The Straits Times, 4 May 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 Tlie National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, MAY, 4, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lock icon Blaze brings down the shutters on expo
    435 1  -  EDWARD LIU 48 stores destroyed in one hour fire By Singapore, Mon. ONE-HOUR fire today brought the shutters down on Singapore Exposition 71 two days after it opened for business. The fierce blaze, which started at 4.30 p.m., destroyed 48 of the 600
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    Why Govt had to act
    1113 1  - Why Govt had to act CHEONG YIP SENG Nanyang A SECURITY MATTER, SAYS JEK By Singapore, Mon. THE Government made clear today that it is not against newspapers in Singapore which are critical of the Government. This assurance that there is "no change in the liberal attitude towar (1 s
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    Lock icon Border rail station evacuated
    74 1 Border rail station evacuated NEW DELHI, Mon. Indian officials ordered a railroad station at the border town of Radhihikapur evacuated after it was damaged by artillery fire from East Pakistan, according to reliable reports reaching Calcutta today. The reports, from official Indian sources, said there were no casaulties in the
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    $145,000 Toto winner
    26 1 SINGAPORE, Mon $145,000 jackpot was won by a participant In yesterday's Toto draw No. 34/71. The Jackpot for this Thursday's draw Is $100,000.
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    Rain at last
    33 1 SINOAPORE. Mon. Widespread rein (ell tonight. breakIng the dry spell which has led to a PUB warning that water rationing may hay» to be Imputed next week. (fee rage 7).
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    Lock icon 'Swordsman' case court hears music from Western film
    245 1 'Swordsman' case court hears music from Western film HONG KONG,. Mon. Action music from a film western blared out in court today when hearing continued in the "One-Armed Swordsman" case. The Shaw Brothers Organisation is claiming unspecified damages from Golden Harvest Ltd. for allegedly lifting its popular film character, the
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    Lock icon Renewed violence by Ceylonese rebels
    84 1 rOLOMBO. Mon. LeftV wing Insurgents staged a renewed outburst of violence yesterday, attacking post offices, police stations, shops and public buildings In many parts of Ceylon. The attacks forced the army, who had been holdIng their fire until the expiry of a four day amnesty
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    Lock icon 6,000 held in antiwar protest
    79 1 WASHINGTON, Mon.— Police used teargas and made mass arrests here today to repel determined efforts by anti-war militants to tie up Washington's rush-hour traffic. Almost 6,000 arrests were made in (he first few hours of the con- frontation, police sources said. At least three running
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    Lock icon Mid-East: Rogers assures Hussein
    313 1 Mid-East: Rogers assures Hussein AMMAN, Mon. A U.S. Secretary of State William P. Rogers reassured Jordan's King Hussein today thaL. the United States Dalits an overall settlement in the Middle East and not Just the reopening of the Suez Canal. Mr. Rogers. In an arrival statement yesterday, said a settlement
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      Lock icon ULBRICHT QUITS
      29 1 ULBRICHT QUITS EAST BERLIN, Mon. East German communist leader Walter I lbricht has resinned as First Secretary of the Communist Party, the East German News Agency announced today. Reuter.
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      7 1 ■I CROCKETT* JONES NORTHAMPTON IHCIAND MAKE THE
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    The case against Nanyang Siang Pau -by the Govt
    649 2 The case against Nanyang Siang Pau -by the Govt THE POLICY IN REGARD TO SINGAPORE WAS DELIBERATE AND CALCULATED' The Singapore Government last night released the foUowing statement in connection with the arrest and detention of Mr. Lee Mau Seng, a former general manager, and three executives of the Chinese-language
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    'Communalism poison' given in small doses, then increased 'Paper set to whip up racial trouble'
    1660 2 'Communalism poison' given in small doses, then increased 'Paper set to whip up racial trouble' THE CASE AGAINST NANYANG SIANG PAU... two MCA. members to alleged remarks by Musa Hitam of UMNO that Chinese schools should not be allowed to exist under the heading: "TWO M. C.A. YOUTH MEMBERS SAID
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    Nanyang to Govt: Withdraw all grave accusations
    415 3 SINGAPORE, Monday THE Nanyang Siang Fau today urged the Government to withdraw "all the grave accusations" in the statement explaining yesterday's arrest of the paper's four senior executives. It also demanded "the respect due to us as an Independent newspaper" and a "clarification"
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    Opposition parties hit out at Govt's action
    597 3 rpHE Government's •I arrest and detention of the four top Nanyang Siang Pau executives and Journalists drew strong criticisms from two local opposition political parties. The pro-tern secretarygeneral of the Peopk's Front, Mr. Lvi Boon Pen, said the Government's statement explaining tl.e reasons
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    Nine local fishermen jailed by Indian Govt back home today
    297 4 Nine local fishermen jailed by Indian Govt back home today CINGAPORE, Mon. Nine Singapore fishermen released from Indian prison in January will arrive home tomorrow on board the Indian vessel "State of Madras." This was disclosed today by the Singapore Marine Products Workers' Union to which these fishermen belong. The
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    'Gourmet powder' man fined
    60 4 'Gourmet powder' man fined SINOAPORE. Mon. Provision shop-owner Lee Hiong Meng was convicted today for selling adulterated gourmet powder at Haig Road on March 12. He was also charged with selling a packet of the powder which contained 19.4 per cent less weight than indicated. Lee was fined Sl5O on
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    1,314 more cars on the road
    54 4 BINOAPORE, Mon. There were 146.694 registered motor cars ln Singapore up to the end of March an increase of 1.314 over the previous month. Other new vehicles registered during the month were M 6 bicycles. 358 motorcycles and scooters. 324 goods vehicles. 238 public
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    Is jobs law applicable outside S'pore?
    726 4  -  BEN DAVIDSON APPEAL AGAINST AWARD TO EMPLOYEE By Singapore, Mon IS the Singapore Employment Act of 1968 applicable to employees working on contracts of service outside Singapore? This poser was set before the High Court by lawyer Mr. Ng Kong Yearn, for an engineering
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    Businessman on shooting charge: Inquiry starts
    292 4 Businessman on shooting charge: Inquiry starts SINGAPORE, Mon HEARING of a preliminary inquiry in which a businessman is tentatively charged with illegally having firearms and shooting at three police officers began ln the First Magistrate's Court today under a tight security screen. Police from the Reserve Unit who fenced the
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      176 4 a" char'ty "film "premiere Under the distinguished patronage of The President of the Republic of Spore Dr. B. H. SHEARES Organised by < I LIONS aUB of SINGAPORE JURONG In aid of Jurong Town Creche CAPITOL WEDNESDAY 12th MAY 9.15pm ADMISSION RATES: $3, $5, $10 AND DONATIONS Ticket* at: C.
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    Police question 3 of 670 striking students
    282 5 Police question 3 of 670 striking students Re-registered pupils fear intimidation KOTA BHARU, Monday POLICE today took in three of the 670 striking students of the Jalan Merbau Arabic School here for interrogation. The Chief Police Officer of Kelantan, Dato Ibrahim Mohyaidin confirmed this but withheld the names of the
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    MAN WAS BLINDED AFTER ROW OVER PARKING
    166 5 MAN WAS BLINDED AFTER ROW OVER PARKING SINGAPORE. Mon. An argument between two men over who should use a parking lot led to one of them being blinded, a district court heard today. The court heard that on Dec. 7 last year Gan Soh. 29. and Soon Swee Nglap. 22.
