIGN MOSS I O N D O N. Thurs. Stirling Moss, the former Grand Prix racing a.c. was yesterday banned lrom driving for .ix months for a traffic offence. Suburban Thames magistrates were told mat the 41 -year-old Mo.-s gave the "V" sign to an
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      Lock icon Plan for Heath Pompidou talks on Common Market
      153 3 ONDON. Thurs. —France and Britain are Informally exploring the possibility of a summit meeting between Prime Minister Edward Heath and President Pompidou on Britain's bid to join EuVopean Common Market, sources said today. No definite plans have been made so far. partly
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      Lock icon Cosmos 409
      18 3 MOSCOW. Thurs. Russia today launched the 409 th sateli lite in its Cosmos series. I Reuter.
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      Lock icon US funds for 'tiger cages'
      44 3 NEW YORK. Thurs. Representative William Anderson (Democrat-Tennessee) said yesterday that US$4OO,OOO of American funds are being used to build 288 additional pit prissons or "Tiger cages" to Hold political prisoners on the South Vietnamese Island of Con Son. —UPI.
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      Lock icon Secrets probe
      37 3 LONDON, Thurs. Both Houses of Parliament yesterday approved the setting up of a Judicial tribunal to probe Into a Government department leak of confidential information about the Impending collapse of a big Insurance firm. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Turkey on alert
      32 3 ANKARA. Thurs. Much of Turkey is under martial law to foil a plot to turn the country into a Maoist communist State. Justice Minister Ismail Arar said today. UPI.
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      Defence: Now Russia makes new offer to U.S.
      397 4 WASHINGTON, Thurs 'THE Soviet Union has 1 proposed to the U.S.. a detailed fiveyear treaty limiting each nations defences against missiles to 100 interceptor missiles to protect the capitals Moscow and Washington. The Soviet proposal ffu offered during the fourth round of
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      Lock icon Report denied
      28 4 ABIDJAN. Thurs. Ivory Coast ofTiculs u.uay denied a repcrt that President Hcuphouet Eoigny had announced that he was accepting an invitation to visit South Alrica. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Deadly haul
      27 4 MILWAUKEE. Thurs. Poice said 200 cyanide pills. u» 3ne of which could cause death n 30 seconds, were stolt'n per :erday from a house. AP.
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      Lock icon Ping-pong 'diplomat' now in show biz
      77 4 ]\'EW YORK. Thurs. Long-haired Glenn Cowan a member of the U.S. table tennis team that travelled to China, has signed a contract for a television series, the "Variety" reported yesterday. The show business weekly said the series would be produced by Youth Marketing Inc.
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      Lock icon Captured Ceylon rebel speaks of 'foreign aid'
      247 4 Captured Ceylon rebel speaks of 'foreign aid' (COLOMBO, Thurs. A young rebel captured by the army said yesterday that he and his comrades were told by their I leaders to expect aid from China and Ncrth Korea. The rebel who claimed he was 16 identified himself as Ratu Dayananda. He
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      FBI get their girl up on a rooftop
      165 4 WASHIXGTOX. Thurs. FBI agents arrested a 19-year-old girl last night on a rooftop near the commune in which she was living and held tier as a material witness for a grand jury in Seattle that is looking into the bombing of the
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      Banzai! Japanese greet Hirohito's 70th birthday
      216 4 Banzai! Japanese greet Hirohito's 70th birthday TOKYO. Thurs. Thousands of Japanese stood under umbrellas in spring rains today to greet Emperor Hirohito with cries or "banzai" on his 70th birthday. The Emperor, who has reigned longer than any living ruler, stood on a covered balcony at the US$36 million Imperial
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      Lock icon GENERAL TELLS OF MURDER PLAN TO WRECK ELECTIONS
      173 4 JAKARTA, Thurs. Ea: Java's military con mander. Maj.-Gen. Wa hoi o. has accused i! communist undergrou: of murder and sabot.n in m attempt to disrut the July general elec tions. Antaia reported today tha General Wahono tol nevsmen in Soerabay that (•ommuni.st
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      Senegal's warning
      37 4 NEV YORK. Thuii Senegal has atked the president of thi UN Security Council to rtiap ;t strong warning' to that it would take whale 1 cr measures necessary to defei,; tv ten. border i I
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      Sailing date
      25 4 ARI'BA. Thuis. liiu 237--man trew ol the lormer luxury liner Queen Elizabeth ductm? final testi on her boilers in preparatiuii lor on Sunday.
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      Lock icon Heroin laboratories found in no-man's land
      530 5  -  THAUNG MYINE By fANG (Northern Thailand). Thurs.— Small laboratories north and cast of this district in the no-man's land where Burma, Laos and Thailand meet are busy converting raw opium into heroin for export to the United States and Western Europe. Hidden Local officials
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      Lock icon Strike traps 80 miners
      50 5 RABAT. Thurs. Eighty miners were trapped at the bottom of a shaft in a pyrites mine, because striking technicians refused to operate the lifts. The operators went on strike after seven miners were dismissed following discovery of damage to air compressor piping in the mine. Reuter
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      Lock icon Polls shock
      28 5 THE HAGUE. Thurs. Holland was thrown into political uncertainty today following the c.rient of the ruling coalition of Catholics. Protestants and Liberals in general elections. Heuter.
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      Lock icon NIXON VISIT TO CHINA NOT JUST YET SAYS ROGERS
      313 5 NIXON VISIT TO CHINA NOT JUST YET SAYS ROGERS LONDON, Thursday. CECRETARY of State Mr. William Rogers said that the United States would "very much favour" "an exchange of journalists, students and professional people with China in the near future. He also said a visit to China by President Nixon
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      Lock icon Expelled diplomat home
      90 5 Expelled diplomat home lONDON, Thurs. A BriA tish diplomat expelled trom Russia arrived home last night on the same plane as his ambassador and both claimed the expulsion to be an act of retaliation. Mr. David Miller, 34-year-old second secretary at Britain's Moscow Embassy, told reporters: "I can only think
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      Politics or sports? It's a May Day poser in Spain
      135 5 Politics or sports? It's a May Day poser in Spain MADRID. Thurs. Are Spaniards politicallyminded or sports-mad? Saturday. M;iv Day. may give the answer. Illegal organisations, opposing the Franco regime, h.ive announced protest (ietnonst rations in the largest cities. Th c (lovernment- owned television system is >ci coning a special
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      Lock icon Biologist's find
      24 5 A NA H EIM (California.). Thurs Alcoholism is assoi luted with damage to a person's chromosomes. according to a Pennsylvania biologist. UPI.
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    Counsel on the modern way of quizzing
    414 6 Counsel on the modern way of quizzing information by air-conditioning' SINGAPORE, Thurs. designed for comfort, has become a modern way of getting information, lawyer Mr. S.K. Lee told the Third District Court today. "It leaves no marks," he added. Mr. Lee, appearing for two shipyard directors charged with corruption, was
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    Explosion on road
    38 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. An explosion was heard tonight at 10 30 in Owen Road. Police found a burnt fuse from a thunderflash which they believed caused the explosion, outside house No. 39. No one was Injured.
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    MP warns youth against theories that bring inaction
    247 6 MP warns youth against theories that bring inaction SINGAPORE, Thurs. Dr. Chiang Hai Dine, MP for Ulu Pandan, tonight cautioned students against being "obsessed with theoretical absolutes to the extent that you are paralysed into inaction." At a farewell get-together at Eusoff CoUege in the University of Singapore, for the
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    Two firms to be honoured by NTUC on May Day
    592 7 FOR PROTECTING WORKERS' SAFETY... SINGAPORE, Thurs. I first two employers here to be honoured by the NTUC tomorrow for maintaining high standards of occupational safety for their workers, are Juronfl Shipyard Ltd. and Mobil Oil Malaya Ltd. both in Jurong.
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    Dud notes case man assaulted, court is told
    247 7 Dud notes case man assaulted, court is told SINGAPORE, Thurs. During his one week remand at the CID, a Jobless man accused of trafficking dud money was assaulted and forced by the police Into signing a statement, a court heard today. This "formal complaint" was made in the First Magistrate's
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    NZ newsmen to visit S'pore
    45 7 SINOAPORE, Thurs. A group of seven New Zealand journalists, Including editors, who are now touring Southeast Asia will arrive here on Saturday for a visit. They will be here from Saturday to May 5 and from May 23 to 25.
