The Straits Times, 2 June 1972

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 225,000 E National NKWspapKr The Straits Times >•«* FRIDAY. JUNE 2, ltTt tf CENTS M.C. (P) No 577«
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    Lock icon Counter attack by skymen
    755 1 Big push— Saigon men swoop on Quang Tri SAIGON. Thursday SOUTH VIETNAMESE paratroopers swept through the foothills northwest of Hue today, in a major counter-attack on the periphery of Quang Tri. Field reports said over 1,000 troops were involv ed in the sweep which began with
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    Lock icon Instant reward
    27 1 BONANZA! Gen Ly Tong hands out a cash reward at Kontum to a South Vietnamese private who destroyed a communist T54 tank single-handed. UPI picture.
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    Lock icon $61,000 ransom
    52 1 $61,000 ransom LOS ANGELES. Thurs. A flashily dressed gunman kidnapped a bank president yesterday at San Antonio. Texas, and forced him to take U5522,000 about $61,600 > from his own bank while his wife was held hostage She was found unharmed In the boot of her car after the money
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    Lock icon Pact's support
    44 1 MOSCOW. Thurs. The ruling communist parties of Europe constituting the Warsaw Pact alliance will meet in Moscow within the nest few days to discuss and endorse the Soviet-American agreements concluded during President Nixon s visit. Bast Tiirnpsan communist sources said today UPI
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    Short agenda for Parliament meeting
    194 1 Short agenda for Parliament meeting SINGAPORE, Thurs. Parliament has only a short agenda for Its meeting tomorrow, its main business being to deal with two Bills due for second and third reading. The Government will Introduce five new Bills an Indication that this Is unlikely to be the last sitting
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    Lock icon Anarchist gang leaders held
    38 1 FRANKrURT. Thuri. Police today arrested four leaders cf a leftwing anarchist fang that claimed responsibility for the recent wave of bombings In West Germany after a Shootout outside a Frankfurt house, police said. UPI
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    Lock icon SEARCH FOR $50m MOON DUST
    126 1 RAETTVIK (Sweden), Thurs Officials In four countries were frantically searching today for precious samples of moon dust and a scale model of I the Soviet spacecraft Vostok In which the late Yuri Oagarln made man's first flight In space In 1961 The eight-metre high model
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    Lock icon Jackpot on doorstep
    54 1 KIRASHIKI (Japan). Than. Knsuta Nakahara. M. got a surprise when he opened his front door today. There, stacked neatly on hit porch and weigh- ed down by a neat grinder, was a handle of cash totalling 4M.*M yen (ahout 53.7 M). Nakahara, a building contractor, reported his
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    Lock icon LENNONS' LIBEL WRIT ON PAPER
    111 1 LENNONS' LIBEL WRIT ON PAPER LONDON, Thurs Former Beatle John Lennon and his Japanese wife Yoko Oao started libel actions today, over an alleged account of their private lives that appeared in the "News of the World". The Lrnnon- obtained a libel writ in the High Court against Leslie Anthony,
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    Lock icon A divorce speed up
    71 1 VATICAN CITY. Thurs. Couples seeking Roman Catholic marriage annul ments on grounds of non consummation need no longer automatically be subjected to medical Inspection under a decree Issued by the Pope today to speed ud the proceedings. A bigger role will also be given to sexologists,
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    Lock icon Rail go-slow again
    30 1 LONDON. Thurs. Britain s railway workers last night voted overwhelmingly to resume their nationwide go-alow which has already brought chaos to train services throughout the country. AP.
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    Lock icon Warsaw accord on troops cut talks
    513 1 Warsaw accord on troops cut talks WARSAW. Thurs. President Nixon, on the last day of his trip home from the Kremlin summit, acrwed with Polish leadt day that talks on East- West troop cuts in Europe should begin as soon as possible. Mr Nixon and Polish Communist Party First Secretary
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    Lock icon Terror plot
    39 1 LISBON Thurs The security police said today they had broken up a idessjread plot by Marxists. Maoists and anarchists to produce it hot summer in Portugal .>f ism. sabotage, kidnapping mid personal attacks on national leaders UPI
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    Lock icon Blast hurts 4
    40 1 PHNOM PENH Thuri, A plastic explosive charge exploded behind the speakers platform at a president I>l election rally for Marshal I and wounded four youn* Cambodians today m the firm serious violence of tr» twoweek campaign AP
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    Jail revolt
    29 1 NAPLES Thurs More than 1.000 policemen. Carabtnien (special national and prison guards deployed to put down a today by about 1.000 n mates in thu city's largest
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      121 1 [Engagemenfl V Rings JL >mwmM^ AIRPORT ALERT AROUND WORLD Pag* 2 SOCIAUBT conference ends S EKED marder trial I. 9 PC ACCUSES inspector of a9M«lt 13 DOCTOBB save hahy from death 14 THE Dl Kr retama to Windsor 17 EXPATS: Chamber calls for long -term ■ermits 15 AT THE SCHOOLS.
