The Straits Times, 28 July 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times TIB National NHwspapor Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lock icon Moon landing doubt
    398 1 Moon landing doubt Panel light gives danger signal SPACE CENTRE (Houston), Tuesday APOLLO 15 sped almost halfway to the moon today while ground controllers sought to resolve a doubt over their moon landing. A verdict on whether to land man's most ambitious lunar adventure was expected later today when astronauts
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    Death penalty for thugs who use guns
    109 1 Death penalty for thugs who use guns KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Robbers and extortioners who open fire 'with intent to kill' face the death sentence under a Bill passed by Parliament today. People who explode a bomb or grenade also face capital punishment. The penalty is also extended to two other
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    Senator Tan in hospital
    41 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Senator Tan Sri T.H. Tan collapsed during a dinner at the Federal Hotel tonight and was taken to Assunta Hospital. Puan Sri Tan. who accompanied her husband to hospital, said his condition was fair.
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    Lock icon People to people ties with Malaysia urged
    691 1 People to people ties with Malaysia urged KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday CINGAPORE'S outgoing High Commissioner to Malaysia, Mr. Maurice Baker, stressed today the need to strengthen p c o p 1 c topeople relations between Malaysia and Singapore. He also disclosed that a visit by Mr. Lee Kuan Yew to Malaysia
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    Hijack: Bulletriddled body found
    227 1 SINGAPORE, Tues—lnvestigations into the hijack of a Shell Company launch and the capture of its pilot took a dramatic turn today. Police found a bulletriddled body floating off Changi, which they suspect is that of the kidnap victim, Ambon bin Othman, 45, of Kirn Tian Road.
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    Lock icon Pravda warns Nixon
    32 1 MOSCOW. Tues. Pravda. which last Saturday commended President Nixon's proposed visit to Peking, warned today that any American-Chinese efforts aimed against the Soviet Union were "bound to boomerang." UPI
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    Viets blow up five choppers at base
    102 1 CAIOON, Tues. Vletcong sappers slipped Into a major allied base only 30 miles (48km) north of Saigon today, blew up five helicopters valued at more than US$2 million and made a clean escape. The attack was carried out so smoothly that no one
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    2½-hour drama to save woman with parang
    320 1  - 2½-hour drama to save woman with parang N. G. KUTTY By I Singapore, Tues. A TELEPHONE call to the anti-suicide squad, the Samaritans of Singapore (SOS), today set off a big combined operation to save a hysterical woman who locked herself in her room holding a chopper in each hand.
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    Lock icon Egypt alert
    35 1 CAIRO. Tues. Egypt's armed forces have gone onto a state of .naximum preparedness in light of "expected events" at the front line with Israel, the semi-official Middle East News Agency said today. UPI.
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      Lock icon CLEARANCE FOR MOON LANDING
      30 1 HOUSTON. Tues— The Apollo 15 astronauts today successfully fired their main spacecraft engine and were cleared to proceed with their moonlanding mission. Reuter (See this page)
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  • WffIRLD NEWS
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      Lock icon IRA leader charged
      43 2 DUBLIN. Tues. Cathal Goulding. chief of stall of the outlawed Irish Republican Army (IRA), appeared In court here today on charges of inciting people to commit majicious damage. The hearing against Gouldlng. aged 49. was adjourned until Aug. 23. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Brown blasts Wilson on C-Mart
      437 2 BOMBSHELL IN THE LORDS SETS A MAJOR POSER LONDON, Tues. T ORD George-Brown said today that Labour Opposition leader Mr. Wilson was "bound in honour" to accept the negotiated terms for British entry into the Common Market unless he "never meant the exercise seriously in
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      WILSON SIGNS AWAY COPIES OF NEW BOOK
      182 2 WILSON SIGNS AWAY COPIES OF NEW BOOK I ONDON, Tues. Mr. Harold Wilson spent five months writing his half-million-word chronicle of his six years as Britain's Prime Minister. Today, spending client seconds on each copy, he signed them away. Five burly, six-foot policemen held back the sixdeep crowds outside the
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      Peking visit 'a step towards reality'
      157 2 Peking visit 'a step towards reality' MOSCOW, Tues. A prominent Soviet televl s i o "i commentator s a i i yesterday the decision of President Nixon to visit China was a step towards reality. Mr. Valentin Zorln. a regular television political commentator on American affairs, chlded the United States
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      Lock icon Sadat gets a free hand over Israel
      184 2 CAIRO, Tuesday. EGYPT'S political leaders have given President Sadat a free hand to press his campaign for the expulsion of Israel from Arab land this year. President Sadat secured authorisation late on Monday from the Arab Socialist Union to take "practical measures so
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      Lock icon Malta's grouse
      37 2 TRIPOLI. Tues. Dr. Anton Buttlgieg. Malta's deputy Premier, said h<re yesterday his Island republic would get rid of foreign bases on its soil but their removal would not be easy, official Libyan sources reported.— Reuter.
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  • WORLD NEWS 2
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      Guts, grit and keeping cool is hallmark of the astronauts
      886 3 Guts, grit and keeping cool is hallmark of the astronauts AS the giant Saturn rocket hurtles to a Friday rendezvous with the Moon to each .of the three astronauts the flight has had a different impact. To COL. DAVID SCOTT 39, the blue-eyed, blond commander of Apollo 15, the flight
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      SEKBER GOLKAR WINS 65 p.c. OF THE SEATS
      252 3 SEKBER GOLKAR WINS 65 p.c. OF THE SEATS JAKARTA, Tues.— The Government-backed group Sekber Golkar has apparently won an overwhelming 65 per cent of the contested seats for the national parliament in this month's election, an election committee official said today. i With some 53.8 million votes tabulated, he said
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      Lock icon 'Russians using Thai students, to spy'
      161 3 'Russians using Thai students, to spy' BANGKOK, Tues. In- terior Minister General Praphas Charusathlen has accused Soviet officials here of duping Thai university students into carrying out espionage and other clandestine activities against the Government. General Praphas, who is also the Thai army chief, told newsmen yesterday that some students
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      Lock icon Rhino love affair horrifies public
      95 3 SYDNEY, Tues. A love affair between two rhinoceroses at Taronga Park Zoo here has become so torrid that officials have had to rurtain off the honeymoon couple. The modesty curtain has been drawn because visitors to the Zoo have been horrified in recent weeks over
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      Lock icon Sergeant on spy charge 'had money problems'
      350 3 Sergeant on spy charge 'had money problems' BANGKOK, Tuesday pRIENDS of a U.S. Air Force sergeant arrested on spying charges today described him as a man with financial troubles. They said, however, they could not believe Sgt. Raymond De Champlain, 39, is guilty of spying for a communist country. Sgt.
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      Lock icon 'Have a ball' Mrs Scott tells husband
      160 3 'Have a ball' Mrs Scott tells husband CAPE KENNEDY, Tues. "Have a bail," Mrs. Lurton Scott told her husband by telephone shortly before the Apollo 15 astronauts started on their way to the moon yesterday. Wearing hot pants, the wife of commander David Scott said she intended to enjoy every
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      Lock icon Final hours of Sudan's coup plot leader
      104 4 Final hours of Sudan's coup plot leader CI'DANESE Presi--3 dent Gaafar Nimeiry (far left) personally questions Lt -Col Babkr El Nur (far right, standing) In Khartoum about the abortive coop attempt which the colonel supported. Hours after this picture was taken, Cairo Radio announced that Col. El Nur and Major
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      Lock icon Massive support for Peking
      473 4 CANADA TO GO ALL OUT FOR UN -ENTRY f|TTAWA, Tues. v Canadian officials said yesterday that they had detected a massive shift among United Nations members to support the admission of the China to the world body. The External Affairs Department here claims Peking will win
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      No direct talks with Peking possible: Shen
      341 4 No direct talks with Peking possible: Shen WASHINGTON, Tun. TAIWAN'S Ambassador Mr. James Shen says there is absolutely no chance that Taiwan and China will ever negotiate directly their differences, although Peking is giving "lip service to that line. In a copyrighted Inter- tervlew In U.S. News and World Report,
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      40 4 OTTAWA. Tues. EAffairs Minister Mr. Mitch Sharp announced yesterc that Canada was making additional US$9 million c tribution to East Pakistan in to East Pakistani refugees India, making her tota. buttons to date more than $11 million— UPI.