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    A 'FRIEND OF LABOUR' MEDAL FOR HER
    115 7 A 'FRIEND OF LABOUR' MEDAL FOR HER MISS Loo Wai Ho is the first woman in the NTUC to be awarded the "Friend of Labour" gold medal in its May Day honours list. The medal, according to the citation published tuday, "is in recognition of her silent devotion, behind the
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    TIMBER LAND GIFT TO BUMIPUTRAS
    85 7 TIMBER LAND GIFT TO BUMIPUTRAS KUAVTAN. Thars. The Pahang Government has allocated 739.000 acres of timber land to be shared among the bumiputras In the State. The Mentri Besar, Tan Sri Haji Yahya bin Mohan)ed Seh, announced this at a Press conference here today. "A total of 14.780 bumipuu.is will
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    MTUC to hold May Day rally
    77 7 MTUC to hold May Day rally KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Malaysian Trade Union Congress will hold a two-hour May Day rally in Petaling Jaya on Saturday. The rally, which will be addressed by prominent trade unionists in English, Malay, Chinese and Tamil, will adopt a May Day declaration. Among other
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    Annual meeting
    24 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Ex-services Association of Singapore will hold its annual meeting at the Drill Hall, Beach Road, at 6 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Rewarding city and the Master Plan
    276 7 Rewarding city and the Master Plan OINGAPORE, Thurs. A rewarding city will only result if the Government uses the Singapore Master Plan with confidence to fashion the city to the desires of the people living in it. "That proposed system (the plan), that piece of equipment, isn't perfect." Mr. E.E.
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      2069 8 Sharikat Harper Gilfillan ■■■■■■■■■■■I Berhad HBHHHHHBHBi Bonus rights issue follows six dynamic growth years IN A CIRCULAR TO SHAREHOLDERS ON APRIL 29, 1971. THE CHAIRMAN OF SHARIKAT HARPER GILFILLAN BERHAD, MR. D. M. BROWN, SAID: On the 24th October last year, I stated that the unaudited Group profit for the
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    FIVE'S THE LIMIT FOR TAXIS, THAT'S THE LAW
    189 9 FIVE'S THE LIMIT FOR TAXIS, THAT'S THE LAW OINGAPORE, Thurs. 0 There is a law in Singapore that specifies that a taxi CANNOT carry more than five passengers. In fact, there is nothing ambiguous about the law either. A Registry of Vehicles spokesman said today that the Construction and Use
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    Riddle of marble tombstone for notorious thug
    207 9 Riddle of marble tombstone for notorious thug DENANG, Thurs. Who erected a marble tombstone for Malaysia's ex-thug No. 1 Lai See Keow at the Mount Erskine cemetery here? This is the question which police are asking following the discovers' of the tombstone with this epitaph, written in Red Chinese characters:
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    Alliance, DAP criticise Al-Atas nomination
    594 9 Alliance, DAP criticise Al-Atas nomination 'SENATOR SHOULD BE A PENANG MAN. PENANG, Thurs GOTH the Alliance and DAP today criticised the State Government over the nomination of Dr. Syed Hussein AlAtas as senator for Penang. The Alliance leader in the State Assembly Inche Ismail Hashim, said it was a shame
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    Campaign to project Singapore's image as Convention Centre
    296 9 Campaign to project Singapore's image as Convention Centre SINGAPORE, Thurs A BIG campaign has been launched to project A Singapore's image as the "Convention Centre of the East." In line with this, the Tourist Promotion Board is actively working on the possibility of setting up a central Convention Unit to
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    Charity film
    37 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A charity premiere of the Hindi film Bandhan" will be held at the Of.laxy Cinema on May 13. It Is in aid of the Singapore Cancer Society and the Kamala Club Building Fund.
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    Theft bid
    45 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Loh Siew Teng. 24. a Joss sticks maker, was today jailed for three months when he admitted attempting to steal a radio from a car belonging to an engineer. Mr. Wong Lok Ban. at Jalan Chempadak on Dec. 11 last year.
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    'USE MORE BAHASA MALAYSIA' CALL TO ASSEMBLY
    128 9 'USE MORE BAHASA MALAYSIA' CALL TO ASSEMBLY PE N A N G Thurs. The reconvened Penang State Legislative Assembly ended a record 12 day session last night with a call by Speaker. Inche Harun bin Sirat, to members to try and make more use of Bahasa Malaysia. He said: "Durinc
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    TTC grads replace relief teachers
    118 9 TTC grads replace relief teachers SINGAPORE, Than. '-'Teacher Training College fraduands have replaced a number of untrained relief teachers in Singapore this week. The Education Ministry's public relations officer Miss Ann Chiang disclosed this today. However, she refused to say how many untrained relief teachers had been ordered to stop
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    MAL may get pilots from MARA
    143 9 MAL may get pilots from MARA IPOH. Thurs.— MAßA Is to train its first batch of plloU who would eventually feed the Malaysia Airlines Limited (MAL) which is scheduled to take to th I air under Its own flag from 1973. About 20 young men are expected to leave for
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      167 9 Fit The word fit means a lot to Berlei. It means that a bra is perfectly designed to make the most of your shape. Not force you into the way the bra wants to go. It means that it will always stay comfortable, because it's designed to fit your body.
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    PSA now using Z-craft to fight oil pollution
    260 10 PSA now using Z-craft to fight oil pollution SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Port Authority is now using an Inflatable craft, usually used for deepsea diving and other sporting activities, to fight oil pollution. Called the "Z-craft," the 12ft. by Bft. (3.7 by 2.4 m.) sleek-looking boat, made of special oil resistant
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    Anson tour
    17 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The MP for Anson. Mr. P. Govindaswamy, will tour his constituency on Sunday.
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    JAYCEES SEEK 4 YOUTHS FOR ASIAN VOYAGE
    122 10 JAYCEES SEEK 4 YOUTHS FOR ASIAN VOYAGE SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Junior Chamber of Singapore is looking for four young citizens to take Dart in a Japanese Jaycers Asian Youth Voyage from June 21 to July 25. Those selected will have a chance to visit Asian countries free of charge. The
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    Vesak Day highlights
    58 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Buddhist Pali Society and the Mangala Vihara (Buddhi£j Temple) ln Jalan Eunos will celebrate Vesak Day at the temple on May 8 and 9. Highlights of the celebrations on May 9 are a candlelight procession at the temple and the distribution of gifts
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    Wine association denies price manipulation by wholesalers
    174 10 SINGAPORE. Thurt rE Singapore Wine and Spirit Merchants Association today "emphatically" denied allegations of price mainpulation by wholesalers. Its president, Mr. Tay Chor Seng, answering a charge made by Mr. Lim Jew Kan. president of the Singapore Public House Owners Association, recently, said:
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    'Bomoh' found dead
    56 10 ALOF STAR. Thurs. Eighty-j ear-old "bomoh." Saad bin Jas n. was today found deud with si ash wounds in a padi field at Kampong Chegar Tunjan;. 80 miles from here Earlier, two men. one carrying a tlood-stained parang had walked into the Tunjang police post si ortly
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    Seminar on ways to aid small firms
    389 10  - Seminar on ways to aid small firms JUDY YOUNG Counsellors, co-ops for better profitability B> SINGAPORE, Thursday. A SEMINAR organised by Small Industries Development Action Group next week will discuss the possibilities of improving tinproductivity of small industries by the setting up of co-operative schemes md the use oi management
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      133 10 Alloy O» n By %\T. liatnlin {V— EI CT ?P)s ...WHATP VtXl I FOUND I ...HELLO, fiUZ! WE WERE JUST THAT'S RIGHT >OUR tc N jV THERE SENPIM AFTER/ WELL,] > fM,MflXfJl...l YOU HEAPING INTO MOO HIGHNESS KXEX K CJL JHE GOES! [THIS TIME?] 1.... TNbTVRKI TWO/ TLOOK YOU UP*
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    Lock icon The shadow of Juan Peron
    1326 11  -  James Neilson less impressive figure in person than in legend By BUENOS AIRES 1" UAN Domin- I go Peron, the over thrown dictator whose shadow has hung over Argentina for more than 25 years, may now be nearer a return to his homeland than at
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      356 11 10 ways the Dale Carnegie Conne helps men and women: AcQuire poise and confidence Soeak effectively Sell yourself ana your ideas Be at your best with any group Remember names Think and speak on your feet Control fear and worry Be a better conversaticnalist Develop your hidden abilities a Wm
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    VILLAGE GIRL WHO WAS DESERTED BY HUSBAND
    147 12 VILLAGE GIRL WHO WAS DESERTED BY HUSBAND SINGAPORE, Thurs. Driver Goh Eng Kenn married a village girl in China 23 years a g 0 then left her there for 10 years. When she rejoined him in 1958. he spent five years with her and had four sons by her before
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    Horsemen escort for Ismail
    53 12 KOTA KINABAI.U. Thurs. Deputy Prime Minister Tun iDri Ismail will bo escorted by 40 hajiiii horsemen from the airport to the Istuna when he rrrnes here on Sunday to begin a four-day \l»it to Sabah Tun Ismnil Hies to Kuching torr.oirow to begin a seven-day tour
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    Is this your VSOP?
    47 12 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Did you lose a 'case of VSOP brandy at the Junction of Paterson MatA and Grange Road today? If so. you may claim it from the finder at Ne Keonc Cm Ti vie s. M Fatcnoa Hill, as soon as possible.
