The Straits Times, 12 May 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times. 1)» National Newspaper Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lee tells of newspaper 'black operation' against Singapore
    464 1 SINGAPORE, Tuesday ANE WSPAPER "black operation" has been launched against Singapore, according to Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. It was launched, he said, for these reasons: SOME people wanted to "M>ur up" the ground in Singapore because the Republic appeared to be doing
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    A reprieve if you help
    817 1  - A reprieve if you help CHIA POTEIK: WATER RATIONING I By Spore, Tues. WATER rationing can be put off for at least a fortnight if the public will reduce their daily consumption by 25 per cent. If, during this respite, the rains come, then rationing can be postponed even longer.
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    Bomb attacks on banks
    29 1 LOS ANGELES, Tues. A spate of attacks on California banks continued early today with the dynamiting of one branch and the fire-bombing of two others.
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    Lock icon Mariner plans
    40 1 CAPE KENNEDY Tues. The new administrator of the Space Agency said yesterday the launch of a second Mariner spacecraft toward Mars could be delayed until the end of May If necessary to make sure ii would work. UPI.
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    Lock icon Boats with arms for Ceylon rebels
    125 1 Boats with arms for Ceylon rebels pOLOMBO, Tues. Foreign fishing boats have been intercepted while attempting to supply embattled insurgents here with arms, sources said today. Sources, both Ceylonese and foreign, said that at least two such fishing boats had been intercepted by an Indian navy patrol boat on surveillance
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    Police open fire after car chase
    245 1 Police open fire after car chase By VICTOR NG SINGAPORE, Tues. A party of detectives opened fire tonight at two youths after a dramatic car chase in Serangoon. All four shots missed, but the police arrested one youth while the other escaped. Earlier, the four detectives hunting for four youths
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    Lock icon Report to Nixon
    24 1 WASHINGTON. Tues U.S. Secretary of State Mr. William P. Rogers reported to President Nixon yesterday on his Middle East mission. AP.
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    Seeking dialogue with Peking: McMahon
    101 1 CANBERRA. Tves. Australian Prime Minister William McMahon tonltht announced plans to seek a dialogue with Peking, shortly after Federal Opposition Labour leader Mr. GOu g h Whitlam said he hoped to visit China next month. Mr. McMahon said that his Government would "explore the possibilities
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    ANGKOR WAT TEMPLE HIT BY GUNS
    116 1 ANGKOR WAT TEMPLE HIT BY GUNS PHNOM PENH. Tues. Angkor Wat. the most famous temple in the ancient Khmer city of Angkor in northwestern Cambodia, has been severely damaged by a Cambodian army artillery barrage, authoritative sources have disclosed. The shelling, which killed or wounded about 10 peasant refugees in
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    Peon killed as gun goes off in bank
    104 1 Peon killed as gun goes off in bank SINGAPORE, Tues. A 38-year-old peon and father of eight was killed inside the Mercantile Bank branch in Beach Road today, when a guard's gun went off accidentally h i t ting him in the head. Police said the man, Haron bin Sanl,
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    India, Pak 'yes' to Swiss offer
    41 1 NEW DELHI, Tues. India and Pakistan have accepted a Swiss offer of mediation to end the diplomatic Impasse over the repatriation of their diplomatic personnel from Dacca and Calcutta, Foreign Office sources said here today.
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    Lock icon British plea
    35 1 LONDON. Tues. Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Douglas-Home has appealed personally to Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Oromyko to agree to the release of 77-year-old Rudolf Hess. Tory MP. Mr Airey Neave disclosed oday AP
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    Sedition case doctor fined $2,000
    1349 1 Sedition case doctor fined $2,000 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The vicechairman of the Penang branch of the Democratic Action Party, Dr. Ooi Kee Saik, was fined $2,000 by the High Court today for making a seditious speech against the Government. In finding Dr. Ooi guilty, Justice Raja Azlan Shah held that
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    Lock icon Pact for Rolls engines
    42 1 LONDON, Tues. Lockheed Aircraft Corporation today signed a conditional contract with Rolls Royce to buy RB-211 engines (or the Lockheed raster airbus. The contract was conditional upon obtaining approval of the United State Congress. Reuter. (See nagfc Four)
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    Lock icon SENATE BID TO CUT TROOPS
    29 1 WASHINGTON. Tues. U.S. Senate majority leader Mike Mansfield today introduced legisUtlen to force the withdrawal of about 150,000 American troops from Western Europe. AP.
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  • WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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      Lock icon EX-PREMIER GETS TOP ASSEMBLY POST IN CAMBODIA
      136 2 EX-PREMIER GETS TOP ASSEMBLY POST IN CAMBODIA PHNOM PENH. Tues. Former Prime Minister Yem Sambaur, a close associate of Cambodia's new leadership, wa> today elected president of the country's National Assembly. Yem Sambaur. 57. who was Prince Sihanouk's Foreign Minister at the time the Head of State was deposed last
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      Lock icon Protest in chains
      51 2 LONDON, Tues— Three British Jews chained themselves to teleprinters In the London otflces of the Tass news agency last night They were among 25 Jews who invaded the office* In protest against the trial of nine Russian Jews accused of cntlSoviet activities, which begins In Leningrad today
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      Lock icon Barnard does his sixth heart swop
      193 2 Barnard does his sixth heart swop CAPE TOWN, Tues. —Professor Christian Barnard completed the world's 159 th heart transplant here today In an operation which lasted more than six hours. A Groote Schuur Hospital bulletin said the patientwhit* man Dirk van Zyi was In satisfactory condition. It added that Just
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      A garden city lies in shambles
      716 2  - A garden city lies in shambles MORT ROSENBLUM t rHITTA GONG, Tues. Reporters today saw massive shell and fire damage and evidence of a sweeping massacre of civilians by rebels in this crippled key port of East Pakistan. The Pakistan Army is well in control here, but troops managed to
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      Lock icon War if peace moves fail: Sadat
      327 2 War if peace moves fail: Sadat CAIRO. Tues. President Anwar Sadat said yesterday Egypt would go to war If the current political efforts failed to settle the Arab Israeli conflict peacefully. He told a Joint meeting of the National Assembly and ni.s Cabinet he was aware the price for liberation
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      Lock icon THE DAILY SKETCH FOLDS UP AFTER 81 YEARS
      179 3 THE DAILY SKETCH FOLDS UP AFTER 81 YEARS T ONDON, Tues. The Daily Sketch, Britain's oldest tabloid newspaper, appeared for the last time today. An Associated Newspapers spokesman said the Sketch, which began in 1890 as the Daily Graphic, was published as a souvenir to the Dally Mall, the Associated
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      Lock icon France eases brake on Britain's C-Mart entry move
      333 3 France eases brake on Britain's C-Mart entry move BRUSSELS, Tuesday. pRANCE took significant steps yesterday toward agreement on the terms for Britain's entry into the European Common Market. She offered new proposals on two of the key issues that have tied up the negot 1a 1 1 on s for
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      Lock icon US Army eases ban on long hair
      105 3 US Army eases ban on long hair WASHINGTON, Tues. The U.S. Army has relaxed its hair style regulations but only by a whisker. Sideburns can now extend to the bottom of the ear opening, a bit longer than what was previously acceptable. The army also lifted a restriction on hair
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      Lock icon Insanity plea by Watson
      43 3 LOS ANOELES. Tues. Charles 'Tex 1 Watson, a member of Charles Manson's hippie family, yesterday made a dual plea of not guilty on grounds of Insanity to charges of murder In the 1969 Sharon Tate La Bianca killings Reuter.