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      First woman to sail the Atlantic alone
      120 4 NEWPORT, (Rhode Island). Tues. Miss Nicolette Milnes-Walker, 2S, became the first woman to sail the Atlantic alone and non-stop today, arriving here In her 30ft sloop Atii. 44 days after leaving Wales. The 3,500 mile crossing ended In a dead calm and Miss
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      160 4 'UOMU/OW/ Singapore's largest and finest department store invites you to their to view their extensive collection of earrings, necklaces, bracelets, cocktail rings in diamond, jade, emerald, ruby and sapphire... each stone and setting meticulously selected by their expert gemmologist. Select a resplendent 3.9 carat ruby ring in 18-carat white gold
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  • MALAYSIAN PARLIAMENT
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      Report any bribery to police, MPs are told
      694 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday T^fPs were told today ITI to report any act of corruption to the nearest police station, the Anti Corruption Agency or the Dewan Ra'ayat instead of making general accusation against Government officers and politicians. The Attorney General, Tan Sri
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      Detective opens fire to stop a gang fight
      277 5 Detective opens fire to stop a gang fight SINGAPORE. Turn. AN off-duty marine police detective opened fire A last night to stop a "border-clash" between two rival gangs. One man was arrested. Detective Corporal Charlie Tan was at Jalan Besar at 9.15 p.m., when he was told of a clash
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      Commemorative stamps
      41 5 BANDAR SERI BEG AW AN Tues. Commemorative stamps are to be Issued here to mark the 50th anniversary of the Royal Brunei Police Force. The stamps. In 10. IS and 50-cent denominations, will show the "new look" police uniforms
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      Jek's date
      36 5 SINOAPORE. TIMB. The Minister for Culture. Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, will open an Indian variety show. Kalal Aaram. organised by the Singapore Indian Artistes' Association at the Cultural Centre on Sunday at 7 p.m.
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      Warning to mariners
      47 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Dredging operations on a water pipeline at the prohibited anchorage area between Pasir Panjang and the northernmost point of Pulau Bukom will begin from Thursday. It will go on for about three months. Mariners are advised to keep away from the area.
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      SHEARES CONFERS AWARDS ON 106
      81 5 SHEARES CONFERS AWARDS ON 106 SINGAPORE, Tues.—President Sbeares conferred long service medals on 106 serving and retired civil servants at an investiture in the Istana tonight. The formal 30-minute ceremony in the State Room was attended by more than 100 guests, including the Home Affairs Minister, Dr. Wong Lin Ken.
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      Band music
      33 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Tseng Tseng Musical Association will give a performance at the Macßilchie Reservoir Park on Sunday from s3O to 6 p.m. as part of the National Day celebrations.
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      'Legitimate fear for safety' plea in stab case
      273 5 SINGAPORE, Tun. T\EFENCE counsel v urged the High Court today to recognise that an assistant hotel manager, who is alleged to have fatally stabbed an MSA steward, had "legitimate fear for his own safety." Mr. David Marshall was continuing his final submission
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    'Lighthearted' Toto betting: Claimant
    141 6 'Lighthearted' Toto betting: Claimant SINGAPORE, Tues. A claimant for a 1968 Toto prize of $71,513 told the High Court today that his participation in the betting game earlier that year had always been on "a lighthearted" note. Ooh Pit Leng, 32, a Nanyang Slang Pau proof reader, said: "I crossed
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    New leader
    22 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Angkatan Islam (the former PMIP> of Singapore has picked Inche Mohamed Said bin Alias, as Its new president.
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    425 return to work after two walkouts
    120 6 425 return to work after two walkouts I^UALA LUMPUR, Tues. xv Lever Brothers' 425 workers who staged a walkout yesterday and again this morning over the alleged dismissal of a colleague are back at work after a meeting with the management. The company's personnel director, Raja Kamaruddin bin Tun Uda.
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    Sailor with opium is jailed
    95 6 Sailor with opium is jailed SINGAPORE, Tues— A seaman was Jailed for a year and fined a total of $150 today on four charges of having opium and opium utensils last night. Choy Vat. 51. admitted having two Ib. of raw opium and lb. of prepared opium at Clifford Pier.
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    Duty on samsu not paid
    46 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. A fanner who tried to avoid S6O 26 duty on samsu was fined 5750 today. Son Tiong Llat. 34. admitted having four gallons 1 18 18 litres) of dutiable samsu when he was arrested at Tlong Bahru last night.
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    Blueprint on how university staff can aid the Govt
    443 6 SINGAPORE, Tuas. j J^ BLUEPRINT by which university personnel can contribute to national development was presented today by University of Singapore economics lecturer Dr. Lee Soo Ann. Dr. Lee made his suggestions at the second day of a four- day workshop
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    Student's death fall a mystery, brother tells court
    309 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. j I MYSTERY shrouds the death fall of a University of Singapore first year medical student from Ipoh. "The whole thing is so mysterious." said MSA pilot Tripti Kumar Joshi, brother of the student, Mukesh Joshi, 20, at the coroner's
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    1,000 see film on fashions
    65 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. About 1.000 guests attending the Triumph 70 show a documentary Him of a fashion show from Europe were given souvenirs of mini brassieres and perfumes tonight. The show, organised by Borneo Company at the ShangriLa Hotel, featured a 45-minute film of models against
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    Learner rider fined $170
    69 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. —Learner motorcyclist Ho Choo Loo alias Hong Choo Loo, 20. was today fined a total of $170 for four truffle offences. He was fined $50 for riding a motorcyclist In Ntcoll Highway on Aug. 8 last year without the owner's consent; $20 for not
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    TESTING BRAKES COST HIM $120
    107 7 TESTING BRAKES COST HIM $120 SINGAPORE, Tues. A mechanic was booked for three traffic offences while he was testing the faulty brakes of a motor-crane, a traffic court heard today. Tan Weng Chuan, who admitted the charges, said in mitigation that he was sent to repair the crane in Dunearn
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    Language prizes
    41 7 SINOAPORF, Tues. Tan Sri Runme Shaw will give away prizes to students of the Alliance Francal.se at a ceremony at the Cultural Centre on Friday at 7 p.m. This will followed by a play staged by the Alliance Prancalae.
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    Resignation
    19 7 SINGAPORF. Tues. Dr. Tan Kheng Khoo, 40, senior pathologist at the Outram Hospital, has resigned from Government service.