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      44 1 1 I obermain Bt§mtnU F'aaV WUra REDS PULL BACK GUNS SAIGON, Than.- Communist forces have started to pall back heavy calibre anti-aircraft guns towards the north from the main battlefronts in South Vietnam, a ranking U.S. military source reported today— Rruter. < See this rage >
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  • Worls News THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE
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      Lock icon Guerillas warn of reprisals if the Israelis act
      383 2 BEIRUT. Thur, THE left-wing Arab guerilla group which sent the Japanese suicide squad into Tel Aviv Airport on Tuesday warned here of terrible reprisals for any Israeli action against Lebanon or other Arab States We will hit where it hurts most and
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      Lock icon Lebanon places its army on alert
      119 2 BUKI T. Thurs The Lebanese Army has bern placed in a state of alrrt and exceptional security measures are In force to guard against any Israeli retaliation, informed sources said here today. The sources said the measures were being taken because of Israeli threats
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      Lock icon Japanese studying cash payments for victims
      235 2 Japanese studying cash payments for victims 'TOKYO. Thurs. The Japanese Government Ist considering makiru cash payments to victims •f Tuesday's sun and grenade attack by a Japa nese suicide squad at Israel's Lydda Airport A Foreign Ministry spores man said some form o( payment he did not say how much
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      Lock icon Airport alert around the world
      725 2 JERUSALEM, Thurs. Major world airports have tightened security arrangements following the Tel Aviv airport shooting on Tuesday night. The airports include London's Heathrow, Rome. Milan, Paris, Amsterdam and Sydney Various airlines also announced stricter security measures. Israel, after appealing to governments and airlines to tighten
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      Lock icon Tighten pressure on Rhodesia: Smith
      354 3 Tighten pressure on Rhodesia: Smith A HIGH official of the British Common- I wealth urged world governments yester- I day to tighten the sanctions against rebel I Rhodesia which were "already crippling" the I breakaway colony. Common wealth Secretary-G eneral Arnold Smith told newsmen from the 32- nation Commonwealth "International
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      Lock icon Herb man's birth pills land him in court
      182 3 Herb man's birth pills land him in court LONDON. Thurs —Am Indian herbalist seli pills and powders rlaisaImg that they would en»«r* a woman gave birth to a boy, a court here was UM today Prosecuting counsel Njid (•urdul Sinjrh Saho to, wlm h*4 a degree in rcenrntri and social
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      Lock icon 'Cut or quit'
      27 3 PANAMA CITY. Thur*. Long-haired Government employees have been told to get their h*ir cut or face th« mek bfr provisional Presiden'. DMMtrio Luku —Reuter.
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      Lock icon CAR FIRM LOSES £120,000 PAYROLL
      121 3 MILAN. Thurs. Two 1 armed men yesterday stole a car containing 180 million lire (£120.000) in cash from the Alfa-Romeo automobile works here and drove it at high speed through a metal fence while company employees looked. One of the robbers fired a pistol at
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      Lock icon New chapter begins for London and Peking
      264 3 PEKING. Thurs. The visit of British Parliamentary Under-Secretary Anthony Royle to China marks a new stage in relations between the two countries. Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Chlao Kuan Hua .said this after a 90--minute meeting with Mr. Royle yesterday. The talks on cultural
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      A smashing job—and all on the house
      97 3 A smashing job— and all on the house LONDON, Than. Phil Vl Uncr and 15 friends r&pect to brine down the heaee with an exhibition of karate this weekend They'll all right just ea* opponent a boose Miner and 15 other karate enthusiasts hope to set a world record by
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  • WORLS NEWS 3
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      Lock icon 'Nixon and Brezhnev made secret deal'
      384 4 WASHINGTON, Thurs —President Nixon made some secret understandings with Russian leaders in reaching the strategic arms limitation agreement, a U.S. Senator charged yesterday Democrat Senator Henry M Jackson said the secret SSCtsMst BftftT he ssjbstajiavaiiabie to Concreaa. Senator Jackson has raised criticisms about the
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      Lock icon What the dancer asked Dr. K.
