The Straits Times, 17 August 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200.000 The Straits Times 1j» National Newspaper Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lock icon On the moon -in colour
    123 1 On the moon -in colour 'T 1 HIS is a moment of glory in man's history captured here in colour when American astronaut James Irwin goes motoring on the moon. The drive on the rugged lunar surface in the lunar roving vehicle climaxed Apollo 15*8 journey to the moon. The
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    Lock icon GUERILLAS KILL FOUR THAI OFFICIALS
    77 1 GUERILLAS KILL FOUR THAI OFFICIALS BANGKOK. Thu r s. Communist guerillas in southern Thailand killed two officials and two village militia men in weekend clashes. About 30 guerillas on Saturday attacked a village headman and li militiamen in Nakhon Si Thammarat province. The guerillas killed two militia men and wounded
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    Lock icon Korean clash
    35 1 SEOUL. Mon. Five North Korean Infiltrators and one South Korean soldier were killed In a clash which lasted for more than two hours In the eastern sector of the demilitarised rone today. Reuter.
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    Move to bar foreigners from politics
    569 1 SINGAPORE, Mon. 'J'HE Government is to introduce measures to keep foreigners out of local politics. Home Affairs Minister, Dr. Wong Lin Ken, announced this tonight. He said the measures would require foreigners to give an undertaking that they would not be "involved In the
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    Lock icon KOWLOON BLACKOUT AS ROSE HOWLS
    81 1 KOWLOON BLACKOUT AS ROSE HOWLS HONO KONG, Mon Several houses collapsed and an explosion in an electricity sabstation blacked out Hong Kong's densely-populated Kowloon area tonight as winds from approaching Typhoon Rose built up to hurricane force. A Government spokes- man said there were no immediate reports of casualties The
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    Lock icon Suharto's 25-year plan for progress
    124 1 JAKARTA, Mon. President Suharto outltned a 25-year programme today for rapid economic development and coupled It with a warning to the nation to be watchful against the underground communist movement. In his annual address from Parliament on the eve of Independence Day, the President declared
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    Lock icon S'pore to vote for China
    49 1 BANOKOK. lion Singapore* new Ambassador to Thailand. Mr. Chi Ow Yang, ha* said that the Republic for the Ant time would vote (or the admission of Peking to the United Nation*. Mr. Yang arrived here yesterday from Singapore to take up his post. Reuter.
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    PM on the men of feathers, white feathers
    4304 2 How to avoid being hostages to fortune and political parties which think only of tomorrow THE Prim* Minister, Mr. Ue Kuan Yew, gave an off the cuff speech to some 3,500 people who were present at the National Day Rally held at
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      136 2 f abortionl I SINGAPORE I I ?JB W&L& 4bP I Last year government i doctors performed around j§ 5,000 legal abortions But there is still a place 5 for the illegal abortionists 9 I NEW NATION I I TODAY I ■probes the reasonsl Ifor their existence! Inew nation! Singapore's afternoon
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      43 2 J^S^o6th Anniversary I m storewkte g genuine m H barsains B SPECIAL DISCOUNT 1| NEW SHIPMENTS M Reeking "Wpk^ 60-62 North BndgeßoadSngapore 6. <«2j' ■h bI klB^ i 9fß'4PvMvM^^9^v^vv9Mv^Bi ■Fl I Congratulations to |IB| THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA WSmM 0N HER NATIONAL DAY
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      30 2 Rugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl 1/ SPARE AAE TH' TEMPER I'M GONNA TANTRUM, KID! HERE'S Vk STUDY MY \TH' DOUGH FER TH^/ Wk V HOMEWORK' Mm J/^^) BETTER GET OVER
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    Three lawyers set poser for three appeal judges
    558 4 Three lawyers set poser for three appeal judges 'MURDER IN MM' SEQUEL SINGAPORE Mon. THREE lawyers set a legal poser for a three-judge court today in an appeal arising from the conviction of three men in June last year in the "Murder in a Moving Mini" trial. The poser: Can
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    Two fined $10,000 for helping run 4-digit lottery
    196 4 Two fined $10,000 for helping run 4-digit lottery SINGAPORE. Mon— Two Malaysians were fined a total of $10,000 today when they admitted having assisted In an Illegal lottery on Saturday. Son Kirn Kee. 39, a lorry driver who admitted being a schedule writer for a syndicate, was fined $6,000 or
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    Two guilty of being abusive to policemen
    103 4 Two guilty of being abusive to policemen SINGAPORE. Mon. Two youths were today charged with using abusive language to police officers. Welder Tan Ban Teck. 19. was fined 160 after he admitted abusing an auxiliary police officer at the Pulau Bukom Jetty on Aug. 14 at 7.0S am. Stall assistant
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    Lock icon Six Malaysian boats seized
    36 4 JAKARTA. Mon. Six Malaysian motorboais have been detained by the Indonesian authorities for fishing In Indonesian waters without permit near North Sumatra. The boats were held at Labuhan Bill* near Medan.— Reuter
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    Fined $1,000
    38 4 SINGAPORE Mon. Peter Edward Vaz. 20, was fined $1,000 and disqualified from driving for a year today for causing the death of Beet Ah Wah by negligent driving at Serangoon Road on Dec. 15 last year
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    GERAKAN DISSIDENTS TO NAME NEW PARTY BY END OF MONTH
    150 5 GERAKAN DISSIDENTS TO NAME NEW PARTY BY END OF MONTH If UA L A LUMPUR, 1Y Mon. A new party formed by the breakaway group of Oerakan Is expected to be announced by the end of next month, Prof. Syed Hussein Al-atas said today. In a statement, he said the
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    Appeal for witnesses
    38 5 SINOAPORE. Mon. Police today appealed for eye-witnesses of a three-car collision in Nicoll Highway early yesterday morning which killed accountant Tay Tee Seng. They are asked to contact Insp. Lee Vow Pook at Sepoy Lines.
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    Death fall from 12th floor
    34 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Madam Wong Yuen Chee. 50. (ell to her death from the 12th door of a block of Hats in Alexandra yesterday. Police have ruled out foul play.
