The Straits Times, 16 September 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200.000 The Straits Times The National newspaper Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Sheares and Lee invited to visit India
    259 1 Sheares and Lee invited to visit India SINGAPORE, Wed. President Giri invited President Sheares, the Prime Minister and their wives to visit India during separate meetings with the Singapore leaders today. The Invitation was extended to the Sheares when ho and Mrs. Girl paid a courtesy call on them at
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    Lock icon Sex lesson
    30 1 CAIRO. Wed. Pupils at an elementary school received an impromptu lesson in sex education yesterday when their tr.irher r;i\p birth to a boy during an arithmetic lesson. UP!
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    Banquet for Giri
    44 1 Spore calls for co-operation with ASEAN or bilaterally President Giri addressing the state banquet. At the main table with President Sheares and the First Lady are the Indian High Commissioner, Mr. Prem Bhatia, PSA chairman Howe Yoon Chone and their wives.
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    Indian leader: We are prepared to play our part
    924 1 Giri on how to preserve freedom SINGAPORE. Wed. PRESIDENT Shearet tonight expressed the hope thai India i\m\ Singapore would search out areas of co-opera-tion, either with ASKAX or bilaterally. He was speaking at a banquet in honour of President Giri at
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    SADC takes over Tengah
    498 1  - SADC takes over Tengah R. CHANDRAN By SINGAPORE, Wednesday yylTJl ;i jaunty "wing-over," the Singapore Air Defence Command took over full operational control today of the Tengah air base Britain's biggest jet strike station in Asia. Air Vice-Marshal Nigel Maynard, Chief of the British Far East Air Force, handed over
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    India faces new flood threat
    215 1 India faces new flood threat NEW DELHI, Wed. The rising waters of the Ganges and other rivers threaten fiesh devastation in northern and eastern India where floods have so far left over 500 people dead and millions homeless. The rivers, swollen by intense monsoon rains, have already put huge areas
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    Intruder attacks nurse
    63 1 Intruder attacks nurse SINGAPORE. Wed. A nurse was stabbed in the chest and neck by an unidentified assailant at Gleneagles Hospital tonight. Nurse Won Ngam Hoi was on duty at 11.40 p.m. in the hospital's admission room when she was attacked by the man. Her cries for help attracted attendants
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    Lock icon Belgium also on Indira's tour
    61 1 NEW DELHI. Wed. The Indian Prime Minister. Mrs. Indira Oandhi, will pay an official visit to Belgium from Oct. 24 to 26, it was announced here today. The visit will come during a tour which will also take her to Austria, Britain, the United States.
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    Lock icon Nightclub blast kills 10
    40 1 SAIOON, Wed. At least 10 people were killed and 20 wounded tonight when a plastic bomb wrecked a popular night club the In Do in downtown Saigon. Three Americans were among the dead, they said. AP.
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    Lock icon 'FIX OWN FARES'
    78 1 GENEVA, Wed. The International Air Transport Association (l ATA) formally announced today that the world's major airlines would set their own trans-Atlantic fares beginning next Feb. 1. The announcement followed failure by the airlines to agree on new standard rates applicable to all lines flying the North
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    Adviser stabbed
    66 1 ISLAMABAD, Wed. Mr. M. M. Ahmad, Pakistan's most senior civil servant and economic-adviser to President Yahya Khan, was stabbed in the abdomen this morning while he was waiting near an elevator to his office in the new Secretariat here. Mr. Ahmad, 58, struggled with the attacker for a
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    Lock icon HK textiles export curb
    73 1 HONO KONG. Wed. The Hong Kong Government today announced that it had decided voluntarily to limit the colony's exports of man-made fibre and woollen textiles to the United States for 12 months beginning Oct. 1 this year. A government statement said the decision was taken on
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      U.S. WON'T DEVALUE
      76 1 LONDON. Thurs.— The IS served notice on its main trading partners today that it wants a L'SSIS billion switcharound In its business with them in order to put Its international payment* In balance again. U.S. Treasury Secretary John B. ConnaUy also told Finance Ministers and central bankers
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  • DAY TWO OF THE STATE VISIT
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      Indian leader in whirl of activity
      572 2  -  LIM SUAN KOOI By Two Presidents and wives exchange gifts PICTURES BY MAX KIAN SENG AND MOHAMED YUSOF SINGAPORE, Wednesday PRESIDENT Girj and Mrs. Giri went into a whirl of activity today starting with a courtesy call on President and Mrs. Sheares at the
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      A VVIP calls on the little citizens
      481 3  -  MAS IE KWEE By A 'sweet memory' for Mrs. Giri OINCiAPORK. Wed. Mrs. Saras- vathi (iiri, wife <>f the President of India, today devoted part of her find morning in Singapore with the very young. Her day started with a courtesy call on
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      DAY OF SIGHTSEEING TODAY, THEN A RETURN BANQUET AT NIGHT
      173 3 PRESIDENT Giri and his wife will go sight-seeing this afternoon. They will visit the Botanic /Gardens. Jade House and Mount Faber to enjoy a good view of the city and harbour. But President Girl will start his day at 9.30
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      Call to S'pore women to help build nation
      371 3 Call to S'pore women to help build nation SINGAPORE, Wed. Mrs. Sarasvathi Giri today urged Singapore women to join hands with their Indian counterparts in strengthening their contribution towards nationbuilding. "In all humility, let us dedicate ourselves to building a world where there will be peace and justice, and where
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    A PEACE PILL FOR WORLD'S LEADERS?
    691 5 By A CORRESPONDENT WHEN psychologist Kenneth B. Clark proposed to his colleagues rec en 1 1 y that scientists be mobilised to develop a peace pill that "all power controlling leaders" would be required to take, there were many outside his field who scoffed.
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    The fatal lure of the Eiffel Tower
    527 5  - The fatal lure of the Eiffel Tower ARTURO F. GONZALEZ By Paris PARIS It's the most famous man-made 1 structure in all Paris and the tallest in Europe. Some critics say it's the ugliest. And it's certainly the deadliest for the soaring Eiffel Tower has, in its day, lured over
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    Lock icon MILITARY CHANGES IN RUSSIA
    418 5  - MILITARY CHANGES IN RUSSIA JUDITH MILLER By T ONDON Most obser- vers agree that since Mr. Khrushchev fell from power in 1964 Russia's military build-up has proceeded apace. There are divergent arguments about the policy behind it; some say Khrushchev's "minimum deterrent" posture has been abandoned in favour of "parity"
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      179 5 THE ONE-PIECE STAINLESS STEEL SINKS I^^ ?"!isd&iliii^2llsSl i^^Cla rle Model E M^^S with centre bowl *JM M^ one-piece construction jfl L gives flawless design finish flPPfm strong, lustrous stainless m II A steel f/jIaHK smoothly rounded bowls make washing simple pJH W^* shallow grooves of draining surface are easy to
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    S'poreans invited to join Aussie music camp
    283 6 S'poreans invited to join Aussie music camp SINGAPORE, Wed. Young Singaporeans have been Invited to compete tor a place at a prestigious Australian music camp to be held In Melbourne In January. The two-week camp, at the Geelong Grammar School in Victoria an annual national affair Down Under for young
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    'Y' secretaries
    18 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Registrar of Societies has registered the Association of Secretaries of YMCA of Singapore.