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    Chamber plans trade mission to China
    277 12  - Chamber plans trade mission to China LESLIE FONG By SINGAPORE, Thursday TIIK Chinese Chamber of Commerce plans to send a trade delegation to China to reverse Ihe declining trade between the two countries. It is understood that the visit in six months will be Singapore's first official one to China
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    New post for former Asst Legal Aid director
    107 12 New post for former Asst Legal Aid director SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Mr. N. A. D'Rozario former- ly an assistant director of the Legal Aid Bureau, has been appointed Registrar of Patents His office Is at I Fort Canning. The Subordinate Courts also have a new Registrar. Mr. Chia < Naec Thuang.
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    Suicide
    38 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The state coroner. Mr. Llew Ngik Kee today recorded a verdict of suicide on Lim Tay Lam. 58. unemployed, who hanged himself In his bedroom in Lorong Sepat. off Upper Serangoon Road, on April 12.
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    Kiwi Minister visits NZ armed forces units
    362 12 Kiwi Minister visits NZ armed forces units SINGAPORE, Thurs YEW ZEALAND Defence Minister Mr. David Thomson, who is on a five-day visit to Singapore, today visited members of the New Zealand armed forces units stationed here. Mr. Thomson was flown by RAF helicopter to Cha n g 1 this morning
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    Accident free cyclist not negligent, judge agrees
    228 12 Accident free cyclist not negligent, judge agrees OINGAPORE. Thurs. A O judge accepted a defence argument today that a cyclist, who had a 30-year accident-free record, could not have been negligent in an accident with a scooter rider three years ago. Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah was hearing an accident
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    Housewife gets divorce
    65 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A housewife made a trip jo the Cameron Highlands one day and found that her businessman husband and another woman had booked a room in one of the hotels there, the High Court heard today. Mrs. Lee Ngiam Khun, nee Goh Ah Yew. who was
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    Van driver fined
    47 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A van-driver who collided Into a man In front of the Sepoy Lines magistrate's courts was today lined Sl2O. Ong Kirn Huat admitted knocking the man while turning his van from New Bridge Road to Cantonment Road on Feb. 21 last year.
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    SIX YEARS JAIL FOR HOUSEBREAKING
    105 12 SIX YEARS JAIL FOR HOUSEBREAKING SINGAPORE, Thurs. Lee Kok Seng, 25, was Jailed for six years by the first District Court today for housebreaking and stealing jewellery worth $425 belonging to a housewife. Madam Gan Tuan, of Jalan Korma, Thomson Road, told the court that on Dec. 7 last year,
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    Spirits—so students quit classes
    76 12 Spirits so students quit classes OF.NTONG, Thurv l> \:>out 250 students at the Benus National Secondary School here today n-fused to stay in their classes after what they believed to be "evil spirits" had attacked five of their schoolmates. They panicked after the five girls had suddenly broken into hysterics
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    Let's have a Youth Affairs Ministry, they say
    369 13  -  NANCY BYRAMJI: By Singapore, "Thursday WHAT Singapore TT needs now is a "Ministry for Youth Affairs" at least this is what several leaders of youth organisations think. This was the concensus of youth leaders today, when they commented on a suggestion by
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    670 anti-school fees pupils apologise for striking
    186 13 670 anti-school fees pupils apologise for striking KOTA BHARU, Thursday A DELEGATION from the 670 "striking" antischool fees pupils of the Muhammadi Arabic School here today handed in an apology letter and assured the Kelantan Malay Customs and Religious Council that all pupils would be back in school on Sunday.
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    Photography course
    47 13 Photography course SINGAPORE. Thurs. A 10-session photography course lor beginners will be held by the Chinese YMCA from May 4. Mr. Tan Teng Chao. a member of the Photographic Society of Singapore, will conduct the course every Tuesday. Fees are $15 for members and $20 for non-members.
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    Sheares for film show
    50 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. President Sheares will attend the charity premiere of the film Too Late the Hero" at Capitol Theatre on May 12. The show is being organised under his patronage by the Lions Club of Singapore. Juronn. to rate lvi.di, lor the Jurong I n Creche,
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    Divorce for hotel director
    209 13 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A hotel director who has not seen his wife for the past 13 years was granted a divorce on the grounds of desertion by the High Court today. Lim Tek, who married Chang Li Huang in Swatow, China, in 1936 and has five children,
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    Week's visit by director
    50 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs The managing director of Exim Credit Management and Con--1 sultants of London, Mr. R. A. Dickinson. arrives here tomorrow for a week's visit. He will look into the possibilr ity of opening an office in Sin- gapore for their company's new export-import finance services.
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      276 13 Straits Times Crossword -^^^J— —^J— across 8 Unreasonable for literary 1 Make light of a piece on offering (8). Irish county (4, 4). 13 Beginner's luck suffers n>--5 For depression cut a slice (6). verse; alternatively he may n Distracted girl melted (8) want money from us (10). 10 Hopelessly
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      GUIDED ELECTIONS
      419 14 National elections, as a rule, generate considerable popular excitement but Indonesia is proving an exception even though the July elections are the first in sixteen years and the stcond since independence. The campaign which began on Monday is pitched in a low key, likely to continue until the
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      STILL UP IN THE AIR
      318 14 It is a little surprising that talks on the necessary air agreement between Singapore and Malaysia had to be adjourned apparently without any sign of progress. No official reason for the interruption has been given. Negotiations "will be resumed at a lattr date. The reason,
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      PENANG CORPORATION
      229 14 The Penang Legislative Assembly has approved a proposal for the setting up of a State Development Corporation. Gerakan members have heralded the plan its the take-off point for Penang's economy, which certainly needs a boost. Indeed the praise has been almost too fulsome, many members apparently regarding the
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      Must science students drop out?
      207 14 Must science students drop out? ■THE ITEM headlined "Case of 14 science students forced to take arts" (ST. April 26) made disturbing reading. And yet time and again we hear Government ministers calling on students to take more interest in science and technology. Large sums of public money are spent
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      Swimming pool falls short
      100 14 Swimming pool falls short VINE months behind schedule, the Malacca swimming pool Ls now open to the public. But tnere Ls much to be desired. There is an absence of "breathwise" gutters, which are essential for the safety of swimmers and non-swimmers. And the width of lanes fall short by
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      Ignored signs
      70 14 JUST 18 miles from Kuantan is Gambang a little village with a high traffic accident raie. This is because passing drivers "bully" the area unmercifully. There are speed signs at both ends of the village; they are Ignored. And so I plead with the authorities to provide speed
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      T.V. 'rations'
      53 14 KUANTAN is "rationed" for TV we can only receive Network One. And, sadly, some of the best programmes are shown on the other network. At least we are seeing "The Avengers" no w, though. But, please, could TV Malaysia supplement our "rations" by transferring "Kentucky Jones" to Network
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      GETTING NOWHERE
      204 14 ALTHOUGH I was born in Johore, I have been living in Singapore for more than 20 years and had my education in Singapore. Although I possess a School Certificate, I have not been able to get a job because I hold a blue identity card. The regulation is
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    Out into the open — only at night
    510 14 Out into the open only at night By A Correspondent I/ARACHI "Everything important happens at night," the newsmen of Karachi say. That is partly because the days are often stiflingly hot here on the Sind coast. But the nights are cool and breezes off the Arabian Sea stir the dust
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    The unnoticed student plotters
    1225 14  - The unnoticed student plotters James P. Sterba 'Their plans took months, if not years to develop' By COLOMBO CEYLON's ul-tra-leftist volutionary students plunged their island nation into a guerilla war after years of careful organisation and planning. But while this attempt to seize power was being planned, Government leaders appear
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      2 14 SEIKO CHRONOGjtojtJ
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      153 14 Nobody in Singapore or Malaysia knows more about air conditioning than Hi Carrier, Carrier produces more air conditioning equipment than anybody. Averages over 200 patents every year. Employs 300 engineers and 500 supporting staff to research environmental control for home, business and industry. Whilst the lAC Group maintains workshop and
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      Machinery continues to top Malaysia's import list
      289 15 Machinery continues to top Malaysia's import list MACHINERY and transport equipment continued to top Malaysia's Import list last year rising by 43 per cent ($365.4 million) to well past the billion-dollar mark at $1,216.3 million This gives it a share of 28.5 per cent of total imports of $4,265.1 milion,
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      DEPOSITS – COMMERCIAL BANKS IN MALAYSIA
      452 15  - DEPOSITS COMMERCIAL BANKS IN MALAYSIA CHEN MENG KONG FIXED DEPOSITS KEEP CLIMBING By MALAYSIANS are showing an increasing preference to putting their money in fixed deposits rather than keeping a savings or current account. Compared with 1969, fixed deposits in commercial banks was the only category to increase its share
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      Will the 1970s see an Asian clearing dollar?