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    Robbery victims stabbed and splashed with acid
    260 5 Robbery victims stabbed and splashed with acid By N G. KUTTY SINGAPORE, Monday THREE armed men threw acid on two brothers and stabbed their sister during a holdup at a shop in Serangoon Road this morning. The robbers, two armed with daggers and the third with a parang got away
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    PC who shot at two sent for examination
    186 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A former police constable was today ordered by the High Court to be sent to the Tampoi Mental Hospital for examination after he had admitted shooting at two colleagues and a soldier during the May riots in 1969. Justice
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    TV for K. Trengganu after eight years
    82 5 KUALA TRENOGANU. Mon. Television has finally made the scene In this east coast town eight years after It was Introduced In the country. Television dealers here sold about 100 sets In the last three days. A viewer said last night: "Some people from
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    Memories of Siew Fun's train ride
    308 5  - Memories of Siew Fun's train ride TAN WEE UAN By IJER first train ride 11 from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur has landed her memories in Australia's most stately home that of Prime Minister, Mr. William McMahon. Seven-year-old Ko o n Slew Fun (above) was a mere five-year-old at the Kreta
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    KK police campaign to stop bicycle thefts
    140 5 KK police campaign to stop bicycle thefts CINOAPORE, Mon. Kandang Kerbau police station will launch an anti-bicycle theft campaign in its division from tomorrow. The alms are to prevent bicycle thefts and to educate the owners that such thefts are preventable. During the campaign, police officers and men will place
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    Goh to open vet surgeons meeting
    70 5 Goh to open vet surgeons meeting SINGAPORE. Mon. The Defence Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. will open the seventh annual conference of the Association of Veterinary Surgeons at the Hilton on Thursday at 8 p.m. About 100 delegates from Singapore and Malaysia, are expected to attend the conference which will
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    Peoples Front accepts Lui's quit letter
    120 6 Peoples Front accepts Lui's quit letter CINGAPORE, Mon. J The Peoples Front has accepted the resignation of its former secretarygeneral, lawyer Lvi Boon Poh. The party has also decided to expel four central executive committee members. The four are treasurer Mok Joo Soon, assistant treasurer Sim Choon Heng, committee members
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    Another 652 HDB flats for Changi
    76 6 SINGAPORE, Mon— The Housing Board will build another 652 flats in Neighbourhood II of Upper Changi Road Estate. The flats, of the three-room improved type, will go up in the Kampong Chai Chee area in four 14-storey blocks. Work will start soon and the
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    Social welfare
    40 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. Minister for Social Affairs Inche Othman Wok will open the Ecafe sub-regional training workshop on social welfare planning and plan Implementation at the Singapore Council of Sccial Service auditorium. Penang Lane, on Thursday at 10 a.m.
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    Police seek help of woman
    67 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. Police are trying to contact Quek Juat Loo. 20, of Commonwealth Crescent, to help in their Investigations Into a sexual assault case In Birch Road on Oct. 13 last year. Information on her present whereabouts may be given to the Officer -In Charge
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    A promotion
    17 6 SINOAPORE. Mon. Mr. Ooh Teck Koon. superintendent, has been appointed acting chief superintendent. Telecommunications Department.
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    A guiding hand for blind walkers
    87 6 SINGAPORE, Mon TWO girls from the Singapore Association for the Blind receive a guiding hand from association officials as they trudge along. The girls were among the 17 from the association who took part in the seven-mile Pesta Sukan national walk yesterday. Starting off
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    Water use remains low
    60 6 CINGAPORE, Mon. Despite the raising of the water V-> consumption limit by the PUB last Saturday from 100 million gallons to 110 million, water use yesterday remained much lower at 90 8 mUUon gallons 8.2 million gallons less than Saturday's consumption. Rainfall at the three catchment
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      53 6 rs4ob7ooin «^PULJS THOUSANDS OF OTHER Congratulations ALBERT LAM M^i I on his conferment of PUBLIC SERVICE STAR by the President of the REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE. EASTERN AUTO AIR-CONDITIONING SERVICE. Mr. FRANKIE LIM. Mr. G. C. TAN, Mr. JOHNNY GOH. BEE HIN CO. LIM TRANSPORT €f CO. Mr. LIM KIEW BOEY
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    Missing asterisk made Lumley tender lowest, court told
    1435 7 Missing asterisk made Lumley tender lowest, court told CORRUPTION TRIAL: DAY FIVE Witness tells of Slm claims for aircraft mishaps SINGAPORE. Monday JHK omission of nn asterisk in a tenders schedule made insurance brokers Edward Lumley and Sons (Pte) Ltd's tender for MSA's aviation insurance appear more favourable than that
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    Lock icon QANTAS JUMBOS NEXT MONTH
    157 7 SYDNEY. Mon. QANTAS will operate its new Boeing 7478 jumbo jets on the Kangaroo route at first to Singapore and later to London instead of to the United States. The airline has redeployed the aircraft because the US Civil Aviation Board %as rejected its proposed new
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      122 7 WARINGIN (PTE) LTD. 35/36 Ist floor Philip Street, Singapore 1 Tel: *****3/*****4 extend their very best wishes to the Govt people of the Republic of Indonesia on the occasion of their Independence day 17th August, 1971. BunVAffl^VlzmjiHlVl'iV^Bl Tfli SOW IDC I BfittflCf W^Ff^pPjPff Vo heard ThVPtettprti i 1.1 '■'1_ *fofr
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      184 7 AT H^L«^ THE W^o GOLDEN PEACOCK BArT Between 5 to 6 p.m. From Monday to Saturday. Drinks are served at half-price. Sam Scott will make the scene with you. If you enjoy clever humour, like your piano hot or cool and music from Bach to Bacharach, come and swing along
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      298 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS Turin, is so rebellious! (7). 1. Bird upset the carry-cots, 7. Orowers' poor terms anger note (6-7). Drake (6, 9) 8. To go Napoleonic Is claimed 10. Metal Is to be In the van to be English (10). (4). 9. River rolling rapidly left 12 13.