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      Lock icon It's all Bunk-urn
      33 3 SAIGON, Tues —i A U.B. Embassy spokesman today denied that Ambassador Mr. Ellsworth Bunker had said he wag planning to retire after the October Presidential election In South Vietnam. AP
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      Lock icon Filipino team off to Russia on fact finding mission
      221 3 MANILA. Tuesday k THREE-MAN deleA gation led by a Filipino Congressman left today on a factfinding mission to the Soviet Union and three of its East Europe satellite nations. The Philippines has no diplomatic or trade ties with communist nations, but
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      Lock icon Tapping probe
      35 3 WASHINOTON. Tues. Mr. Edgar Hoover, who. today began his 48th year as FBI director, said that he had ordered an Inquiry Into Federal and State wiretapping to calm "public uneasiness" about It. AP
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      Lock icon Poison threat
      30 3 BONN. Tues. Police and scientists are keeping constant check on the wat«r supply serving Augsburg's 220.000 population after threats by lelißious fanatic to poison It with arsenic. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Joe Louis gets top honour from Wallace
      228 3 Joe Louis gets top honour from Wallace LAS VEGAS, Tues. Alabama Governor George Wallace is app o i nti 11 g former World Hea v y w eight champion Joe Louis a lieutenant-co'onel in the Alabama militia, giving the Negro exboxer an honorary position on the segregationist Governor's staff. The
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      Lock icon 'No rift' claim
      24 3 BEIRUT. Tues. Prime MinUte r Saeb Salam today denied reports of a rift between Lebanon and the United Arab Republic. UPI
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      'Come to China' call to Whitlam from Mao
      579 3 'Come to China' call to Whitlam from Mao CANBERRA, Tuesday £HINA has approved a visit to Peking by an Australian Labour Party delegation in mid to late June, Federal Labour Opposition leader, Mr. Gough Whitlam, announced today. Mr. Whitlam said he was considering joining the delegation. Mr. wnitlam said the
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      Lock icon Threat of violence frightens off British pop group
      205 4 Threat of violence frightens off British pop group- LOS ANGELES, Tues. —The threat of violence frightened Britain's Manfred Mann pop music group so much that it fled Australia, its leader disclosed here today. The group cut short its scheduled four-week tour of Australia because of a "frig htening" incident on
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      Lock icon Royal visit
      23 4 LONDON, Tues. Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip. will visit Turkey .Tom Oct. 18--25. They will be accompanied by Princess Anne. AP.
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      Lock icon Etna spits out in fury...
      50 4 (Sicily), Tues. Molten rocks and ashes are thrown into the sky from Mt. Etna's craters as the volcano's worst eruption in two decades continues unabated Scientists have suggested bombing the volcanic craters to re-route the rivers of lava streaming down the mountain's sides. AP radiophoto.
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      Lock icon Rape report denied
      81 4 LUSAKA, Tues. Zambian police last night denied reports that three young nutses had been attacked and raped by an army gang and si id they had merely been held up on the road and robbed of their car. Earlier. usually reliable sources here had said they could
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      Lock icon Bank blast
      22 4 LOS ANQELES. Tues. A bomb blast blew In the front ol a bank in East Los Angeles last night. Reuter.
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      Lock icon LOCKHEED TO PAY USSI2OM TO KEEP ITS TRISTAR
      540 4 LOCKHEED TO PAY USSI2OM TO KEEP ITS TRISTAR LONDON, Tue« YHE British Government announced yesterday that the Lockheed Aircraft Corporation had agreed to pay a further US$l2O million for 555 Rolls-Royce jet engines to power its Tristar airbus. At tho same time, the Government indicated that it was ready to
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      Lock icon Sex dancing couple fined
      48 4 LOS ANGELES. Tues. A young man and woman who participated In the so-called "Dance of Love" nightclub act which ended in- sexual intercourse were fined US$3OO ea.cn yesterday. Thomas Michaud, 24, and Mary Jean Stevenson. 22. were also ordered to undergo psychiatric treatment. UPI.
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      Lock icon FAO FISHERIES PLAN GETS GREEN LIGHT
      274 4 ROME, Tuesday A FIVE-YEAR plan to develop Indian Ocean fisheries and feed millions of undernourished people In Africa and Asia has been approved, the UN. Food and Agricultural Organisation said here yesterday. The programme was endorsed by the executive committee of the Indian Ocean
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      Lock icon Saigon protest over 'Wesak truce horror'
      395 4 Saigon protest over 'Wesak truce horror' SAIGON, Tuesday. THE South Vietnamese Government today accused Hanoi of deliberately killing 47 civilians and attacking government troops during the Wesak Day ceasefire. In a protest note to the International Control Commission, the Foreign Ministry charged the North Vietnamese with violating South Vietnam's 24-hour
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      M-CYCLE STUDENTS STOP MONK'S FUNERAL
      283 4 M-CYCLE STUDENTS STOP MONK'S FUNERAL CAIGON, Tues. Students on motor-cycles yesterday disrupted a funeral procession for a young Buddhist monk who burned himself to death in what his superiors said was against orders and "put himself outside the Buddhist community." Students, who identified themselves as from the University of Hue,
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    Patterns of war and peace
    676 5  - Patterns of war and peace ROBERT REINHOLD By NEW YORK ALMOST from the day some p r c h i storic tribesmen picked up their clubs and spears and started the first war to avenge a stolen wife or the malpractices of a witch-doctor, man has wondered what causes the
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    Lock icon Kennedy—the man to watch for 1972
    556 5  - Kennedy— the man to watch for 1972 RAYMOND HEARD: Washington By IVITH THE front-run-ner, Senator Edmund Muskie. slipping In esteem, the race for the 1972 Democratic nomination lor president is wide open. And most insiders here believe that the man to watch is Senator Edward Kennedy. Mr. Kennedy still denies
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    Lock icon A whole way of life that is carefully regulated
    796 5  - A whole way of life that is carefully regulated JONATHAN SHARP REPORT ON CHINA: By PEKING On every 1 fourth flagstone in Peking's enormous Tien An Men (gate of heavenly peace) square there is a number, marking where the hundreds of thousands of people attending the capital's periodic mass rallies
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      103 5 Alley Oop By F.F. Hantlin WHAT O I TELL WU, V J I PASS n" V ALLEY OOP.' I YOU OUGHT TO BE I /OH WELL EASY COME I E o. a slF?A>-S? R AROUK4D,/ OKAY ASO VOJRE THE ASMAMEP OF YOUR- HKW^PH.' I EASY GO, EH, DOCTOR? THAT DESSERT
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    Arizona goodwill man here to help charity
    259 6 Arizona goodwill man here to help charity By WONG LAI WAH OINOAPORE, Tues. Arizona goodwill ambassador Leo Newman today disclosed the main objective of his mission to Singapore. "I am actually looking out for some legitimate charitable organisations which I can help," the 71 year old American said, during a
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    Bata dispute hearing
    52 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Industrial Arbitration Court will sit on Thursday to hear the trade dispute between Bata Shoe Ltd., and the Singapore Industrial labour Organisation relating to the union's objection to a final warning letter and two days' suspension from work without pay of a member. Mlsb