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    Japanese company wins Mobil contract
    114 6 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Mobil has awarded the principal construction contract to Chiyoda Chemical Engineering and Construction Company of Yokohama for the $150 million expansion of its Jurong refinery. Mr. A.J. Hurlstone, chairman of Mobil Oil Singapore Pte. Ltd., said that the expansion would make the refinery
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    MP calls on widow with $650 donation
    125 6 MP calls on widow with $650 donation SINGAPORE. Wed. Madam Tan Ah Eng, widow of a labourer who died recently from burns, has received cash contributions of about $650 collected by Kampong Chal Chee's PAP branch and citizens' consultative committee members. The money was presented to her by Inche Sha'arl
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    Staff of PUB need not arrears to fund: AG
    382 6 Staff of PUB need not arrears to fund: AG SINGAPORE, Wed COME 300 monthly-rated employees of the Public Utilities Board need not have to pay 30 months' arrears of excess contributions to the Municipal Provident Fund (MPF). This is because the Attorney-General Mr. Tan Boon Teik has ruled that the
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    New office
    23 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association has changed its business address to 11th floor. Supreme House. Penang Road.
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    Special test in Bahasa
    52 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. All candidates seeking admission to the University of Malaya next year will have to sit (or a special Bahasa Malaysia test on Dec. 2. This will apply to graduates of other universities and colleges intending to do diploma and certificate courses in education
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    MISSING: GIRL WHO WENT FOR AN X-RAY
    129 6 MISSING: GIRL WHO WENT FOR AN X-RAY SINGAPORE. Wed. A youne factory operator, Miss Paramcspari Krishna. 16. left for an X-ray after work yesterday but never came home. An emoloyee of an electronics firm. S.G.S. Singapore (Private) Limited for the past two months, she went for the X-ray at Asia
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    Court warns parents: Stop beating teachers
    166 7 Court warns parents: Stop beating teachers BANDAR SEFI BbGAWAN, Wed. The practice of Brunei parents assaulting teachers here must stop, magistrate Inche Ali Daud said today. He was rebuking a government official charged with assaulting his son's teacher in school early this year. The case was withdrawn by the teacher
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    Art talk
    45 7 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A talk-cum-demonstration In Mandarin on the art of Chinese calligraphy and brush painting will be given by Mr. Chen Jen Hao. a local artist. In the staff training room of the National Library on Saturday at 3 p.m. Admission is free.
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    Patient dies waiting for kidney donation
    400 7 Patient dies waiting for kidney donation TECHNICIAN WAS NEXT ON LIST FOR TRANSPLANT BAILYNE SUNG SINGAPORE, Wednesday TECHNICIAN Alan Too Hee Yeow, 96, was lo have been the next one of 15 patients in Singapore awaiting kidney transplant to undergo the three-hour operation, which would replace his own malfunctioni injj
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    University course
    57 7 University course SINGAPORE. Wed— The University of Singapore's department of extra-mural studies will hold an eight-lecture course on "The Handicapped Child" at the Brunnel-Hawes lecture theatre. Outram Hospital, starting on Oct. 1 at 7.30 p.m.). The course will be conducted by Professor (Miss) Freda M. Paul, Associate Professor of Paediatrics.
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    Women match men in skilled jobs: Lim
    154 7 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Education Minister. Mr.Llm Kirn San. today said women had proved to be just as efficient as the men in skilled Jobs. They were In great demand In some Industries such as electronics and textiles, he said. Mr. Urn was speaking
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    Water use up again
    39 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Tbe 102-million rallon trend in water consumption continued into yesterday, when demand rose by 300.000 gallons to 102.9 million gallons. It was a hot day with no rainfall at the three catchment areas.
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    Easy switch to technical stream scheme
    210 7 Easy switch to technical stream scheme SINGAPORE, Wednesday AN experimental scheme to encourage academic school pupils to switch to the technical stream without having to change school has been drawn up. Twelve academic schools will take part in the experiment next year Under the plan, students who have completed Secondary
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    Editor due
    35 7 SINGAPORE. Wed— The editor of a weekly German economic publication, Dr. H Verseurth. will arrive tomorrow as part of his tour of South-east Asia and the Pacific to study tourism and economic potentials.
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    Airport stabbing: Former mental patient charged
    200 7 Airport stabbing: Former mental patient charged SINGAPORE, Wed. A former mental patient was charged today with the stabbing of a Scottish schoolgirl at the Singapore airport yesterday. Allagaputhavar alias Alagappan, 23, was alleged to have used a six-inch knife to cause hurt to Alison Skea Byers, 15. at the airport's
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      297 7 |\burmoney is safe I in Australia Registered Mortgages on land and buildings have been one of the safest investments over the years, preferred by careful investors throughout the world for the/past century. Australian Housing Mortgages are particularly attractive because of the stability of the Australian Government and the sound growth
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    At large: 56,000 who may be just a little mad
    285 8 At large: 56,000 who may be just a little mad SINGAPORE, Wed. There are about 56,000 Singaporeans at large who could be said to be suffering from a moderately severe illness which may show itself as madness. With 4.000 others under medical care, they made up about three per cent
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    Lions' dinner
    39 8 SINGAPORE. Wed —The Minister of State (or Foreign Affairs, Inche Rahlm Islialc. and his wife will be guests-of-hor.our at the Installation dinner of Lions Club of Singapore East at Shangri-la Hotel on Sept 25 at 730 p.m.
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    POLICE WANT TO CONTACT THIS MAN
    71 8 POLICE WANT TO CONTACT THIS MAN SINGAPORE, Wed. Police r-.rr keen to contact Kane Hong Sent. 23 (above) to help them investigate the murder of two men at Lorong Buanrkok, off Yio Chu Kang Road, on July 31. Kant's last known address was 21S-D, Block 19. Corporation Drive, Taman Jurong
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    Lunch talks at hotel for PR students
    95 8 Lunch talks at hotel for PR students SINGAPORE, Wed— About 100 public relations students will hold a lunch-cum-leamlng session at Hotel Equatorial on Sunday. Sept. 26 from 12.30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Two talks on public relations will be given by Mr. O. O. Thomson, former deputy secretary. Ministry of
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    Lawyer seeks $50,000-plus compensation
    184 8 Lawyer seeks $50,000-plus compensation SINGAPORE, Wed. A lawyer, Mr. Ong Tiang Choon, today was advocate for himself in a claim for more than $50,000 compensation from his landlord, Kong Leong Holdings. Mr. Ong argued his case before the Tenants Compensation Board in the oourse of representing four other subtenants of
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    'double standard' goods
    370 8 'double standard' goods Minister warns of 'tarnished image' SINGAPORE. Wed •THK Minister for Culture, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong ttxliiv rebuked some Singapore manufacturers for adopting double standards in selling their goodfc Manufacturers classified their goods into two categories a superior quality catering for foreign markets and an inferior version for
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      170 8 \ll< i, 00/ i By I.F. Ham tin I YOU'RE SMNfi YEP.' ITS O'COURSE TH' I I AN' Y'SAv' THE I ABSOLUTELY, > < ...WELL, I CERTAINLY YEP.' TH' POOR YOUR CROWN TH' BIG SwiNNERONLY CONTEST IS OPEN TUKJK. ..WE I BETTER ]IN A HURRY FELLAH'S PROB'LY AWAY? Jr^PRIZE IN
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    Way to foil coups: Keep your promises to people...