      156 4 WARSAW. lhur« TT White Hmm adviser Henry Kissinger explained yesterday why a Persian hell) dancer jumped iiun his lay all she wanted wak the details of the nuclear arms limitation pact President Nixon signed in Moscow. Beautiful Madia Parsa. 2S. interrupted her act in
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      Lock icon Suicide by fire
      62 4 PALERMO. Thurt. A Sicilian shop delivery boy yesterday burned himself to death Inside hi* car by pourIng petrol over his clothe* and setting them alight. The father of 35-year-old Francesco di Pisa, who saw him shortly before his death, told police he had seemed quite normal and
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      Lock icon WARSAW CROWDE MOB THE NIXONS
      63 4 WARSAW CROWDE MOB THE NIXONS PRESIDENT Nixon and Mrs. Nixon are almost lost in the crowd in Warsaw after leaving their car during a visit to the Polish capital. It was the last stop in the President's trip home from the Kremlin summit and it was in this city that
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      Lock icon ABRAMS TO BE NEXT U.S. CHIEF OF STAFF
      164 4 WASHINGTON. Thurs. Gen. Creighton Abrams, commander of United States forces in South Vietnam, will be nominated as the army's new Chief of Staff soon after President Nixon's return from Europe, sources said. Gen Abrams will replace Oen William Westmoreland whose four- year
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      Lock icon Moscow's new super-sub threat
      220 4 Moscow's new super-sub threat WASHINGTON, Thursday. DUSSIA is building a new, larger submarine to carry missiles with ranges of up to 3,000 miles, twice that of its current sub-marine-launched missiles, the Pentagon said today. I This would give the Soviets a missile comparable In range to the Poseidon, the most
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      Lock icon Freeman dies
      24 4 SAN FRANCISCO. Thurs. Dr. Walter Freeman, 76. internationally known psyenia trist and a pioneer In brain surgery, died today ol cancer —UPI.
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      Lock icon Sacked 'air mum' gets her job back
      109 4 SAN JUAN. Thurs. A married Pan American World Airways stewardess, sacked for pregnancy, has won back her position along with full seniority rights and a Lack-pay settlement Under an out-of-i-iurt agreement signed yesterday with the airline. Mrs. Judith Martorell will report for work
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    Five aims and statement of socialist policy
    1616 5  -  P.M. RAMAN By Singapore. Thursday Call for an end to war and a basis for a lasting peace fill-; Asu-P.uifu Social ist IturtMti eiuleil its ti\»-<l;iy (oiitttiixi here lodiiv after uuaniiitouslv tins five resolutions tinl iti'lurati(Mi of |x> foi promoting «ltinosocuilisin in the
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    34 pc increase in visitors for first quarter of 1972
    202 5 SINOAPORE. Tue s. During the first three months of this year. 178.365 visitors came to Singapore an Increase of 343 per cent over the same period last year. Of this figure 31.288 or 17.5 per cent came from Australia: followed
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    New union formed to promote socialism among youth
    235 5 ANEW union to spread the socialist message among young people in Asia- Pacific region was formed at a meeting last night. Called the Asia Pacific Socialist Youth I nion, it wUI have its secretariat in Kuala Lumpur under the direction of Mr.