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    President visits two SAF units
    108 6 President visits two SAF units SINGAPORE, Tues. Fresldent Sheares today visited two units during a familiarisation tour of the Ministry of Defence. He was received by the Defence Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, when he arrived at the Mlndef Headquarters In Pearl's Hill. He was given a general briefing and
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    Schools to debate 'hippy culture'
    90 6 Schools to debate 'hippy culture' SINGAPORE, Tues.— The new topic for the first round of the inter-school debate between Raffles Institution and National Junior ls "That hippy culture ls a threat to the wellbeing of our society." Originally scheduled for May 7. the topic for the debate "That local newspapers
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    JIMMY PREFERS CURVES TO LOOKS
    144 6  - JIMMY PREFERS CURVES TO LOOKS RITA LOONG By SINGAPORE, Tues. The right girl is the one who "ticks" and has curves at the right places. At least, that was the definition of the ideal mate for Hong Kong actor and singer, Jimmy Lin Chong (above), who is here for a
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    Man jailed for $604 theft
    61 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. A man who said he could not find a Job after being released from prison three months ago, today admitted breaking into a room and stealing 5604. Arumugam Muthusamy. 25, who had two previous convictions, was jailed for a year for committing the
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    $1.35 million offer for 'arrested' ships
    316 6 I SINGAPORE. Tues. A SHIPBREAKING lndustriallst from Hong Kong has offered $1.35 million for the Pernod and Scotch Mist two Pan-ama-registered cargo vessels put up for auction last Friday after their "arrest" in Singapore waters. Pending a court order of sale, the vessels will
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    Third floor death fall
    46 6 SINGAPORE. Turn. The State Coroner Mr. Liew Nglk Ke«. today recorded a verdict ot suicide on Ng Khye Choon, 60, unemployed, who (ell from hla third floor flat In Hoy Fall Road on April 18. Ng died five days later In hospital
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    Season parking at complex continues
    140 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. Season parking at the multistorey Market Street ear park complex will not be scrapped, a Ministry of Communications spokesman said today. But the season parking rate of $30 per calendar month at the parking lots at Mlstri Road, near Shenton Way, would be
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    Sterling reserves: Malaysia seeks new pact
    597 6 Sterling reserves: Malaysia seeks new pact Agreement with Britain expires this year KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday IIfIALAYSIA is seeking ITI to re-negotiate the th re e-year-old agreement with Britain on the guarantee of Malaysian sterling reserves which expires this year. This Is because the position has "changed radically" from the time
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    Thai Defence College team calls on Dr. Goh
    93 6 Thai Defence College team calls on Dr. Goh CINOAPORE, Tues. The 0 visiting 22 member delegation from the Thai National Defence College paid a courtesy call on the Defence Minister, Dr. Goh Keng, Swee, this morning. Led by Major-General Riam Khandaruchee, Deputy Commandant of the College, the team also visited
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    No top prize winners
    27 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. There were no top prize winners in Sunday's Toto draw No. 36 71. The jackpot for this Thursday's draw U $110,000.
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    PUPIL WHO JOINED BROTHER IN DEEP END OF POOL
    104 7 PUPIL WHO JOINED BROTHER IN DEEP END OF POOL SINGAPORE. Tues. A student drowned after venturing into the deeper end of a swimming pool to Join his brother, a coroners court was told today. Tan Tlan Hock. 14, said that while he was swimming In the deeper end of the
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    $2000 reward for killers
    62 7 IPOH. Tues. Perak police have offered a reward of $2,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of person or persons responsible for the killing of a 13-year-old coy girl in Tanjong Malim. Rm girl, Bibl Kaur. was found dead in a stream near the
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    It's ragging with a smile at the Poly now
    513 7  -  CHUA SIEW KENG: By Singapore, Tuesday WITH a rigid ban on ragging this year, about 800 first year students who attended the Polytechnic Orientation Convention at the National Theatre today were able to relax and smile. Unlike last year's rowdy start
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    S'pore among top in tourism growth last year
    188 7 S'pore among top in tourism growth last year SINGAPORE, Tues.—Singapore enjoyed one of the world's highest growth rates in the share of the International tourism market last year, according to the annual survey compiled by the American Boclety of Travel Agents. Among the East AsiaPacific regions which continued to Increase
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    CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE MOVE BY FRONT
    82 7 SINGAPORE, Tues.— The national council of United National Front has resolved to launch a "non-violent civil disobedience movement against the PAP Government in future." At an emergency meeting at the UNF headquarters in Cross Street, the council also passed a resolution to challenge the Prime
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    LOST PAPERS: TOURIST OFFERS REWARD
    109 7 LOST PAPERS: TOURIST OFFERS REWARD CINGAPORE, Tues. Australian tourist Mrs. Kirn Giusti today offered a reward to anyone who can find some documents she left in a taxi. Encased in a Qantas folder, the documents are her Australian passport, driving licence, return air ticket to Sydney and her marriage certificate.
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    Anti-litter law
    22 7 PENANO, Tues— Antl-lltter laws will be enforced in the city of George Town from June 1, it was announced today.
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    Nepal royal couple go on a shopping spree
    175 7 Nepal royal couple go on a shopping spree SINGAPORE, Tues. 0 King Mahendra and Queen Ratna of Nepal spent most of their second day in Singapore today shopping and resting at their hotel. The King and Queen, who arrived here on Sunday night with a party of nine for a
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    Aussie degree for S'pore surgeon
    54 7 Aussie degree for S'pore surgeon SINGAPORE, Tues. Surgeon Mr. R. Sundarason, now in Australia, obtained his degree in plastic surgery in Melbourne yesterday. He is now a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of Surgeons (FRACS). He resigned from the University of Singapore early this year to Join a private
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    Whisper foils hold-up in jewellery shop
    188 8  - Whisper foils hold-up in jewellery shop VICTOR NG By SINGAPORE, Tues. A wife's whisper today helped foil a hold-up at a goldsmith's shop in North Bridge Road. Her husband pressed the burglar alarm and the four robbers, each armed with a revolver, ran to their waiting car. Saved was Jewellery
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    His girl had no insurance
    75 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. A bumboat man was fined $65 and disqualified from driving for a year In a magistrate s court today for letting his girl friend drive his car when she had no Insurance cover. Kee Bak Hal. 30. was also fined 535 for permitting
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    Python caught at golf club
    33 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A 15-ft python was caught at the 12th tee of the Royal Selangor Golf Club old course today. It was given to the Zoo Negara.