    629 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday IN Ceylon parliamentary democracy is so entrenched that if, for example, a standpipe was to be placed on a street, the people :n that street would argue interminably as to which end of the street it should be
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    $1.5 mil. windfall for 1,900 Shell workers in Singapore
    197 9 $1.5 mil. windfall for 1,900 Shell workers in Singapore SINGAPORE. Wed. Some 1,900 employers of Shell Company here are to get 2,' months' pay as bonus and ex-gratia payment this year and the next. This means they will jet three-quarter month ex- gratia payment in addition to the normal annual
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    Singapore delegate urges: Fight for freer trade
    573 9 DR. AUG U S TINE H.H. Tan of Singapore told developing countries to take "every action possible" to fight for freer trade and oppose all tendencies towards protectionism. The meeting was discussing the problems which Commonwealth countries would face if Britain entered the
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    Lock icon School blast girl flies to HK tomorrow
    520 10  - School blast girl flies to HK tomorrow EDWARD LIU A CHANCE TO SAVE HER EYE By CINGAPORE, WVd. Schoolgirl Lim Chey Xi, 13, who lost her left eye in the Anderson School laboratory blast, had every reason to smile today. For on Friday, MSA will fly her and her mother,
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    Warning on fancy number plates
    90 10 SINGAPORE. Wed. Police will take action against motor vehicle owners who use fancy number plates. A police spokesman said today that the use of fancy number plates was an offence under the Fourth Schedule to the Motor Vehicles (Registration and Licensing) Rules. 1948. Such plates
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    World's largest ship afloat
    128 10 SINGAPORE. Wed. The $77 million 372.000-ton tanker Nlsseki Maru will pass through Singapore oft Horsburg Lighthouse on her maiden voyage to the Persian Gulf on Friday at 6 a.m. Reputed to be the world's largest ship afloat. she was built by the Tokyo Tanker Company and
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    Mystery winners of ASEAN music contest
    284 10  - Mystery winners of ASEAN music contest CHEW LEE CHING Li CINGAPORE, Wed. A mystery cropped up when the winner of the recent ASEAN theme music competition was announced two days ago. For there was nobody by the name of Ortega 80--liano the winner. Investigations soon solved the "non-person" mystery. In
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    Three hurt in road crash
    71 10 Three hurt in road crash SINGAPORE, Wed. A trishaw rider and his two passengers were seriously injured when the trishaw was involved in an accident with a car at 5.45 p.m. today in Connaught Drive. The rider, Tan Qoh Hup, 50. of Tanjong Pagar Road, and the passengers, Lim Tiong
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    Brawlers fined
    32 10 SINOAPORE, Wed— Two unemployed men. Alias bin Ha. 1 Ismail. 24, and Nlnggal bin Hussaln, 32. were fined $25 each today for fighting In Bugls Street at 12.40 a.m. today.
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    JAPANESE GOODS TO COST MORE SOON
    100 11 JAPANESE GOODS TO COST MORE SOON SINGAPORE. Wed. Singaporeans have a few weeks more to buy Japanese goods before their prices are raised as a result of the floating of the yen. Importers and retail shops dealing in Japanese goods expect prices to rise by about five to 10 per
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    NTC concert
    23 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. The National Theatre Club will present a "Grand Musical Concert" on Sept. 21 and 22 at the National Theatre.
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    Gardener: I drowned pups for boss
    575 11 SINGAPORE, Wed A GARDENER claimed in the High Court today that he used to drown female puppies on the orders of his employer. In three years, he said, he destroyed 26 of them by submerging them in water. Each time, tears would roll down
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    Alan is a midget with a difference
    280 11  -  RITA LOONG: By Singapore, Wed LIE MAY not measure n up to much, but his friends look up to him even when they are looking down at him. And that's because Alan Hutchins. who stands 35in. (88.9 cm) tall. Is 601 b. (27
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    TRAINING OFFER TO COURT BY VC ABSENTEE
    138 11 TRAINING OFFER TO COURT BY VC ABSENTEE SINGAPORE. Wed A Vigilante Corps deserter, who skipped training for over a year, today offered to do his duties four times a week in return. Seah Chin Hor admitted being absent from training at the River Valley Secondary School from Sept. 9 last
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    Aid for Cancer Society
    60 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. A total of 212 organisations have responded so far to the Singapore Cancer Society's appeal for financial help by adopting the society, whereby they would donate $50 a year each to the society According to the society's annual report out today, more than $24,000
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    National Container Company formed
    82 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A National Container Company made up of Pernas, the Malaysian International Shipping Corporation and Mara has been formed with the "sole franchise" to transport containers by road. Transport Minister Da to Haji Abdul Ohani Ollong announced this today before leaving here for a
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    Judgment reserved in corruption case
    247 11 Judgment reserved in corruption case SINGAPORE, Wed. A district Judge today reserved Judment on a snjpyard director and a senior PSA foreman on a corruption charge. The two had earlier been acquitted of 20 other charges. The 20 charges had allegedly involved $34,000 which Ho Ah Lam of Ho Ah
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    PWD sewer works
    50 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Public Works Department will lay a sewer line across Kensington Park Road near Farleigh Avenue in Serangoon Gardens starting on Sept. 20. Motorists are asked to reduce speed and obey all road signs while Jhe construction work, expected to take a month, is on.
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      MATTER OF VALUES
      560 12 The two-day meeting of the Group of 10, comprising the ten leading industrial countries in the non-com-munist world, which began yesterday in London is the first concerted effort to resolve the monetary crisis tliat has overtaken the world following President Nixon's measures to sort out America's domestic
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      A WATCH ON TURTLES
      286 12 The tale of the turtle is a distressing one. A spate of letters to the Straits Times has drawn attention to the increased harassment and torment to which these inoffensive creatures are being subjected on beaches in Pahang and Trengganu. The turtles, which already face sufficient
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      UNCERTAINTY IN KALLANG
      192 12 The uncertainty which hangs over the bigger shipyards in the Kallang Bas.n development area is reflected in the comments made by the retiring chairman of Vosper Thomeycraft. In spite of a five fold growth in the past five years expansion has come to a standstill in recent
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    G-10 Or, The man's
    850 12  - G-10 Or, The man's JOHN M. LEE: This week a meeting in London will consider both an immediate solution to the dollar crisis and a long-range overhaul of the system itself. They come from By London WITH a name sugge sting more the world of espionage than that of high
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    Ghost and myth of gold
    726 12  - Ghost and myth of gold WILLIAM DAVIS: By London 1VHEN General de TT Gaulle died, gold lost its most vocal supporter. Do you remember that press conference, in 1965, when he asked, rhetorically, what should be the basis of a new monetary system? All right, you don't. Well, here is
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      Parity claim by nurses where they'll lose to men
      230 12 Parity claim by nurses where they'll lose to men THE NURSES are demanding parity with male hospital assistants: but for the time being could we settle for clarity? Frankly, the overlooked facts in this issue are that nurses and hospital assistants are two distinct categories. And, contrary to the claim
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      Old pedestrians
      113 12 I READ with interest a letter <S.T. Sept. 13) suggesting overhead bridges in certain parts of Singapore. I feel it's a waste of time and money. We see so many overhead bridges being built yet accidents occur between motorist and pedestrian at the very spot where there ka
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      Parking offence
      107 12 ONE day in July, I was v with my driver, at Robinson Road vainly trying to get a parking lot. Conseque ntly. I dropped my driver off to deliver some documents in Chow House. I moved off Immediately and returned some ten minutes later to pick him up.