      924 15  - Will the 1970s see an Asian clearing dollar? AUSTIN MORAIS By THERE is a possibility that in the 1970s a form of Asian regional money would emerge, possibly called the Asian clearing dollar, and equivalent to one unit of paper gold provided that countries in the region are able to
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      CITY TALK
      174 15  -  Croesus By Friendly giant's gains rpHAT bit", strong and 1 friendly riant has attracted so many people to put their piggy banks in his trust that deposits in his vault are up by 20 times. So whispered a colleague who wished to impress with his inside knowledge of
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      73 15 RISES juinness $5.10 +16 setron $1.31 +.11 I. Kawat $126 +.06 HcAlister $2.40 +.06 lothmans $2.47 +.06 :.C.M. $1.52 +.Q5 '08. $2.29 +.05 iany.i $1.18 +03 Merlin (M) 50.72J +.02} Mn $0.90 .02* FALLS A. Cables $1.35 —.15 W. Mardeu $4.90 —.10 P.E.G.I. $145 —.09 N. Iron
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      Straits Times Indices
      38 15 Straits Times Indices Apr. 28 Apr. 29 Industrials: 148.72 149.08 1 Hotels: 68.80 59.07 'Properties: 113.19 113.11 Tin> 91.05 91.16 t f rubbers: 116.05 116.11 *Dec. 30, 1966 100 r Dec. 31, 1968 100 tDe«. 29, 1962 100
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      A trial run plan for cheaper rubber shipments to the US
      514 15  - A trial run plan for cheaper rubber shipments to the US HENRY CHANG By fPHE Natural Rubber A Shippers Association, the New York incorporated nonprofit co-operative set up to reduce transportation costs from South-east Asia to ihe United States, plans to make its first shipment of the commodity from Singapore
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      161 15 INSIDE Big stir in Manila over steel complex plan; Shuttering boards: Price up tomorrow; Marketing colnmn; People in business. Pare 16. < < >m pan v news; Share market report; Weekly rubber review; Commodities. Page 17. Overseas markets New York, Melbourne, Hong Kong Closing prices and business done. Page 18.
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      'Wonder' apple
      221 16 TN the beginning Eve was tempted by the serpent. And although the Book of Genesis in the Bible remained silent about the kind of bait used, it is generally accepted that an apple brought the end of that idyllic daliance and the beginning of all our woes. But
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      Yam seag!
      164 16 THE Queen's award to industry has been given to Berry Bros. Rudd, who owns Cutty Sark Scotch whisky and markets it throughout the world. Now although Berry Bros, is not exactly tipsy about this honour (as there are 109 other recipients) it is somewhat thrilled that its export
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      Up, up and up
      152 16 THE well- groomed man soars easily to the top, or the man who wants to get ahead makes sure that his hair is welloiled. Two slogans which Beecham could have used but didn't for its new sales campaign to get the male to use more Brylcreem.
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      Plane grooming
      150 16 GROOMING is also taken very seriously by of all people the aerospace Industry. Douglas Aircraft makers of the DC-10 ordered by Air Afrique, Alitalia, Continental Airlines, Air New Zealand, Sabena, Lufthansa Airlines, Atlantis Airways, Finnair, American Airlines, United Airlines, Northwest Orient Airlines, KLM, SAS, Swissair, Union de Transports
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      Ad ilms
      92 16 A NEW KIND of Malaysian product is going to overseas markets to earn foreign exchange for the country. Film; produced and written by S H. Benson of Kuala Lumpur for its clients, Malayan Tobacco and Nestle, are currently being screened in 10 foreign countries ranging from neighbouring Indonesia
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      Fashion aid
      131 16 OGDEN NASH said long ago that men do not make passes at girls who wore g asses and turned a geneiation of maidens into squirting plain pots. Time; change and now spectac es (happily for short-sighted spinsters) are i n indispensable fashion aid because the 1971 grl has
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      PEOPEL IN BUSINESS
      286 16 PEOPEL IN BUSINESS Mr. Hiroshi Kawada, sub-manager of the Lumber First Department in Nissho-Iwal's head office In Tokyo, has been promoted manager of the Singapore offflce. He takes over from Mr. Kazumi Nakayama who has been promoted regional manager with respon-> sibility over Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia. Miss Fib Yee
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    Big stir in Manila over steel complex plan
    719 16  -  LEON GONZAGA By MANILA: Some technocrats in the Government and in the private sector are having second thoughts about the wisdom of setting up a completely integrated steel complex in the Philippines. Such thoughts are clearly reflected by their observations that there
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    Shuttering boards: Price up tomorrow
    149 16 Shuttering boards: Price up tomorrow SIX Singapore plywood and veneer plants, in conjunction with Johore Plywood Manufacturing are to increase the price of shuttering boards by 50 cents per panel. Thf move which Is expected to hit contractors, the principal users of the half-inch boards for concrete lining, was necessitated
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      178 16 PARKER 45 theprouq The Flighter does what other I pens can't do —it fills two I ways. From an ink bottle or with a large capacity can ridge I H t iat wr tes U P t0 10.000 '/vords. jjj Point assembly is easily replaceable with a choice of I
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      Harper Gilfillan to raise capital
      335 17 pHE Harper Gilfillan 1 group is to undergo a capital re-con-struction, it will nake a bonus issue of we-for-flve followed jy a rights issue, ,vhich will increase he company's issued -apital from $6,328,--)00 to $8,783,200. Chairman DM. Brown, innounclng this yesterlay in Kuala Lumpur. ■aid
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      61 17 I'NIT holders in the Singapore Progress Fund, managed by Singapore Unit Trusts, will receive a dividend of $3.36 per 100 units in the second income distribution today. The first dividend by tne fund last November amounted to $2.90 per 100 units. The two payments represent a total income distribution of
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      SS to match $2.5 m
      337 17 ALTHOUGH completely A. smooth sailing is not envisaged In the current v^ar, Straits Steamship t xpects at least to maintain pre-tax profits at the 1970 level of $2.5 million. rman R. E. L. Wingate says the return on shipping is seldom spectacular but with Steamship's
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      Steady support continues
      191 17 STEADY support continued to be noted in top and second line issues on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Lower price issues were traded to a mixed finish. Industrials finished mostly in plus territory. At the close the Straits Times' Industrial Ordinary share index was
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      Asian Dollar
      54 17 THE following Asian Dollar rates were quoted yesterday by Bank of America. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above: One month 5 12 p.c. Two months 5 9 16p.c. Three months 5 7 8 p.c. Six months 6 7 16p.c. Nine months 6 12 p.c. Twelve
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      54 17 MR. YONG Pung How has resigned from the board of Malayan Banking and its subsidiaries. He was one of nine directors appointed by Tun Abdul Razak in December 1969 when the Malaysian Government declared it "a protected bank". An extraordinary general meeting will be held on May 27 in Kuala
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        Tin price unchanged
        156 17 THE Straits tin price A in Penang yesterday was again unchanged at $651.50 per picul on an official offering down 55 tons to 244 tons. The local market was fairly steady despite the £1 fall in the overnight London metal price. Moderate buying support was reported to
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        113 17 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANCE. SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Coconut Oil: bulk $33 sellers, drum <STI sillers. Copra: Mixed (fob.) loose Apr/ v IK Cont 5331 B. Ptpper: Muntok ASTA white f.O.b. I<XK NLW 1170 sellers. Barawak "hue f.o b. 96T NLW SI6O sellers. Sarawak special black
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        57 17 WMnMday Tutidly $0 tU.f. London 39.22S 31 93 Rnrut 39.50 39.20 Hongkonf 40 27 40.23 Zurich 39.208 35.958 39.338 39.058 Parli 39.57 39.37 Spore (1) 40 30 40.45 f t Spore (2) 132 20 131.90 (1) Export price In non-sterling area in U.S. dollars per ounce. (I)
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        RUBBER GOES UP
        431 17 OPENING quotation in the rubber market yesterday were marked up following Wednesday's after close steadiness. Later the market ruled quietly steady in thin conditions with RSS One May appreciating to 112.25 cents per kilo before some profit-taking took levels back by 0.50 cent. Forwards and physicals were
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        CLOSING PRICES
        22 17 APRIL 29 RUBBER: 111.50 cents per kilo (up 1.00 cent). TIN: $651.50 (unch). Official offering 244 tons (down 55 tons).
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        PALM OIL
        39 17 In London on Wednesday the price of Malayan 5 per cent CIF UK/N. European ports In bulk. •terlinK per long ton May June wa« quoted at L'KUIO or (Cont. 1266) seller*. Prevloua: £115 or (Cont. 1278) tellers.