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    Kiwi trade mission due
    72 8 Kiwi trade mission due SINGAPORE. Tues— A 15--member trade mission from New Zealand will arrive In Singapore on May 22 on a five-day visit. The leader is Mr. R. H. Stewart. CBE, managing director of P.D.I. Industries Ltd. The delegation will meet officials of the Trade Division. Jurong Town Corporation
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    Too many beans
    45 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. Lorry driver Ang Tang Hng was fined $50 in a magistrate s court today (or overloading his lorry with 11 tons, 13 cwt of beans, exceeding the limit of eight tons 90 pounds, along Anson Road on Sept. 17, 1968.
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    Speeding fine
    38 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. Motorist Scow Keat Chee was fined $110 In a magistrate's court today for speeding at 70 m.p.h. on Feb. 12 at about 11 p.m. In Dunearn Road, where the speed limit Is 40 m.p.h.
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    LATA chief warns the airlines of govt encroachment on rights
    486 8 SINGAPORE, Tuesday rpHE director-general of the International Air Transport Association (lATA), Mr. Knut Hammarskjold, today warned world airlines against Government encroachment on their autonomy in financial and economic decisions. He also stressed the need "to defend the air transport industry
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    Rotary talk
    37 8 SINOAPORE, Tues. Public relations executive Mr. David Naldu will speak on "The Public Relations Oftlcer. 1 at a Rotary Club of Singapore East meeting at the Lion City Hotel on Friday at 5.30 p m
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    Trying to live up to their calling
    293 8  -  CHEW LEE CHING: By Singapore, Tuesday AS Nurses Week was started to commemorate the birth of their patron saint, the nurses at Outram Hospital were today trying to live up to the example set by Florence Nightingale. That meant service to community regardless
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    Umno will not interfere with dayto-day Govt work: Razak
    144 8 Umno will not interfere with day-to-day Govt work: Razak K. LUMPUR, Turn, TUN Abdul Razak gave an assurance today that Umno's new constitution which spells out the party's relationship with the Government does not mean the party would interfere In day-to-day administration. He stressed that the new constitution was aimed
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      128 8 OVER 50,000 THAT'S A NEW RECORD FOR Weekend Average Nett Sales Per Issue Jp" February 1971 jf 50,515 copies W\ I December 1970 9 49,416 copies"" m July IV7O 47,745 copies h/^Mardi 1970 \4 42,219 copies Remember we promised you a circulation of over 50 OCO copies for the Sunday
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    CID chief: 'Gangster' charge damaged my reputation
    664 9  - CID chief: 'Gangster' charge damaged my reputation EVELYN NG: DEFAMATION CASE By Singapore, Tuesday CID chief Mr. Ong Kian Tong today said his friends and subordinates were not as "sincere" as they used to be, after he had been allegedly described as ''the greatest gangster in Singapore" by the United
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    Man slashed by gang dies
    41 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Lai Weng Choon, 32. found with several slash wounds after a gang clash In Kampong Peel here last night died soon afterwards In hospital. Five men were today helping polios In their Investigations.
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    PAP picnic
    37 9 SINGAPORE. TUCS. The youth section of the PAP Queenstown branch is organising a picnic for members and their friends on May 23. Tickets are available at the branch In Porfar Square from 7.30 pjn. dally.
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      TUN ISMAIL'S TOUR
      480 10 The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun (Dr.) Ismail had opportunity to review development and security in Sabah and Sarawak during his one week's tour of East Malaysia. Sarawak faces problems on both fronts but Sabah without a direct communist menace as such has been able to concentrate on
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      SINGAPORE'S GOALS
      292 10 Looking around the region, Singaporeans are apt to consider themselves favourably placed. Poverty, scarcities, and violence dominate so many Asian countries, while Singapore gives the impression of a developing country on the go. But what hits the eye can create an impression that is not entirely accurate. Singapore
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      WATER: UP TO YOU
      204 10 Singaporeans need not be subjected to the rigours of water rationing if only they will make an extra effort to save water. Rationing meanwhile has been postponed. Announcing this, the chairman of the Public Utilities Board, Mr. Lam Kirn San, appealed for a special effort by
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  • Article
    Europe adjusts to the dollar
    930 10  -  Clyde H. Narnsworth German Bundesbank official: It's like sitting in a row-boat with an elephant' By LONDON THE WORLD is not quite what it was before the dollar crisis erupted in the foreign exchange markets. The French are incensed at the Germans. The Germans are
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    Lock icon Newsmen who fall into the hands of the Vietcong
    764 10  -  FRANK BARTON: By Zurich 'THERE IS another story to the seemingly unending series of tragedies of the war in South-East Asia a story that rarely finds space in the newspapers, the magazines or on the television screens which have brought home
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  • Letters to the Editor
    • Letter
      CROW SHOOTING
      232 10 CROW SHOOTS by the authorities at Klang are finding other targets motorists! The other night. In front of the town council building, pellets fell in front of my windscreen. Fortunately, there was no damage, but what If the pellets had struck the eyes of a passing motor cyclist?
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      It's the man, and nothing to do with his residence
      291 10 It's the man, and nothing to do with his residence AFTER the various crltlclsms of the appointment of Professor Byed Hussain Alatas to the Senate, I think it Is appropriate for an ordinary citizen of Penang to make a reply. The main criticism was that in principle someone from Penang
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      Certificate of identity
      110 10 I REFER to the letter by "Blue I-card" (B.T. May 5). As already explained on several occasions, a resident alien born outside Singapore who can produce evidence from his country of birth that he is a stateless person will be so recorded bythe Singapore Government and issued
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  • Business Times
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      Merger plan to create an industrial 'giant'
      1057 11  - Merger plan to create an industrial 'giant' 808 NG By A MERGER is being forged between three major Singa-pore-Malaysia companies to form one of the largest industrial and co m m ercial groups in this part of the world. The union is to be effected by the takeover by Borneo,
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      78 11 RISES W. M'den (M) $5.30 +.40 Borneo $2 58 28 M. Invest $2.18 +.21 P. Products $1 12 +.12 Rothmans $2.59 +.10 Mega Chem. $0 88 +094 Ben. $135 +.08 C C $2.33 +.08 Ambassador $109 +.06 U.I.C. $140 +.05 M. Flour $181 +06 COM. $1.62 +.05
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      CITY TALK
      198 11  -  CROESUS By Drug business and display PHARMACISTS, who like doctors are not allowed to advertise, are some of the most busi-ness-minded people in Singapore. This I discovered yesterday when I lunched with a group of them. Throughout the hour, they talked about margins, flows, credit, space, display, turnover,
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      Straits Times Indices
      38 11 May 7 Mar 11 Industrials: 152.50 15J.19 1 Ho4*k: C7.H «7.M Properties: 11 J.W 114.08 t Ttn»: tl.7t »1.»9 tlmbben: UM> 11«.7j' •Dee. M. IMC 1H r Dee. SI, IMS 1M tDec. IS, lMt 1M
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      SHOPPING BASKET IN SINGAPORE
      581 11 OVER the weekend, the Business Times team again went shopping for food an average household in Singapore would require to keep body and soul together. We were pleasantly surprised to find that in the eight markets where we shopped, the average prices for eight items In
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      Missing boss of firm in UK owes £1mil
      547 11  -  ROY MACKIE By LONDON: Ross Wright, head of the Pinnock finance firm which crashed with £9 million losses, vanished owing almost £1 million "irrespective of his criminal liability," according to a Govvernment report Just published. The report also names five other executives
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      Shipping
      721 12 World's largest ship ISHIKAWAJIMA Harlma Heavy Industries, which is operating Jurong Shipyard and Jurong Shipbuilders In Singapore in co-operation with the Singapore Government, has added another feather to its cap. The world's largest ship, the 372,400 deadweight tons oil tanker, Nissekl Maru oee picture), was launched last month at
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      271 12 Mr. Balan Sundram has been promoted to manager of Esso Standard Singapore's supply and transportation planning division with effect from May 1. Four executives from Islay Kerr have Joined Mansfield to handle shipping and travel operations for P O and 8.1. They are Mr. A.C.L. Hey wood,
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      Does Asia sell more to Asia?