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    MARYMOUNT GIRL WINS ROTARYS ELOCUTION CONTEST
    112 6 MARYMOUNT GIRL WINS ROTARYS ELOCUTION CONTEST %rO«t.. Than A 3 %UryaMi»t < •n»mi MMto; Int at«4rn( (Mai Tmm. »Wsi» wm taw UmUn Ctak's aaaaaJ taw MnuHrr C«MM«I «f •Mi*J »rrte« l»«ildm« ha Prnanc U»»4 aYr arts* A fre« air trip i* li«|>«> Cathay Paaaftr Airway* CnbV* »nl» Mhm Irmm m
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    Highway code
    24 6 aWOAPOftS Tburm Tt» ft^iH MMMttM Board will ■ttiiw M Ms Lat Km* Clmu ill ill cantiv from Monday T»» to* la tlO
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    Six jailed for entering S'pore illegally
    61 6 Six jailed for entering S'pore illegally SINGAPORE TOurs. Two Imlnmalani were today jailed for three months each tor entering Slnga pore llletmlly BMmd Alexandra M. Mtd m*kmr Mn All. Mfcmlttcd tntcfaflf Singapore on Monday Cn« M Mff Ah Hock. It. .nd Edd> KMmI ItS wore j*Ue¥ far two weak* e»ch
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    Marriage is not a bed of roses: Chief Justice
    562 6 MAINTENANCE APPEAL DISMISSED SINGAPORE. TNyrs. MARRIAGE is not ;«ll Ikml of roses and married couples should Ik- more tolerant of each other. The Chief Justice said this today In dismissing the maintenance appeal of a dressmak i ng instructress who left
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    EIGHT IN FIRST ROUND OF SCHOOLS' DEBATE
    172 6 EIGHT IN FIRST ROUND OF SCHOOLS' DEBATE SINGAPORE. Thurs. Eight schools will take part in the first round of the 1972 inter-school debate for the Olcomendy Shield on July 1 at 9 a.m. The venue and judges will be announced later The topic for debate is: That competitions in sports
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    Writing contest closing date extended to June 15
    108 6 Writing contest closing date extended to June 15 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The closing date for the Puffin Writing Competition for Singapore, residents under 15 yearshas been extended from yesterday to June 15. According to Mr. Douglas Koh. chairman of the programme sub-committee of the International Book Year, this is because the
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    Family of fatal crash victim gets $26,000
    226 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Government was ordered today to pay $26,000 damages to the family of a technical supervisor. Pow Lai Kam. 37. one of six men killed in a collision between a car and a MID truck In Jurong four years ago. This
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    INDONESIAN CUSTOMS FOIL SMUGGLING
    86 6 JAKARTA. Thurs.— Indonesian Customs officials have foiled the smuggling from Singapore of cigarettes and gas cookers under cover of forged Japanese Embassy documents. Antara news agency reported today. Antara said that the goods, packed In four large cases. Included a number of gas cookers and 900
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    Smuggling syndicate in Malacca smashed
    107 6 Smuggling syndicate in Malacca smashed MALACCA, Thurs. An 1 1 Corruption Agency officers last nigut smashed a big smuggling syndicate operating in Malacca area and seized goods worth about $220,000 A car and a van were also seised Six people, including a woman, were detained. The goods seized included bottles
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    TWO-MONTH BAN ON NEW CHIT FUND GROUPS
    101 6 TWO-MONTH BAN ON NEW CHIT FUND GROUPS SINGAPORE. Thurs Chit fund companies In Singapore have from today temporarily sus p c nded formation of new groups The two month suspension is believed to have been called by the Mone tary Authority of Slnta pore, for the compai ret adjusted to
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    144 join union
    26 6 SINOAPORR Thura 144 worker* of th« Par Bast Motor Pie Ltd in Orchard Road have joined the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers Union
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    Reed's letters to Joan read at Old Bailey
    2146 8  - Reed's letters to Joan read at Old Bailey HARRY MILLER and LESLIE Question to jury: Is this the picture of a man who planned murder? By 1 FONG: London, Thursday nKFEXCE COIN SEL, Mr. Wil Ham Howard, QC, spent the first two hours in the Old Bailey this morning reading
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    Du Cann: Joan has shown herself to be an accomplished liar
    425 8 Du Cann: Joan has shown herself to be an accomplished liar Reed's attitude toward Dorothy In life Her sister, Mrs. Humphreys <who lives In England) had said that as far as she could see, Reed was devoted to Dorothy. Joan Ismail herself had said that during the time Dorothy was
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    A new life for old articles at hand of this housewife
    301 9 AM L R I CAN bows* wife Mrs 1 1 a a RHsaafcarg ■awochas aay »•> woci .tin to far ase kmmn *a*t bo. u> ftve them a facelift r working materials d« a*t ■I— d very exotic K*iMM'
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    223 9 CHERBOURG (Franco). Thursday rIE first of (our missile firing high speed patrol boats being built for Ma laysia was launched here today in a brief and lm presslve ceremony. The patrol boat KDR Perdana was launched by the wife of the Malaysian High
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    Khmer envoy to present certificates
    93 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The SEAMEO Regional Centre for Educational Innovation and Technology (INNOTECHi will hold a combined certificate awarding ceremony at the auditorium of the new Regional English Language Centre Building In Orange Grove Road on Saturday at 4 p.m. The Khmer Ambassador here Mr Khong
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    Minister: Moving school should be occasion for joy
    209 10 SINOAPORE. Thurs. Moving school Is an occasion for joy rather than sorrow. Mr Hon Sul Sen. the Minister for Finance and MP for Havelock. said today Therefore, old pupils and teachers who associate their school with Its familiar area and the old
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    Container shipping—by five experts
    268 10 Container shipping by five experts TWO-DAY SEMINAR FOR 250 SINGAPORE. Tirnr*. SINGAPORE'S business leaders will know nvore ;ibout c o n t a inerisation when the Port Authority holds a sjH'cial seminar on June 21. The two-day seminar will be attended by some 250 officials from the Singapore Shipowners' Association,
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    No job problem for first batch of Ngee Ann technical grads
    151 10 SINGAPORE. Thursday rpHE first batch of 136 graduands from Ngee Ann x Technical College Is having no Job problem. More than half of them. excluding those already called up for national service have found employ- j ment. Mr. Y.S.