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    Genting Casino deposit doubled to $200
    244 8 Genting Casino deposit doubled to $200 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Those who flirt with Lady Luck at the Oenting Highlands Casino, 32 miles from here, must now stump up an extra $100 gate deposit. The ceposlt has been Increased to $200 from $100— the sum which gamblers have been forking out
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    Malaysia to try for more stockpile sales to China
    179 8 K. LUMPUR, Mon 1 rFHE question of further -I- sales of Government stockpile rubber to China will be brought up with the Peking trade mission to Malaysia next week. "We will also discuss with the mission the possibility of exporting other
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    Call for the setting up of S'pore Rubber Fund
    581 8 TAN: WE MUST KEEP OUR POSITION SINGAPORE, M RUBBER magnate, m Mr. Tan Eng Joo today called for the establishment of a Singapore Rubber Fund to maintain the Republic's position as a major worldmarket for natural rubber. Speaking at the annual
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    Woman's kin sought
    43 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. Police today appealed to relatives of Madam Chan Yoke Ker.g. 73. to contact Insp. Yap Kiang Keong of Central Police Station. Madam Chan was found dead at a flat in Duxton Hill, at 10.30 p.m on Aug. 11.
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    Korean N-Day
    26 8 SINOAPORE, Mon. The Consul-General of the Republic of Korea here celebrated the 26th Korean National Day with a reception at the Singapore Hilton tonight.
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      117 8 ,11/oy f#oj» tty Y.T.Hantlin I HEY, AJNT IT SURE IS, BUT AtheYHE A COUPLE THEN HDWCOMeA ~C UH-UH' IF THEY WAS I GOTTA, V THAT o A J I^ £V 3^2?.™']^ J OFOURBORDER THEY*E NOT AT/ MEBBE > THEY WOULDN'T BE ""HUNCH \OOPr /GUYS WITH /M:*/^_ GUARDS/ TW BORDER THEYVE
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    Letters to the Editor About 'second rate' schools and the boy front a poor home who made the grade...
    520 9 Letters to the Editor About 'second rate' schools and the boy front a poor home who made the grade LETTERS to the Editor will not be considered for publication unless they have the writers' names and addresses. Include a pseudonyr i if you do not want your name published. I
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    228 9 I REFER to "T.T.L.V letter <8.T., Aug. 7). Of course "T.T.L." is entlued ;o his opinion of T.K.O.V view (S.T., Aug. 5). But. it is most unbecoming of him to state that the teaching In Government schools is far better than that in many of the Government-aided schools, including the
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    269 9 FATING in one of the popular coffeeshops in town last week, I could not help overhearing a boy (who was scarcely 10 years old) describing to his friend his plan to "scalp" and "dig" someone's eyes in Hokkien dialect. His blood thirsty account was bad enough without him throwing In
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    223 9 DEAR "T.0.K. (ST., Aug. 5), I feel that you have been rather hasty in blaming teaching as the cause of poor results in Government schools. Do you realise that children in mission and grant-ln-aid schools differ entirely in home background from those less fortunate children in Government schools? Can you
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    'Old girls' grow up in school
    228 9 I AM sure the Primary One registration every year brings many heartaches and headaches to parents and principals. "Old Girl" (MX, Aug. 8), complains that she was not accepted as an old girl as she had been in the school for only one year.
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    Factory was there first
    121 9 Factory was there first IN recent years, the Government has staged various campaigns against air pollution, noise pollution and so forth. Well, a factory in Jurong has Joined the ranks of the noise-pollu-ters. My neighbour wrote to the managing director of the Arm to complain about the incessant highpitched hissing,
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      THE DOLLAR BATTLE
      146 10 Argument on President Nixon's defence of the dollar must concede one fact at least. He has won a breathing space. Forecasts of eventual devaluation have not ended, and indeed may have been encouraged by last week's Treasury announcement that it was out of the question. Mr. Nixon's
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      THE GLUT
      401 10 Mr. Nixon's main measure is the temporary suspension of the convertibility of dollars into geld for foreign treasuries and central banks, the clcsing of the "gold window" through which so much of America's gold reserves hao disappeared. About $10,000 million worth is left at Fort Knox, less than
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      PROBLEM
      123 10 Time is short, and the European argument that the real problem of excess dollars is an American problem is strong. Mr. Nixon's answer, in his own words, is that the measures he has now taken, on the job front, on the inflation front and on the monetary front, together
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      SUHARTO LOOKS AHEAD
      297 10 President Suharto is not prone to extravagant optimism. Realism dominated his address yesterday to the m tion which is celebrating the twenty-sixth anniversary of its independence today. One thing emerges clearly; Indonesia's economy has begun to turn the comer. Exports arc up and are well ahead of
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    Non-aligned policy with a Russian anchor
    577 10  - Non-aligned policy with a Russian anchor Sydney H. Schanberg: By New Delhi THE visit here last week by Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko has resurrected Indian morale and buried in the view of most observers India's cherished policy of non-alignment. The Indian public, which had been angry and despondent over
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      THE BEAUTY THAT WAS ONCE P. PANGKOR
      146 10 THE BEAUTY THAT WAS ONCE P. PANGKOR I REFER to the report "Plan to draw tourists to Pulau Pangkor" in the Straits Times of Aug. 12 and to other rosetinted reports about this "tropical paradise." Fitteen years ago it was a miniature Tahiti. Now It is fast becoming a slum.
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      Squatter problem
      82 10 THE comprehensive de- velopment plan of the Federal capital seems to have left out the Jalan Berh a 1 a area. While action is being taken to eject squatters from other parts of the town, huts and stalls of various kind* and for various purposes spring up everywhere
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      T.V. FILM CLASSICS
      158 10 UfE thank TV Malaysia very much for having brought back a magnificent series of film classics. These films appeal to old-timers like ourselves who have often cherished the memories of old days when there were actors like Clarke Oable Many parents will agree that our children should
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      69 10 I REFER to the letter by "Dlsembarker" entitled Forms In the Air (B.T Aug. 5). Passengers from Kuala Lumpur in transit through Singapore for only a short time whilst awaiting an onward connection In the airport transit area are not required to complete disembarkation forms. Airline operators have been informed
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    Lock icon Split and paradoxes in the I.R.A.