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    Bid to make S'pore money centre
    614 7  - Bid to make S'pore money centre CHIA POTEIK Financial regulations being liberalised By SINGAPORE, Tuesday "pHK Government is liberalising regulations regarding the establishment of financial organisations and institutions to encourage a more eflicient banking system and the development of secondary markets for things like commercial paper, securities and bonds. This
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    Direct space contact with US by 1973
    243 7 Direct space contact with US by 1973 CINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore will have direct space communications with the United States and Canada when a $10 million second antenna for the satellite station on Sentosa is ready. The Director of the Telecommunications Department, Mr. Ooh Seng Kirn. today said the antenna, which
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    A Vietnam veteran to head US Coastguard in S'pore
    304 8  - A Vietnam veteran to head US Coastguard in S'pore COLIN GIBSON By VTEW YORK, Tues. 11 The US Coastguard has named a Vietnam veteran as it first representative to be permanently based in Singapore. He is 49-year-old Captain E. Frank Oliver, who is now serving at Coastguard Headquarters ln Washington.
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    $6,510 PAID FOR AN 'SE' CAR NUMBER
    129 8 SINGAPORE, Tues. The highest bidder for the new series of car numbers SE 1 to SE 2000 paid $6,510 for his favourite number. A total amount of $47,144 was received for 125 bids, of which 62 were accepted in the tender for new
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    Teachers for education meet
    63 8 Teachers for education meet SINGAPORE. Tues— Two Singapore teachers left today to attend a two-week international conference on "Rural Education" beginning on Aug. 1 in Jamaica. They are Mr. Tay Boon Too. MP. president of the Singapore Chinese School Teachers' Union, and Mr. Yap Bor Lim. its secretary. The conference
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    Neutral stand brings no rush to visit China
    131 8 K. LUMPUR, Tues, THERE has been no rush to apply for visas to visit China since the Government adopted a neutral policy towards the mainland. The Director-General of Immigration. Inche Monamed Khalil, said today applications were still on normal grounds to visit
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    Instant dollars in a hotel room
    447 8 Instant dollars in a hotel room Court told of box that turns out $10 notes PENANG, Tues JjOrSIN(i iigent S.G. Mugunthan was given a practical demonstration on how to turn slips of white paper into "genuine" Malaysian $10 notes in a hotel room on Sept. 18, the sessions court was
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    Gambling wife
    31 8 SINGAPORE, Tues. A housewife. Llm Ah Ah, 40. was fined $300 today for gambling ln a public gaming house ln Everlti Road on July 5. She had 10 convictions.
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    Teachers whose apathy blocks students' progress
    220 8 Teachers whose apathy blocks students' progress SINGAPORE. Tues. The president of the Singapore Music Teacher As sociation. Mr. Victor Doggett. has criticised local music teachers tor "blocking their stu interest and aspir. by a solid wall of apathy Mr. Doggett. who was speaking at the action's annual dinner at the
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    Simpler way to look up the law
    75 8 Simpler way to look up the law SINGAPORE, Tues. Looking up the law will be a simpler process when the new Manual of Laws, consolidated and amended and brought up to date has been completed. An addendum to the Presidential address to Parliament said today that six volumes of the
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    Guide's call to wives and grandmas
    199 9 Guide's call to wives and grandmas GLIDING for (iris need not end when they get married. In fact, housewives and grandmas can lead active Girl Guide and Brownie packs. Housewife Amy Tan is living proof of this. And, in an interview, she warned that unless more women stepped forward the
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    BURGLAR'S JUMP THROUGH WINDOW
    128 9 BURGLAR'S JUMP THROUGH WINDOW SINGAPORE. Tues. A burglar jumped through the window when someone shouted as he was searching the first floor bedroom, a court heard today. He was not hurt in the fall and tried to escape on his bicycle, which was later ascertained to be stolen. But the
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    Pirate cabby loses car
    46 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Neo Kay Eng. 39. was fined $300 and had his car forfeited today after he admitted using it as a pirate taxi at the junction of Serangoon Road and Desker Road on June 26. He had a similar previous conviction.
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    Road hog
    39 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Chan Kong Meng was lined $25 by a traffic court today after he admitted driving a van so slowly in Dunearn Road on March 12. 1968. that he prevented other (aster vehicles from overtaking him.
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    Documents found in taxi
    63 9 Documents found in taxi SINGAPORE, Tues. A birth certificate and some documents belonging to Miss Chua Mcl Ing of Tiong Bahru Road were found in a taxi at Carpenter Street last week. They were found by a cosmetics salesgirl who handed them over to the Straits Times office tonight. Miss
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    $4,750 for bus fall
    64 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. A woman factory worker, injured In a fall from a bus two years ago. was granted a consent judgment for $4,750 damages and costs by the High Court today. Sin Wong Slu. 24. said the Changl company bus suddenly drove off from a bus
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    Boom boosts income by 20p.c.
    322 9 Boom boosts income by 20p.c. SINGAPORE, Tuesday SINGAPORE'S economy showed a buoyancy last year which led to an increase of 20 per cent in the Republic's revenue for the financial year 1970/71 over the previous year. This year the revenue Is expected to rise another 25.5 per cent over the
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    MAN HELD FOR BOGUS HERALD COLLECTIONS
    87 9 MAN HELD FOR BOGUS HERALD COLLECTIONS SINGAPORE, Tues. Police yesterday arrested a man for allegedly collecting money for the defunct Singapore Herald from residents in Toa Payob. He was on a house-to-house visit when picked up by policemen from the Kandang Kerbau station. He was later released on bail. Among
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      32 9 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl II OSG>OOO WOULC? MAKE HE'S JUST IfeLAXIN'! I A GftC/W WACTCHOO&s> I COME ON, OSGOOP... m FEi? YA, wm r UPf 6O GET "V jT HE SEEMS)
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      WILSON'S DITCH
      529 10 Malaysian and Singapore interest in the British argument on entry into the European Economic Community apparently has not survived the four day debate in the Commons. We shall be awake to the possible effects on our own trade in due course, and they may be as serious as
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      CAPITAL PLANNING
      238 10 The ambitious plan for the development of Kuala Lumpur is to be reviewed by the Federal Capital Commission some time next year. There is a strong case for the Commission to meet earlier. It may have bitten off more than it cat. digest. The plan involves the rezoning
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      THE ROPE NO ANSWER
      210 10 The Malaysian Bar Council's view that capital punishment is not an effective deterrent against violent crimes is unlikely to make much difference to the Firearms (Increased Penalties) Bill already approved by the Dewan Ra'ayat. The Bill makes capital punishment mandatory for four types of crime in
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    Lock icon It's 'gunpoint diplomacy' when coups rise or fall
    571 10 It's 'gunpoint diplomacy' when coups rise or fall By A CORRESPONDENT PARIS Diplomacy by gunpoint and plane hijacking is nothing new in the Middle East and Africa. The French blazed the trail 14 years ago and Libya has added its latest chapter. It was France's capture of a planeload of
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      EXPRESS SERVICE
      160 10 QINCE the Introduction of the express bus service between Butterworth and Alor Star demand has been very great. In fact, demand far exceeds supply on weekends and holidays. This is markedly seen at the Butterworth terminus. A huge crowds can be seen waiting for the bus and this
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      Young trees cut down
      217 10 ONE of the most beautlw ful aspects of Johore Bahru— its large, gracious trees along the seafront —is to be lost for many years. At first many of us in J.B. thought that only a few of the trees were to be sacrificed, but it appears
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    • Letter
      Fama buys more padi from Sekinchan area
      209 10 Fama buys more padi from Sekinchan area THE attention of the Federal Agricultural Marketing Authority has been drawn to your report of July 7 "FAMA plan to buy more padi." According to the report, Enche Goh Hock Guan alleged that 15,000 padi planters In the Seklnchan area of Selangor recently
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      156 10 UOW could the islands oil Merslng become tourist attractions if a simple and harmless sport such as spear-fish-ing Is not permitted. Spear-guns are classified as "dangerous weapons" in Ma lays 1 a. Illegal possession of these arms will make sportsmen liable to a tine or a term In Imprisonment. I
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      115 10 |AM surprised to hear some people advocating a ban on X films. The purpose of classifying films by the Film Censorship Board Is to prevent young people from being exposed to films harmful to them while at the same time allowing; older people a wider choice of films. If anyone
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    DO THE JAPANESE WORK TOO HARD?