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  • World News THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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      Lock icon Sadat gets a pledge from Sir Alec
      277 13 Sadat gets a pledge from Sir Alec CAIRO, Wednesday. gRITISH Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Douglas-Home left here today promising to do his best to speed progress on a Middle East settlement. His three-day trip the nrst official visit by a British Foreign Secretary since the 1956 Suez crisis has emphasised
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      Lock icon US $75O mil PACT WILL KEEP LOCKHEED GOING
      133 13 US $75O mil PACT WILL KEEP LOCKHEED GOING NEW YORK, Wed. A US$75O million financing agreement was completed yesterday to keep Lockheed Aircraft Corporation going and to enable it to proceed with its Tristar airbus programme. The final action to establish the huge financial underpinning for the beleaguered aircraft maker
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      Lock icon Thais lift ban on Review
      56 13 BANGKOK. Wed. The I Thai Government hfud this i week, a ban on the circulation of the Far Eastern Economic Review The ban was imposed more than three months ago on the grounds that the Review had j published articles about Thai. I '.and which
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      Lock icon Police warning
      31 13 AUCKLAND. Wed. Police are prepared to use dogs if protests against the South African team become violent at next months Centennial Golf Tournament, a police spokesman warned today. Reuter.
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      Cosmos up
      22 13 MOSCOW. Wed. Russia yesterday launched into earth orbit the 438 th satellite in its Cosmos scientific series, Tass reported. R«ftiU»r.
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      Lock icon Lloyds Bank may never know how much was stolen
      184 13 LONDON, Wednesday. TLOYDS Bank yesterday said it may never know exactly how much was taken when thieves tunnelled into a safe deposit vault here over the weekend and removed valuables worth anything from £500,000 to one million pounds. A spokesman for
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      Lock icon Demo forces two motor plants to close
      147 13 Demo forces two motor plants to close ¥>ONTIAC, Michigan Jf Wed. Demonstrators opposed to a plan for white and black children to travel together by bus to school yesterday forced two motor industry planus here employing 21,250 people to close dawn. Many workers refused to pass picket lines set up
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      Lock icon SOLDIER BEGS FOR MERCY
      45 13 SOLDIER BEGS FOR MERCY A CAMBODIAN Khmsr (communist) soldier begs for mercy during an interrogation by South Vietnamese soldiers aftsr he was captured near Krek, 10 miles west of the Vietnam border. The soldier was flown later to Vietnamese field head quarters in Krek. (AP)
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      Lock icon Now Israel building jet fighter bombers
      216 13 TEL AVIV, Wed. The Israelis are designing and putting together three prototypes of their own jet-fighter-bomber. The models are under construction and the first operational version of the plane dubbed the Super-Mirage because it Is derived from the family of French-built Miragesis expected to
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      Lock icon Attica riot hostages 'were shot'
      543 14 NO SIGN OF THROAT SLASHING, SAYS DOCTOR NEW YORK, Wed. New York State Corrections Commissioner Mr. Russell Oswald last night backed up the findings of local autopsies saying nine hostages killed in the Attica State prison died of gunshot wounds and not by having their
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      Lock icon West Germany lifts the naval snub
      121 14 BONN. Wed. West German naval vessels have been ordered to stop snubbing ships from rival East Germany on the high seas. Since the inception of the Bundtsmarine (Federal Navy), its standing orders providing for "salutation and countersalutation at sea within the framework of international
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      Lock icon Peking attacks Japan's trade policies in SE-Asia
      217 14 Peking attacks Japan 's trade policies in SE-Asia HONG KONG, Wednesday. £HINA today attacked Japanese trading policies in South-east Asia, claiming Japan was exploiting poorer countries to the point where some were showing signs of becoming economic colonies. The official New China News Agency said Japan was buying raw muterials
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      Lock icon 12 drowned
      37 14 ISTANBUL. Wed. Twelve men. Including nine from the same family, were drowned in a reservoir lake at Almus in north-central Turkey yesterday when their boat overturned. They were returning from selling their market produce. Reuter.
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      Lock icon CONGRESS BID TO OUTLAW CHEAP FIREARMS
      162 14 WASHINGTON. Wed. The U.S. Administration intends to submit to Congress legislation to outlaw the cheap "Saturday Night Special" guns used in hundreds of murders, it was revealed here today. Mr. Eugene Rossides, Assistant Secretary to the Treasury, told a Senate judiciary subcommittee that under
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      Why Heath took up sailing...
      169 14 LONDON, Wed. Prime Minister Mr. Heath, the owner and skipper of the yacht Morning Cloud, yesterday said he took up sailing six years ago on doctor's advice. In rare off-the-cuff remarks after he opened the new offices of a big drug firm in Bexley, Mr.
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      43 14 J^EW YORK police search the area used as a command post by rebellious inmates of Attica prison while they controlled Block "D" for five days. Aided by National Guardsmen they broke into prison on Monday. UPI Radiopic.
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      17 14 WINNIPEG. Wed. The Canadian Wheat Board yesterday announced the sale of wheat to China. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Britain orders major spy probe
      248 15 Britain orders major spy probe SOVIET SEEKING SECRETS REPORT LONDON, Wednesday. DETECTIVES are conducting a major probe into whether a Soviet spy ring may have tried to penetrate secret military instalitions along England's southern coast. The investigation is being masterminded from police headquarters in Havant by eight security experts. There
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      257 15 PRETORIA. Wed. The 1 Anglican Dean of Johannesburg today rejected M "absolute fantasy" prosecution charges that he plotted the violent overtnrow of the South \frican Government. The Dean, the Very Reverend Gonville FfrenohhiYtagh. dismissed the state allegations as he cave evidence in
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      Lock icon 100 guerillas surrender
      56 15 BANGKOK. Wed. About 100 RUenllas in Northern Thailand have surrendered to the army after three years of harassing workers trying to build a road through their opiumpoppy fields. General Samran Baedyakul. commander of the third Regional Army, said yesterday the tribesmen had given valuable information about communist
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      25 15 BUENOS AIRES Wed. A I bomb exploded yesterday in editorial offices of the weekly news magazine Analisis. fatally Injuring a German-born care°.aker. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Proposal to beam TV pictures to outer space
      165 15 Proposal to beam TV pictures to outer space MOSCOW. Wed. A symposium of scientists heard proposals for sending computer proerammes and television pictures into space in the hope that super-intelli-gent civilizations on other planets will see and heed them, Tass said yesterday. Tass reported in an international conference in the
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      Lock icon Hirohito directed war says book
      345 15 NEW YORK, Wednesday PMPEROR Hirohi- to, contrary to popular post-war belief, actively directed Japan's entire World War II military campaign, according to a book to be published on Oct. 4. The book. "Japan's, imperial Conspiracy." contends that the belief that Emperor Hirohito opposed war, particularly
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
    • CHIEF PRICES CHANGES
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        Rises
        41 16 Dunlnp Ind. $3.58 VI. G. Hold. $2.30 i i. I $2.10 Icmr Men* $1 43 Fed. Cables $1.16 Matsushita $2.65 Folex Ind. $1.17 [iammon SEA $1.27 Fusan $1.29 LA. Cement $2.14 .18 .13 .08 .07 .05 .05 .04 .04 .04
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        Falls
        38 16 Boustead II M. Cement I M. Work Haw Par S. Traders F. E. L'ston Inchcape M. Tile Sim Lim $2.60 $1.61 $1.99 $2.56 $5.40 $2.00 $364 $0.72 $0.77 —.26 —.09 —.05 —.05 —.05 —.04 —.04 —.03 —.03
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        Most active stocks
        24 16 law par E. L'ston iammon s V A aber Rights 402,000 311.000 198.000 136.000 'otal Turnover: (played Percentag 2.51M. Kc: 25.12
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        INDICES
        33 16 Sept. 14 Sept. 15 Industrials: 184.10 183.62 I Hotels: 76.05 75.86 Properties: 133.23 132.98 t Tins: »734 97.44 rubbers: 119.35 119.41 Dec. 30, 1966=100 <■ Dec. 31. 1968=1M t Dec. 29, 1962 100
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1096 16 u lli ANO OFFER. PRICES OFFI- CIALLV LISTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADINC ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTEROAV WERE: INDUSTRIALS B. S. ACMA 163 1.64 (+.02) LM 1.«6 (—.01) Allied Choc 1.92 1.96 03) Brn.