    501 10 By A CORRESPONDENT, Belfast (XF all underground guev rtlla groups operating round the world, few have a history older than the Irish Republican Army < 1.R.A.). It is the IRA. which has been shooting It out with British troops ln Northern Ireland. Like so
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    Nixon and the hydraheaded monster
    793 10  -  JOHN PALMER, Washington Background to the dollar crisis By {fT^HIS econol\ mic mess is no longer just a matter of unemployment or inflation. "It Is now about the survival of the President and the Republican party." The Republican Congressman giving his view on the latest
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      445 11 25-year plan to boost Indon economy RED THREAT IS UNDER CONTROL: SUHARTO PRESIDENT Suharto today outlined a 25- year programme for rapid economic development and coupled it with a warning to the nation to be watchful against the underground communist movement. In his annual address from Parliament on the eve
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      60 11 SANTIAGO. Mon. Four people are missing after the eruption of a volcano in the far south of Chile, the Interior Ministry here said today. The eruption began three days ago. Lava from the Hudson volcano covered an area of about 30 sq. miles In the
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      79 11 BUENOS AIRES, Mon A 10-year-old tirl gave birth to a 7lb. boy in a hospital at Pilar, 25 miles north of here, on Saturday. The firl's mother is "Mirta" and her baby, to be christened Ramon, are both well, after a Caesarian
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      166 11 SinoBritish talks on envoys hit a snag T ONDON, Mon, Talks between Britain and China on an exchange of ambassadors appear to have hit a snag over the question of Taiwan, according to informed sources here. British officials a few weeks ago were optimistic that agreement would be reached soon
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      35 11 TEHERAN. Mon. Army firing squads yesterday executed five convicted drug traffickers, bringing to 101 the total number of executions In Iran for such offences since antidrug laws were introduced in December. 1969. Reuter.
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      150 11 So hot in Rome even roads are melting DOME, Mon. The wcatber was so hot in Rome yesterday It melted asphalt roads and sent hundreds of tourists leaping fully dressed into the city's fountains. Florence, which has had no rain for 56 days, Naples, Venice, Milan, Bologna, Trieste, Genoa and
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      313 11 BELFAST Monday. gRITAIN yesterday increased her troop strength in Northern Ireland to 12,500 men the highest since troubles began two years ago. The army buildup came as opposition grew In important quarters to the Northern Ireland Government's policy of interning suspected terrorists
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      31 11 KONG KONO. Mon. China and North Korea have concluded in Peking an agreement providing for increased economic co-operation after bilateral talks, the New China news agency reported today. Reuter.
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      36 11 NEW DELHI. Mon. Twelve people were killed and 67 others Injured when two passenger buses collided headon about 40 miles west of here yesterday. The Press Trust of India reported today— UPl
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      318 12 CALCUTTA, Monday. Bengals 28 political parties met here yesterday and condemned the "orgy of violence and murder" which has left 30 people dead in the past two days. Most of the killing stemmed from political motives and occurred in two areas of
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      27 12 TOKYO. Mon. Traffic accidents killed 78 people in Japan yesterday, the highest sii Rle-day death toll in Japanese history, the national police agency said UPI
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      103 12 JOHANNESBURG, Mon. Police are investigating rape charges said to Involve 200 men and four women. Earlier this week. 65 men all Africans appeared in court in connection with the rape charges Newspapers are calling it South Africa's i biggest sex case. Mass enquiries
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      51 12 BELGRADE. Mon. cansd»s Prime Minister Mr. Pierre rrudeau has arrived in Yugoslavia on a private viait Canadian Embassy sources said here today. Mr. Trudeau and hit wife. Margaret. left Ottawa on Baturday for a 25-day vUlt to Europe that was billed as part business and part holiday.
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      72 12 Together again after 14 years MI NNEAPOL--IS. Mon. Polio victims Dianne Howland. 9, and Erik Waldeland, 12, are posed (at left) drinking a chocolate soda in the 1957 Easter Seal picture copied from an old newspaper. Fourteen years later, at right, Dianne and Erik hold their marriage licence. The two
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      55 12 SYDNEY. Mon. The Austraiian liner Cathay rescued six crewmen of a sinking Japanese coastal vessel yesterday according io reports reaching here today. The Cathay, a 4.000-ton cruise liner en route to Kobe from Taiwan, picked up all six crewmen Just before the Ya.sutaka Maru sank
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    234 13 DHNOM BENH, Mon. The Cambodian High Command announced today that plans were now being worked out for the pullout of South Vietnamese troops from their major base of operations along the Mekong River. The announcement said the base at Neak Leung, 35
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    250 13 ]\EW YORK. Mon. Japans rising economy and the history of SlnoJapanese relations gives China plenty of reasons to be nervous and afraid of Japan, says. Mr. Edwin Relschauer. former U.S. Ambassador to Tokyo. Mr. Relschauer expressed this opinion In a special article In yesterday's New York
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    411 13 Soviet pact 'will ensure peace' REPLY TO CRITICS BY INDIA'S ENVOY WASHINGTON, Mon. JNDIAN Ambassador to the United States Mr. L. K. Jha said yesterday the tready of friendship with the Soviet Union would act as a deterrent that could strengthen peace on the sub-continent. In a television interview Mr.