      1028 12  -  NESTOR CERVANTES By IS REGI O N AL trade expanding in Asia? In other words, is Asia becoming less of a "colonial" supplier of raw materials, and trading more within its own family of nations? At first appearance, the answer is "Yes." The Economic
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      83 11 "BOAC gave us 32 days free v accommodation!" For some people there is only one airline. BOAC's fabulous"Pacific-USATour"offers a week's sightseeing and accommodation in luxury hotels or family apartments in Honolulu 26 days in tourist class hotels in San Francisco or. Los Angeles and return air passage, all for the
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      260 11 INSIDE Docs A«U sell more to Aria? Shipping column; People In business. Page It. A Company new*; Share market report; Commodities. Pafe IX. D Overseas markets New lork, MeJboarne, Hong Kong; Closing prices and business done. Page 14. CHASE MONEYMONEY THAT THINKS A corporate loan from Chase is more than
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      72 12 f Grow I and 1 f Grow 1 I Together THERE ARE MANY WAYS OF SAVING MONEY. WE.TOO, HAVE MANY SAVING SCHEMES. ONE MAY POSSIBLY SUIT YOUR NEEDS. M FIXED DEPOSIT FIXED SAVINGS M FIXED DEPOSIT WITHDRAWALS M HOUSING LOANS OTHER SCHEMES OF DEPOSIT ON APPLICATION ASIA 1 G^> *7»»
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
    • Article
      Straits Trading shows improvement
      345 13 Straits Trading shows improvement r[E Straits Trading group improved its position substantially last year with higher investment income, incre ased smelting activity and better results from its mining subsidiaries. Group net profits climbed to $12,234,000 from $9,966,000 in 1969— an impressive increase of $2 3 million compared with the mere
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      S'PORE LAND UP
      245 13 SINGAPORE Land Investment achieved pre-tax profits of $876,234 for the six months to February 1971 against $8C9.777 last time. This is somewhat less impressive than the profit Jump of $210,639 which occurred in the half-year to February 1970. For all of 1969-70 profits came to $1.5 million,
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    • COMMODITIES
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        Tin price slides
        217 13 Till-! Straits tin price in Penang yesterday x fell $1.50 to $<>41.12£ per pieul on an ofiicial offering up 103 tons to 423 tons. The greater demand was attributed to the long holiday in the local market. The fall here was less severe than the overnight London
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        CLOSING PRICES
        23 13 MAY 11. RUBBER: 116.50 cents per kilo lunch). T I N: $641,121 (down $1.50). Official offering 423 tons (up 103 tons).
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        PRODUCE
        109 13 Chinf.sk produce exchange. mm.apokk noon t i.osim. ii.ii > > PER PICCL YESTERDAY. Coconut Oil: bulk 555 sellers, drum toTi sellers. Copra: Mixed (f.0.b. .oose May/ June I'K/Cont SS7J B. Pepper: Muntok ABTA white f.o.b. lOOr; NLW 1180 sellers, Sarawak white f.o.b. 96'; NLW 1170 sellers. Sarawak special black
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        55 13 Mondiy Saturday (US. SU.S. London 39.84 39.775 Bt.rut 40.25N UNO, Hongkong 41.23 41.10 Zurich 39. 508 39.658 40.008 39. SOS H»rli 39.88 39.71 Sport (1> Closed 41.323 I Spore (2) Clued 153.00 (1) Export price to non-sterling arms In U.S. dollars per ounce. i2> Local dealers' prlct
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        RUBBER UNCHANGED
        425 13 rPHE rubber market yester- day opened 1.50 cents steadier on covering activities, but after RSS One May was traded at 118.50 cents per kilo news of more tenders in circulation brought about an easier tendering and the gain was slowly erased. Some RSS One May to American ports
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      Proposed merger boosts market sentiment
      178 13 Proposed merger boosts market sentiment T^rRM trading in second V line issues continued to be the order of the day on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. The better sentiment prevalent these past few weeks was further bolstered by the announcement of the proposed merger of three long
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      Official rates
      48 13 (XN the official Malayan Short Term Money Market for the week ended May 8, 1971 the rmnre of call rates was ai follow*: BANKING FINDS 2< per cent to 3% per cent. GENERAL FUNDS: 3ft per cent to S per cent. MOVEMENTS of fundtotalled (132 million.
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      PALM OIL
      32 13 In London on Monday the prlc* of Malayan 3 per cent CIF UK/N. European ports In bulk, sterling per long ton May/Junt was quoted at (JKfllO or Cont. 5266 sellers.
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1205 14 - ■BUSINESS In and reported to 0 the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stcck Exchange yesterday with the number of chares traded shown In brackets In lots of *****, unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Afean (2) $1.57. (1) $1.56. (1) $1.58, (1) $1.59 D, (1) $1.60 D
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1063 14 810 AND OFFIR PRICES OFFICIALLY LIITID AT TMI CIMI 0' BUSINESS IN TNI lIHOAWjai AND KUALA LUMPUR TNAOIKO ROOM* OF TNI STOCK IXCNANOI WITH FRICI MOVEMENT! IN CRACKITt VtsTIRDAV WIRE: INDUSTRIALS a. a. CLOSING TONE: AU sections closed very steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the
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        Melbourne
        355 14 TtfIELBOURNE, Tues. The 1 continuation of the slowly slipping mining market and the marginally firming Industrial market closely followed the recently established trend on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. The oils, which were active in the cheaper sectors, also followed the recent pattern. Today a cloamg middle prlcea In
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        Hong Kong
        227 14 l-JONO KONO. Tues. The market which had closed very firm the previous day continued Its upward surge. Hongkong Land was the outstanding counter with about 84.000 shares changing hands, the price coming up HKSO cents to close at HKI24 which represents a cum all price of HK1132 before
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        Hong Kong rates
        36 14 On the rrta MMM m.rtut In Hong Konn ytitrrdiy thr U.( d.lir wu quoted at 8.0225 for T.T. and 601 for <aih. (iiriint <)uot*d st 14.41* and •fit tad of (Old at 300.375.