    973 10  -  HUGH MABBETT THE 'ECONOMIC ANIMAL' IN S-EAST ASIA By JAKARTA A SIX-MAN mission the Japanese Government has sent to South-East Asia to learn why their countrymen are so criticised can expect to pick up a lot of opinions in Indonesia. Here criticising the Japanese
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      149 10 Jlcapulco and Hong Kong, g f jjr Japan, Vancouver, +fmS <■*& San Francisco, 'SJ$ f j Los Angeles, '^r Panama Canal, j£' Jv Nassau, Miami, M *fif I Sailing 7th February 1972 JLipSMiwiffipiS V^ Call your Travel agent or Mansfield Co Pie Ltd. Singapore. Tel *****6 Harrisons A Crosfield (Malaysia)
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      Sales up in Malaysia but car assemblers not happy
      1099 11  -  HENRY CHANG By $ALES of cars and trucks in Malaysia during the first half of the year are up by a very encouraging 1!) per cent. This should make those in the under-utilis-ed automobile industry glad, but t h c evidently
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      ASSEMBLY PLANT PERFORMANCE
      126 11 Production and sales of cars and commercial vehicles up to June 30, in units. MIB Motor Investments. Handles Volkswagen, Audi, Toyota, Vauxhall, Chevrolet, Mercedes, Land Rover and Bedford. SMA Swedish Motor Assemblies. Handles Volvo and Datsun. AMI s Associated Motor Industries. Handles Austin, Morris, Mini Moke, Ford,
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      CITY TALK
      224 11  -  CROESUS By Poaching rE aviation world had better take a look at what is coins on in Japan. I hear a consortium of major Japanese industrialists are courting top British designers and aero-engine specialists from the remains of the Rolls Boyce combine. Engineers and designers who worked on
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      BEAMS ACCEPTS TOP S.E. POST IN SYDNEY
      294 11 BEAMS ACCEPTS TOP S.E. POST IN SYDNEY QENERAL manager of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore, Mr. Geoffrey Beams, is returning to Australia to hike up a senior management position on the Sydney Stock Exchange. The Stock Exchange last night announced his resignation which was given to Committee members
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      Shell to install new computer
      200 11  -  WILLIAM CAMPBELL By LARGELY because of the tremendous growth of the Bukom refinery complex, Shell is to install a new computer at Shell House in Singapore early next year. It is the IBM system 370 sub-model 145. which is nine times as fast as the
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      Dip in natural rubber use
      148 11 ]YEW YORK: Rubber consumption by American Industry showed a slight upturn in the first quarter, but demand for natural rubber was off. Figures released by the U.S. Rubber Manufacturers Association show that overall demand for synthetic and natural totalled 670,500 long tons a 1.4 per
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      Demand in Malaysia for fertilisers keeps rising
      627 12  -  GEORGIE LEE By MALAYSIA'S vigorous agricultural develop ment and crop diversification policies, which have paid off handsomely, have led to an increased demand for fertilisers. Fertiliser consumption over the two years to 1970 increased by 40 per cent from 225,000 tons in 1968
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      Shipping
      961 12 A miss by Spore shipyard rjEMBANWANG Shipyard O has lost cut to Japanese competition for the lob of drydocklng and refitting the 83.000-ton former Cunard flagship. Queen Elizabeth, prior to her debut next year as a floating college, our correspondent In New York. COLIN GIBSON, reports The contract, worth
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      Support for call to make Hong Kong centre of regional stock exchange
      325 12  - Support for call to make Hong Kong centre of regional stock exchange KINGSLEY WOOD By CYDNEY: Hong Kong could be the centre of a regional stock exchange trading in securities from South-east Asia and the Pacific if stock exchanges in the area accept proposals put forward by the president of
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      221 12 Tan Sri Hussain bin Haji Sidek, former Deputy Inspector General of the Royal Malaysian Police, has been appointed chairman of Safeguards. He replaces Tan Sri Aiiz bin Ycop who has been appointed Malaysia's new High Commissioner to Britain. Mr. Ken Whitehead. export manager of Lincoin Electric (Australia),
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      164 11 INSIDE Demand In Malaysia for fertilisers keeps rfcinf Support for call to make Hone Kong centre of regional stock exrhanc.-. Shipping column People In business. Pare 12. Company news. Share market report; Commodities. Pafe 13. Oreneaa markets New York. Melbourne, Hone Konr Closing prices and business done. Page 14. lA7L
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
    • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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        Rises
        29 13 9Z.OU 4 -.31 jiiinness $5.90 .2i 3'Juntai $15.40 +J flume V l $2.22 +.i: VI. Cables Wearnes $1.75 $3.00 +.11 .0( >unlnp Ind. $3.14 .0( hM $3.16 .(K
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        Falls
        27 13 I'nion r. Menc L\ Motor nchcape j. Ceramic r. Dcv JO lU $1.28 $1.56 $205 $3.36 $0.88 $1.54 .ju —.17 —.11 —.10 —.08 —.07 —.05 —.04
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        Most active stocks
        16 13 Most active stocks Faber Union 372.000 Haw Par 328,000 Sheraton Hotel 227.000 F. E. Levingston 221.000
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        INDICES
        37 13 Industrials 173.89 175.1 Industrials: 166.84 167.* HotcU: 82.49 82.» Properties: 149.40 146.5* Tint: 95.08 95.2! rubbers: 119.19 120.1 Dec. 30, 1966 100 (eorr) Dec. 30, 1966 100 (uncorrl Dec. 31, 1968 100 Dec. 29. 1962 100
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      Lock icon Poseidon signs pact to operate mine
      263 13 Poseidon signs pact to operate mine OERTH: Poseidon, 1 Australia's boom mining company, yesterday signed an agreement with the Western Australian Government to bring Us Mt. Windarra nickel mine into production at a cost of more than *****.9 million. The mine is north of La7erton In the centre of \v-
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      63 13 LONDON SUMATRA Plantations is to maintain the dividend at 14 per cent for 1970. Net profits came to £235.584 against £233,139 after tax of £97,157 compared with £134,633. ALEXANDRA BRICKWORKS is paying a second and final dividend of 50 per cent for the year ended March to bring the
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        Tin up a fraction
        226 13 THE Straits tin price in Pen a n g yesterday vent up slightly by 87i •ents to $631.87* per ?tcul on an official offering down 8 tons to 239 tons. Following the overnight London metal price which climbed £4 for forward buyers to £1.450 per metric
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        Copper prices
        35 13 London copper prices on Monday (previouf In brackets): Wlrebar Spot buyer £441 50 ((445.50) neller £442.00 ((446.00): Three Month* buyer £451 50 U436.U0) ■rller f 432.00 U4M.90). Market tone: Steady (alet 3.900 torn.
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        CLOSING PRICES
        27 13 JILY 27. RI'BBER: 99.25 cents per kilo (down 0.25 cents). TIN $631. 87 i (up 87 J cents). Official offering 239 tons (down 8 tons).