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    Essay contest
    22 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The all Malaya Muslim Missionary Society Is holding an essay-writing contest to celebrate Prophet Muhammad's birthday this year.
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    LAUGH AT HER SINGING AND SHE'S HAPPY
    204 5 LAUGH AT HER SINGING AND SHE'S HAPPY SINGAPORE, Mon. Laugh at her singing and she'll love you for it. Latest singing import Annalisa Borg ("My name is prettier than I am") is a redhead who feels she is a bit when she can tickle her audience pink. "I enjoy laughter
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    Statutory bodies adopt SAF units under Mindef scheme
    273 5 Statutory bodies adopt SAF units under Mindef scheme SINGAPORE, Mon. SINGAPORE'S six main statutory bodies have "adopted 22 SAF units, under a scheme initiated by the Ministry of Defence. The scheme, meant for servicemen who are resident in camps. Is known as the "Adoption of SAF units by statutory boards"
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    Man alleged to have swindled girls held
    168 5 Man alleged to have swindled girls held SINGAPORE, Mon— Police have arrested a man who is believed to have swindled hundreds of dollars from teenaged girls who aspire tc be air hostesses. He was to have collected $50 from the girl as payment for an air hostess's uniform. The girl
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    Aussie Foreign Minister calls on Lee, Rajaratnam
    118 5 Aussie Foreign Minister calls on Lee, Rajaratnam SINGAPORE, Mon. The Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr. Leslie H. E. Bury, this afternoon paid a 35-mlnute courtesy call on Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. Mr. Bury, who is here for an unofficial visit after attending the Seato ministerial talks in
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    Lufthansa sends two for lATA meet
    79 5 Lufthansa sends two for lATA meet SINGAPORE, Mon. Two Lufthansa German All lines executives will arrive on Saturday to take part In the International Air Transport Association meeting at Shangri-La Hotel from May 11 to June 6. They are Mr. Joachim von Frankenberg, director of salea and traffic, and Mr.
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    Oil discharge in fixed areas
    36 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Petroleum or dangerous petroleum may be discharged only at licensed areas through hoses provided (or such purposes under the Petroleum (Amendment) By-Laws, according to a Government Gazette notification today.
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    More Malays joining the PAP, says Rahim
    535 6 'NO FUTURE IN COMMUNAL PARTIES' SINGAPORE, Mon MALAYS have been joining the PAP in greater numbers since 1965 because they do not see any hope or future for communal parties, the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Inche Rajiim Ishak. said tonight. Inche
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    Not china dinnerware
    45 6 THE caption for a picture of a stall with the "Kenwood" symbol published in the Straits Times "Expo '71" supplement last Saturday stated that the stall would exhibit china dinnerware. This is incorrect. The stall exhibits sound equipment. The error is recretted.
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    Blood Bank stocks fall by 95 units
    132 6 Blood Bank stocks fall by 95 units SINGAPORE, Mon. Reserve stocks of all groups in the Blood Bank fell from 710 units last week to 615 units this morning, according to the Blood Transfusion Service weekly report today. Although stocks of group O blood have fallen to well below average
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    Lim to study eight SEAMEO proposals on education
    360 6 SINGAPORE, Monday THE Minister for Education. Mr. Lim Kirn San, will study eight proposals concerning formal, nonformal, vocational, technical, management and administrative aspects of education soon. The projects were recommended at the Southeast Asia Ministers of Education Organisation educational planning seminar held
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    Thin? Then give away a pint of blood a month: Doctor
    316 6  -  LEE SU SAN By Singapore, Mon HEALTHY and fit, but a mite too skinny? If you are that and are looking for a "cure" for the last, a local doctor recommends a pint of blood a month for giving
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    S'pore may introduce water rationing
    267 7 S'pore may introduce water rationing 'Cut down consumption' warning by PUB SINGAPORE, Monday WATER rationing may be introduced in Singapore if the current dry spell and high rate of consumption continues for another week. The Public Utilities Board gave this warning today and urged the public to cut down the
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    FISHERMAN FINED $20,000 FOR SMUGGLING
    118 7 FISHERMAN FINED $20,000 FOR SMUGGLING IOHORE B A H R U, J Mon. One dark morning last month a party of Customs officers laid an ambush at Pulau Seletar, off Singapore. After waiting for four-and-a-half hours they spotted a speedboat leaving the Island, headed for Kampong Telok Jawa, a Johore
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    Arab society officials
    50 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. S. Maarof bin Mohamad Jarhom has been elected president of the Singapore Arab Association. Other officials are: Mr. Mohamad bin Abdulraham Almushayah and Mr. Abdullah bin Mohamad Alkaff (vicepresidents); Mr. Abubakar bin Mohamad AUafofl (secretary); and Mr. A. Majld bin Omar Harharah (aast. secretary).
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    Meet the people session
    36 7 SINOAPORE. Mon. The "meet the people" session for Aljunied constituency is now held every Friday from 6.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. a{ No. 68. Block 3. Upper Aljunied Lane instead of Sunday.
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    100 7 ANTONIO CAN'T RESIST THIS HAT C I N G A PORE. '-'Mon. Famed Spanish dancer Antonio (above) and his prim a ballerina Estrella Morena flew in last night with hats perched gaily on their heads. The unpredictable dancer had put a coolie hat on after his arrival at the airport
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    $500,000 hotel for Temerloh
    39 7 KUANTAN, Mon. The Pahang State Corporation will build a 48-room hotel in Temerloh soon. The general manager of the corporation. Inche Ismail Abdullah who announced this here today, said that the project would cost $500,000.
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    Two armed men rob couple of $470
    79 7 Two armed men rob couple of $470 SINGAPORE, Mon. A young couple was robbed of $470 In cash and valuables at Mount Faber last night. Sheng Thian Toh, 22. was with his girlfriend in their car when two men, armed with daggers, approached them and warned them to keep quiet.
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    Search for an interpreter
    67 7 SINOAPORE. Mon. A magistrate today postponed a case for two days to allow the prosecution to find a Oreek Interpreter for a Oreek seaman who Is accused of evading tax. Oeorgior Oiamldakis. 42. is charged with having four bottles of whisky, one bottle of wine and
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    PMIP backs nomination of Prof Al-Atas
    76 7 PMIP backs nomination of Prof Al-Atas PENANG, Mon. Former PMIP commissioner In Penang, Hajl Yusofl Arrawl. today backed the Penang Gerakan State Government's nomination of Prof. Byed Hussain AlAtas to the Senate. Hajl Yuaoff, who Is a PMIP MP from Ko[a Star SeUtan. said that a* the party in power
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    'Road of Return' tour for Aussie PoWs
    243 7 'Road of Return' tour for Aussie PoWs DENANO, Mon. Australian prlsoners-of-war who helped build the famous bridge over the River Kwal and the Slam-Burma Death Railway will be given an opportunity to re-vlslt the two sites in a special tour organised by an Ausstrallan operator In Sydney. Called the "Road
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    76 accidents
    12 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. There were 76 traffic accidents yesterday, eight serious.