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    SAF EXERCISE ON SOUTHERN ISLANDS
    80 10 SAF EXERCISE ON SOUTHERN ISLANDS SINGAPORE. Thurs The Singapore Armed Forces will conduct a demolition exercise at the Southern Islands live firing range In Pulau Senang from June 12 to IS Dally firing hours are from a.m. to noon, 2 p.m. to S p.m.. and 7 p.m. to 11 p
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    Oil barge blast verdict on Tuesday
    97 10 Oil barge blast verdict on Tuesday SINGAPORE. Thun. The First Coroner. Inche Ibrahim Burhan. today held an inquiry into the Jurong Shipyard oil barge explosion which claimed five lives. The explosion occurred on the uncompleted Mendu at 11 am. on March 5 while 10 workers were on board. The five
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    Woman injured in crash
    47 10 SINOAPORE. Thurs An unidentified woman wa* admitted to Outram Hospital In serious condition after she was knocked down by a taxi at Connaught Drive at 6.30 p.m. yesterday Relatives are asked to contact Insp Lee Kok Leong. of Sepoy Lanes Traffic Investigation Section.
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    Toto draw results
    36 10 SINOAPORE. Thurs. The numbers picked In tonight* Toto Draw 43/73 were M. 41. St. 41. 9 The additional number wm 33. In the circle* draw, the numbers drawn were: M. 3. and 37
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    Woman found murdered
    54 10 PENANG Thurs— A woman fanner was found murdered and her body thrown Into 13-foot deep well outside her house In Lee San Estate. Padang Serai, south Kedah. on ItaHßftf Lim Seom Kirn. 60. was found with head injurtea and a gash on her abdomen. Two men have
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  • The Straits Times
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      A GRIM OUTRAGE
      325 12 ne bloodbath at Tel Aviv s Lod Airport i Tuesday was an outrage against the I n:m coiiicience The 26 men and women I d in those horrendous moments of t and the others little ones mrr i no were injured, perhaps maimnot frontline troops or a
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      ROOM TO IMPROVE
      177 12 Forty-three cases of cholera in Singapore in 20 days is not a very serious outbreak compared with the ravages this disease has wrought in other Asian countries Where cholera is really considered endemic councount their cases in the thousands— and •us in the hundreds. However, the fact
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  • Article
    Tamed at last: China's raging Yellow River
    418 12 /'HLM.mOW. Tk«rs. v The Yellow River, oner knows as "China's sorrow", has been lamed and thr millions who live leneath Us rai>rd banks havr lost thrir crnturio old fear of it. Nowhere is this morr true than in Honan. which vxd t« br
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    Lock icon Plotting ways to save us all...
    380 12 STOCKHOLM, Thurs REPRESENTATIVES of Governments round the world assemble here on Monday to begin plotting a way cut of the crisis In man's use of his environment and to take the first joint steps towards saving the planet earth for future generations At least
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    Lock icon MURDER INC.