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        New York
        389 14 "NTBW YORK, Mon.— The x stock market edged lower In one of the lightest trading sessions In recent months. Some prices turned up In lute trading Near the close, turnover stood at 12.8 million shares, the third lowest this year. The New York Stock Exchange composite Index fell
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        Asian Dollar
        53 14 IN VIEW of the undecided money market, the following Asian Dollar rates (for deposits of U5525,000 and above) were quoted yesterday by Bank of America for an Indication One month 7Jp.c. Two months 7 p.c. Three months 7 p.c. Six months 7 p.c. Nine months 7 p.c. Twelve
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        Exchange rates
        139 14 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at May 11 1971. Local dollars to one unt SELLING BUYING of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD Sterling Pound Australian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar OS. Dollar Local dollars to JOO
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      320 13 tM 285K (10th Pkxr> I H Ij^^^^f Selegip Omple> B H Seles. Road H Singapore 7 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMSmbmmbI COMPUTER COURSES -COBOL I Why COBOL? More and more organisations are 11 using computers In Singapore Malay- II sia and more and more are using 1,1 COBOL. Common Business Orien- Bl
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      608 13 SINGAPORE APPAREL MFG, CO, (PTE) LTD, INVITES APPLICATIONS FOR THE FOLLOWING VACANT POSTS IN THEIR NEWLY ESTABLISHED FACTORY. SECTION NO. I (Males only need apply) <•) SENIOR PAYROLL/ACCOUNTING CLERK (b) DEUVERY CUM DESPATCHED CLERK (with at least 3 years experience In Import Sc export business Those possessing a valid driving
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      496 14 BORNEO BERHAD Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) 71, Robinson Road, Singapore. NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Fourth Annual General Meeting of the Shareholders of the abovenamed Company will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, 2nd Floor, Crosby House, 71, Robinson Road, Singapore,
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      781 14 UNIVERSITY OP SINGAPORE 1. Tender* an Invited for the supply of the following foodstuff 1 to the Kails of Residence, University of Singapore:— (1) Rice (11) Sugar (111) Tinned Milk (iv) Bread (T) Eggs (vl) Fresh Butter (vll) Chicken and Ducks (vlll) Pish and Seafood (lx) Fresh Locally Slaughtered Mutton
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  • Article
    Lee on 'black operations' threat in S'pore
    1201 15 The following is a summary of the speech by the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, at Sennett community centre last Saturday. The term "black operations used by Mr. Lee is a Special Branch term meaning operations organised from outside to cause disruption
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    109 killed on roads in 4 months
    72 15 109 killed on roads in 4 months SINGAPORE, Tues. A total of 109 people were killed on the roads in the first four months of the year, police said today. There were 12.082 accidents during the period, and 950 other people were seriously injured. In April alone. 19 people were
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    Fined $600 for firing a shot
    84 15 Fined $600 for firing a shot PENANO, Tues. A German electronics engineer. Wolfgang Petsholot, 32, who fired a shot In the air during an argument with a porter, was fined $000, or four months' Jail, on two charges under the Anns Act. Petsholot from West Berlin, pleaded guilty to two
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    'GIANT KILLER' QUITS GERAKAN
    116 15 'GIANT KILLER' QUITS GERAKAN 'pAIPING, Tuesday.— Mr. Nf Hoc Hun, one of the "giant-killers" in the last general elections when he defeated a Cabinet minister, resigned from his party, the Gerakan Ra'ayat Malaysia, today. He said at his farm, about 10 miles from here, today I quit because I do
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    Speeding fine
    37 15 BINGAPORE, Tues. Motorist Lvi Tal Kirn was fined $40 In a magistrate's court today when he admitted driving at 47 m.p h along Thomson Road seven years ago. The speed limit there is 30 m.pJt.
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    Shooting case man for trial in High Court
    248 15 Shooting case man for trial in High Court SINGAPORE, Turn. FINANCE company manager, Anthony urn Yong Hock, 37 accused of illegally having firearms and shooting three police officers, today was committed to stand trial in the High Court after a five-day preliminary inquiry. Urn is accused of having a .32
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    'M-cycle to blame' claim
    68 15 'M-cycle to blame' claim SINGAPORE, Tues. Wong Woon Fong, 23, today claimed his friend's motor-cycle caused him to breach a police supervision order. He was Jailed a year for being outdoors during the restriction period of 7 pm to 6 a.m. last Sunday In Jalan Batu. In mitigation, Wong said
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    $45 fine
    46 15 SINGAPORE. Tuee. Labourer Leong Khal Tan. 31, was fined $45 In a magistrate's court today for swerving his car In front of another car when It was not safe to do so along Tanglin Circus on Sept 21 last year at about 4.46 pjn.
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    Chor's date
    34 15 BINOAPORE. Tues. Mr. Char Teok Bag. Parliamentary Secretary (Health), will officiate at the 7th anniversary celebrations of the Princess Elisabeth Estate Community Centre In Prince Charles Rise on Saturday at 7 pan.