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    Regrouping for 14 families living along border
    185 7 Regrouping for 14 families living along border ALOR STAR. Monday FOURTEEN families living in "sensitive" areas r along the Malaysian-Thai border have been "regrouped" by the Border Security Committee. An official of the committee who confirmed this today said 11 of the affected families were in Kroh area and three
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      290 7 Straits Times Crossword .^^^J I Km MB Is H ACROSS 11. Saudi prophet could be a 1. Endless decree about simple 5 Jjjj n re( ntln g oflove In an footwork (8). essay, not a romance (4, 5). 5 The spirit of tipsy cheerful- 16. Walk stiffly away before getness
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    'Keppel may lose workers to other shipyards' warning
    209 8 'Keppel may lose workers to other shipyards' warning SINGAPORE, Mon.—Keppel Shipyard Is In danger of losing its workers to the other big yards coming up in Singapore, the yard's managing director, Mr. C. N. Watson, warned tonight. He said: "These new yards including some of the huge International groups with
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    $200 fine for van-driver
    39 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. Vandriver Toh Tlam Chal. 24. was fined S2OO today for failing to observe traffic lights and colliding into a pedestrian at the Junction of Bencoolen Street and Bras Basah Road on Feb. 6.
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    NTUC hits out at bosses' bonus reaction
    459 8 NTUC hits out at bosses' bonus reaction SIMGAPORE, Mon. §IN(iAPORE employers have agreed only in principle with Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's May Day message which suggested that exceptional profits made in 1970 should be shared with workers, NTUC secretary-general, Mr. C.V. Devan Nair said tonight. Not a single one
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    GLASS OF SHANDY COSTS MAN $45
    82 8 GLASS OF SHANDY COSTS MAN $45 BANDAR SE R I BEGAWAN, Mon.— A class of shandy cost a man here $45 today. He also paid it to learn that shandy is an ?.lcoholic drink. He is PHD worker Ladis bin Puasa, 35, who appeared in the religious court today charged
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    AEB study awards for Pre-U students
    79 8 AEB study awards for Pre-U students SINGAPORE, Mon. The Adult Education Board is offering ten bursaries tenable for a period of two years to Pre-Unlversity One students of the board. Applicants must be Singapore citizens who have obtained outstanding results in the School Certificate examination or its equivalent. Application forms
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    Lions Club officials
    51 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. Chartered surveyor Mr. Ooh Mia Hoon has been elected president of the Lions Club of Singapore East. Dr Teng Pin Mln was elected the first vice-president. Mr. Quek Tee Sin, an electronics engineer, the second vice-pre-sident and Mr. Kirn Yung Duk. a businessman, the third
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    Belgium-S'pore links
    44 8 SINGAPORE. Mon— The Lions Club of Singapore host will hold a luncheon meeting at Goodwood Park Hotel on Wednesday Quest speaker will be Mr Paul Vanderdonckt. first secretary (commercial) to the Belgian embassy, who will speak on "Links between Belgium and Singapore."
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    'Most rebuffed' citizens at five dollars a night
    214 8 SINGAPORE, Mon. rpWENTY University of L Singapore medical students tonight began a $5 -a night assignment which may make them the most rebuffed citizens in Singapore. Armed with paper cups, they will be going round the Alexandra area, knocking on doors and
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    Search for polite conductor: No public response
    327 8  - Search for polite conductor: No public response TAN WANG JOO By CINGAPORE, Mon. Rude bus conductors can expect brickbats from the public, but there appears to be no bouquets for those conductors who are polite. Bus commuters seem to take the latter for granted. This is the wry guess of
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    Razak calls for the full use of young people
    544 9 Razak calls for the full use of young people YOUTHS A GREAT ASSET, CONFERENCE TOLD KUALA LUMPUR, Monday T^'N Abdul Razak said today the untapped resources of millions of young people in South-east Asia should be fully used for national development. "They represent one of the greatest assets which must
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    Negotiations on ways to untie multi-lateral aid
    202 9 T^EGOTIATIONS are now on between members of the Development Assistance Committee (DAC) to seek an appropriate arrangement for untying bilateral and multi-lateral aid. Japanese Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Klichi Alchl. told the Economic Development Conference that an agreement in prln- ciple had
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    MARINE DEPT GOES METRIC NEXT YEAR
    87 9 MARINE DEPT GOES METRIC NEXT YEAR SINGAPORE. Mon. The Marine Department is to co metric from Jan. 1 next year. Announcing this today, the department said it has submitted a programme to the Metrication Board for approval. Engineers in the department have already been examined in the system and examinations
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    JAPANESE FIRM TO BUILD $36 mil DBS TOWER BUILDING
    209 9 JAPANESE FIRM TO BUILD $36 mil DBS TOWER BUILDING SINGAPORE, Monday A JAPANESE firm, Ohbayashi Guml Ltd., has x won a $36.25 million contract to construct the Development Bank of Singapore's new 50-storey tower building in Shenton Way. Foundation work on the building began in September, 1969, and its basement
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    Police seek relatives of two dead men
    90 9 Police seek relatives of two dead men SINGAPORE, Mon— Police today appealed to relatives of two dead men to contact them. TAN HYE. 75. died in hospital on Saturday, four days after he was found lying in front of a shophouse in Tanjong Pagar Road. Next of kin are asked
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    Cabby fined
    35 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. Taxidriver- Ong Peng Hee, 52. was fined $200 today (or (ailing to give way and knocking down a pedestrian at a zebra crossing in (ront o( Oay World on Jan. 6.
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    Five years for man serving prison term
    176 9 Five years for man serving prison term CINGAPORE, Mon. A man now serving a two-y ear sentence for breach of police supervision, was Jailed today for five years for armed robbery. Yong Kah Cheng, 35. who was Jailed on Feb. 12 this year, was found guilty of robbing eight people
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    Cleared of cheque theft she faces cheat charge
    197 9 SINGAPORE, Mon A MAGISTRATE'S court today acquitted and discharged a woman on a j charge of stealing two che- I ques belonging to a machine operator. Badriah binte Jumaat, 26. was alleged to have stolen the two Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation cheques from
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      NANYANG ARRESTS
      417 10 The arrest by the Singapore authorities of four senior executives of the Nanyang Siang Pau, who are being held under the internal security regulations, is an unpleasant shock not materially lessened by the knowledge of every working journalist that we survive in difficult times. The Singapore Government's action
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      BUMIPUTRA STEPS OUT
      293 10 Bank B amiputra's decision to operate a rural banking services scheme on a pilot basis is consistent with its original aim of taking the bank to the people. Several commercial banks have indeed had the samt idea, but their operations have been restricted. Unlike Bank Bumiputra they
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      ALY SABRY GOES
      298 10 Mr. Aly Sabry has been dismissed from the post of Vice President of Egypt three days before the arrival in Cairo of Mr. William Rogers. The incredible fact about Mr. Aly Sabry was that he continued to occupy one office or another all these years, with only
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    Israel's close links with South Africa
    566 10  - Israel's close links with South Africa C.L. SULZBERGER By JOHANNESBURG.— There is a remarkably close if little-known partnership between Jsrael and South Africa. This relationship between the nations controlling Africa's souinern tip and the nation still holding the gate to its northern tip aifects political, economic and military affairs. Above
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    1126 10  - The people who are always afraid Stuart Kellerman Vietnam's countless refugees By SAIGON THE SUN peeks in through a crack in the wooden shack waking Tran Thi Lanh from a restless night's sleep. She rubs her eyes and nudges her two daughters sleeping beside her on the hard slat bed.