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        PRODUCE
        109 13 ftHINISt PRODUCE EXCHANGE, w SINCAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY Coconut Oil: bulk (S3 sellers, drum SSSi sellers. Copra: Mixed (fob.) loose Aug./ Sept IK ***** S32J B Peppar: Muntok ASTA white f.o.b. 10O'. NLW 1190 sellers. Sarawak white f.o.b. 96-, NLW IISO sellers. Sarawak special black f.o.b
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        51 13 Spore (2) UNCH 161.70 (1) Export price In non-aterling area* In I.S dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealers prices In Singapore dollars per tael. MM. xmdun 41.75 telrut 42.08 lonxkong 42.54 iurnti UNCH UNCH trli 41.8S rpore Hi UNCH IU! 41.623 41.90 42.69 41.T08 41. ASS 41.64
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        PALM OIL
        34 13 In London on Monday the prices of Malayan S per cent CIF UK/N Kuropean ports In bulk, sterling per long too Dec/Jan. was quoted an l°K £115 or Ex-Cont. 5273 idlers (unquoted).
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      RUBBER EASES
      346 13 THE rubber market moved narrowly around Monday's final levels, easing slightly at the start on news of the reduction of Indonesian floor prices. Later, the market steadied back on Improved dealer demand for forwards. Physicals were neglected as bids were out of sellers reach. The morning session closed
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      RALLY HALTS MORNING DECLINE
      226 13 PIRLY active trading ruled on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. The market closed mixed, but enjoyed a steadier undertone following an afternoon rally which stemmed the late morning decline but failed to carry prices of most shares to their early high levels. At
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      Asian dollar
      62 13 THESE rates were quoted on 1 the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 mth 6 to 6 3 IC--2 mths 6 1/8 to 6 516 3 mths 6 1/4 to 6 7/16'; 6 mths 6 7.8 to 7 9 mths
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1012 14 810 AMD OFFIR PRICKS OFFICIALLY LIITID AT TMI CLOU OF BUIINEII IN TMI IINOAPORC ROOMS OF TMI STOCK IXCMAHCf WITH PRICI MOVEMENT! IN BRACKET! YISTIROAV WIRI. INOUtTRIALI CLOSING TONE: AU sections closed easier. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday Including odd lots totalled
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1399 14 BUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number or shares traded shown In brackets In 'ots of 1,000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS MM (1) 1.57. Allied Choc (2) 2 03. (1) 2.04, (7) 2.02. (1) 2.01.
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        Exchange rates
        178 14 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best aereed merchant rates as at July 27. Local dollars to one unit >f Foreifn Currency Sterling Pound \ustrallan Dollar Canadian Dollar Mew Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar J.S. Dollar Local dollar* to 100 unlU >f Foreifn Currency 3elgian
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        MELBOURNE
        414 14 MELBOURNE, Mon. Mining shares closed lower on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today despite a slight revival In the afternoon. Oils improved and Industrials were steady. Woodsidr added 10 cents to $1.18 and the contributing shares closed 14 cents higher to 80 cents. Mid Eastern followed suit with a 10-cent
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        NEW YORK
        309 14 YEW YORK, Mon.—The dis- plrited stock market sagged again as volume reached the second lowest point of the year. Mike Metz of Oppenhelr-.er noted that the marke* continues to fall under its own weight and "will do so until It reaches a level where It will attract buyers."
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        Indices
        68 14 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Monday 74.16 Friday 74.16 Week ago 74.65 RUBBERS Monday 203.84 Friday 307.98 Week ago 211.55 OILS Monday 359.88 Friday 355.50 Week ago 359.55 INDUSTRIALS Monday 408.0 Friday 405.7 Week ago 413.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 888.87 Friday 887.78 Week ago 886.39 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Monday
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        HONG KONG
        232 14 HONO KONO. Tues. The market started off slowly in the morning and developed a downward trend towards the close. H.K. 8/ Bank's local register moved down from HK1238 to $234 and the London register from $210 to $204. China l.lrht H.K Electric and Telephone all lost 50 cents
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        Hong Kong rates
        36 14 On UM tr*» Mtftani* mark«t In Hong Koof yntenUy the US d»llir wii quoted »t 0175 for T.T. and •.0079 for tttiimf m quoted at 14.53 and •nt tad »f S*M at 311.375.
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      516 13 MARKETING EXECUTIVE A leodmg international company in a highly competitive consumer products industry is seeking a morketing manager for its proposed joint venture operation in Indonesia. The major responsibilities of the appointed morketing monoger will include: (o) The recruitment ond training of o national soles force. (b) The establishment of
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      516 13 3f Il'il 1 HSR i |M Jn flams ii in f~£Si Si iv EsrhijQßl >■ j We are recruiting another jj| BRAND GROUP MANAGER -K 3,. to become responsible for the marketing of j. such leading brands as Philco Airconditioners, -t >• Electrolux Refrigerators, Black Decker -K g Power Tools
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      743 14 OFFICE MANAGER/ACCOUNTANT A well known International company engaged In the production and distribution of medical and laboratory testing equipment invites applications from Singapore citizens for the position of Office Manager Accountant in their office in Singapore. He will be responsible to the Managing Director i and will take charge of
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      221 14 USED PRINTING MACHINERY EQUIPMENT WANTED Principal Interested in buying: LETTERPRESS: a) SmaU flat -bed b) Auto-platen c) Hand-platen CAMERA/ PLATEM AXING a) Process camera b) Enlarger c) Printing Down Frame d) Line-up table BINDING: a) Folding b) Wire stitching c) Thread sewing Written offers should be submitted in details (including,
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      570 14 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY TENDER NOTICE Tender for Supply and Delivery of One Twin -Screw Harbour and Estuary Tn* wlth Nozilrd (ontrolUblr Pitch Propeller* or Notzltd Rudder Propellers The Port of Singapore Authority Invites tenders for the design, construction and delivery of one (1) Twin-Screw Harbour and Estuary Tug
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      229 14 NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors and Management of People's Park Restaurant. Cabaret Nlte-club Pte. Ltd., at 4th Floor, People's Park Complex. Park Road, Singapore. (Tel: *****4) request all their creditors to furnish within three (3) days from date hereof the particulars of their total sums
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    Staff of Hotel Malaysia vote for strike action
    493 15  -  JOSEPH YEO ROW OVER $188,000 CLAIM By Singapore. Tues. IJ 0 TEL Malaysia employees voted for strike action today over a "pay cut" dispute. Their action is, among other things, over a proposal by the management to recover $188,000 which it claimed
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    Youth admits robbery
    55 15 SINGAPORE, Tues. A Jobless youth today admitted robbing a student of a watch at Mar Thoma Road on May 5. Ang Teng Huat alias Ong Lye Wat 18. who admitted robbing Queic Choon Hock, 17. of the watch worth $50 wm remanded pending probation and Reformative Training
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    Professor Bruges
    42 15 SINOAPORE, Tues Professor Edward Arthur Bruges was appointed Professor In the Department of Mechanical and Production Engineering, University of Singapore, and not as head of the department as reported In the Straits Times on July 22. The error is regretted.