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    Lock icon Soviet MiGs blamed for 'near-misses'
    130 13 ONDON. Mon. MlliAJ tary planes which are involved in near-miss incidents with civilian aircraft and often evade ground radar undetected are suspected to be MIG fighters, a group of pilots said yesterday. Pilots who file nearmiss reports Involving military aircraft are told in almost every
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    166 13 Israelis foil strike by Arabs in Gaza QAZA. Mon. Israeli authorities today appeared to have defeated a general strike In the occupied Gaza strip called by Arab guerilla groups In protest against new security measures. The back of the strike was broken only hours atter It was launched when a
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    161 13 BIRTHDAY REUNION FOR PRINCESS ANNE AT HIGHLANDS THLRSO (Scotland). Mon. Princess Anne at the centre of a royal reunion yesterday her 21st birthday after the Queen and her family bad come ashore from the royal yacht Britannia. Waiting to meet them was the Queen Mother, seen embracing Prince Andrew. Also
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      113 14 Rises S. Times $8 40 +.20 K. Sidim $1.20 +.08 Steamers $2.99 +.08 COP. $1.26 +.06 Haw Par $2.53 +.06 Sheraton $0.81 +.04 Sptron $1.58 +.04 Falls Sr. Besi 47P 3P F. Union $1.08 —.11 Far East $1.85 —.10 Hume Ord. $2.52 —.08 Kobinsons $3.56 .06 Lien
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      Market turns dull, unsteady
      266 14 A NON-COMMITTAL attitudr on the part of operators in the absence of fresh incentives, investment or otherwise, was still the order of the day on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore >e.»terday. What became immediately discernible was the hesitancy of the market a* characterised by
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      Official rates
      49 14 ON the official Malayan Short Term Money Market for the week ended Aug. 14. 1971, the range of call rates was as follows: BANKING FUNDS: Si per cent to SI per cent. GENERAL FUND: Si per cent to 41 per cent. MOVEMENTS of funds totalled $159 million.
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      524 14 SENTOSA PLYWOOD in the six months ended April this year achieved sales of $2.3 million compared with $4.5 million In the whole of the previous financial year. But profits for the first half of the current year were well down at a mere $883 against $113,197 for the year
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1076 14 810 AND OFFER PRICE* OFFICIALLY LISTED AT THE CLOSE ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE WITH PRICE MOVEMENT! IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE INDUSTRIALS CLOSING TONE: Oil palms firm while the rest barely steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday Including odd lots totalled 2.242.--500
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1148 14 BUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala L impur trading rooms ol the Slock Exchange yesterday with the number ol shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS \cma (5) 1.64. Altai (3) 1.49. (2) 1.48. \llied Choc. <4> 1.96. lien
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        Tin goes down
        45 14 iTSIE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday dropped $1.62$ to $628.25 per picul on an official offering up 29 tons to 283 tons. The market was fairly steady on greater demand from the United States, Japan and some interest buying from India.
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        World gold market
        51 14 Isturdsy PrMay tut tU.t. London Closed 43.00 Beirut Delayed 41.30 Honnkonf 44.33 44.31 Zurich Closed 42.558 43.138 Paris Closed 42.32 Spore (1) 44.«9 44.W B'pore (2> IM.TO 167.60 (1) Export price In non-sterling areas In U.S. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dollars price In Singapore dollars per
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        CLOSING PRICES
        21 14 AUG. 16 RUBBER: 101.75 cents (up 4.25 cents). TIN: 5628.25 (down 51.625). Official offering 283 tons (up 29 tons).
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        PRODUCE
        108 14 CHINESf PRODUCE IXCHANCC. tINCAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY Ceeenut Oil: bulk SSI sellers, drum $63 1 sellers. Ce#ra: Mixed (f.0.b.) loose Sept./ Oct. IK Com. S2SI B. *>ss*er: Muntok ABTA white f.o.b. 100* NL.W I»2| sellers. Sarawak white f.o.b. 96<; NLW $1821 sellers. Sarawak special black f.o.b.
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        RUBBER JUMPS
        253 14 TraE rubber market yesterday ruled steady and quiet, gaining nearly three cents from opening levels on buying which was mostly of a speculative nature and a reserve of sellers. High hopes of the visiting Chinese trade delegation talks in Malaysia was said to have provided the buying incentive
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        Straits tin shipment
        82 14 CHTPMZNT of Straits refined tin from Penang for July 1971 totalled 7.245 tons, according to statistics Issued by Straits Trading. The following table shows the tonnage and destination, excluding metal shipment from Klang via Port Bwettenham: Tnltcd Kingdom IK (option) Jnlted BUte» tontlnent fen*d* •pan "•rifle ndla
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      Gold, dollar operators are stunned
      679 14 Gold, dollar operators are stunned GOLD and dollar market operators yesterday throughout the world were stunned by President Nixon's measures to stabilise the US dollar and control galloping inflation In America. On tiie local scene there was no panic and bankers In Malaysia and Singapore seemed to be taking the
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      Exchange rates
      174 14 r:E Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these *:est agreed merchant rates as at Aug. 16. Loral dollar* to one unit SELLING BUYING of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD S S Sterling Pound 7 3850 7.3525 7.3400 Australian Dollar 3 4S25 3.4100 3.3900 Canadian Dollar 3.0373
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        MELBOURNE
        365 14 MELBOURNE, Mon— Heavyweight miners were cut back sharply in dull trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange Overall volume was very slow and the market was hesitant In all sectors in the wake of President Nixon's announcement this men. ing Oils, Industrials, and speculative miners were easier In quiet trading.
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        63 14 THESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 mth 2 mths 3 mths 6 mths 9 mths 12 mths 8 1/2 to 8 7/8"-. 8 1/4 to 8 3/4% 8 1/4 to 8 1/2% 8 1/4
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        193 14 TJONO KONO, Mon.— The xx market closed after the morning trading today as Typhoon B"** approached the colony. In the morning, trading continued on a buoyant note. Most favourite stocks were In demand and opened at higher levels Z«ng F« held predominately well with the share climbing to
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        Hong Kong rates
        37 14 On the rr>* ••o.uni mvfctt In Hong Kong vtiUrday th« U.S. itollir Quoted at 6.0000 for T.T. end 5 »»30 for ta*h. SUrltni wa> quoted at 14 40 and U« ,t *4<f a, 325.75.
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    Rajah for Canberra
    43 15 SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. A.P. Rajah, Singapore's former High Commissioner to Britain, Is to be the next High Commissioner to Australia, the Foreign Ministry announced today. The former High Commissioner to Australia Mr. Stanley Stewart, is now Permanent Secretary (Foreign Affairs).
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    20 15 SINOAPORE. Mon. Dr. P. Narayanan Unni. senior registrar, has been appointed acting medical cfllcer. Emergency Unit, Outram Hotpltal.