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    Nanyang: Another writ against Minister
    144 15 SINGAPORE, Tuesday MR. Justice Chua today granted an ex-parte application by Kerk Loong Seng, public relations officer of the Nanyang Slang Pau, for leave to apply for a habeas corpus writ to be issued against the Minister for Home Affairs and the Commissioner of Police
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    MP for Manila rice session
    52 15 SINGAPORE. Tues. D*Augustine H.H. Tan, MP for Whampoa and senior economic* lecturer at the University of Singapore, left for Manila today to chair the International Trade Session on rice policy, organised by the International Rice Research Institute. The session will be attended by representatives of
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    Watching blue film: 12 fined
    47 15 BUTTERWORTH. Tues. Twelve men were fined »60 eacn In the magistrate's court today for watching a blue film at Jalan Raja Uda here on May 4. A woman, who was charged with them, pleaded not guilty. She was allowed ball pending trial
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      100 15 TINY: Stapvm 12.31 p.m. (7.Bft), 11.35 p.m. (B.9ft), SefiN KkMI 11.44 a.m. (7.4 ft), 9.34 p.m. (6ft), Nrt HckSM 7.27 a.m. (7.7 ft), 7.57 p.m. (B.Bft), Part Swettetkaa 7.02 a.m. (14.1 ft), 7.08 p.m. (14.7 ft), P«ut{ 1.19 a.m. (7.3 ft), 1.26 p.m. (B.7ft). TIMOMOff: Stagapn 1.15 p.m. (7.6 ft),
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      757 15 -TV and Radio S.N Ml. Opening and Housewives' US Whit Others Say (E) Matinee Him to Repent LSI Vocal recital »y Madam Huang (Part 1 of a Hokkien film, Phay Chin (repeat) Engirt subtitles) 7.11 Alfred Hitchcock Escape to 3.M For the Family (C) Sonoita (Cantonese dialogue) 4JI A Diary
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    Soprano Soo-Bee's winning S'pore touch
    400 16  - Soprano Soo- Bee's winning S'pore touch CHIN CHENG MEI: By LONDON, Moiday A "SINGAPORE touch" was given to an opera, "The Barber of Seville" at the Brighton Festival last week. Singapore-born Soo-Bee Lee played the prlma donna role and won highly complimentary remarks In leading British newspapers for her performances
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      Cutting down on water consumption by compulsion
      395 16 Cutting down on water consumption by compulsion IT'S THE ONLY WAY TO STOP WASTAGE yHE present water shortage should be regarded as a national pro blem. Prolonged water shortage is definately going to effect our national c c o nomy and create further problems. So far. none of the Ministers
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      Antonio really thrilled this audience
      226 16 Antonio really thrilled this audience I DISAGREE with "0.W.M." (ST., May 11) who said that there was no fire in Antonio's dancing. She appeared to have attended the show in the National Theatre where perhaps the size of the building dissipated somewhat the flames of Antonio's dancing; or perhaps she
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    • Letter
      BUSMEN TOLD TO WATCH THEIR MANNERS
      114 16 BUSMEN TOLD TO WATCH THEIR MANNERS WE refer to the letter by "Once bitten twice shy" (S.T., May 11) and regret the inconvenience caused to the complainants. Your readers however will be tlad to note the folio wing: ALL our bus employees have been reminded of their duty and responsibility
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      OF ASIAN VALUES AND THAT 'ANG MOH' COMPLEX
      400 16 OF ASIAN VALUES AND THAT 'ANG MOH' COMPLEX WITH reference to Brenda Lees letter (ST.. May 8) on the subject of Chinese adopting Western names, I understand that Chinese names are the second shortest In the world, next to Burmese names. It's therefore easier to remember and to write Chinese
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      Ordering them in style
      84 16 AT a school sports at the New Town Secondary School Held on May 6. I watched with disappointment some men in civvies— probably teachers cosily sitting under a shade shouting out orders to cadets. This is not only setting a bad example but is also detrimen-
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      THAT MINIBUS FARE-HIKE: THE POINT I WANTED TO MAKE
      356 16 THAT MINIBUS FARE-HIKE: THE POINT I WANTED TO MAKE rriHE reply by Mr. V. R. 1 Balakrishna (S.T., May 8) of the NTUC to my letter (ST., May 6) needs a rebuttal. ALL information in my letter was NOT given by the mini-bus driver, but by an NTUC official when
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    346 19 THI PORT OP aiNOAPORE AUTHORITY ANNOUNCED THE POLLOWINO BCRTHINCt ARRANGEMENT* FOR MAY OUT: Jalaj«ya 1/2. Aachlau 3/4. !>nhM» 10/11. Bcnmacdhul 19/16. Kyonrtsn Maru 18. Beltmtt 20 Wnl. PrMMnc 20 But. Kunak 21. Ravt I M.iia (Tanker) U/39. Chant Til 44. Hammonia 49. Mtertlnlquala 45 and Baritt 544
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    NEW-LOOK UNIFORM FOR PRISONS STAFF FROM SATURDAY
    121 21 NEW-LOOK UNIFORM FOR PRISONS STAFF FROM SATURDAY rE staff of the Singapore Prisons Department will have a new-look uniform from Saturday. Prison officers will discard their uncomfortable khaki drill uniform for the smart lone sleeved shirt and slacks of bluish-crey tetron material, complete with peak cap and black leather belt.
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    Man who hit wife in court jailed
    195 21 Man who hit wife in court jailed SINGAPORE, Tuesday A MAN who punched his wife and gave her brother-in-law a bloody nose in front of a magistrate was today Jailed for threo months for contempt of court. Packlr Rowther s/o Ibrahim, 36, was further Jailed one month on each of
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    MAN HURT.' IN CRASH. GETS $4,200 DAMAGES
    136 21 MAN HURT.' IN CRASH. GETS $4,200 DAMAGES SINGAPORE, Tuef ._The High Court today awarded $4, 200 damages to a motorcyclist who was Injured In a colll; ,ion with another motorcyr :llst in Thomson Re ad tf iree years ago. Tay Choo Hlf jig, 24. a carpenter, fract ured four fingers
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    'Spore will not lose to Jakarta as SE-Asia's oil centre'
    404 21  - 'Spore will not lose to Jakarta as SE-Asia's oil centre' CLEMENT MESENAS I By 1 Singapore, Tues. QILMEN in the Republic do not envisage Singapore losing its role as South-east Asia's oil centre to Jakarta. This is their view despite the fact that the Indonesian Government has embarked on an
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    Scooterist fined $130
    58 21 SINGAPORE. Tues. Labourer Lai Kok Onn. 37. was fined $50 In a magistrate's court today lor riding a scooter without a licence along Lorong 3. Oeylang Road, on June 18 last year at about S.4S p m He was fined a further $80 and disqualified from riding
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    Salvation Army to celebrate local command's 36th anniversary
    204 21 SING APORE, Tues mHE Singapore Malaysia J. Command of the Salvation Army will hold a five-day programme from Thursday to celebrate the 36th anniversary of Its founding. Command officers from Singapore as well as Malaysia will be among those taking part. Hie
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      358 22 Arnhem goes smartly in3f gallop RACING with Epsom Jeep did a splendid trial at Penang yesterday morning when he ran 3f in 38 1/5, accompanied by Dignitary (Nazudi Arshad). Arnhern, an English gelding by Double Jump, has Improved since his outing at Ipoh last month when he ran sixth to
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      25 22 An amateur race meeting will be held at F'enang on Saturday. June 12. There will be seven races. Entiles close on June 1
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      Lock icon Yashin's farewell: English flayed by Russian FA boss
      238 22 MOSCOW, Tues. The president of the Soviet Football Federation yesterday criticised English officials for not sending players to participate in the Lev Yashin farewell match here on May 27. Valentin Gra n a t kin said at a press conference here that
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      No Tests for the non-white tourists
      122 22 No Tests for the non-white tourists CYDNEY, Tues. The South African non-white Rugby Union team Invited to tour Australia next year will not play a full Test match. "Whether we like it or not, the best side in South Africa at the moment Is a white side," said Sydney Rugby
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      Lock icon Foreman stops Peralta in 10 rounds
      286 22 J OS ANGELES, Tues. George Foreman, the unbeaten young heavyweight "hope," scored a 10th round knockout win over Greg Peralta. The referee stopped the light when Foreman, 22, cent Peralta reeling to the ropes with a barrage of punches for the second time !n
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      93 22 GLASQOW. Tues. Olugow Rangers right-back Alex Miller, who played for more than an hour of Saturday's Scottish Cup final against Celtic with a triple fracture of the Jaw. was operated on here yesterday morning Miller, who also suffered double vision as a result of the injury, will
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      34 22 CHRISTCHURCH. TUM. The New Zealand cricket Council's Board of Control will decide at a meeting, probably in early July, whether to accept an invitation to tour the West Indies next year.