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    Detestable lot, two youths are told
    106 15 Detestable lot, two youths are told CINGAPORE, Tues. A magistrate today told two youths charged with extortion that they were a "detestable lot." "One moment you go strutting about, threatening people with bodily injury, and next moment you are here pleading for mercy," said Mr. E. C. Foenander, the First
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    WARNING ON WATER DESPITE HEAVY RAIN
    64 15 WARNING ON WATER DESPITE HEAVY RAIN SINGAPORE, Tues. The catchment areas had the best rainfall yesterday since May 29 when an hour-long; storm broke over most parts of Singapore. Macßitchie had 2.06 inches, Peirce 2.51 inches and Seletar 3.28 inches. But the PUB warned again today that water consumption was
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    YOUTH POCKETS $3,360 FROM CHIT FUNDS
    78 15 CINGAPORE, Tues. A bill collector pocketed $3,360 from various chit funds and disappeared barely two months after getting the Job. Today, Fong Peng Wah, 18, admitted misappropriating the sum from Yee Soon Corporation at President Shopping Centre between June 18 and July 6. In
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    Esso offer to staff: $1,000 life policy for 22 cents
    230 15 Esso offer to staff: $1,000 life policy for 22 cents CINGAPORE, Tues. ESSO offered its employees a group life insurance plan as a new benefit scheme today. The plan provides financial security for an employees family In the event of his death and also coverage for accidental death and dismemberment,
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    Religious contest
    59 15 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Minister for Social Affairs. Inche Ottunan Wok. will open the final Berzanji reading competition of the Singapore Adult Religious Students' Association at the King Faisal Muslim lecture hall, in Lorong 12. Geylang. or Saturday at 8 p.m. The competition is for a challenge trophy donated
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    Strict selection of TV films to keep out hippism
    323 15 Strict selection of TV films to keep out hippism CINGAPORE. Tues. J Elements of hippism or the drug culture are bound to be found In some television programmes produced In the West. But Singapore has always been 'very selective" when It comes to ImportIng TV programmes for local screening. An
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      570 15 On your TV and Radio 3.01 P.M. Opening Followed by 7.11 Alfred Hitchcock And the Housewives' Matinee Un- Desert Shall Blossom (Diaexpected Achievement (A logue in Cantonese) Cantonese Film Pt 1 with 7.40 News and Newsreel (C) English subtitles) O.OS F. 8.1. The Stalking Horse 3.41 For the Family (C)
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      224 15 5.N Programme Summary I.N News SIS Pok Amai2 17 Peristiwa 5^5 The Archie Show *W in D Har h Pahlaw T an g leh I.N Warta Berita; Berbaha ia Toh n (.17 Everglades 9.45 Second Malaysia Plan (.43 The Jack La Lanne Show 10 30 Parliament Report 7.(5 The Ed
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      Reminder. Young shipyard trainees are not robots
      279 16 Reminder. Young shipyard trainees are not robots T REFER to the letter by 1 "Concerned Parent" whose son, a Keppel Shipyard apprentice, is required to work on public holidays. I am also an apprentice in a semi-government shipyard and fully understand the dilemma faced by the son of "Concerned Parent."
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      172 16 THE call for the formamatlon of an Applied Science Faculty by "Science Today" (S.T.. July 14) is not far-fetched. Every year, graduates seek employment and it is only natural that they secure appointments which require the use of their knowledge and for which they have been trained. This is where
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      83 16 FOR the convenience of the residents of Margaret Drive and moviegoers to Golden City and Venus theatres, I think a bridge near the bus stop at Commonwealth Avenue should be built across the drain which runs between the two roads of Commonwealth Avenue. I have often seen people who wish
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      106 16 I WRITE on behalf of all girls who dream of making the Sinr&pore Armed Forces oar career. We look forward to Joining our army. However, we do not think much of being just clerks or typists In Temasek green uniform. We're waiting for the
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      Stop making life more difficult for the weak
      345 16 Stop making life more difficult for the weak Plea for 'human lovers 9 of us must have experienced some form of suffering at one time or another in our lives. Such suffering Is probably only temporary. The experience ends, the pain diminishes, the memory fades. But there are those whose
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      155 16 IF there are no buyers of stolen property, then no one would steal. It is generally known that large quantities of petrol are either siphoned from the tank or stolen in some other ways. It takes a short while to steal but It takes a long time to catch a
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        178 16 I REFER, to Mr. Joe Desker's letter about the lavatory at Fullerton Square (ST., July 1). It Is confirmed that one of the two fluorescent lights Is out of order and action has been taken to have this replaced. It is also confirmed that the urinal drain is frequently choked
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        81 16 VLTE WISH to thank "De- bate Enthusiasts" (S.T., July 7) for complimenting us on our inter-school debate series. This series is produced not only in English but also in Chinese. In fact, the latter version will again be produced for telecast later this year. Owing to limited production resources, the
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        102 16 I REFER to the letter from "Food For Thought" (8.T., July 15) regarding the size of the Post Office Savings Bank passbook. The writer is probably In possession of the older type of passbook which is of a larger size than the type currently issued to depositors. The new type
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        47 16 I WISH to inform your correspondent "JSM" (S.T.. July 16) that his suggestion for a "Stop" sign to be erected at the junction of Oriole Cresent and Sunset Avenue is being considered by the Traffic Authorities. LESLIE WONG SZE YING (DSP), Public Relations Officer. Singapore Police Force.
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        64 16 I REFER to the letter by Jimmy Ong (ST., July 12) stating the dangers posed by the damaged chain-link fencing in the Buklt Timah community centre. Jimmy Ong may be pleased to learn that action is being taken by the People's Association and the management committee of the Buklt Timah
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      Beaten by telephone every time at chit fund bidding
      325 16 Beaten by telephone every time at chit fund bidding I WOULD like to bring to light a strange problem I encountered as a member of a chit fund. When I was in urgent need of money I attended the monthly auction with the intention of bidding my share out. I
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    Craig planned to quit in 1972
    113 17 Craig planned to quit in 1972 CINGAPORE, Tues. a Mr. David Craig, who ceased to be managing director of MSA last week, had planned to resign in September next year using a get-out clause in his five-year contract. He would then have served MSA for three-and half years, making the
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    No point using cheese to lure these 'mice'
    243 17  - No point using cheese to lure these 'mice' RITA LOONG By Singapore, Tues. NO mousetrap could hope for a prettier catch than this pair. But It would take more than cheese to lure these two "mice" especially when they really are two little girls named Prlscllla and Pollyanna who happen
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    Third death fall
    64 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. A 31-year-old-man fell to his death from block 28, Hoy Fatt Road, today —the third victim to fall to his death from Block Housing board block. Tan Boon Hoe, 31, was found dead just before 6 a.m. On Saturday, a 60--year-old woman fell from the
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    RAF TEAM TO SCALE PEAK IN NEPAL
    93 17 RAF TEAM TO SCALE PEAK IN NEPAL SINGAPORE. Tues. Three BAF officers serving with the Far East Air Force here will leave Singapore on Aue S to scale a 20,000- ft. peak in the Himalayas in Nepal. The trio Fit. Lt. James Kewin, Fit. Lt. Peter Butcher, 23 and Flying
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    Surgical meet
    24 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Surgical Society will hold its monthly meeting at the pathology lecture theatre. Outram Hospital, tomorrow at 8.15 p.m.