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    Jobs still for base civilians after Nov. 1
    240 15 SINGAPORE, Mon. T«HE British military establishment today allayed the fears of its civilian employees that they would find themselves without Job on Nov. 1. Their fears were caused by the British Government's decision to end the Far East Command's operations in the
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    12 STUCK IN TWO LIFTS FOR 45 MINS
    89 15 12 STUCK IN TWO LIFTS FOR 45 MINS SINGAPORE, Mon. 7 wcivc passengers, including shoppers and lift attendants, were trapped in two lifts at the Robinson's department store in Raffles Place at midday today. The lifts bad stopped sudueiny in between floors. The passengers sweated It out for about 45
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    Hotel Malaysia case ends
    43 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Industrial Arbitration Court today adjourned at the end of hearing to prepaie 1U award an the dispute between Hotel Malaysia and the Food, Drinks and Allied Workers Union over service charge collection tor the hotel's employees.
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    No traffic jams with travel card checks at JB
    422 15  -  LESLIE FONG By Singapore, Monday (^OMMUTER traffic continued smoothly along the Causeway this morning despite the new Malaysian immigration system which went ip»o operation from midnight last night. There was no traffic snarl or congestion. Nor were there long queues of
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    Our common bonds, by Indon envoy
    134 15 Our common bonds, by Indon envoy UUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysia and Indonesia with many things in common will contribute a lot to world peace and stability, especially in this region. The Indonesian Ambassador, Tan Sri H. Thalib, said this tonight in a speech over Radio Malaysia to commemorate Indonesia's 28th
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    No top winners
    24 15 SINOAPORE. Mon. There were no top winners In yesterday's Toto draw no. 64/71. The jackpot (or this Thursday's draw U $155,000.
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      118 15 fir oberoi ly f YjffiMQGfßial 1 ■fc^^B I HOTEL StfvJGAPORE SPECIAL EXECUTIVE LUNCHES MONDAY Chicken Curry Oxtail Stew TUESDAY Roast Beef WEDNESDAY Saver Braten and Pork Knuckles THURSDAY Roast Pork FRIDAY Prime Rib of Beef SATURDAY Roast Lamb For reservations, call Oberoi Imperial, Tel: *****6 The Hotel with the largest
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      825 15 On your TV and Radio ral Hospital Repeat S.IS Pok Aroai Amai IN News 3.21 For the Family (Malay) News m Chinese i'jt i erftf i ew s r.^oon, 3M A Diary of Even sin Singapore j Report on Pesta Sukan 1971 {j, lms Cirtoons NjMhi This Week (Malay) iC.nese)
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      Walking back to days of old
      551 16  -  ONG KIAT BENG STRAPS, STRAPS AND MORE STRAPS FOR CURRENT SHOE FASHIONS by [T is hard to believe but it is true. Most of the shoe fashions that we wear now are but adaptations of what women wore 30, 60 years and sometimes even
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      378 16 A FACIAL massage rk is good for the skin. It tightens the muscles and helps, the circulation. But one has to be careful when dealing with areas under the chin and around the eyes. This is
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      PATCHWORK PICTURE
      64 16 PATCHWORK can provide a dramatic and fresh look in Interior design and home decorating, says Miss Magdalene Pfister. a home furnishings specialist. The patchwork look is effective where a dramatic or special effect is desirable such as in the sitting-room, diningroom, or kitchen. Miss Pfister says the patchwork
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      82 16 DECOMMENDED maximum storage time in refrigerator for liver, chicken and ground beef is one to two days. Fresh fish and shellfish should be used the same day purchased. AN OFFENSIVE cooking odour, such as that of Ash or cabbage, usually fades if a dish of cloves is placed
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      973 17 Wr'J^LiA H B^a_i EXPIESS SERVICE TO LOHDON. UVHfflOl t CONTIWEWTU POUTS. BENCLEUCH Singapore P. Sham Penang For Havre Sept 22 m ..Pt/A,,. t0,,,/,, Bremen^ Jjjt 2, BENDEARG Singapore P. Sham Penang For London Sept 21 A* 21/24 Hamburg Sept 21 BEHARKLE L'pool, R'dam, B'men, H'burg S n|1 re aViVA Pe
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      1077 18 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. Wast AustralU/Slngapore/Japan Service fnmantlt S'pori Kiilunp Ytkkaiehi/kafoya Y'hami Kobt lltgita Mara 21 Aaf 4 Stpt 7 Stft 11 Sipt 15 Sipt 21 Sipt Acctptiag ci-gi fir ftall, Ouka, Nafiya. TMekaaa KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN. H. KONG. STRAITS SERVICE Sails Japan Hongkong ETA Spore ETA
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      820 18 "*V af J 1 *J .i '"^X^fc*^ FOR NIW ZEALAND Penang P. Sham Singapore Ltafiaf far: Ch7.KP.ATA" 2(A*g 27/21 Aeg Auck. Will, lytt, D'din. FOR PERSIAN GULF Singapore Ltaliaf far: NAIOANA 21/21 Aef KarKhT, R'thahr, Kwt, Damm Doha, Dubai. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE: Singapore P. SHam Penant Laafiif far: IAJUIAt 21 tat/1
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      904 18 It NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. <^^~ r T (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) A ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY. SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Singapore P. Sham Ptnang Arrhrei: NEPTUNE ZIRCON .21 Aef/1 Sett 4/ I Stft 7 Stft London 4/10,
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      732 18 HB f MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL 1 C M&m SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No. 3OE. Jla Amp««a. KuaU Lu.npur flj I The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Sjj Singapore P S'r>am Penang »rri»ti: ■UNCA TANJONC 3/ jT.pt IS.pt M/11 St* Jg. 6/10. London A'wtrp 18/10, B'men 20/10. Ber .unc.orkio 2./2IS.M
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    171 19 THE POBT Or SINCAPORE AUTHO.|TV ANNOUNCED THE FOLLOW,HC. BERTHING ARRANCEMENTI rOR AUG. 17. OUT: Sunkal Maru 1/2. Thorscapc Tot>ai:o 13/14. Straat Kob« 15/16. I 27/21. Kelko Maru 29/30. hrua 33/34. Rhcxcnor 33/34. ■36 Medan Maru 40/41. l.loyd 42/43. Prometheus (Hoyv) m' X RM.?u"4" Ch T*'Un M" rU
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    IN MEMORIAM
    32 19 In Loving Memory of B. R. S. CARRIM who left a* on 9.7.71. Dearly remembered by bis wife and children. Thanks to Australian Broad- casting Commission's staff, relatives and friends.