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      196 10 WHEN the Malaysian Government accepted •in principle parity for Day Training Centre teachers in 1966. the DTC Union and the NUT disagreed. The negotiations came to a deadlock. In February this year, the Government reaffirmed the principle of DTC parity, but the same two
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      Investigation
      57 10 \VITH REFERENCE to the letter (B.T. April 5), from Travel Weary, Selangor, I would be grateful If he could communicate with me, g'.vlng his sister's name, date and place of application and temporary receipt number so that an investigation could be made immediately. HAJI MOIID. AROF Penolong Prngarah Fecawai
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      Telephones
      57 10 WHEN we first moved into the newly developed Jalan Belangkas area of the Kampong Pandan district we were Informed that we could have our telephones installed in a few weeks' time. We were even given the new telephone numbers. Today, our fifteenth month here we are still waiting. Has
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      New supply
      60 10 I WISH to refer to Mana boleh's letter (B.T. April 17) and confirm that Form SPA. 1 was exhausted on April. 14. Supply was renewed on April 15. and Mana Boleh may new call at the office of the State Secretary. Malacca if he is still in need
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      122 10 I REFER to letters by Pensioners and Poor Soldier. Sad to say. there is no one to voice forcefully the hardship endured by these unfortunate people who gave their complete loyalty to King and country when they were in service. A pensioner normally gets a fixed monthly sum
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      And Chou laughed his head off...
      546 11  - And Chou laughed his head of f JACK FINGLETON AUSSIE DOCTOR THAWS THE CHILL WITH DOSE OF WISECRACKS From Canberra, Mon. MANAGER of AusiTl tralia's table-ten-nis team Dr. John Jackson had China's Premier Chou En-lai laughing his head off at a historic meeting at Peking on Saturday night. Three journalists,
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      Hands off Senkaku Islands, China warns Japan
      326 11 Hands off Senkaku Islands, China warns Japan rKYO. Mon. China said today it will never allow Japan and the I'nited States to "make a deal" over the Senkaku Islands. The Sovereignty of the islands, situated just north of Taiwan, is claimed by Japan, Taiwan and China. The Inited States has
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      Princess dies
      32 11 PORTSMOUTH. Mon. Fnncess Ohaliya Said. 22-year-old niece of the exiled Sultan of Zanzibar drowned yesterday when a dinghy in which she was sailing colided with a ferry entering the harbour.
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      Lock icon Nixon taken for a ride
      65 11 Nixon taken for a ride THIS sequence of pictures made by a CBS cameraman with long lens during coverage of President Nixon's tour of the Camp Pendleton parade grounds in California, show the President above the crov.-d of troops. A base spokesman said on Saturday that the President was carried
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      US drive to boost farm exports and lower trade bars
      167 11 pALM SPRINGS. Mon. President Nixon yesterday announced plans for a big boost in U.S. agricultural exports and a new drive aimed at lowering trade barriers throughout the world. The President told a nationwide radio audience that his BdmlnU>tratlon's goal was
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      Lock icon Life predicts
      39 11 NEW YORK. Mon. Life magazine predicted yesterday that Treasury Secretary Mr. John Connally the only Democrat in President Nixon's Administration might replace Mr. Spiro Agncw as Mr. Nixon s vice-presidential candidate In the 1972 election. AP. 1
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      Lock icon Primate on keeping hopeless patients alive
      161 11 Primate on keeping hopeless patients alive EDINBURGH. Mon. The Archbishop of Canterbury said last night he did not think doctors are duty bound to prolong the lives of patients whose rases are hopeless. At an informal questlon-and-answer session at Marischal College in Aberdeen, Dr. Michael Ramsey was asked how he
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      110 11 FBI doing a good job say majority IVEW YORK, Mon. The majority of Americans i think the FBI is doing a I good Job. but believe dlrec- > tor J. Edgar Hoover should retire, according to a survey. The poll, conducted by the Gallup organisation for Newsweek magazine, showed Si
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      Lock icon General took pot shots at peasants says Time
      226 11 WASHINGTON. Mon. -The army said last night that a brigadiergeneral was under investigation for alleged misconduct in Vietnam. The announcement followed a Time article that a general was accused by several American helicopter pilots of murdering a number of South Vietnamese peasants
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      Lock icon Phone taps on defence officials claim
      219 12 Phone taps on defence officials claim T ONDON, Mon.— The v Daily Mail today said that British security agents have uncovered a secret tele-phone-tapping system, based at the Soviet Embassy, to listen to private conversations of top officials in Ministry of Defence. The newspaper said a senior diplomat at the
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      Woman who was born into slavery dies at age of 117
      130 12 Woman who was born into slavery dies at age of 117 rpALLAPOOSA (Oeorgla), A Mon. One of the few survivors of the souths slavery era is dead, at the age of 117. A funeral home here said Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Collins, born Sept. 2, 1854 11 years before the end
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      28 12 CALCUTTA, Mon. Two policemen were stabbed to death in the steel township of Durgapur today as violence continued in India's problem State of West Bengal. Reuter.
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      141 12 WASHINGTON, Mon. Senior South Vietnamese officials tacitly approve. If not actively support, the illegal drug traffic, according to a report compiled by the U.S. Military Command in Saigon, the current issue of U.S. News and World Report said. The magazine said in a copyright
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      27 12 SAN SALVADOR. Mon. El Salvador has accused Honduras of attacking a boatload of Salvadorans yesterday. One Salvadoran was reported killed and one injured. AP.
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      Lock icon A clean sweep
      53 12 W A SHINGTON: Police swept through the park campsite of antiwar demonstrators and arrested the rem a i ning handful of protesters who did not leave after their permit for the camp was revoked. Most of the protesters left before this shoulder to shoulder sweep with teargas
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      510 12 Police gun test to catch May Day killers MANILA, Monday POLICE scientists x were conducting ballistics tests today on guns carried by police during a demonstration on Saturday in which two men and a woman were shot dead outside the Philippines Congress building. Philippines constabulary chief, BrigadierGeneral Eduardo Garcia, ordered
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      Lock icon How the Pakistan army stopped a near successful mutiny
      306 12 How the Pakistan army stopped a near successful mutiny LONDON. Mon. A newspaper has reported here that it w.is the Pakistan army's quick reflexes, tighter discipline and better leadership which saved it from mutineers on March tS and 26, when political talks over Pakistan's future tiad broken down. Anthony Mascarenhas
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      Lock icon Hunt for legendary rebel in Ceylon
      467 13  - Hunt for legendary rebel in Ceylon ERIC PACE By Kegalle (Ceylon), Mon. QOL. Mahendran Fernando stabbed a blunt finger at the lush green hills around him and snapped "The rascal, he's still alive, unfortunately, but we hope he'll come in quietly and surrender." As Ceylon's four-day amnesty period for rebels
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      Lock icon It's the legs that get the men say 'Dolly' girls
      151 13 It's the legs that get the men say 'Dolly' girls ONDON, Mon. Legs. Li bottoms, bosoms and faces —in that order were voted by London's "Dolly" girls as assets most attractive- to the opposite sex. according to a fashion survey. The survey was carried out among 220 girls between 16
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      Lock icon Top Chinese scientist dies
      46 13 TOKYO. Mon. U SiuKuang. a geologist and member or the Presidium 01 the Chinese People's Consultative Conference, died in Peking on Saturday. He was 82. A radio broadcast monitored here said U made great contributions to advancing geological studies in China. AP.