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      Selective issues dominate trading
      334 16 ACTIVE trading in selective issues remained the order of the day on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. On balance prices finished narrowly mixed around overnight levels. The speculative spree noted in a handful of issues duiing the last two trading days persisted with
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1178 16 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS VC.M.A. (3) 1.63. Alcan <5> 1.46. (6) 1.45. Allied Choc. (6) 1.90. (2) 1.93.
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      Asian dollar
      62 16 THESE rates were quoted on 1 the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 mth 8 1/16 to 8 5/16% 2 mths 8 to 8 3 16'; 3 mths 8 to 8 3/16-; 6 mths 7 15/16 to 8 1/8 9
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      GAZETTED PRICES
      75 16 THE Malaysian Minister of Finance has fixed these rates for calculating Customs duties for the period from Sept. 16 to 22: Rubbei 45 cents a Ib. Copra $470.00 a ton Palm Oil $620.00 a ton Palm Kernel $307.50 a ton The rate* of duties payable are: Rubber 1
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      Exchange rates
      169 16 THE Association ol Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Sept. 15. Local dollars to one unit Selling Buying of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD S S S Sterling Pound 7.3850 7.3525 7.3400 Australian Dollar 3.4525 3.4100 3.3900 Canadian Dollar 2.9700 2
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      Hume runs out of steam
      615 16 lUST a year after both sales and profits hit record heights, Hume Industries (Far East) appears to be running out of steam for the time being at least. No more than a maintenance of earnings for the year to June 1972 at the 1970-71 level
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        Tin unchanged
        166 16 •JHK Straits tin price in Penang yesterday was unchanged at $()28 per picul on an official offering down 11 tons to 228 tons. Fo 1 1 owin k the stronger overnight sentiment in London where the price perked £2 to £1.429 per metric ton, the tone of the
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        Copper prices
        35 16 I.n"fion <*on»»*«' nrt^e* on Tuesday (previous In brackets). W Bpu '-iiver £'2100 (£420.00) seller £423.30 (£421.00); In cc Mo-fi« buve' £4 2.50 (£429.5J) seller £433.00 < £430.30). Market tans: Very steady. »ilsi: 3.900 tons.
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        PALM OIL
        33 16 In London on Tuesday the prices of Malayan 5 per cent CIF UK N European ports In bulk: sterling per long ton Jan. Feb. was quoted at UK £112 sellers (unchanged).
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        CLOSING PRICES
        20 16 SEPT. 15. RUBBER: 98.50 cents (down 0.50 cent.) TIN: 5628.00 (unchanged). Official offering 228 tons (down 11 tons).
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        110 16 pHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE. w SINCAPORE NOON CLOSINC PRICES PER PICUL VEITERDAV. Ceconut Oil: bulk 1491 sellers, drum $52 sellers. Copra: Mixed (f.0.b.) loose Sept./ Oct l-K/Cont. $291 B. Pepper: ttjntok ASTA white f.o.b. 100-, NL.W $1921 sellers. Sarawak white fo.b. 98"~, NL.W $IS2J sellers. Sarawak special black f.o.b.
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        Gold markets
        53 16 Timrtiy Monday JUS SU.S. London 41.79 41.82 B«lrut 42.09 41.92 Honxkonn 42.93 43.13 Zurich 41.75B 41.55B 41.958 41.758 P«rm 42.3S 47.15 Spore (1) 43.17 43.20 S S S'porc (2) 159.50 159.50 (1) Export price In non-sterling area* In U.8. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dollar* price In Singapore
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        RUBBER DROPS
        318 16 OPENING quotations were about half a cent lower, and the rubber market yesterday later ruled thin and quiet on a slightly easier tendency. Official support for September was received at mid-morning resulting in a small premium to October being established. The morning session closed uncertain. Official support continued
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
      238 16 MALAYAN CEMENT reports higher pre-tax profits of an estimated $1.1 million for the half year to May against $930,000 last time. This Includes an Interim dividend totalling $420,000 net from Associated Pan Malaysia Cement. An Interim statement from chairman B.F. Wihey says no dividend has yet been received
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        MELBOURNE
        347 16 MELBOURNE, Wed—All sec- tors were steady in dull trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Trading was narrowly mixed and aimless. The only discernible feature was the fact that the recent recovery of the heavyweight miners seemed to have come to an end. CRA firmed 20 cents to $6.90
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        NEW YORK
        302 16 XTEW YORK. Tues— The stock market closed sharply lower on lack of Interest and Investor hesitancy until the administration further amplifies its economic plans for the perkd after the wage-price freeze. Analysts noted that the decline though sharp in the major indicators, came on sluggish volume of some
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        Indices
        75 16 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Tuesday 71.26 Monday 71.15 Week ago 71.04 RUBBERS Tuesday 220 27 Monday 218 66 Week ago 214.73 OILS Tuesday 336.60 Monday 339 80 Week ago 341.45 INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 429 6 Monday 425 9 Week ago 430 8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 901.65 Monday 909 39
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        HONG KONG
        238 16 JIONG KONO. Wed. The market opened very strong and continued on that note throughout the day. There were slight fractional variations in a number of stocks but these had no effect on the general trend The counters in mas? demand were Hong Kong Telephones. Harbour Centre, Hong Kong
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        Hong Kong rates
        34 16 On the fn* ..<*>.„,. markM n Hong Kong yxterday th» U.s doll., r"J Uoted 5.8950 for T.T. and 5.8750 for cash. stsjUflg was quoted at 14 55 and 307.50 M qUotMl aI
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    Raja to leave for UN on Sept. 23
    134 17 Raja to leave for UN on Sept. 23 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Minister for ,n Affairs. Mr. S. r itnam. will leave New York on Sept 23 n end the 26th ses■f the United Naions General Assembly He is expected to address the Assembly, at 'i the admission of to the
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    Littering offence
    58 17 SINGAPORE. Wed. Three rcn fined a total of $70 when they admitted leuvmg sheets of paper ai MacRitchie Kese.-voir Park between 9 and 10 p.m. Un Auk. 7. an offence under the Envlronmrr.tal Public Health Art. Two of them. Koh Thlam Ann and Au M:n Huat were each
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    Crash car found
    39 17 SINGAPORE. Wed. Police found an overturned Cortina car along Thomson Road early today. It was empty. No one Is believed to have been seriously injured in the mishap which was reported to police at 9.30 a.m.