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    26 20 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE Mr. K v Devan thank all relatives, friends for their condolences, wreaths., assistance and kind attendance during their recent bereavement.
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    216 20 LIM TONC BUAN age 78. Director of Poh Heng Ooldsmith Pte. Ltd. passed away peacefully Sunday 15.8.71 at 11.45 a.m. leaving behind 5 sons. Robert Lim, Eng Beah. Eng Pung. Knic H»ee. Eng Khee. Eng Kwan. 5 daughters Llm Cher Joo. Cher Slang. Cher Keow. Cher Nel. Cher Ngan.
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      549 21  - SAAA meet gains in popularity ERNEST FRIDA By twxhe three-day Pesta Bu--1 kan Singapore Open athletic championships, which ended on a very highly successful note on Sunday, showed that foreign countries are beginning to treat the meet as an annual testing ground for their athletes. The Japanese, who first took
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      Japan's golden girls
      116 21 Japan's golden girls NOBUKO KO N O of Japan (No. 72, above) winning the wo men's 400 m final from teammate Akemi Watanabe (No. 71. riftat) with Singaoorp schoolgirl Chee Swee Lee (30. left) finishing a good third. Kono set a new Meet and Allcomers record with a time of
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      FOUR-GOLD SWEEP BY INDONESIAN ARCHERS
      256 21 FOUR-GOLD SWEEP BY INDONESIAN ARCHERS INDONESIA'S Suhartomo found his concentration after a weak start to beat Singapore's Andy Leong by 22 points In the Class "A" freestyle men's individual event In the Pesta Sukan Archery Invitation championship* at the University of Singapore. Indonesia also won the team event, with Singapore
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      Two titles for Allan
      137 21 ALLAN James won the Under--19 boys singles and boys doubles titles at the Pesta Sukan tennis tournament at Fairer Park on Sunday. Allan jeat Zalnuddin Ishak 4-4. 6-1. 6-1 in .'he singles final and then partnered Ishak to take the doubles title. In the final they
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      T. Heights to bid for the Singapore Gold Cup
      546 22 T. Heights to bid for the Singapore Gold Cup RACING with Epsom Jeep T ANGLIN Heights won the 9f Pesta Sukan Cup at Bukit Timah on Sunday in such convincing style that his trainer, Eddie van Breukelen, decided immediately after the race to let him have a crack at the
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      Colt wins
      23 22 PARIS. Mon. Lady Oranard's colt Daring Display won the Prix Morny. one of I France's ton two-year-old races. at Deauville yesterday.
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      Month's ban on Revolution
      581 22 THE stipendiary steward's report on the races at Buklt Tlmah last weekend: SATURDAY Race 1: Royml Persian, who had been restless ln his stall, bounded high ln the air when the gates were released. Race 2: J. WUscn. rider of Black Sovereign, reported that his mount
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      89 22 CUTTON. Mon. Dave Stock- ton edged out fellow-Ameri-can Ray Floyd by one stroke to win the U*****,000 Massachusetts gclf classic here yesterday. Stockton. without a victory since his USPOA triumph last August, fired a six-under-par 66 in the final round for a 72-hole total of
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      747 22 IITEIGHTS (or the TT races at Ipoh this weekend: SATURDAY CL. 2, DIV. 2 6F. Pharever 9.00 Hurry Honey 8.13 Corruption 8.12 Dallas Cowboy 8.12 Gara 8.12 The Secretary 8.12 Bashful II 8.11 Voted In 8.11 Fuji San 8.11 The Bliss 8.10 Hokoiu 8.09 Sonar Sally 8.08
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      113 22 VIENNA, Mon. Britain's Jackie Stewart won the World motor racing drivers' championship yesterday though he had to retire from the Austrian Grand Prix at Zeltweg. Austria. The only drivers who could possibly overtake him In the championship standings, Belgian Jacky Ickx and Sweden's Ronnie Peterson, lost their
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      Lock icon Lismont's golden run with weighty garland
      508 22 Lismont 's golden run with weighty garland HELSINKI, Mon. IJNRATED Belgian Karel Lismont staggered across the finish line weighed down by a huge garland of laurel leaves to win the marathon in the European athletics championships here yesterday. Lismont. 22, who had never been rated among the favourites before the
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      Kanhai's feat: 50 in nine minutes
      501 22 Kanhai's feat: 50 in nine minutes f ON DON, Mon. West Indies Test star Rohan Kanhai slammed a century in 58 minutes, his second 50 coming in nine incredible minutes, to help Warwickshire beat Northamptonshire by 11 runs in the Sunday League cricket match yesterday. Kanhai came ln at nought
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      KULWANT BREAKS DEADLOCK
      279 23 KULWANT BREAKS DEADLOCK ACE forward Kulwant Singh, a second-half replacement, pulled India, the Regional hockey tournament champions, out of a 2-2 deadlock and put them on the path to a 5-2 win over a Combined Invitation XI in a friendly match at Farrer Park yesterday. Kulwant, easily the best forward
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      194 23 Sequeira beats 5,000 m record BOCHOLT (West Germany), Mon.— Edward Sequeira of India set a national record In the 5.000 metres and Caroline Rieuwpassa of Indonesia broke her country's mark for the women's 100 metres during an international athletics meeting here yesterday. The two runners are in a group of
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      Pat gold treble in a bag of 10
      361 23 Pat gold treble in a bag of 10 THE SECOND ASIAN AGE GROUP SWIMMING MEET •JOKYO, Mon. Singapore's Patricia Chan, 17, who is making her last appearance in the Asian Age Group swimming championships, won three gold medals in the No. 1 group for competitors between 15 and 17 years
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      20 23 A STARTER prise in the Singapore Turf Club's big ■weep draw on Saturday Is *****8 and not ******
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      My Swallow sold for £400,000 to American
      173 23 My Swallow sold for £400,000 to American ONDON. Mon. Mr. Irving i Allen. American film producer and racehorse breeder, has bought My Swallow, an outstanding English three-year-old colt, for £400.000 it was announced today. Mr. Irving, owner of the Derlsley Wood Stud at Newmarket. Suffolk, said today: He will stand
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      Age Group results
      769 23 BOYS Under 10: 200 m Individual medley 1 T. Ajiro (J) 2:50.9 irec;. 2 J. Item ilndoiii 2:51.7. 3 A. Aucutt (S) 3:01.4; 50m butterfly 1 R Sallm iludoi 34.0, 2 y. Saical (J) 35 4. 3 A. Aucutt (S> 36 3; IOCm breaststroke 1 Teo Chye
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      525 23  -  JOE DORAI By A LAST minute change by Iran to enter natloA nal champion Mohamad Taghi Akbari has boosted their hopes of winning the first ThaiInternational sponsored "Asian Wimbledon" to be held at the Padang from Aug. 23 to Sept 3. Twenty
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      Pirates champs
      43 23 Pirates m«n the Pesta Bukan men's softball k.o. championships for the second successive year when they trounced Hunters 9-3 In the Anal at Dover Road on Sunday. Singapore Recreation Club (Pelicans) won the women's title thrashing Falcons 12-7 In the final.