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        452 17 A LTERNATING sentiment J\ and uncertainty have produced see-saw conditions within a range of 3} cents during the week under review, says Holiday. Cutler Bath in its weekly rubber report. May RSS One started out at 110 cents and then climbed steadily to a peak of
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      997 18 OUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1000, unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS: Acma (4) $1.43. Alcan (2) $1.46, (2) $1.47. B. Kawat (1) $1.22. ill $1.23.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1146 18 810 AND OFFER PRICES OFFICIALLY LISTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINC ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCMANCE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS VESTIRDAV WERE: UNIT TRUST (Ana Unit Trust) (ManiKtn 1 prlctt Ur April 30) M.il Invest. Fund 1.27 xd 1.32 xd
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        466 18 YEW YORK. Wed. The stock market overcame an earlier wave of profit-taking and finished the session near its high for the day In very active trading. Near the close, volume stood at. over 24 million shares for the third most active trading day on record. The New York
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        243 18 HONG KONG. Thurs. The market opened steady with a little prom-taking In evidence with the exception of UK S Banks. Watson opened at HKS92 but eased back to HK$9O in thin trading. HK S Bank's local register opened at HKSIB6 but eased back to HKSIBS at the close.
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        39 18 On thf frtt tichanut market In Hong Kong yuterdiy the U.S. dollar was quoted at 6.***** for T.T. ar *****5 for cttti. Stirling wu quoted at 14. 48 and one tail of (old at 2»3 25.
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        355 18 TifELBOURNE, Thurs. Mtn--1 ing Issues retreated across a wide front on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today, although Industrials remained firm. Spargos lost 15 cents to $1.30 and Lefroy the same amount to $1.50 Metramar, Whim Creek, Tasminex and North Kalfurli also eased. Heavyweights were equally weak Gt, Boulder suffered
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        68 18 TIN Wednesday 67.83 'uesday 67.83 Veek ago 67.12 RUBBERS Wednesday 175.18 uesday 175.10 Veek ago 169.97 OILS Wednesday 301.88 "uesday 293 83 ifeek ago 285.00 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 372.5 "uesday 369.1 Yeelc ago 350.2 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 950 82 uesday 947.09 'eek ago 941.33 ONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Wednesday
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        181 18 'PHE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Slnpapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at April 29. Local dollars to one unit s. n,n K Bnylnr of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD S Sterling Pound 7 4040 7.3715 7 3800 Australian Dollar 3 4625 3.4200 3 4000
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    Courteous Bus Conductor quest by Rotary Club
    162 19 Courteous Bus Conductor quest by Rotary Club s GAPORE, Thurs. Bus commuters were today urged to look out for courteous bus conductors and >rt them to the Rotary Club of Singapore East. is a prize for the most courteous conductor. And one as well for the d who spots him.
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    'Lost' letter costs $50
    65 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Hotel Malaysia was today fined S5O for failing to furnish certain particulars required for valuation purposes to the Chief Assessor of Property Tax within 21 days from June 24 last year. Mr. Michael Hwang, for the hotel, explained that the letter had been misplaced
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    22 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The RMAF is to carry out a two-day voice broadcast practice using Caribou aircraft beginning on Monday.
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    328 19  -  TAN WANG JOO: By Singapore, Thurs. EIGHT HANDPICKED GIRLS OUT TO WOO PASSENGERS FROM EUROPE WATCH it Europe! These MSA girls are all set to woo you into flying high with MSA. The eight girls were handpicked and gathered from the airline's stations in the East
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      103 19 w^l Ik MAN-asr IWhy Women Are Tougher. Intellectually the sexes are equal. But in terms of physical endurance the female is definitely superior! A doctor reviews the evidence, explodes some age-old myth, about menstruation and hormone cycles, and explain-, why few womenso far -have sought prominence in public life. 2
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      503 19 On your TV and Radio 3.00 P.M. Programme Summary 7.26 Programme Summary I* Sfßev^HiNbiNies Jalay Film-Pusaka Pontianak Brewster's Baby Ne s < M > 4.05 Riverboat— End of a Dream 9.16 Peristiwa 5.00 Programme Summary 9.33 Social Welfare Lottery Results 5.05 Pok Amai Amai 9.37 Cont. of Malay Film 5.36
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      294 19 3.66 P.M. Opening 7.55 Chinese Variety Show and For the Family (E) 9.66 News and Newsreel (E) 3.36 A Diary of Events in Singapore 9.25 Green Acres This Week (E) Coming Out Party 3.35 It's Happening in Singapore 9.55 1971 Academy Awards (E— repeat) Presentation 3.56 Days of Our Lives
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    Wife who refused Chinese style wedding
    137 20 Wife who refused Chinese style wedding SINGAPORE, Thurs. A shop assistant told the High Court today that his wife left for Slmpang Rengam in Johore Immediately after their registry marriage in 1967. Two years later, she told him that she had no intention of going through the Chinese customary marriage
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    $2,000 intercom system gift to Home
    71 20 $2,000 intercom system gift to Home SINGAPORE, Thurs. Fraser and Neave presented a $2,000 Intercom system to the Home of the Uttle 81sters of the Poor In Thomson Road today. Mr. D.C. Blndson, P and N sales manager, officiated at the c«remony and Mother Superior Eplenne Marie accepted the gin
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    Pak envoy 'rejects' DAP protest
    209 20 KUALA LUMPUR Thursday PAKISTAN'S High Commissioner here, Mr. S. Irtlza Hussain, received a DAP memorandum today protesting against alleged brutalities by the country's armed forces In East Pakistan and "rejected" the contents outright. The note was handed to him by the DAP's International secretary, Mr.
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    POLICEMEN FOIL SHOP BURGLARY ATTEMPT
    116 20 POLICEMEN FOIL SHOP BURGLARY ATTEMPT SINGAPORE, Thurs— Two plain-clothes policemen on rounds foiled burglary attempt at a shop In Telok Ayer Street, early this morning. They also arrested a man after a short chase and recovered a crow-bar from the area. A police spokesman said later today that the policemen
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    Woman who jumped to her death
    78 20 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A woman suffering from mental Illness Jumped to her deatn from a sixth floor flat, a coroner's court heard today. Madam Yu Son Goat. 49. according to her eldest son, Au Chu Bok. 27, always had fears that people Intended to harm
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    NANTAH'S PROF FIC TO LEAVE NEXT WEEK
    94 20 CINGAPORE, Thurs.—Pro- fessor Victor M. Flc, Chairman of the Department of Government and Public Administration and Director or the Institute of Asian Studies at Nanyang University, Is leaving Singapore next week. Prof. Fie, who has been at Nantah for the last eight years,
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    Tat' for those selfreliant people
    213 20 OINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. Yeo Choo Kok. the MP lor Delta, today praised citizens who preferred to earn their living the hard way rtther than live on social welfare aid. "Just like these five recently registered hawkers who actually do not qualify for pitches to be
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    Student's suicide threat with PC's revolver
    215 21 Student's suicide threat with PC's revolver ,}APORE, Thurs. •5 a student grabbed a policeman's revolver and threatened to shoot himself during a quarrel with his girl ad, a court heard ;ay. onstable had earlier ed the youth, Er Hock .vl.o wanted to commit le with a bread knife. tr, 19,
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    Association officials
    29 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. K. Kandasamy was elected nt of the Real Estate Valuers Association at its aneeUng. Mr. Ronald Chua. a Development Bank of Singapore elected vice-presid-ent.
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    Speeding fine
    30 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs. LieutC immander Keith HolHday. of HMS. Intrepid, was fined $50. for speeding at 55 m.p.h. »hile driving his car along Admiralty Road West on Jan. 12
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    Selangor now outlaws fancy lights on cars
    103 21 Selangor now outlaws fancy lights on cars KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Selangor traffic police are to clamp down on motorists using fancy lights. Motorists now found with them can be fined up to S2OO and jailed up to six weeks for the first offence, and a maximum fine of $500 or
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    Samsu fine
    39 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs. —Coffee powder seller. Dooa See. 29. was today fined $600 by a magistrates court for having 4.2 gallons of dutiable samsu in a bßcklane in Ophlr Road on Jan 23. He had a previous conviction.
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    NEW PSA RULING ON PORT CHARGES
    141 21 NEW PSA RULING ON PORT CHARGES SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Port Authority has informed shippers that it will levy port charges on goods on basis of volume and not weight from Saturday. The Chinese Chamber of Commerce's management committee was told at its monthly meeting today that the PSA gave notice
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    Rock blasting at Henderson Road
    92 21 Rock blasting at Henderson Road Singapore. Thurs. Further rock blasting for the construction of the Henderson Road extension at Pender Road will be carried out on May 1, 10, 14, 18, 22, 26 and 31, and June 4, 8, 12. 15, 19. 22, 26 and 30. Explosives will also be
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    S'pore to seek aid on productivity
    173 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore is to seek technical advisory services from the Asian Productivity Organisation <APO> when its board of governors meets In Teheran. Iran, next week. The Republic's delegate. Dr. David Chew Chin Eng. who Is director of the National Productivity Centre (NPC). will
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    S'pore 'link' for Soviet shipping service I to Europe
    483 21  - S'pore 'link' for Soviet shipping service I to Europe CLEMENT MESENAS By SINGAPORE, Thurt 'J'HK Soviet Union wants to set up a new shipping service to Europe with Singapore and Malaysia as a Mink" region. A three-man Russian delegation two of them officials from the Ministry of Merchant Marine are
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    No helmet
    33 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Second Lieut. R.A.FP. Jackson of H.M.S. Siinbane was today lined $15 (or not wearing a crash helmet while riding his motor cycle along Admiralty Road West on March 7.