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    North Korean trade team gets KL Govt's blessings
    102 17 North Korean trade team gets KL Govt's blessings KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Government has given its blessings to the Impending visit here of an unofficial North Korean trade mission to arrange two-way trade between the two countries. Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Khlr Joharl. who said this today
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    Constables face graft charges
    79 17 Constables face graft charges CINOAPORE. Wed.— P our policemen wen charged today with corruptly receiving a total of $1.220 from four men and a woman as reward for not taking action against them when they had Illegal lottery slips. Constable Tong Pook Seng, Leong Chik Moon. Chin Ah Wan and
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    A judge settles slander suit with award of crackers
    356 17 SINGAPORE, Wed A HIGH COURT judge settled a slander suit today by, among other things, ordering a company director to present the other party a woman with some firecrackers so that they con Id be let off to announce to all
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    ASIAN AIR GIRLS ON CHARTER FLIGHTS
    74 17 ASIAN AIR GIRLS ON CHARTER FLIGHTS SINGAPORE. Wed— Asian air hostesses will fly on all British Caledonian Airways flights between London and the Far East from this week. Twelve, girls, specially recruited in Singapore and Malaysia, have completed their month's training at the airline's base at Gatwick Airport, London. Six
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    Kerala dancers
    29 17 SINGAPORE. Wed— The lamed Kottackal Kathakall dance troupe from Kerala arrived today from Jakarta. They will present one show at the Cultural Centre tomorrow at 7.30 pm
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    Smallpox alert in Klang
    105 17 Smallpox alert in Klang KLANG. Wed. The Klang district hospital I and the health office here have geared themselves to prevent the spread of smallpox following the discovery of a case yesterday. A 15-year-old schoolgirl staying at Jalan Raja Hassan was confirmed a smallpox victim at the University Hospital. Her
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    $25,000 for nanny hurt in crash
    184 17 SINGAPORE. Wed. A nanny who survived a serious road accident, in which a motorcyclist who collided into her was killed, was awarded $25,000 damages and costs today in a consent judgment at the High Court. -The award was against Madam Chang Chin Wong, widow
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      393 17 On your TV and Radio 2.45 Ph. Programme Summary 7.10 Gabongan Pancharagam 2.47 Toto Results Polis dan Tentera 3.05 Love that Bob S.R.O. Per- M Pr c Summ •ormance ■■< rm d c orces rj-, v 3 28 The Road Runner Show Hi ?LX M 3 42 Empat Sa-Kawan \jl
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      610 17 3.00 P.M. Opening Followed by Let's Buy Singapore Made General Hospital Goods (English Rpt.) 3.20 Persembahan Ku Featuring 7.40 News in Chinese Fatimah bt. Abd. Kadir (Rpt.) 7.50 Our Music Makers Featuring 3.35 It's Happening in Singapore Chan Foon Leng and Chin iChmese Rpt.) Siaw Chung (Chinese Rpt.) 3.55 Housewives
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      Hold those road races in some secluded place
      272 18 Hold those road races in some secluded place YOUR pictorial "Cyclists vie to represent Singapore" (ST.. Sept. 13) precipitated me to write. I was willing to forgive and forget. In the Interest of Sports, that It took me lj hours in the extremely hot sun to drive downtown from woodlands.
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      159 18 KINDLY permit me to point out at least two inaccuracies in your report (S.T. Sept. 15) on my lecture on the current international monetary crisis. I said, among other things that "The world, however, is not as helpless as it used to be. such as In the early *****, when
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      219 18 1 REFER to the letter by the Commissioner of Public Health (ST., Aug. 27) in reply to "An Arian." The Commissioner says that "not only the main roads are kept clean but also ALL our backlanes." May I invite him to visit the plot of land
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      56 18 STANDARDS of living are really rising in Singapore. Now we face the prospects of paying some extra dollars for our mails. I am refering to the letter boxes newly-construct-ed In the MacPherson Estate by the HDB. We prefer our letters to be delivered to our door rather than risk being
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      374 18 HAVING looked through the plans of flats in HDB annual reports and seen some of the flats myself, I hope the following comments will result in even better designed flats. Though HDB flats are low-cost flats, I am sure their architects will agree
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      282 18 Two sides to this story.... MANY comments have been made by readers about the inefficiency ■n d rude ness of the employees of the four Bus Companies. But there are two sides to every story, and the other side must
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      153 18 It was a sad day when our scouts carried guns A PHOTOGRAPH of Boy Scouts carrying rifles (Sun. T.. Sept 12) was published recently. As an old scout and citizen I Teel far from beint proud that in Singapore this wonderful youth organisation, founded by the late Lord Baden-Powell of
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    492 19  - Indon's new Cabinet will benefit S'pore SOH TIANG KENG By rtM 4 SINGAPORE, Wednesday INDONESIA s new M Cabinet of Technocrats" will brighten Singapore's economic prospects im<\ open new. opportunities for indusirialists and financiers hereThis was the consensus today of Singapore businessmen and Indonesian circles when they assessed the new
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    41 19 SINOAPORE. Wed— The Chinese YMCA will hold Its first Indoor archery demonstration and free shooting for guests from Sunday to Sept. 26. Archery champions at the Pesta Sultan and members of the Archery Club will also Uke part.
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    102 19 CHIT FUND FIRMS IN HK VENTURES SINGAPORE. Wed. Managements of four Singapore and Malaysian chit fund companies have pooled resources to set up two new firms in Hong Kong. A spokesman of the four companies said today: "One of them is a chit fund company, the other is a finance
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    79 19 Kidnap suspect held ALOR STAR. Wed. South Thailand border police have detained a suspect wanted by the Malaysian police in connection with the kidnapping of a Pula'i Langkawi businessman last April. A Ke d a h-Perlls CID spokesman said the suspect was picked up recently In Triang, South Thailand. Malaysian
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    30 19 SINGAPORE. Wed. National servicemen and villagers have just completed their repair work on Jalan Ulu Sembawang In a record time of four days instead of the estimated eight.
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    Hunt in Gardens by writer for herbs used by witches
    293 19  -  Arthur Richards By SINGAPORE, Wed. Film script writer Fredric Milstein went 'witchcraft-hunting" in the Botanic Gardens yesterday. He spent several hours with officials of the Gardens looking for plants which have a link with the practice of witchcraft in the
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    29 19 PENANO, Wed— The Penang and Province Wellesley Islamic Teachers Union Is to urge the Central Oovemment to ban the entry of hippies Into Malaysia
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      305 19 Straits Times Crossword HT bbT^~~MbbbbbT^Tb¥*Hbb'P HP*~~bbl Hb~ ~bbi TBTTMI Mb^^^bb^^^B ACROSS 6 Intestinal disorder— lt Is not 7. Just the man for an easy »> ut to the < s >- touch? (5). 11. He made poetry of any old 8. Severe appearance in a pope maths formula (5, 6).