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      Lock icon Ackerman hits 105 off Pakistanis
      350 22 I LONDON, Tues. THE Pakistani cricketers had a gruelling second 1 day against Northamptonshire and at the close were only 68 ahead with four second innings wickets gone. The weakness of the touring team's attack was again exposed as South African Hyltbn Ackerman slammed 105
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      45 22 f KROI Tarbrough s Eagle racing car bursts into flames on bitting the concrete wall at the first tend at Indianapolis Speedway on Sunday. LEFT: Helping hands drag Yarbrough from the cockpit. Apart from minor burns he was unhurt. UPI RADIOPIX
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      Lock icon Layer too good for unseeded Kodes
      277 22 DOME, Tues. Australian ace Rod Layer yesterday beat Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia 7-5, 6-3. 6-3 to win the men's singles title in the Italian Open tennis championships here. The victory hoisted Layer's earnings this year to well over 1Ti4200,000 as he picked up the
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      140 22 NEW YORK. Tues. Jack Nicklaus, winner of last weekend's Byron Nelson tournament has Increased his lead in ej""nln«rs points on the US pro golf tour. The PGA tournament players division said Nicklaus. who won U5525,000 in Dallas, has now won U*****,787 this year and totalled
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      Raja betters a 14-year-old Beatty record
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      Title to Yap sisters
      325 23 Yap sisters, Al Suan and Ai Teen, who twice failed in their bid to capture the women's Junior doubles crown, finally made It last night when they outplayed wee Liang Wan and Ooh Keng w «h In the BTTA Junior women's doubles final at Wlnstedt Road.
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      MAAU Open: S'pore say 'Yes'
      265 23  - MAAU Open: S'pore say 'Yes' ERNEST FRIDA By rf H E Malaysian Amateur Athletic Union yesterday decided to invite Singapore to the Open championships at Kuala Trengganu from Aug. 3 to 5 and Singapore promptly responded with a "YES." MAAU had originally invited only six countries Brunei, Ceylon, Fiji, India,
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      Burma trounce Malaysia
      44 23 SEOUL. Tues. Burma overwhelmed Malaysia 6-1 to advance Into the final at the first Asian soccer tournament for the Presidential Cup at the Seoul Stadium here tonight. They will meet South Korea, who routed Indonesia 3-0 In the second game tonight.
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      Water-polo: Plan for youths to regain prestige
      326 23  - Water-polo: Plan for youths to regain prestige ALBERT JOHNSON By SINGAPORE Amateur Swim- mine Association have derided to embark on a drastic modernisation plan to build up a pool of young" promising water-polo stars for future international competitions. Under the "regain prestige" plan, the budding stars wUI be selected to
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      POLICE CHECKED BUT STILL IN HUNT FOR CRICKET TITLE
      404 23  - POLICE CHECKED BUT STILL IN HUNT FOR CRICKET TITLE PERCY SENEVIRATNE By npHE race for the se- nior pennant of the Singapore Cricket Association tournament is stil wide open although Police are experiencing a turmoil of moods from elation to frustration. The policemen were occupying the saddle until a fortnight
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      24 23 Combined Schools "C conceded a walkover to Armed Forces 'C in a scheduled SHA Division Three hockey league match at Serangoon Road yesterday.
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      40 23 M. Jayasingam (No. 15) beats See Chee Chiow (No. 7) to win the 100 m event for 'A' division boys in 12.1 sec. Jaya also won three other events to take the individual championship title. Timespic by CHEW BOON CHIN.
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      287 23 Straits Times Crossword ■hj^b i^i^iaß i^i^h i^lh'^ I ACROSS 7 Oage? The young have choice (5. 4). 1. Noliy but Ineffectual white 10 pre-5 25 to harass archpaper? (5, 9i bishop and academic (5, 7). I. Vision that can be caught 14. Polish up again with a flr»<S>. brush (9).
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    126 24 Naked girl among eight dead in hotel fire LONDON, Tues. A fire raged through the staff builaing of a London hotel eariy today killing eight people, including a naked, redheaded girl who jumped and lanaed on iron railings around the building. Ten Injured, including a fireman, were taken to hospital.
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    39 24 SINGAPORE. Tues. The body of a young woman, believed to be in her early twenties, was found at the foot of Block 28. Lcrong 6. Toa Payoh shortly before midnight. She carried no Identification papers.
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    48 24 KATMANDU, Tues. Xl Sup Kirn, a member of the South Korean expedition to the Himalayan Manaslu peak In mia-westtm Nepal was killed on May 4. forcing the cancellation of the Koreans' attempt to scale the world's eighth tallest mountain, the Nepal Foreign Ministry said today.— AP.
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    36 24 SEOUL. Tues. Rescue and search workers found one more body today bringing to 77 the death toll of a bus accident yesterday at the Chongpyong Reservoir. 20 miles (33 KM)) east of here. AP.
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    28 24 NEW YORK, Tue«. Victoria May Khoury, wife of entertainer Tiny Tim, gave birth to a 6lb. lOos. girl today. She was the couple's first child. TJPt
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    98 24 MINDEF VAN CRASHES IN CANAL rE driver of this Mindef van and his soldier passenger managed to scramble out of the vehicle which landed in the Buklt Tlmah canal yesterday. They had minor bruises, though they were shakened and drenched. They were helped oat of the canal by their comrades,
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    60 24 MOSCOW, Tues. The body of an ancient mammoth complete with bones, skin and hair was found frozen In Siberia by a Soviet farm worker, the news agency -Tass said today. The worker, K. Struchkov, discovered parts of the huge elephant-like mammal Jutting through the hard
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    20 24 MOSCOW. Tues. Nine Soviet Jews went on trial In Leningrad today on charges of anti-Soviet activity. Reuter.
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    422 24 T ONDON. Tue*.— The stock market J cloaed (inn today, but off th« top. By midday tbe Financial Time* Index had broken throueb the psychological 400 barrier but this seemed to oa the signal for sorno selective pro-fll-Ukln* At 2.4S p.m. the Index was up 7.S at 401.8,
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    239 24 Laos soldiers stone Hanoi diplomats VIENTIANE, Tues. Laotian s o 1 dlers and police today stoned and Injured four North Vietnamese diplomats who walked out on a public speech by Prime Minister Prince Souvanna Phouma. The diplomats. Including North Vietnamese Charge d'Affaires Mr. Nguyen Glap apparently oojected to a passage
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    302 24 120,000 NEW JOBS IN THE FACTORIES IN NEXT 5 YEARS: DR. LEE SINGAPORE, Tuesday f THE Republic's current rate of economic growth could generate some 120,000 more new Jobs in the manufacturing sector alone within the next five years, according to the chairman of the Singapore Institute of Standards and
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