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    Mandarin made easy—on a set of two LPs
    306 17 Mandarin made easy on a set of two LPs SINGAPORE, Tuesday YH E Singapore Chinese Second Language Teachers' Society has undertaken a project to popularise Mandarin in line with the Government's policy to promote bi-lingual-ism. It is producing a set of two long-play-ing records containing a course of 16 lessons
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      280 17 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS atuntion! (4. 4. 3). 1 Aspect, or society found In 9 *Jff* vlewed ArnoW a cubcaps life 16. 5) tl0) -8 A little chap Km In church 13 15. 3 a terminal point in (4) the Julian calendar (4. 2. 5) 10 Diana Herbert has a
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    Several Red helpers unmasked
    112 18 Several Red helpers unmasked KU L I M, Tues. Documents seized from seven communist terrorists killed by security forces in South Kedah last May have revealed the identity of several of their sympathisers and supporters. Kedah's Mentri Besar, Dato Syed Ahmad Shahabudin, disclosed this at a border briefing in Junjong,
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    GOVT TO SPEND $5m ON HAWKER SITES
    98 18 GOVT TO SPEND $5m ON HAWKER SITES SINGAPORE. Tues. The Government is to spend $5 million during the second half of this year t<. acquire land for foodstall complexes. The Housing Board will build stalls on these sites to resettle hawkers as part of the Government's programme to resite all
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    Used house as factory
    56 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. A businessman was fined $75 by a magistrate tor using his house as a food factory without a licence. Teo Chok Chim admitted using his Kampong San Teng home as a factory for Skimming bean curd on June 11 without (lrst obtaining a licence
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    Aziz: Go cultural for a balanced society
    437 18 Aziz: Go cultural for a balanced society Call for the creation of arts and music schools SINGAPORE, Tuesday Q0 CULTURAL if you want to produce a balanced society which is rapidly becoming western in technology as well as administration. This advice was given today to the newly emerging nations of
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    Roadside ads 'desecrate' scenery: Tour agent
    94 18 Roadside ads 'desecrate' scenery: Tour agent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Roadside advertisement hoardings are "desecrating" Malaysia's scenery and should be removed if the country is to attract tourists, an Australian tour agent said today. Although Malaysian beaches were beautiful the; were littered and rubbish could be found In places beyond the
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    Four armed men take $5,500 from flat
    106 18 Four armed men take $5,500 from flat SINGAPORE, Tues— Four dagger-armed men tied up two women and a boy at their flat in Balam Road, off Circuit Road, yesterday, before escaping with $5,545 in cash and Jewellery. The gang surprised Mrs. Kwok Lin Yoke, 31, shortly after 2.15 p.m. while
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    Miss Expo says 'enough' after tenth win
    118 18 Miss Expo says 'enough' after tenth win FLASHING a smile more glittering than her jewellery, Philomena Kosie Lee bids farewell to beauty contests. "Enough is enough," the 23--year-old nightclub singer said as she announced her "retirement" after bagging her 10th titleMiss Expo '71 on Monday night. And a trip to
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    SCHOOLS URGED TO HOLD PREDRIVER COURSES
    216 18 SCHOOLS URGED TO HOLD PREDRIVER COURSES SINGAPORE, Tue s. School curricula should include "predriver training programmes" to help prepare the young for an increasingly "motorised society." This was suggested by National Safety F.rst Council chairman, Mr Milton Tan. last night at a presentatiftn of appreciation certificates by the Minister of
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    213 21 THE PORT OP lINCAPORE AUTHO- M I. AMMOUNCtD FOLLOWPOR .SfrX" 0 *"«*N«MENT. UT Clty of Hu A> R*n «/7, Ixion 15/16. ShUMI Maru 19, j "?J°? w »*<• Hal B«ng 20 Weat. Rajah Brooke 21. Tanajra 29/30. r Tunaa lir 31, Bunita Raya, 33/34 Pr»ald«it Adam. 33/34
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      585 21 AUSTRAL AMALGAMATED TIN BERHAD STATEMENT TO MEMBERS Members are advised that it has been agreed amicably to terminate the arrangements whereby Austral Malay Tin Berhad act as general managers of the company and provide its secretary and Dato Yeap Hock Hoe, Mr. Lim Huan Lye, Mr. D. P. Cheng, Mr.
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      544 21 UNIVERSITI MALAYA PEMBANTU MAKMAL (TINGKATAN TERTINGGI) PER'MOHONAN2 udalah dipelawa daripada Warganegara Malaysia untuk mengisi jawatan pembantu Makmal (Tingkatan Tertlnggi). Kelayakan: Mestllah lulus perperlksaan Sljil Pelajaran Malaysia dengan mendapa; kepujian daiam mata-pela-jaran Sains atau Sijil Persekolahan Seberane Laut dengan tnendapat kelulusan dalam Bahasa Malaysia dan kepujian dalam mata-pelajaran Sains. Chalun2 mestilah
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    Acknowledgements
    76 22 THI FAMILY OF late Mr. Tay 800 Hlui, gratefully thank, Nuna, ataff of Ml. Alvernta Hospital and all relatives, friend* for their wreathi. acrolli. donations condolence*, assistance rendered attendance and night visit and funeral. TNI FAMILY OF the late Mr John Ltow Hie Yong art grateful to the doctors
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    128 22 MADAM TAV CUAT NCO aged 83 yean passed away peacefully on 27.7.71. leaving behind nine son>. Yew Pent. Yew Seng, Yew Lum. Wood Hoe. Woon Jin. Oon Hwee. Beng Ann. Beng Ton*. Beng Chiang. Klan. Beng Woon. ten daughters-in-law, three sons-in-law. 3s grandchildren. 27 great grand-children Cortege leaving 35.
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    13 22 H. RAMALINCAM, departed 2S 7 fi.v Rtnwmbvird by idow and children.
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    Now it's on-thespotbookings for port polluters
    116 23 Now it's spotbookings for port polluters SINGAPORE, Tues. The Port Authority Is adopung an even tougher stance in a bid to cleanup its harbour waters. "We shall now be booking harbour polluters on the spot without any further warning," said a PSA spokesman today. In its tight against pollution, PSA
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    Pork dealers' N-Day joy
    63 23 SINGAPORE, Tues. A delegation of pork merchants from Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia Is expected here to Join their local counterparts on Aug. 8 to celebrate National Day and their success In getting an offday. The celebrations Include a dinner, a Chinese opera and a variety show
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    Islamic varsity for Malaysia
    31 23 KUAi^A LUMPUR. Tues. Work Is in progress towards the formation or an Islamic University. Deputy Minuter In the Prime Minister's Department, Inche Talb Mahmud, told Parliament yesterday.
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    RISE IN RESERVE BLOOD STOCKS
    115 23 SINGAPORE, Tues—Reserve stocks of all groups in the blood bank rose from 830 units last week to 915 this morning, the Blood Transfusion Service weekly report said today. Total reserve stocks were in an "above average position." A total of 865 donations were received and
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    Death penalty 'is not solution'
    489 23 Death penalty 'is not solution' Malaysian Bar Council's memo on Firearms Bill KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE Bar Council of Malaysia expressed doubts today over the effectiveness of a Bill already approved by the Cabinet making the death sentence mandatory for trigger-happy robbers and extortionists. The Bar Council said that while
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    Unemployed man admits theft
    62 23 Unemployed man admits theft SINGAPORE. Tues. Ismail bin Sharif. 38. unemployed, today admitted stealing $250 and goods worth $235 from the house of an MSA employee, Inche Mohammed Salleh bin Nlnggal, at Kampong Slglap on July 7. A court was told that Ismail gained entry through a gap between the
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      Lock icon Clay stops Ellis with last round tko
      417 24 HOUSTON, Tues. Cassius Clay (Muhammad All) last night smashed his former sparring partner Jimmy Ellis to submission in the final round of their 12-round nontitle bout and set foot on the trail for a rematch with world champion Joe Frazier next year. The
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      Plan to visit SA
      59 24 HOUSTON, Tues. Cassius Clay is planning to visit South Africa and talk with blacks and whites there In about five months time, the boxer has disclosed here. Clay, who spoke in a clowning session with reporters and fans last night, said his manager had received a
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      NOW FOR RETURN BOUT WITH FRAZIER FOR TITLE
      177 24 Clay admitted he had to be "cautious in the beginning, if I'd got desperate and gone after him. I could have lost. 1 waited for Ellis to come after me and burn up his energy." The Clay analysis was the story of
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      Lock icon HOW THE FIGHT WENT -ROUND BY ROUND
      1334 24 HOW THE FIGHT WENT -ROUND BY ROUND ROUND 1 Ellis raced out of his corner and swung a wild left hook which Clay easily evaded. Clay snapped out a sharp left Jab which was immediately countered by a repeat left from Ellis. Clay dancing airily on his toes circled Ellis
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      150 24 GRIFFITH EARNS TILT AT MONZON'S TITLE IVEW YORK, Tues.—Five- times world champion Emlle Griffith assured himself of a shot at Carlos Monzon's middleweight title last night by easily outpointing French middleweight champion Nessim (Max) Cohen in a 10-round bout at Madison Square Garden. Still a nimble, boxing master at the
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      27 24 BRISBANE. Tues. The touring South African Rugby Union team beat Australia's Junior Wallabies 31-12 today after trailing for nearly 30 minutes in the first half.