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      433 20  - Strictly for the teenage girl Ong Kiat Beng i by HAIRSTYLES WITH A TOUCH OF SOPHISTICATION JEENAGERS who complain that fashion, especially hair fashion never takes their age group into consideration should take a good look at the pictures here. The pictures show that although current hairstyles may be sophisticated
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      The soft, velvety look
      322 20 CHOW a gay and lively face for this is the look that will carry us over to next year. Use shading to highlight the features for cosmetic houses are swinging towards a woman of brilliance and mystery. Make-up is Tght, with a hint of pink or
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      Home comfort begins with the covered look on floors
      330 20 Home comfort begins with the covered look on floors THERE are two A reasons why wall-to-wall carpeting is getting increasingly popular. First, it gives a feeling of comfort; and second, carpet care is much easier these days with the aid of the vacuum cleaner. And there is no doubt that
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      89 20 THE best way to keep eggs from deteriorating is to store them in cool temperatures around 50 to 55 degrees F. Do not keep eggs in a hot car or away from ref rigera tion for long periods because the quality is lowered and bacterial spoilage from excessive
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      174 20 Advertisement End WrinkK Dryness Wrinkles are really river-beds of dry cells caused by the olasma colloids (the water carriers of the skin i drying out through the passage of time and the drying effect of exposure to wind and weather. To bring new life and loveliness to your skin and
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      886 22 "SZ NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. Sk (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) A ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TELrJB3633 7 U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, LIVERPOOL, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Singapore P. Sham Penang Arrhrtt: Cdn 4t NEPTUNE AQUAMARINE SIS 20 Sept 20/23 Sept London TO 10 Havre
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    174 23 THE PORT OP lINCAPORE AUTHO ITV ANNOUNCED THE FOLLOW BtRTHINC ARRANGEMENTS ■91 sEPT 16 Shinto MBru 6/7. Vlshva 11 Waalekerk 15/1(1. Ra n Inattua Rover 22. Valentine Kmma liakke 46. "in Toeel Mam 6/7. Australasia Priam 13/16 1 1 Zuiko Maru 19, Straat M, Kyokuro Maru (Tanker
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      564 23 To: NEW ORLEANS, GALVESTON, TAMPA JACKSONVILLE. SAVANNAH, CHARLESTON WILMINGTON, NORFOLK AND CAMDEN.' P. Sham Singapore ETA N. Orleans £>" J L P«rt Sailed Oct 21 mtiV Oct 17/18 Oct 19/20 Hoi 27 To: LONGVIEW, VANCOUVER (WASHINGTON) TACOMA, LONG BEACH and SAN DIEGO. v ft S i n(! a po r
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      692 23 COMPUTER EDUCATION I As a leading Computer manufacturer, ICL has a continuing committment to provide training facilities to customers. This same high level of teaching experience is also offered to public. Having successfully staged Computer Appreciation courses, we are now offering training in Computer Programming. This is one further step
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      730 23 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are Invited for Demolition of 1 Block of 2-Storey Building at Blangah Bay. Tender documents may be obtained from the office of the Purchasing Officer. The Port of Singapore Authority, against the receipt for a tender deposit of 11,000/. which should be
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      629 23 HOTEL MALAYSIA LIMITED (Incorporated In the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Interim Dividend of i" c less 40% Income Tax. has been declared by the Directors In respect of the financial year ending 30th September. 1971 and will be paid on 30th September, 1971 to Members
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      286 23 AUCTION SALE OF 295 bales of Cassia Lambal (kayu manlsi and 491 pair of gent's English shoes (assorted sizes) To be Held At Our Saleroom No. 58, Market Street. Singapore. On Monday. 30th September. 1971. At 10.00 am NOW ON VIEW. Note: The 295 bales of Cassia Lambal can be
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    105 24 MRS. TAN KIM SIAN (nee Madam Yeo Koon Neo) age K3 passed away peacefully on 12.9.71 leaving her beloved son. four daughters, daughter-in-law, four sons-in-law. fourteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Furneral on 16.9.71 at 2.00 p.m. from 67, Lorong 25, Oeylang for Bullm cemetery. MR. A. SUPPIAM, retired
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    42 24 M.K. MENON. Though god has taken you suddenly on this day. sweet memories of you will never fade, of whom we love so dearly but could not save You will always be remembered by your, be'oved wife, children and relatives
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      886 24 APPLICANTS replying to Box numbers for Vacancies are requested not to enclose original copies of testimonials or references with their applications. No responsibility can be accepted for their loss. Applicants are also advised to write to Box numberj correctly and check them before posting. 2 FEMALE SALES SUPERVISORS required. Age
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      872 24 CLASS BOOK-KEEPING TEACHERS (Mandarin speaking) (9 a.m. 3 p m $200 00 monthly) date: Experience Qualification* Box A 4239 S.T. B'pore. PRINTING MACHINE OPERATOR required. Age 20-24. Minimum experience 2 years. Apply GPO Box 2726 (B'pore). WANTED TRAINBB ASSISTANT Broker for Established Real Estate Co. Own transport an asset. Write
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      910 24 APARTMENT AT TOMLINSON ROAD near Hotel Malaysia. Fully furnishtd 3 bedroom and servant's amenities Alrcondltloned. Large kitchen. Quiet District Suitable Executives. $1,150/-. Another well furnished apartment at Jalan Jlntan. 2 bidrooms, servant's amenities. $550/-. New Century Realty B'pore *****/ *****2. 22* BRAODELL ROAO cosy 3-bed-roomed bungalow on hilltop. Furnished with
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      858 24 ARCHIPELAGO SPECIAL TOURS. Special Talwiin/Japan'Honiikonn \9 Days $1730 Malaya West Const T Days $100$120 Individual departure every Sunday groups departure any dstes Cameron Highland I 4 Days $120 '$70 $HO. Malacca 1 Day $13 Sundays. We. kend tours to Kota Tlnggl $7. Bangkok Chirn^mal 15 Days (Conch Train) (Airconditioned Room)
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      BOYCOTT Ist WITH 100-PLUS AVERAGE
      129 25 BOYCOTT Ist WITH 100-PLUS AVERAGE LONDON, Wed. England's opening batsman Geoff Boycott finished the first-class cricket season with an average of 100.12 the first Englishman to achieve a threefigure average. Two other batsmen have surpassed Boycott's achievement, both Australians. Don Bradman averaged 115.66 in 1938 while Bill Johnston, a No.