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    Asian Women's Welfare Association raises $10,000 in 10 months
    170 21 SINGAPORE, Thurs. TiHE Asian Women's Wel--1 fare Association has raised about $10,000 for welfare work in Singapore since its formation last June. The association, which is affiliated to the Singapore Council for Social Service, has spent the first 10 months of
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    Malaria carriers prefer young men, says study
    286 21 Malaria carriers prefer young men, says study SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mosquitoes here seem to have a preference for men and young ones at that. A recent study showed that out of 87 malaria patients. 70 were men not older than 30 years. With 17 females out of 87 bitten, this gives
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    Warrant of arrest for bussinessman
    76 21 Warrant of arrest for bussinessman SINGAPORE. Thurs.— A magistrate today ordered the arrest of businessman Ng Keng Teong when he failed to appear In court to answer why he had not called the Comptroller of Income Tax as directed. The court heard that the Income Tax Department had requested Ng
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    Van-driver is fined $35
    72 22 Van-driver is fined $35 SINOAPORE. Thurs Van-driver Goh Eng Chye was today fined $30 for carrying passengers in a dangerous manner in his van while he was driving along Jalan Bukit Merah on April 3 last year. The court was told that some of the passengers In the van were
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    Fashion show at hotel
    43 22 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A fashion show, "Rainbow in Disguise." will be held at the Ming Court Hotel on May 6. The show, organised by Miss Sedryln Leong. a dress designer, is under (he patronage of the First Lady. Mrs. Sheares.
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    Miniature display of varsity's new Architecture Faculty
    164 22 Miniature display of varsity's new Architecture Faculty A LILLIPUTIAN Uni- versity of Singapore has been created at tbe university's Architecture Faculty at Ladybill. The collection of buildings with towers as tall as a ball-point pen and papier mache terraces represent the proposed new varsity scheduled to be built at Kent
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    Boy fatally stabbed as scores stand by helpless
    231 22  - Boy fatally stabbed as scores stand by helpless GERRY DE SILVA: By Singapore, Thurs A TEENAGER was stabbed to death in Tiong Bahru tonight while horrified onlookers stood by helplessly or ran away. Police believe a group of secret society gangsters set upon Khoo Teck Hin, 15, with parangs and
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    50 firms to take part in US food exhibition
    156 22 SNGAPORE. Thur s. More than 50 American lood product firms will take part in the U.S. Food Trade Exhibition opening at the Conference Hall next Thursday. The show, put up by the Food and Agriculture service of the American Department of
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    THE WIFE WHO REFUSED TO HAVE AN ABORTION
    186 22 THE WIFE WHO REFUSED TO HAVE AN ABORTION SINGAPORE, Thurs. A housewife was expecting her second child in her second year of marriage when her husband, a drug shop assistant, persuaded her to have an abortion. She refused and he ignored her completely although they were then staying together with
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    Inquiry on air union charge
    71 22 Inquiry on air union charge SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Department of Civil Aviation is investigating the recent "Discrimination" charge by the Singapore A i r Transport workers Union. This follows a call by the Air Registration Board of London to the Singapore Government to look into the union's allegation that MSA's
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    Flyover may end that 'agony' at rail crossing
    145 22 Flyover may end that 'agony' at rail crossing SINGAPORE, Thurs. A flyover may be built over the railway level-crossing at Chua Chu Kang following a complaint that train movements are hindering traffic in the area. The complaint had come from a Straits Times reader, who wrote yesterday about the agony
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    Fined $60
    37 22 SINUAPORE. Thurs— Lorrydriver Lim Kirn Khee was today lined $60 (or not securing the logs of timber on his lorry and driving with an expired road tax along Braddell Road on March 24 last year.
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    Deck hand dies after fall
    54 22 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A deck hand, Tan Ha Lian, 50, died in Outram Hospital tonight, two hours after falling 11 feet on to the deck of a ship anchored at the Outer Roads. Tan was working on board the passenger liner President Polk at 5.30 p.m.
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    $12,500 damages for motorcyclist
    151 22 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The High Court today awarded $12,500 damages to a noodle maker who lost part of his right foot In a road accident four years ago. Lim Kirn Tong, 24, was knocked down by a car driven by a retired police corporal, Sidek bin Yunos,
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    IN MEMORIAM
    24 25 In Everlasting memory of DR. M. VAITHILINGAM AMJV, PJK who left us on 30-4 70. Inserted by his loving wife and children.
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      758 25 I ,l,m Hoi, „f Bal1 MIM H< K»ton«. Alk Ann 5n v L*on K Hon.; Woon. Latowa. M U hlbb«h "aeon P, ar li SCUd U)tua IV Kln Sun r krm D™* 0 Kver [LI 1 B onn»v:ll. Pearl. Rajah Brooke Rua U. D»llm« 14. Straat Clarence 35 3« and
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      628 25 NOTICE This is to inform the Public that effective 1.5.1971 our Port Swettenham Sub-Agents Messrs. Sharlkat Trans-Orient (M) Sdn. Bhd.. will be operating from the following address:— SHARIKAT TRANS-ORIENT (M) SDN. BHD.. 149-B. JALAN WATSON. P.O. BOX 105. PORT SWETTENHAM. TEL.: 7195. Sharlkat Trans-Orient Sdn. Bhd. As Agents: The Sclrdla
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      706 25 JURONG TOWN CORPORATION TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited from Registered Contractors of the Corporation for the following project* (A) ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION TO WORKSHOP AT JURONO PORT, JURONO TOWN. ELIGIBILITY: Electrical $50,000/- and above. SHOWROUND: 4.5.71 at 10.00 a.m. Meet at Entrance of Jurong Port. CLOSING DATE: 10.5.71 at 12.00 noon.
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      787 25 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BOARD Separate tenders are Invited for any one or all of the following: (1) SANITARY Sz WATER INSTALLATION to One Block of 12-Storey 3-Room Improved Flats. Shops with Living Quarters and Eating House and One Block of 12Stnrey 3-Room Improved Flats with Free Area on Ground Floor (Total
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      866 25 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE PLANNING ORDINANCE, urn (No. 12 of 1959} THE MASTER PLAN RULES, 1962 Notice under Rale 12 Notice is hereby given that the following proposals for Alterations to the Master Plan i (1971) were submitted to the Minister for Law and National Development for
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      738 25 PENANG POST COMMISSION TENDER NOTICE DESIGN AND CONSTKITTION OF TWO GJTJ>. PORT BECURITI' PATROL CRAFT The Penanf Port Commission Invites appUcattlons from experience.! fibre glass shipbuilders or their representatives to tender (or the design, construction and delivery of two Port Becurlty patrol craft. The Rbove two craft are required to
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      885 26 Acknowledgements MR. A. P. RAJAH, Singapore High dom. wishes to thank all his relatives friends, and colleagues in the diplomatic and Oovernment Circles who have sent kind messages of sympathy and condolence on the death of his wife, and expresses the hope that they will understand his Inability to reply
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      756 26 NTERNATIONAL COMPANY In Jurong invite* application* from Singapore Citizen* for the poat* of (1) Clerk (male). Experience an advantage, but not eaaential Bookkeeping knowledge preferred. (2) Shift Laboratory Aaaiatant Grade 1 (malt). Applicants for the above poata ahould poaaesa B.C. Certificate. Axe 21 23 years. Interested applicants please apply to
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      845 26 SALES ENGINEER with general knowledge of construction and Industrial machinery. Applicant must be hardworking and a self starter preferably with experience In this field. Excellent opportunity for the right man. Send complete personal resume Ail applications are strictly confidential. Box A 4182 B.T. Spore. 1 SALESMEN REQUIRED to market 1
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      830 26 WANTED ENCLISH SPEAKINQ waitresses. Yummy Bar. 304, Telok Blangah Road. B'pore 4. Tel: *****3. (Opposite Dry Dock. Oate 10). GET YOUR COMMERCIAL/Academic training frt m Raja's College to be sure of s ccess Job New sessions starting. Details from Raja's College PRIVATE MARINE Survey Company ha* vacancy for senior surveyor.