    727 12 The guerilla group behind the horror at Tel Aviv airport TOKYO, Thursday THE violence and contempt for life of a relative handful of young, educated and economically comfortable Japanese have shocked their countrymen into asking in bewilderment: Why? The three gunmen who turned Tel Aviv airport Into a
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    Rhodesia: The time-bomb of violence
    971 12 Rhodesia: The time-bomb of violence STAGE IS SET FOR A RETURN TO REPRESSION AND MORE DETENTIONS BRITAIN'S Lord Pearce and his c o m missioners could hardly have done the Smith regime in Rhodesia more harm if they had gone around tne country strategically planting timebombs instead of just writing
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      4 12 COLIN LEGUM LONDON. Thursday.
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      131 12 £>* Essaven 0 Is a must for all piles sufferers. Km. Rntx.sn/nn I •asy. clean and discreet can be taken at home, at work, while travelling etc Pain, ftclmg of htavintts in of haamorrhoidal complaint* th* anut and itching art an- Ettavan incrtatcs on« of noying symptoms Stools may v#in
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  • Article
    Razak hits at DAP men for chaos rumours
    205 13 Razak hits at DAP men for chaos rumours L AL A K ÜBU Wk BAHRU. Thurs 6 Abdul R&zak tohit out at DAP ers who, he said, had been spreading rumours in Singapore that there would be rhaot In Malaysia He utd Uif DAP leaders had been spreading the rtmomn
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    Seminar on children
    49 13 SINGAPORE Thuw. More than 200 local and foreign delegates will take part in a three-day seminar on Meeting the needs of mentally retarded children in August The seminar, organised by the Singapore Association for Mentally Retarded Children. will be held at the Hilton Hotel (Banquet Hall)
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    PC held in gambling raid alleges assault
    577 13 PC held in gambling raid alleges assault Inspector denies he hit constable SINGAPORE, Thurs 4 POLICE inspector today denied causing hurt to a police constable, whom he had arrested for a gambling offence. Insp Ram Chandra of Paya Lebar police station was making his defence on a summons charge which
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    Down, but not out...
    90 13 THIS traffic lamp- post may be half-way down but not out after it was hit by a bus at the June lion of (Mcmenccau Avenue and River Valley Hoad yesterday morning. Traffic still managed to flow at the junction, with the help of some policemen. The
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    Girl ('My leg goes stiff when I dance') sues for damages
    206 13 KLAI I IMPIK Thur». A i mrl who was I'-iit !hr«f •iued a woman driver m the High I todj\ >unp Chuoi Itn. a md I iuv«r her right log goes •>tll! I thai blind in one tft ti
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      532 13 On your TV and Radio IN P.M. Opening and Where The Suing You Heart Is MS Sports Parade in For The Family [I] 7.41 Ne*s and Parliamentary Re 345 A Diary of Events in S.nga port (C) pore This Week (E) lIS Chinese Variety Show 3M It's Happening In Singapore
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      169 13 6|| Good Morning 111 On Rhytnm 245 re 3IS Mus c Go With Music 7.N News 7.11 Roundabout 3.4S Ho« Things Began Daily Digest 7.2S Let's Go With < 4.N Tea Break S.N Pray—M Mus<c I.N News 1.11 let's Go With Summary 511 Music On Music IN Children's Concert Time
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  • Article
    POLICE HOLD MAN IN CONNECTION WITH A MURDER
    71 14 POLICE HOLD MAN IN CONNECTION WITH A MURDER SINGAPORE. Thuri Police have arI— ltd a man in cont i o n with a murder t 48 IMR •hen pnl.ce 32 mMI iiliii.ii msftrwduM* tn** theft* IIXSa LpV »atd t£ MMpect tv arrrsted at a house in Mm Soon Road inHtiiy
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    Birthday joy
    26 14 hmm.ah b.x.vaan Th«r» TIM •itmei Arwy mstlta«M iv Hrwnth MrtMty her* iWHMI> with «■•!•> ot ,-**<•"...,« !*rrr' fife and a Uttov and Brating of pjttr— t
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    Plans to step up growth of S'pore's stamp market
    180 14 SIUb APOII Thar*. Tfc« rosial ■>n4«w l>rpAT\mr nl plans f *U9 mp the the tocAl pill I* t^ He hU m m > *mm UUagm. thr pr«- a eata tofa* »f Slnt pare aUaips »nd m li«|i|*rf •tJkMIB aAMBAnniliclni thl» tMlajr.