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      88 24 VARSITY Blues of Kuala Lumpur are the eighth team to enter for the All-Blues Clp rugger tournament at Serembar. on Aug. 6-8. The others are Kelantan Blues. Singapore Blacks. Old Andersonians. Johore United. Terendak Garrison. Penang All Bues and NSCRC. First round fixtures on Aug. 6:
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      29 24 NEW YORK. Tues. Results of U.S. baseball gam.es yesterday: National League St. Louis 4 New York 0: Chicago 5 Montreal 2: Houston 7 Philadelphia 4 (IS ins).
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      317 24  - Cinema VII sparkles in workout EPSOM JEEP By riNEMA VII (Lyle Harbridge up) did a splendid gallop over 3f in 39 on good going at Penang yesterday. Last week he was scratched by order of the Stewards when he failed to pass a urine test. He appeared to be alright
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      65 24 GLASGOW. Tues. Bobby Brcwn was yesterday dismissed as manager of the Scottish national soccer team. The move, widely expected, followed years of failure by Scotland in International soccer. A series of defeats culminated recently with a shock loss against Denmark which brought Scotland's elimination from the European
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      20 24 ADELAIDE. Mon The touring United States women's hockey team beat the South Australian state team 5-2 here today
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      423 25 HK strike hard at Brunei lINDER-18 HONGKONG 6 BRUNEI O UOXGKONG chastised Brunei 6-0 the biggest si ok in the tourna-lin-nt so far to qualify for a semilinal berth in the Under- 18 schools international soccer championships at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. If there were any doubts about the British
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      118 25 Thailand whip Malaysia for title UK PER-15 THAILAND... 4 MALAYSIA rvEFENDING champions U Thailand retained the Under- 15 title In the schools international soccer tournament when they whipped Malaysia 4-0 at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Thailand opened scoring in the llth minute when Yuenyong Thaitaporn slipped the ball in from
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    327 25 An improved display by Singapore SINGAPORE 0 THAILAND 0 CINGAPORE produced their best form to hold defending champions Thailand to a goalless draw in Group "A" at Jalan Besar last night. Beaten by Malaysia 2-1 on Saturday and Cambodia on Sunday, they gave an improved performance and matched the Thais
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    290 25 Malaysia win thriller MALAYSIA stormed Into the semi-finals last night with a thrilling 4-3 win over Cambodia after trailing three times at Jalan Besar. Malaysia had to fight tooth and nail for victory. And the player who made it possible was outside left Razall Yusof who came In as a
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    Razak Cup: A semi-final target
    300 25  -  GODFREY ROBERT By < rjINGAPOREs participation O in the Tun Razak Cup hockey competition at Kuala Lumpur, which began yesterday, will serve as a "warm up" for the Pesta Sukan regional tournament next month. However, SHA secretary, S. Yogarajah said: "But this will not stop
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    213 25 Pools off to Jakarta for Armed Forces Day games SINGAPORE will be represented by their national soccer league champions, Toto Pools, in the Indonesian Armed Forces Day celebration games tomorrow and Friday at Jakarta. The 17--member strong Singapore contingent left last night. Pools are expected to meet the Indonesian Armed
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    111 25 TO EFEREE Paul Thomas abandoned a PAS Dlv. II B league soccer game when unruly supporters and spectators surged Into the field in the match between Jollilads and Pern Indians at Parrer Park yesterday. Jollilads were then leading 2-0 with goals by Ramachandra. With three minute of
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    17 25 The National schools gymnastics championships, which starts today at the Badminton Hall, will end on Saturday.
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    426 25 TEST DRAWN: RAIN SPOILS A THRILLING FINISH LONDON, Tuesday ENGLAND and India were forced to settle for a draw in the first cricket Test here today when rain ended the match on the brink of a thrilling finish. India, needing 183 for their first Test win In England, reached 145
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      83 25 SOCCER Schools International Championships: under 15 Thailand v Spore (3pm); Taiwan v Singapore (4.30pm): Cambodia v Brunei (opm) (all matches at Jalan Besar Stadium i. FAS Dlv 2: Jollilads v Peru Indians; Sembawang v Chinese Athletic: Kakl Buklt v V.C. "A" (all at Parrer Park); SCC v Burnley United (padang)
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    84 26 REFEREt, lay Edson steps in to halt the fight between Muhammad Ali (Cassias Clay) and Jimmy Ellis (left) in the last of their 12--round fight In Houston, Texas. Ali was awarded the fight on a TKO after slamming; his former sparring partner into the
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    296 26 Red leader takes blame for Sudan coup CAIRO. Tuesday CTJDAN'S communist chief Abdul Khalek Mahgoub, now undergoing a military trial on charges of treason in Khartoum, has taken responsibility "from A to Z" for last week's shortlived anti-Numelry coup. Mahgoub told President Numeiry in a face-to-face interrogation session "I did
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    50 26 TATPEH. Tues. The death toll from typhoon Naeune which tore across Taiwan with winds of up to 120 miles per hour (192 kph) rose today to 12, the Central News Agency reported. Another 13 people were missing and 56 were Injured. 24 of them seriously. Reuter.
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    135 26 Woman seeks $1.2 mil damages from Ali HOUSTON, Tues. Muhammad All, resting after last night's fight. faced a US$4OO,OOO damage suit today. A 26 year old Houston woman. Miss Alvanita Delodge, filed a suit in the district court here against the fighter and one of his aides, alleging she was
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    342 26 TONDON. Tuei—Price* on the itock market closed higher todmy. montly Influenced by company financial report! and takeover bid altuatlona. Among leading Industrial*. let. Unllever. Flaooa. and Turner and N'wall rose 6 to 8 pence. At 2.43 p.m. the Financial Time* was up 4.7 at 412.7. Closing middle price*
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    46 26 LONDON. Tues Spot 14.55. Settlement. Sept. 14.95. Oct. 15.23. Nov 15.30. Oct. /Dec. 13.50, Jan. Mar. 16.10. Apr./Jun. 16.15. July Sept 17.40. Oct./ Dec. 17.90. Jan /Mar I<* 33. Apr./Jun. 18.80. July/Sept. 19.00. Oct. Dec. 19.30. c.l.f. Aug. 13.50, Bept. 13.80. Oct. 14.25. Market: Quiet.
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    392 26 MORIB (Selangor), Tuesday MORE than a million Malaysian youths, who will vote for the first time in the next general elections, are "drifting" in search of a political identity and need guidance, Tun (Dr.) Ismail said here today. The Deputy Prime Minister called on
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    93 26 SANTA ANA (California), Tues.— Mrs. Doris J. Burnell is suing another woman for US$l.5 million ($4.5 million) for depriving her of a husband. The "other woman" is her husband. Mrs Burnell brought suit against Maurice Burnell (or changing his sex from male
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