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      Lock icon New MP shot
      32 13 BANGKOK. Mon. —An unidentified gunman seriously wounded a newly-elected Member of Parliament and .-.hot dead his wife and jeep driver in an ambush near the Loatlon border yesterday. Reutcr.
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      Lock icon Policemen now the targets of bomb attacks
      198 13 Policemen now the targets of bomb attacks BELFAST, Mon. Explosions wrecked the homes of two Belfast police chiefs last night but no one was hurt. Superintendent Ross Laird, head of the Special Branch, was able to get his family to safety seconds before the blast because of the vigilance of
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      Lock icon Racial riots in 15 years Powell warns
      319 13 Racial riots in 15 years Powell warns LONDON, Mon. White and black people would be fighting each other in Britain in 15 years time, warned Mr. Enoch Powell yesterday. Conservative Party MP Mr. Powell was taking part in a religious programme on television when he made the remark during a
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      39 13 MIAMI. Mon. Cuban Prime Minister Mr. Fidel Castro, apparently fearful the Island's sugar harvest would fall below the reduced quota of seven million tons, has appealed to workers to remember sugar's "great importance to our economy." AP.
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      Just fancy that
      340 13 ON ADA (Kansas), Mon. The Hund-Ebert marriage tonight, which will unite Into one family two adults and 23 children, figures to be the biggest thing Onaga has seen for some time. Just about everybody In town plans to take part. "It's a shame they can't widen the
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      Lock icon Woman to woman
      268 13 MEW DELHI, Mon. Mahalia Jackson, the famed American gospel singer, cave a concert last night with four encores and then asked her enthusiastic audience to applaud Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi. "They can say what they want about a woman, but it really takes a woman to
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        21 14 j. Ceramics K. Cont. N itarlitp mperial 9i. JJ -t-.wi $1.02 +.06 $2.75 +.05 $5.45 +.05 $0.52} +.02i $0.67* +.01*
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        26 14 1. I.I.1NV .M.C. Jl.UU $1.24 04 Cement I. Tile ihangri-La J.A.C. imbassador J.I.C. $2.25 —.04 $0,804 —03 $1.19 —.03 $1.52 —.03 $1.00 —.02 $1.39 —.02
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        MOST ACTIVE STOCKS
        14 14 Gula Perak 298.000 Haw Par 101,000 Malaya Glass 91.000 Starlite 85.000
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      Straits Times Indices
      37 14 Straits Times Indices Apr. SO Mat 3 •Industrials: 149.95 149.SS 7 Hotels: 69.07 88.92 Properties: 113.52 113.60 im- 91.22 91.71 t rubbers: 116.32 116.32 Dec. 30. 1966 s 100 IDec II, 1968 100 tDec. 29, 1962 100
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      Gula Perak's disappointing debut
      218 14 GULA Perak made a disappointing debut on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Throughout the four hours of trading this new $1 share was going at a discount ranging from eight to 14 centsThe company's allotment of four million shares at $1 par in
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      Official rates
      49 14 f\X the official Malayan Short yj Term Money Market for the week ended May 1. 1971 the range of call rate* was a* follow*: BANKING FUNDS: per cent to i% per cent. GENERAL FUNDS; 34 per cent to 5 per cent. MOVEMENTS 0/ funds totalled $161 million.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1042 14 D<D AND OFFER PRICES OFFID CIALLV LISTED AT TNI CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINCAPORE ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANCE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: INDUSTRIALS OMIT TRUIT (Ada Unit Tru.t) (Manaier-t prim fer May 4) Mai. Inveat. Fund 1.28 xd 1.33 xd Ual. Prof. Fund
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      BUSINESS DONE
      847 14 DUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala L.impur trading rooms of the Siock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1,003 unless otherwise speclf.ed. INDUSTRIALS Arm* (2) $1 44. (2) $1 45 Alcan (1) $1.48, (2) $149 Ben (1)
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      Jardine
      165 14 JARDINE Waugh s setback in 1970, Its first in recent years, has not exactly cast a pall of gloom over the company. In fact remarks by chairman Henry Keswlck ln his annual statement show that the slip into the red is being regarded as only a very temporary mishap.
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      Progress at King's
      209 14 RING'S Hotel Incurred an operating loss of $114,942 for 1970 but since then it has' been running at a profit, and this trend is expected to continue for the rest of 1971, says chairman Kwek Leng Beng. The operating loss was not unexpected as the hotel was
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      Exchange rates
      187 14 "^fhe^it" 011 °1 3anl J? ln Malaysia-Singapore announced mese best agreed merchant rates as at May 3: Local dollars to one unit SELLING or Foreign Currency I XT or OD Sterling Pound 7 t OAO Australian Dollar 3 46 25 New Zealand Dollar 3 4795 South Arabian Dinar
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      Waugh looks to a better year
      281 14 diversification and new acquisitions. New commercial opportunities, particularly ln the industrial and service fields in Singapore and Malaysia, will be actively sought. All of which indicates that during the later part of this year or early 1972, Jardine is going on a buying spree
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      248 14 KRAMAT Tin Dredging is paying a second interim dividend, in lieu of a final, of 10- cents per share for the year to March 1971 to take the total for the year to 25 cents compared with 95 cents previously. KENT (F.M.S.) Tin Dredging suffered a loss of £29,664 in
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        24 14 May 3. RUBBER: 112.25 cents per kilo (down 0.50 cent). TIN: 5646.00 (down 75 cents). Official offering 310 tons (up 62 tons).
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        Tin goes down
        44 14 T^HE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday dipped fractionally by 75 cents to $646 per picul on an official offering up 62 tons to 310 tons. The market was fairly steady with moderate buying support from the United States and Japan.