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      Czech Kodes upsets seeded Ashe to enter final
      347 25 Czech Kodes upsets seeded Ashe to enter final pOREST HILLS, (New York), Wed. Unseeded Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia upset second-seeded Arthur Ashe and American Stan Smith beat Dutchman Tom Okker yesterday to reach the men's singles final in the I.S Open tennis championships here. Trailing two sets to one, the
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      Move to seat Schools, Forces in NOC
      143 25 Move to seat Schools, Forces in NOC SPORTS controlling bodies, like the Singapore Schools Sports Council and the Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association, may be eligible for associate memoership of the Singapore National Olympic Council. This will be decided at the annual meeting of the Singapore National Olympic Council at
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      Clay signs for fight in Japan
      278 25 YEW YORK, Wed. Former World heavy--11 weight champion Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay) and Mac Foster, the fifth-ranked contender, will meet in a 15-round outdoor bout in tfokyo on Nov. 29, Japanese promoters announced here yesterday. i Rocky Aokl, owner of a chain of Japanese
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      Life ban on player, official to stay
      154 25 Life ban on player, official to stay FRANKFURT. Wed. A disciplinary appeals court of the West German Soccer Federation today upheld the life suspension of a First Division player and a club president for their involvement in a bribery scandal. The appeals court, however, commuted punishment for three other players
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      Spurs outplay Icelanders
      211 25 REYJAVIK, Wed. Tottenham Hotspur of England beat Kaflavik of Iceland 6-1 In their European Football Union first round first leg match here last night. The Spurs led 3-0 at the Interval. Their goals were scored by Alan Gllzean In the seventh, 65th and 86th minutes, Mullery (32nd
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      Surrey lose but are champs
      182 25 LONDON, Wed. Surrey, the new English County cricket champions, ended the season with a four-wicket defeat by Hampshire at Southampton yesterday. They took only six points from the match to finish level on points with runnersup Warwickshire, whom they "pipped" for the title because they
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      Double K.O.
      24 25 BANGKOK. Wed. A South Korean and a Filipino boxer were knocked out by Thai opponents in the same card here last night.
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      Jockeys riding raised
      331 26  - Jockeys riding raised EPSOM JEEP By JOCKEYS are asking for higher riding fees. A memorandum stating their case has been submitted through the trainers' associations to the MRA. "Jockeys have been left in the lurch while earnings for all others concerned with racing have gone up," complained a senior Jockey.
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      209 26 MOORE WILL MOVE TO FRANCE NEXT YEAR AS A TRAINER CYDENRY, Wed. Crack Australian Jockey Geroge Moore (pictured above) confirmed today he would become a trainer )n France. Mcore, 48, told reporters on his return here from a European trip that he was buying a house and stables at Chantllly
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      BT TIMAH ENTRIES
      1438 26 I-TORTY top-class horses 1 have been entered for the Singapore Gold Cup to be run over llf at Buklt Timah on Oct. 3. A total ol 315 entries were received for the meeting on Sept 25-26 and Oct. 2-3. There will be nine races on each day.
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      IPOH AMATEUR WEIGHTS
      345 26 WEIOHTB for the amateur races at Ipoh on Sunday. ROYAL LANCERS CUP Class 1 S'/jf: Thunder Court 12.10. Silver Crown 12.9. Joy Spinner 12.7, Bronze Knight 12.7. Midas Touch 12.2, Beilendalne 120, Medal Music 11.13. Picture House II 11.7. Feature Film II 11.5. Colcny Surf 113. Viva
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      Lock icon No change in sports policy vorster
      283 26 No change in sports policy vorster fAPETOWN, Wed. Prime Mini ster John Vorster last night accused the Australian Cricket Board of suffering from a newdisease "demonstratitis" in cancellingthe South African cricket tour. Speaking at the iprnlng of the ruling Nationalist Party's Free State Congress at Bloemfontein, Mr. Vorster blamed demonstrators
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      'Jet speed' soccer tourneys plan
      449 27  -  JOE DORAI By CINGAPpRE'S soccer calendar, involving 15 local and foreign tournaments annually, will be changed drastically from next season to leave the second half of the year free for national players. The new programme was explained by National Sports Promotion Board yesterday to 25
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      Old Boys bid
      32 27 JOHANNESBURG. Wed. South Africa's top non-white cricket side. College Old Boys, was yesterday planning multiracial matches in an attempt to break through the country's ban on sport between races.
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      Aggressive young Burnley edge CA
      388 27 BURNLEY United beat Chinese Athletic 4-3 in a FAS League Division Two soccer match which flunctuated with dramatic suddeness at Farrer Park yesterday. The youthful Burnley Eleven were aggressive In attack, especially on the wings where Tan Tze Teng and Jainal Manan were elusive and
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      Wai Chew is Blacks' hero
      247 27 INTERNATIONAL How 1 Wai Chew played a hero's role to give the Blacks a thrilling 18-9 (two goals and two penalties to a goal and a penalty) win over SCC Nomads in a friendly rugby match at the padang yesterday. Wingthree Wai Chew, a strong
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      Typewriters for Press
      44 27 SAPPORO. Wed— The Press Centre for the 1972 Winter Olympics will be equipped with 180 English. French German and Russian typewriters. The Winter Games will be staged from Feb. 3 to 13 on Hokkaido. Japan's northernmost Island located off Soviet Siberia.
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      Eight to contest King's Cup
      57 27 BANGKOK. Wed. Eight countries defending champions South Korea. India. Inuonesia. South Vietnam. Malaysia. Singapore, Laos and Thailand will compete In the annual King's Cup football tournament here from Nov. 7 to Nov. 21. Tournament officials said today Burma had not replied to the invitation and
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      Moscow bids for Games
      49 27 MOSCOW. Wed. Moscow wilt be a candidate to stage the 1960 Summer Olympic Games. The Soviet Olympic Committee announced here today. Moscow was out-voted for the 1976 Games at the International Olympic Committees meeting in Amsterdam in May this year. The Games went to Montreal.
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      Snowden tells why no yachtsman will be sent to Munich
      390 27 THE president of Singapore Yachting Association, Mr. Jack Snowden. yesterday spelt out to National Olympic Council Its reasons why Singapore would not be sending any competitor to next year's Munich Olympic Games. Mr. Snowden said SYA had discussed at length
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      35 letters that upset Brundage
      398 27 LUXEMBOURG. Wed A HEATED discussion on political interference in the Olympic movement occupied most of the first session of the International Olympic Committee's congress here this morning. Mr. Avery Brundage, the lOC president, said at a Press conference afterwards that It was "a rather warm
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      Curfew ends ball game
      120 27 NEW YORK. Wed. Results of yesterday's major league baseball games: National League: Montreal Expos 12 New York Met* 1. (first game). New York Met.s 6 Montreal Expos 3 (second game); Pittsburgh Pirates 4 Chicago Cubs 3; Atlanta Braves S Cincinnati Reds 2; Philadelphia Phillies 5 St.
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      Saints' captain selected for SRU training
      285 27 Saints' captain selected for SRU training r() sch o o lboys, Leow Kirn Suan and Lee Soon Tal, have been named among the 27 players selected by the Singapore Rugby Union to undergo centralised training in preparation for the Under--23 rugby match against Malaysia on Oct. 3. Kirn Suan, the
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      642 26 LEMBAGA PELABOHAN SWETTENHAM TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are invited from Civil Engineering Contractors who are registered with tne Port Swettenham Authority under cih-is C for the metalling of open areas in North Port. Port Swettenham. 2. Tender Documents may be I obtained from the office of the I i Chief Engineer
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      140 26 KENYATAAN TAWARAN MLB. SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF I OXYGEN ACETYLENE GASES I TO THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENTS, WEST MALAYSIA. 1972. TAWARAN daripada Pemborong2 yang berdaftar di-J.K.R. di-dalam Kelas C dan ka-atas akan di-tertma di-Pejabat Ketua Pengarah Kerja Raya, Ibu Peja- i bat J.K.R.. Jalan Maxwell, (Bahaglan Sum i Kuala Lumpur
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