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      1100 26 DETACHED SEMI-DETACHED and terrace bouses available for Immediate occupation Rental from $280/- p.m. 53.500/- p.m. Contact PUT* Development A Realty Co. Pt*. Ltd. Tel: *****/2*976 Spore. OIST. SO IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION available 2 unfurnished furnished rooma Dlst 19 furnished room alrcondttloned. Both bath attached all convenience. Phone *****/*****0 Spore. DISTRICT 11,
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      979 26 1 BEDROOMS FULLY FURNISHED with mosaic flooring 12 Jalan L*n jut. Tel: *****2 Sembawang Hill Estate. PAVA LEBAR CRESCENT. Furnished semi-detached bungalow with earporch. Mdm. Tan. Phone ***** or *****. DiST. 10. BALMORAL PARK. 3-bed-room. unfurnished flat. Quiet area. Reasonable rent. Lone lease. Ring *****2. HILTON TOWERS 7th floor furnished
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      1001 26 DISTRICT 19 anophouse -modern Oat* at charltcn Park. 3-badrooms. 1-batb-room. livini/dinifjit room*, balcony and kitchen. Tel: ***** Spore. DISTRICT S, 49 Paterson Road flat. Ground floor, facing South. 3 bedrooma. 2 bathrooms, mnaaic throughout. Tel: *****0 or *****. OFFICES at Golden Mile Shopping Centre. Bachelor. 3-bedroomed, flat* at People* Park
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      483 27 BUY TMC BSST TOUR. Taiwan Contact Pan Blight Express Ltd. 139 A. Hill street. S pore. Tsl: ***** I A *****. Office Hours 9.00 a.m. tc 8.00 p.m. N.I.T. TRAVEL —Offer* weekly economy fl iciits to E\irop« London— U.S.A.— Canada ft return. Tel Spore:- *****<— 7J083— »3827. X.L *****, *****4
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      921 27 Pots WOULD YOU LIKE A Family Pet" si Telephone Society for Prevention ot cruelty to animals (Spore) *****9 Peta tor sale ■>< ITRONG DOBBERMAN PUPPY bitches 7 weeks. MSKA class 1 pedlgree 63. Belmont Road or phone A Mrs Quartermaine *****8 Spore. BEAUTIFUL ALSATIAN PUPPIES also Dachshund Price reasonable. 64,
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      677 27 1970 VIVA SL9O four doors. $5.35-)/-. 1965 Opel Rekord $3,000/-. View 291. Joo Chlat Road. Spore *****3. Vehicles wanted ./ANTED M BENZ 190 200 petrol K Spore *****5, 237. Orchard Road. Spore. Miscellaneous NO DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED Tile your bom* with vinyl, mosaic, parquet or terrazzo wltb only $60 per
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      373 27 Ladies hairdresslne jeans SALON, Special Bruabwav, SB/- Shampoo set S2 50 Bleaching. Tintm, Highlights. Facials ft Mani cure*. 29-B Tanclln Road *****0 Singapore. Where to stmy (M'aU) SHAH'S VILLACE Petalm* Jaya rally alr-condltloned motel Night Club (The Hut) performing Cultural Show from 8 to 9 p.m. and danelng from 9
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    NOW THEY'RE ALL GEARED UP
    635 28  -  MASIE KWEE SOME 30 pre-unl-versity students from the Sang Nila Uta m a Secondary School are now better geared to face the challenges of the future. For last week they completed a Leadership Training Course at the National Youth Leadership organised by the school's Interact
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      Priority for citizens
      203 28 Priority for citizens Skilled jobs and those expats I REFER to the letter by "M.K. (S.T., April 19) headlined 'Skilled' expats or excess foreign staff?" Your correspondent is assured that Indian nationals are not being given special preference. and there is no truth In the allegation that large numbers of
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      OTHER GOVT REPLIES
      142 28 WITH reference to the letter by "Tomboy" (S.T.. April 6), the damaged bus shelter at 114 miles Chua Chu Kang Road could not be reconstructed whilst investigations were being carried out by the Accidents Section of the Traffic Police. Now that the Investigations are completed, tenders have
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      TWO WHO SAVED GIRL SHOULD BE COMMENDED
      118 28 TWO WHO SAVED GIRL SHOULD BE COMMENDED AS a resident of Toa Payoh, I am proud of the fact that there are people like Mr. George Sita and that woman whose action saved a young girl from plunging to her death. (S.T., April 23). I hope the publicspirltedness displayed by
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      85 28 RESIDENTS of Nlcoll Drive are having a hard time getting a bus. Buses appear at Intervals of between 35 and 40 minutes, sometimes longer. Can't the ROY tell bus firms which are servicing suburban and rural areas that they must adhere to a strict time-schedule so that commuters will know
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      48 28 IT Is a common practice for some ÜBC buses plyIng along stretches of roads like Ayer Rajah Road and a number of roads In Jurong to speed at night, especially after 10 p.m. I hope the police will curb such dangerous driving by bus drivers. IRATE, Singapore 3.
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      36 28 BY nightfall. Meng Suan Road is In total darkness. Street lamps were installed along this thoroughfare more than three months ago. We are still waiting for the PUB to turn on the lights. YAP, Singapore 26.
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      Season tickets and simple maths
      174 28 Season tickets and simple maths I READ with amuse--1 merit your report (S.T., April 28) on m o n t hi y concession tickets for schoolchildren. Surly the authorities realise that pupils do not gc to school every day of the month and only some, not all. attend clisses on
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      SINCE WHEN IS 6.30 a.m. TOO EARLY
      201 28 SINCE WHEN IS 6.30 a.m. TOO EARLY M^Y I remind those responsible for the new bus system that thousands of Singaporeans who start work at 7 a.m. are already at the bus-stops as early a* 6 a.m. There is therefore no Justification for certain bus services dike ÜBC 153) to
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      The bill AND reminder came the same day
      77 28 The bill AND reminder came the same day T"HE staff both at PUB 1 and STB appear to be working overtime to send "pink" reminders. In the old days, one used to get at least a week to settle bills. During the last two or three months, reminders have been
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      Lock icon Chelsea, Leeds reach finals in Europe
      400 29 LONDON, Thurs I NGLISH clubs Leeds and Chelsea yesterday reached the finals in two European soccer competitions. Leeds qualified for the Fairs Cup final when they played a scoreless draw with Liverpool in the second-leg of an all-English semi-final at Leeds They had won
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      CHIVERS STRIKES FOR ENGLAND
      88 29 CHIVERS STRIKES FOR ENGLAND 1 CTRIKFR Martin j Chivers (white jers«?y) eludes two i tacklers to drive home England's opening goal in I their 3-0 win over I Greece in a group three match of tin- European Na- tions Cup soccer competition at Wembley. Chivers netted I in the Mil
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      Lock icon Luckhurst hits Ist century of season
      169 29 Luckhurst hits Ist century of season I ONDON. Thurs. England j opening batsman Brian I Luckhurst scored the first cen- lury of the Engjish cricket j -:eason for champion county. Kent against MCC yesterday. Luckhurst hit 107 in a sta;- of 4hr 50min Out of touch at rirst on a
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      Lock icon Frazier: I'll give Clay a return fight—next year
      250 29 Frazier: I'll give Clay a return fight next year CAN FRANCISCO. Thurs. World heavyweight I champion Joe Frazier said yesterday he would fight Cassius Clay or unbeaten George Foreman for the title "anytime, providing n s after Jan. 1." "I won't fight again for the title this year," said i
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      Maud ko's Roche
      96 29 NEW YORK, Thurs. South Atrlcan Bob Maud, scored a shock 7-6. 3-6. 6-3 victory over Australia's Tony Roche to advance to the quarter-finals of the US Rawhngs tennis tournament at Dallas Maud, who said he was free of a shoulder ailment for the f:r.u time In two
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      US baseball
      74 29 NEW YORK. Thurs Re- tulth of baseball games: Amencan League Oakland 5 Baltimore 4 :Cleveland 3 Calllornla 2, Detroit 2 Kansas City 1 <10 innsi; Chicago v New York i postponed): Washington 4 Minnesota 3: Boston 10 Milwaukee 3. National League Cnlcago 3 Montreal 2: New York 9
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      Lock icon Bourgarel: Hopes rise as a rival drops out
      242 29 Bourgarel: Hopes rise as a rival drops out DARIS, Thurs. Co- loured winger Roger Bourgarel's chances of a last-minute selection for the French rugby squad to visit South Africa brightened today after one of his main rivals dropped out of a key pre-tour match to be played on Saturday. Jean-Charles
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    We refuse: Kuwait
    85 30 TOKYO. Thurs. Kuwait. 1 who have qualified for the quarter-finals of the Asian Youth tournament, will not play Israel on Saturday. Tournament officials said Kuwait had declared they will not play the Israelis with whom they are "in a state of war." The officials said Kuwait's statement
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    Lock icon S'pores quest ends with straight defeat
    294 30 S'pores quest ends with straight defeat TOKYO, Thurs RESULTS AT A GLANCE: Taiwan bt Singapore 2-1, Japan bt Malaysia 4-0, Iran bt Indonesia 2-0, Burma and India drew 1-1, South Korea and Israel drew 1-1, Kuwait bt Thailand 1-0, The Philippines bt Nepal 1-0, South Vietnam bt Hong Kong 1-0.