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        108 14 CHINESE riIODCCE EXCHANGF.. SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICKS PER PICCL YESTERDAY. C atonal Oil i bulk $SA *tll*r* drum 197 <a scllrra. (••prm: Miud (f.o.b.i loos* May/ June UK/Coat 133 B. Prpprr: Muntok ABTA white f.o.b. 100% NLW |170 sailers, Sarawak white f.o.b. 06* NLW $l«0 asllsrs. Sarawak apcclal black
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        Rubber drops in dull conditions
        303 14 AFTER opening slir% ghtly steadier on better overseas' advices, values in the rubber market yesterday slipped by 0.50 cent on lack of interest. The market then ruled dormant for the rest of the session. Some unsatisfied demand for RSS One July/Sept, was noted. The morning
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        53 14 Saturday Friday •U.I. MJ.S. London Cloaed S9.TO B«lrut CloMd 40.00 Honxkong 40.87 40.81 Zurich Closed 39.608 39 -OS P*rU Cloaed 39 84 Spore (1) Closed 40.00 B'pors (2) Cloaed 154.00 (1) Export price In non-atsrllng treaa in U.S. dollan per ounce. (2) Local dssltra pricea In Singapore
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      Seacorp fulfils its forecast
      165 14 COUTH East Asia Development Corporation (Seacorp) Is paying its promised maiden dividend of 7J per cent for the year to January 1971, a payment first forecast for 1968-69. At $881,809, pre-tax profits also meet chairman's Tan Sri Nik Kamil's prediction "in excess of $800,000" made in
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      220 14 AL'STlM— the Australian Industrial and Mining Corporation failed to meet September predictions that 1970 profits would exceed an earlier estimate of A 54.7 million when group net profits plunged to A 5434.000 last year from As3.B million ln Chairman M.I. McAlister, who replaced Mr. I. J.D. Murray last November
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        168 14 MEMBERS of the Sydney Stock Exchange o have voted to introduce more stringent standards of ethical behaviour by brokers which, chairman J.H. Cooper said, were "without a doubt" the strictest rules governing any Australian stock exchange. Five new provisions based on rules of the New York
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        373 14 MELBOURNE. Mon. Mining stocks were easier In moderate trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today while Industrials were firm. BHP firmed 10 cento to $14 35 while CBR put 'on the same amount to does at $6. Cheney was five cents higher at 51. 55 while Ampol, An*ett and
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        44 14 rE following Asian Dollar rates were quoted yesterday by Bank of America. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above: One month s»n i Two months sjpc Three months 6 p c Six months 6Jpc Nine months 6|pc Twelve months 6|p.c.
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        252 14 T-JONO KONG, Mon. The market cloaed firm with Improvements throughout the day eypeclally toward* the close. There were gains In a number of counters Both Hone Ron*- Telephone* and the "righto" Improved the shares put on HK4O cento and closed at HK526.70 and the "Righto" HK7O cento at
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    1229 15 Meaning of 'seditious words' defined in court OPENING OF DAP SEDITION CASE Witness: 'It's not our aim to ignore the law K. LUMPUR, Mon A SENIOR Federal Counsel today defined the meaning of "seditious words" under the Sedition Act "as words or a combination of words or sentences Vhich have
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    Why engineer gave $5,000 for a postdated cheque
    407 15 Why engineer gave $5,000 for a postdated cheque SINGAPORE, Monday. A STRUCTURAL engineer told the High Court today why he paid a man $5,000 in an on-the-spot exchange for a postdated cheque which was later dishonoured. I Mr. Tan Sin Eng, of Telok Ayer Street, said: "I accepted the cheque
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    80 15 TONGUE IS STITCHED BACK AFTER ACCIDENT BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Mon. Doctors here nave succeeded in stitching back a tongue severed in an accident during the weekend here. It is that of a 19-year-old girl, Nancy Kua, whose car was involved in an accident at Nuara Road when it went off
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    Man who ignored warning killed by train
    175 15 Man who ignored warning killed by train SINGAPORE Mon. An elderly man who Ignored a warning by his son to avoid taking a route along a railway track to a mosque, was killed by a train, a coroner's court heard today. Mull Khan, 79, was instantly killed when he was
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    Shell golf film for loan
    59 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. The eleventh film In Shells Wonderful World of OoU Beventh Series Is available for loan from Shell Film Service at Shell House in Collyer Quay. This one-hour film features Gay Brewer playing against Billy Casper at Doral Country Club In Miami In Florida.
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    Canoe course
    39 15 SINOAPORE. Mon. The Chinese YMCA camping department will conduct a weekend canoe course for beginners on May IS and IS at the Pmslr Panjang Vigilante Corps Centre. Further details are available Irom the department, tel. 751 M
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      255 15 On your TV and Radio 3.N .P.M. Opening and General Topic: Foreign Investment (C) Hospital 7.41 News (0 3 29 For the Family (M) 7.91 Whicktr's New World Happy, 3.51 A Diary of Events in Singa- Happy, Inc: pore This Wetk (M) 9.15 Our Music Makers (E) 3.55 It's Happening
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      Law student Deborah is work-busy during vacation time
      316 16 WHEN the new aca- demic year starts at the University of Singapore in July, 19-year-old Deborah Lim will certainly return to her law books with a mass of experience up her sleeves. Not the Perry Mason type of experience though. What she
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      415 16 It isn't easy to fee yourself as others see you. Most of us have a far from true picture of ourselves. It's usually distorted one way or the other. We either picture ourselves as more glamourous than we really are. or we under-estimate our
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      523 16  -  ONG KIAT BENG By MKN never make passes at girls in glasses is a saying that is fast ageing into an old wives' tale. A good look at the array of frames in an optical shop will convince even
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      230 16 Perfume, we all know is no more an extravagance or a luxury. But bath toiletries like bath oil and bath salts are still considered by many working girls as beyond their reach. According to Mr. Etienne Che vallier, a Dior executive who was in Singapore recently,
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      1338 19 i*BMßmßnHml FORM I -NOTICE BY TNE COMMISSIONER RELATING TO INDEFEASIBILITY (Section 84 (t) NOTICE BY THE COMMISSIONER OF LAND TITLES Whereas I am satisfied of the validity of the replacement titles to the holdings described in the Schedule hereto, together with the names and addresses of the proprietors thereof: And
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    78 20 MICKEY. RUTH. TBSSIB sincerely thank natives and friends for assistance, condolences, visits, wreaths, donations for masses and attendance at th.' funeral of their beloved mother Iris Maud Scully. MR. ANO MRS. Victor EruthayaraJ Lourduuathan P. Jaya thank friends relatives for assistance, attendance, gifts and good wishes on the occasion
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    60 20 HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS Ann Murray (a Joan Booty Model) for winning Tbe Fair Lady Fashion Contest. Well done Ann From Joan and th* girls. LOUISE KLERK'S SALONS In Hotel Slngapura for your regular faclaU and all skin conditions. Latest methods, moderate prices. Appointments: Telephone *****3 (B'pore). SINCAPORE BALLET ACADEMY New
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    97 20 JONES: The director* of Kennedy Burkill and Co. Sdn. Berhad regret to announce the death of Percival O, Jones on 4th February 1971 at MoorinM L. House. Melllng. near Liverpool. Lancashire. formerly manager of Bute Eatate. Negrl Sembllan and Chemor United Eatate, Perak. HARRY JOHN HARRIS. 49 passed away
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    24 20 IN LOVING MEMORY of Mr. Lee Pang Soo departed on 4 3.70. Gone but not forgotten. Alway* rememi«red by family and friends.
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      608 20 TO ALICE AND RICHARD Ong. a son. Murray brother to Marianne on May Ist at Oleneagles. Orateful thanks to Doctors and staff. LIM YAM, Joo Tong to Janet on 4.3.71. Religious announcements WHAT 1$ TRUTH? Charles Haslam a d-namlc radio and television personality from Florida, U.S.A. will Hive the answer
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      997 20 TELEVISION APPRENTICE required urgently. Must be Initiative, hardworking. References, driving licence essential Appointment B'pore *****7 ENGLISH SPEAKING WAITRESSES any Nationality Food and lodging provided. 217 Lavender Street B'pore 12 Tel: *****. EUROPEAN MANAGER REQUIRES amah. stay-In, cook European food, speak English. Pleas* telephone Mr. Chan *****1. office hours. FEMALE GENERAL
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      915 20 HOLLAND ROAO detached 4 bedrooms/ servant's amenities, spacious garden furnished $2,000/-. Semi-detached 3 bedrooms/servant* smenities. spacious garden partly furnished $600/-. Contact Victor Chia ft Partners *****. DISTRICT 10 modern fully furnished 3/4 bedrooms semi-detached new bouses near Botanic Oardens, University Singapore. American School. Quiet, high-class residential area Telephone (Spore) 6664)0.