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      Bowling: Gold double by S'pore
      291 23 SINGAPRORE scored a golden double in the International Masters bowling tournament at Jackie's Bowls Orchard on Sunday —John Fitch capturing the men's title and Samal Stone the women's championship. John Fitch (4.775) and 8. Y. Loh (4,704) completely shut out the fierce overseas challenge by
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      59 23 TIMESPORT picture by KOK AH CHONG shows Masahldc Jlnno of Japan breasting the tape well •head of 'he other sprinters In the 100 m final of the SAAA Open championships en Sunday. He won the event in 10.5 sec. others In picture from left: T. Kiishnan. Bushlmu Shlmlzu. R. Onofre.
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      62 23 JAKARTA, Mon. Malaysia and Indonesia were locked In a great battle In the Asian badminton championship final here tonight sharing the openIng singles matches. Indonesia's all-England champion Rudy Hartono ruthlessly disposed of Malaysian Tan Alk Huang 15-5. 15-3 But Malaysia drew level wnen Tan Alk Mong
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      167 23 Loo Yong win women's eager title rjEFENDING champions Loo Yong (Taiwan) women won the festival of sports basketball championships with a narrow 58-56 victory over Bearcats West Adelaide Club of Australia in the final last night. Unbeaten Loo Yong breezed through for a 38-26 lead at half-time. After the Interval
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      777 21 SELANGOR DREDGING BERHAD NOTICE OP MirriNO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the TENTH ANNUAL OENE RAL MEETING of SELANOOR DREDGING BERHAD will be held in the Registered Offlce of the Company. Bangkok Bank Building (Ist Floor). 105 Jalan Bandar. Kuala Lumpur, en the 30th day of August. 1971. at 11.00
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      778 21 JAB AT AN KERJA RAYA. KELASiI Perabcritahu Tawaran TAWARAN dartpada Pemborong2 yang terdaltar dl-J.K.R. dalam Kelas E* EX' dan D (Kepala 1) akan di-terlma dl-Pejabat Jurutera Kerja Kanan. JKR.. Kclang sa-hingg* pukul 12.00 tengah hart pada lit September, 1971 untok:Membena dan menyiapkan JambaUn Kayo 20' 0" panjanr di-Jalan Raya Kamponf
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      145 21 GANGGUAN BEKALAN LETRIK Bekalan letrlk ka-tempat2 yang tersebut dl-bawah lnl akan terganggu dl-antara jam 8.30 pat. nlngga 6.00 petang pad* harl Selasa 17hb Ogos. 1971 bagl men.ulankan penyenggara'an yang perlu kapada saloran letrlk tallan atas UkV:— Jajahan KoU Bharn Kadok. Ketereh. Kampong Dendang. Kampong Kok Lan as. Mrlor Jajahan Machaag
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      529 23 BASKETBALL Invitation championships (Gay World 9 a.m.. 2.50 p.m. and 7 p.m.). BILLIARDS Junior InterClub tournament (Bukit Chermin 7 p.m.i. CHESS (Chinese) Masters Open championship (Peoples Park 8 p.m.i. SOCCER Womens Pesta tournament (Jalan Besar stadium 6 p.m. TABLE-TENNIS National Open championships (Winstedt Road 7 p.m.' YACHTING International regatta (Amber
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    68 24 ASTRONAUT Dovid Scott saluting the U.S. flog planted on the moon soon after he and fellow astronaut James Irwin landed aboard their spacecraft Apollo 15* lunar module. The footmarks of the astronauts can be clearly seen on the desolate lunar surface. On the right
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    539 24 US shuts 'gold window' to save dollar WASHINGTON, Monday i PRESIDENT Nixon has suspended America's 37 yearold promise to exchange dollars into gold and sent a senior Treasury official to London to open negotiations for a realignment of world currencies. His monetary shock treatment unveiled last night to boost America's
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    48 24 MELBOURNE. Mon. Former Australian Defence Minister Malcolm Praser announced here today he would stand for the deputy leadership of the Liberal Party the position formerly held by Mr. John Gorton before his sacking last Thursday by Prime Minister William McMahon. Reuter.
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    38 24 SAIOON. If on. South Vietnamese marines beat off a major North Vietnamese attack on a border outpost close to the Demilitarised Zone overnight and killed 300 guerillas in the fiercest fighting In Vietnam for six weeks.
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    74 24 XJEW DELHI, Mon. 11 Senator Edward Kennedy said today he was convinced that the Pakistan Government had committed genocide In East Pakistan and that he would recom- mend a halt of all American aid to the country. The senator, who spent four days last
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