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    SRC ride top of Div 1 with 7-2 victory
    346 30 SRC ride top of Div 1 with 7-2 victory OINGAPORE Recreation Club moved to the top of the Div. 1 hockey league table with a crushing 7-2 beating for the nine-man Port Authority team at the Padang yesterday. With 10 points from six matches, they are two points clear of
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    Australia still No. 1: Fraser
    96 30  -  Jack Fingleton From CYDNEY, Thurs. Although beaten 3-2 by Japan in the Davis Cup tie the first time Japan have beaten Australia in 50 years Australia's non-playing captain N'eale Fraser said on arrival here today that Australia are still undoubtedly the world's No. 1 tennis
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    Mark anchors ACS to new record
    490 30  - Mark anchors ACS to new record A. JOHNSON By THE Anglo-C h 1 n c s c School broke the national record in the 4xl oom freestyle relay for under-14 boys on the third day of the Singapore junior swimming championships at River Valley Pool yesterday. ACS clocked 4:36.4, beating
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    Raffles through to meet SJI
    148 30 IZEITH Kleinman grabbed a hattrick to put St. v Joseph's in the national schools A division hockey final with a 4-0 win over Serangoon Garden Technical at the Padang yesterday. He pounded the Serangoon Technical defence into a shambles with his tricky stickwork ana feints.
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    UNDER-23: STORE v JOHORE TODAY
    163 30 UNDER-23: STORE v JOHORE TODAY JTUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Pahang have withdrawn from the Malaysian Under-23 cricket championship, leaving only four teams In the south zone preliminary round beginning tomorrow. Singapore meet Johore at the MTC ground in Johore Bahru at 10 a.m. tomorrow. After this, Johore and Singapore will join
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    1,000 Guineas to 'Altesse'
    57 30 LONDON, Thurs. Altesse Royal, ridden by French jockey Yves Saint-Martin, led from start to finish to win the 1,000 Guineas here today. The 25-1 outsider won by one and a half lengths from 8-1 chance Super Honey, ridden by Lestei Plggott Catherine Wheel (12-1) was a
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    Police take over the lead from Guthrie
    264 30  - Police take over the lead from Guthrie JOE DORAI By PO .JCE yesterday won heir sixth successive mat( h by beating Alexandra 7-2 at Jalan Besar Stadium to tj ke top spot In the Div. 1 League soccer table from Guthrie Waugh. Against lowly-placed Alexandra three points iron KTen matches
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    Pro boxing tonight
    115 30 PROFESSIONAL boxing in tingapore. which was revived two weeki ago after three years, takes another leap tonight with three main bouts featunng live l,;?hlers from Fiji. Nigeria and Britain at Gay World (9 p.m.t Tonight's card w:ll feature two from Gloucestershire, Malcolm Wright and Rocky Marshall, George
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    Wong breaks three records to gain the judges' verdict
    512 30 CPRINTER Wong Teng Weng won the A division individual title from arch rival Soon Sng Hoe in the Mount Vernon Secondary athletics meet at their ground yesterday reports PETER SIOW. Both Wong and Soon won three events to tie on 21
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      124 30 l»"l I OKI) ESCORT 1100 Ford leads the way in 1971 with the Escort 1100. Uprated engine gives you better performance with the same economy. Steering column lock gives you better safety. And a host of new features. Non-reflective type wiper blades. Butterfly type Aerof low vents. Gleaming new grille.
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      65 30 ATHLETICS: Victoria School meet (Tyrwhitt Rd). Gan Eng Seng School meet (Anson Rd) CRICKET: MCA under-23 Singapore v Johore (MTC ground. Johore Bahru) SOCCER: PAS Div 1 Ocean v Telok Kurau. Hamilton v R. N. Wanderers (Jalan Besar). HOCKEY: BHA Div. 1 Ceylon S.C. v S.A.P.S.A. (Baleatier Rd) Div 2
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    Progressive, Siegfried show speed
    582 31  - Progressive, Siegfried show speed EPSOM JEEP RACING with SIEGFRIED and Progressive. two Class 5 maidens, galloped like winners on good going at Bukit Timah yesterday. Siegfried showed a fine turn of speed \o run 3f in 36 4/ssec in a iai With Mastermind. Progressive went just as well as Royal
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    Lock icon VICTORIA CUP TO MON PLAISIR
    133 31 VICTORIA CUP TO MON PLAISIR f ONDON, Thurs. Mon Plaisir. the 3-1 favourite ridden by Geoff Lewis, won the £2,742 ($19,740) Victoria Cup Handicap iun over 71 at Ascot yesteiday. Owned by Mrs. O. Turner. Mon Plaisir had three lengths to spare from the 33-1 outsider Solar Topic with Alcindoro
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    Lock icon My Swallow, Mill Reef set for test
    515 31 My Swallow, Mill Reef set for test LONDON, Thurs. THE smallest field this century will turn out for 1 the 2,000 Guineas classic at Newmarket on Saturday but it promises to be one of the finest contests in the 162 years' history of the race. The mile classic is the
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    BT TIMAH RUNNERS AND RIDERS
    3636 31 TOMORROW H TfJ-Jtaf 2 15 CLA SS 5. DIV. 4— 6F BlWll ($6,500— $4.550 to winner) 1 087(., MASTERMIND (lor.l Wpiiuc) Tulloh 3 90 (d 2 +2) -Foo b L°psv" f A M H ll k n 5 9 <dc m M s "ES hvVroVo^
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    Death
    45 32 MR. P. KANDIAM. retired audit t'xamlncr of 133 Jalan Thamby Abdullah passed away peacefully 29 4.71 at 11.59 p.m. leaving wile, only aon K. Kulaveeraalngam. asaiitant Muncipal Treasurer, daughter-in-law and 3 grandchildren Funeral leaves residence at 5.30 p>m. 30.4.71 (or I»ke Yew Road crematorium.
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    Parents favour bilingual education for their children
    615 32  - Parents favour bilingual education for their children MASIE KWEE: By Singapore Thursday PARENTS are slowly getting convinced their children have to be effective in two languages their mother tongue and either English or Chinese. The results of a survey today on a cross-section of schools :n Singapore showed that the
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    Director: I didn't copy 'Swordsman' character from novel
    157 32 Director: I didn't copy 'Swordsman' character from novel HONG KONG. Thurs. A film director who wrote the original script for the popular Chinese film, "One-Armed Swordsman" has admitted that he may have been Influenced by a novel. But he denied copying the character from the novel by Chinese writer Kum
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    Lock icon Astronaut to be admiral
    30 32 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The US Navy has proposed that astronaut Alan Shepard be promoted rear admiral. The promotion will not end his career as an astronaut. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Islam converts
    27 32 KOTA KINABALU Thurs. Another 3,000 members of Sabah's Murut community were converted to Islam today, bringing the number of converts this year to 7,000. Reuter.
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    London Stocks
    333 32 T ONDON, Tburt. The stock market clewed very firm today. There was •mall profit-taking but this was quickly absorbed. At 2. 45 p.m. the Financial Times Index was up 5.7, the highest level since April 1970. Closing middle prices of selected CILTEDCED Exchequer 8* 1967/78 86 H —tt
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    RUBBER
    46 32 LONDON. Thuri Spot 17.15. Settlement. June 17 35. July 17.40, July/Sept. 17.45. Aug. 17.48. Oet./Dec. 17.05. Jan. March 18.20. April/June 18 40. July/Sept. 18.60, Oct. Dec. ia7o, Jan. March 18.85. April/June 18.19. July Sept. 18.95. c.l.f. May 1&90. June 15.95. July 16.05. Market: Quietly steady.
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    29 32 IiONDON. Thurn. Spot buyers 114*3 £s). seller £1485 (—£4). Forward buyers £1484 (—£3). sellers £1485 (—£3). Settlement £1486 (—£4). Turnover a.m. 185 tons p.m. 430 tons Tone: Steady.
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    Lock icon AIRPORT DRAMA MAN HELD FOR QUESTIONING
    246 32 AIRPORT DRAMA MAN HELD FOR QUESTIONING PARIS, Thursday. pRENCH authorities detained a Chinese official today for questioning and medical observation at a 16th century hospital after preventing Peking diplomats from bundling the drugged man aboard a Shanghai-bound airliner yesterday. The Chinese officials several times tried to grab the technician from
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    Lock icon First plastic cornea
    50 32 First plastic cornea NEW DELHI, Thurs. An Indian medical team here has performed what it claims as Asia's first artificial plastic cornea graft. The three-man team operated yesterday on 25-year-old. Hazari Lai, who has been blind since the age of six months hoping to restore 30 per cent vision. Reuter.
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    Lock icon M-East talks
    47 32 PARIS. Thurs. United States Secretary of State WllHem Rogers arrived here today by air from London for talks with French Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann on the Middle East situation. He left from here for Turkey, and the Middle East, after three hours of talks. Reuter.
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    Jakarta backs KL view on Malacca Straits
    120 32 Jakarta backs KL view on Malacca Straits JAKARTA, Thurs.—Communications Minister Dr. Frans Seda said today he supported Malaysi i's view that no country had the right to internationalise the Straits of Malacca without the consent of Malaysia, Slngapcre and Indonesia. The three countries In the Straits, the narrow waterway between
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