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      Low dividers and the lorries that rule the road
      295 21 Where have all the tratflc cops gone? I HAD a harrowing experience while driving to work along Adam Road towards Lornie Road last week. It was a wet morning. A lorry travelling in the opposite direction towards Dunearn Road suddenly jumped
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      189 21 NOTHING can be more frustrating than having to drive at 45 mph behind a lorry that is not supposed to exceed 20 or 30 mph. I travel to Johore Bahru and back frequently and at every trip I invariably encounter these lorries which either carry timber, granite or goods, or
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      ...and take over parking lots
      152 21 rE lorry problem In free-parking housing estate carparks is getting out of hand. Yet the authorities do not seem to be doing anything about it. It has come to a stage where lorries have with complete impunity "taken over" parking lots In the carparks. The
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      128 21 Replies from the Govt... I REFER to the letter by 'Outcast" (S. T. April 22) alleging discrimination against boys who have been discharged from Social Welfare Homes. Your correspondent states In his letter that "old boys from the Social Welfare Department are In a respectable position today, working as clerks,
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      133 21 1 REFER to the letter by "Another Life in danger (ST., April 4) who mentioned that he and five other people were trapped in a jammed lift in block 7, Toa Payoh, on April 25. An inspection of the two lifts in block 7 on April 27, showed that both
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      Teacher's school uniform will cost $50
      120 21 Teacher's school uniform will cost $50 AI Y son who Is a ITI teacher has been asked by his principal to wear uniforms to school. I think this is an infringement of personal freedom. The principal wants every teacher to be "cooperative." Being uncooperative could mean an adverse report at
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      THE 3.30 a.m. AUCTION
      99 21 THE 3.30 a.m. AUCTION EVERY morning at 3.30 a.m. an unauthorised vegetable "market" at the circle of Loronc 6 between blocks 28 and 29 comes to life. The hawkers come from rural areas to auction off their vegetables and the noise they create is causing us to lose sleep. Their
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      WHEN LETTERS HAVE TO WAIT FOR THE POSTMAN TO GET WELL
      209 21 WHEN LETTERS HAVE TO WAIT FOR THE POSTMAN TO GET WELL HELP! Cannot somebody Jog the postal service into at least the minimum standards of efficiency? Some days ago, a neighbour who called at the nearest post office to complain that she had not received a letter her husband had
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      239 21 RECENTLY I got my PUB bill and found that my gas consumption was $53.36 —nearly 950 per cent rise In consumption! (Our monthly consumption is between $3 to $4 a month). A complaint was th°r ofore made and the PUB said it must be the mistake of the meter-reader, or
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      74 21 MANY hoax calls have been made sending ambulances and police patrol cars etc., to my house in Toa Payoh. I have reported the matter to the police and have also requested them to trace the caller. However, no action has been taken and recently another call was made sending a
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      20 21 RESIDENTS of Sembawang Hill Estate would be grateful if street lamps could be Installed in the estate A. T., Singapore.
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      667 21 Cont. from Page 20) For CVERYONI KNOWS BY NOW That ue arc specialists In Philco. Sanyo. Acma. Frigidaire. Ocneral Electric. Carrier, split-system, and packaged A r-condii loners Call at Singapore Kefrlgeratlon Company. H/14 International Building, Telephone *****0/ ****** *****6. typewriters Olympla. Olivetti. Wellon. Adler. Royal, Imperial. Underwood. Faclt. etc. Portables
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      653 21 1970 FAIRMONT. Alrcondltloned. One owner. Low mileage. Immaculate. $10,950/- Universal Cars. 45 Orchard Road. Tel *****1. 19SS REGISTERED IM* HUlman Imp with Insurance/road tax $2,800/-. Wanted Rover T. C or O»el Commondore OS 1968. Call (Spore) *****. IMS F ESCORT DELUXE R/TaX Aug/71 Insurance May. ''72 $3,800/- 0.n.0. *****S after
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      692 21 NORTH AMERICAN ROCKWELL (S) PTE. LTD. invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions: a) METALLURGIST Responsible for interpreting and establishing standards end procedures for continuous In-line heat treatment, testing and inspection of metal components. A University Degree In Mechanical Engineering. Metallurgy or allied field Is essential b)
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      Lock icon Thoroughbreds for S'pore
      53 22 CVDNEY. if on. Nine top Sydney racehorses have been shipped to Slngapoie. local racing sources said today. The horses, which Joined a shipment of thoroughbreds from all States leaving last Priday, are: Beginners Luck. Pull Regalia. Volcanic. Impossible Dream. Swift Road. Danish Don. Rotherham. Battle Bridfe-e. and
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      Ups and downs in weighting the horses
      656 22 Ups and downs in weighting the horses RACING with EPSOM JEEP SPLITTING 860 horses into six-well-balanced classes involves a lot of juggling by the MRA Handicapper. There has been drastic reshuffling and quite a number of horses have been sent up a class without winning. Naturally there has been a
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      Kwong suspended for a month
      924 22 STIPE'S REPORT THE Stipendiary J steward's report on the races at Bukit Timah last weekend: SATL'BDAY Race 1: In the straight Trishaw Angel (Harbridge) was tightened slightly by Even Better (Coleman) who was taken out by Tobacco Leaf (apprentice D. Kwong). Race 2: Running to
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      Zug springs shock in French 2,000 Guineas
      158 22 IJARIS. Mon. Zug, a 25-1 outsider. won the French 2,000 Guineas at Longchamp yesterday the only shock in the three big events on the card. The favourites won the other two feature events. Bold Fascinator capturing the French 1.000 Guineas and Caro taking
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      U.S. baseball
      98 22 TVEW YORK. Mon. Results 11 of yesterday's baseball games: American League: New York 2 Milwaukee 1 (Ist game); New York 5 Milwaukee 4 (2nd): Boston 1 Minnesota 0 (Ist game). Boston 9 Minnesota 8 Cnd): Chicago 3 Washington 1: Baltimore 5 Kansas City 3: California 4 Detroit 3:
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      BT TIMAH WEIGHTS
      910 22 ■tITEIOHTS for the Tf races at Buklt Timah this weekend: SATURDAY CL. 1, DIV. 1 7K. Ya Ya 9.00 Commander-ln-Chief 9.00 Tloman II 9.00 EeUaUhang 9.00 Mahseer 8.13 Foresight 8.11 Stingray II 8.11 Great World II 8.11 Fortune Hunter 8.11 Able Envoy 8.10 Nonparlel 8.09 Dendroblum II
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      Ref fails to turn up, so out pops Rajendran
      240 23  -  E. FRIDA By POLICE and PWD had to settle for an unregistered referee when Vincent Gomez, one of the two umpires assigned the match, failed to turn up at Thomson Road yesterday for a Div. 1 League hockey match. Gomex, who
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      Naval Base in final
      60 23 Naval Base School entered the national Schools boys' B and C division hockey finals with comfortable wins in the semiiinals at Balestier Road yesterday. The B team beat Upper Thomson 2-0 and will meet the winners of the Victoria-Chang-kat Changl clash, while the C tetm beat
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      Forces go two up
      53 23 Armed Forces scored their second straight win when they trounced Telok Ayer C.C. 5-1 In the Singapore table tennis team championship at Monk's Hill School last night. Other results: Hong Urn C.C bt Tuan Mong 5-2, Shlng Wan SC. bt NAAFI 5-0, Mun Chiang Song bt
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      No goals and no thrills, only dull hockey
      292 23  - No goals and no thrills, only dull hockey PERCY SENEVIRATNE By §AN Fernando of Argentina and the Singapore Under-23 side grappled to a scoreless draw in a hockey match which plodded along for most of the 70 minutes at the Padang yesterday. If the local team had hoped to pick
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      Swim meeting
      16 23 Singapore Amateur Swimming Association will hold a committee meeting at Sports House on Thursday.
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      SWEEP BY LOCALS IN THE JAPAN GP
      119 23 SWEEP BY LOCALS IN THE JAPAN GP TOKYO. Mon. Japans 1 Kuniomi Nagamatsu. In a Mitsubishi Colt F2OOO. won the Japan Orand Prix at Fuji Speedway in Oyama today. He completed 35 laps totalling 130.6 miles In lhr 4:31.69. The second and third places also went to Japanese drivers Osamu
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      Wilson wins triple sprint but is far off the records
      427 23 WILSON Shueh proved himself to be the Serangoon Secondary's No. 1 sprinter when he won the 100 m. 200 m and 400 m at their annual meet at Farrer Park yesterday, reports PETER SIOW. But Wilson's times fell far short
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      Protest as Vosper lose to Hume
      238 23 Protest as Vosper lose to Hume r[E Singapore Business Houses Junior knockout soccer championship opened yesterday with a protest by Vosper Thornycroft after they were beaten 3-2 by Hume Industries at Farrer Park. Thornycroft. who play in Dlv. 3 in the Business Houses League, claimed that Hume fielded an unregistered
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      Thomson wins
      27 23 TOKYO. Mon. Australia's Peter Thomson shot a two-under-par 70 and captured the Wizard international golf tournament by one stroke with a two-round total of 143.
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      Saints in last 8 with 32-0 win
      237 23 DEFENDING champions St. Andrews' "A" powered their way Into the quarter-finals of the national schools' seven-a-slde rugby tournament 'B division, with an easy 32-0 win over Newtown at the Peoples' Association yester•fhe Saints, fielding practically the same team as last year's, scored four
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      DIARY
      8 23 RUGBY School* seven -a side tournament iKailangi.
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      Easy wins for Malaysia and Burma in Seoul Cup
      218 23 CEOUL, Mon. Burma and Malaysia scored easy wins over Taiwan and Cambodia respectively in the Presidents Cup soccer tournament here tonight. Both matches were played in rain which fell all day. soaking the pitch. Only a few hundred spectators under the
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      Selection trials
      54 23 SELECTION trials were held at Parrer Park yesterday for the schools international soccer tournament In Singapore on July 24-31. In the Under-18 trials. City District edged Katong District 3-2. and Bukit Timah District drew 1-1 with Serangoon District. Serangoon beat Bukit Timah 2-1 and Katong beat City 2-1
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      Lock icon Cedar meet
      36 23 Cedar Girls Secondary will hold their annual athletics meet at Cedar Avenue on Thursday A PALL of black smoke rises over the Expo site as stallholders salvage their goods. Picture by Tan Wee Him.
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      559 22 ggffea MASOK-LAH BERKHIDMAT DALAM *^&B£m^ r TENTERA LAUT DIRAJA MALAYSIA 7*^B^4 SEBA6AI PEGAWAI DALAM \&jfa& CHAWANGAN TEKNIK TENTERA LAUT DIRAJA MALAYSIA menawarkan tuan2 pekerjaan yang berfaedah. Peluang2 banyak terbuka sebagai Pegawai Bertauliah dalam Tentera Laut Diraja Chawangan Teknik. 1. KELULUSAN PELAJARAN mesti-lah mempunyai Sijil Persekolahan Tinggi jurusan llmu Hisab dan
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      735 23 SINGAPORE ISLAND COUNTRY CLUB Installation of Golf Course Watering System Tenders are Invited for the provision and installation of a complete semi-automatic watering system for the Bukit Course (18 holes) of the Singapore Island Country Club. Tenders should Include the cost of the following 1. Providing and Installing any pumping
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      432 23 SPURS v ARSENAL RESULT AND REPORT IN TODAY'S NEW NATION pc« c« >m Mist mms T "•"I STRAITS TIMES TUESDAY I WORD PUZZLE 'R' 1 mm mjmjm I j r=:::::::zz: LfJ iTBBIE |Q|W| FILL IN I 5 2 1 j[a| MISSIN6 ijßpr LETTERS IiJMHMHI LLILJ below C Cit llM| MM
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    Chairman's denial
    202 24 SINGAPORE, Mon. Nanyang S i a n g Pau's chairman and chief executive, Mr. Lee Eu Seng, 41, tonight issued a statement on the arrest of his younger brother, Mau Seng, and the paper's three senior executives. The statement reads: s- I categorically deny the accusations of the
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    Lock icon Rail strike
    32 24 SAIGON, Mon. South Vietnam's coastal railway system came to a near halt today when almost 4.000 railway workers went en their first-ever 24--hour national strike for a wage Increase. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Aussie Govt accused on Malaysia bases
    149 24 /CANBERRA, Mon.— The \j Australian Government was guilty of gross dereliction of duty In falling to safeguard Its multi-million dollar Investments in military bases in Malaysia, a Labour Party member told Parliament here today. Mr. W. L. Morrison, a New South Wales member, said
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    London Stocks
    418 24 T ONDON. Mon. The stock market J closed firm. Trading was quieter than that seen towards the end of last week with the Institutions rather less active. At 2.43 p.m. the Financial Times index was up two points at 388.2, a new 1971 high. Closing middle prices Of
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    ANOTHER 'NO' TO FORM GOVT
    110 24 ANOTHER 'NO' TO FORM GOVT PHNOM PENH, Mon.— National Assembly President Gen. In Tarn turned down the prime ministership of Cambodia this morning and the Government turned back to outgoing Premier Marshal Lon N'ol and his deputy. Gen. Sirik Matak. Gen. Tarn, told newsmen that Marshal Lon Nol himself had
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    Queen leaves
    33 24 LONDON, Mon. Queen Elizabeth 11, looking recovered from her nagging cough and cold after several days rest, left today en a 10-day 4.500 mile (7.242 km) tour of British Columbia, Canada,.
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    31 24 01 VRltt Eugenic (Jennie) passed away peacefully 3.3.71 cortege leaves 3 Karlkal Road Wednesday 5 5.71 at 4 30 p.m. for St. Joseph's Church Victoria Street thence to Bldadarl Cemetery.
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