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    Team saves 'blood' baby from death
    527 14  -  NANCY ■YRAMJI: DOCTORS' DESPERATE BID B, Singapore Tktir*. |T w;is desperate hid tluit |Kiid off for a team of doctors who fought to save iKihy's life this morn ing. Diseased blood from the baby girl was drained out of her system while she received
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    Canal drowning tragedy: Body of third boy found
    169 14 Canal drowning tragedy: Body of third boy found SINOAPORE. Thurs— The body of Tan Oiok Lee. 10. who disappeared In a rain-swollen canal off Upper Serangoon Road on Monday was recovered this afternoon Police said Oiok Lee t body was found floating In the canal off the Bth mil* Ponggol
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    Famous French trio to perform here again
    100 14 Famous French trio to perform here again SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Jacques Loussler trio are form here again after a lapse of two year.v The trio Jacques Lousmpt. leader and pianist. Pierre Mlchelot. bassist and Christian Garros, percussionist, were last here in 1970 I in Vi>tiali« and will aru\e here on
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    Man made false statement to sit for exam
    92 14 Man made false statement to sit for exam SINGAPORE. Thurs A jobless man who matte i false declaration to sit lor a marine examination was today tailed for a day and fined $200 Pang Wee Kant; i milking the decoration in th< High Cum ..n mM 14. iki fur the
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    Karate for beginners
    56 14 SINOAPORE. Thurs. The Chinese YMCA will conduct two karate courses for beginner* at its International Centre in Palmer Road from Mondt.y Training will be held on Monday* Wednesdays and Fri 1 days from 11 am to noon and from 7 p.m to t p.m. under < the
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    Call to make Second Plan a success
    169 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Tun Abdul Razak today called for a total involvement of all sections of the people In the Second Malaysia Plan "Time is running short. There are only 1.270 days left to Implement the plan. "It is imperative that everyone including
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  • Article
    26.5 mil Malaysians in 28 years if,..
    128 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Malaysia's population will double in 28 years, if it continues to grow at three per cent annually. Without effective family planning, the population will lncrea.se from 10.4 million in 1970 to about 17 million in 1985 and about 26.5 million
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    Round the world 100 times by Mr Travel
    265 15 Round the world 100 times by Mr Travel SINGAPORE Thurs. He has been round the world nearly 100 times Yet Mr RoUnd Hill. known m Mr Travel" In mmm hMh &S to his nest Us> tv China. Mr Hill a self -DfoteaWsl horn bachelor" wtth an insatiable anpetite for all
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    Certificates for 49
    49 15 BIMOAPORX Thurs The awiisr of at John Asabulanc* A— nrtsnoi Ur PC Kw«n tooAjr prcscntAC first &io certificates to 41 succeasfu, fndfstM who attended the associations classes held bet mm February and last month The presentation took place at the it John headquarters in Beach Road
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    ONLY FIVE FEET PLUS AIRGIRLS FOR MSA
    86 15 ONLY FIVE FEET PLUS AIRGIRLS FOR MSA Thar*.— The great way at flying will be »ut for short MSA airgirls in f uturr The airline will from now on only recruit girls who are live feet and above as %<<<»rdin» t» the UtcM MSA newsletter the reason as that the
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    Big walk for Jurong Town residents
    92 15 Big walk for Jurong Town residents SINGAPORE. Thurs The Jurong Town Residents Association Is organising a Jurong Big Walk on July 23 at 7 am The walk under the patronage of the UP for Jurong Mr Ho Kan Leong will tie 11 miles for men and six-and-a-hi.li for women The
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    Penang Hill casino
    47 15 PENANO Thurs. The proposed casino for Penang Malaysia s second will set up in Penang Hill A cable-car system to take visitors to an observatory tower on top of a hill behind Mount f%mm urt or to the beach below has also been planned
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    Egg crisis in Brunei
    70 15 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Than. An erf crisis has developed here because of a ban on foodk from Singapore since the cholera out•r*aa in the Republic. Singapore had been Brunei's main source of supply (about 50.M* eggs a month). With the ban. the price of local eggs
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    Chinese YMCA karate and judo courses for beginners
    100 15 Chinese YMCA karate and judo courses for beginners SINGAPORE. Thurs— The 3 Chinese YMCA will start beginners courses In karate and Judo next Tuesday. The karate course will be held at the association's branch at Ylo Chu Kang on Tuesdays and Fridays from 7 SO p.m. to 9 p.m. The
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    Third S'pore boat held by Indonesia
    64 15 Third S'pore boat held by Indonesia PONTIANAK, Thurs. Another Singapore fishing boat has been detained by the authorities here for Illegally fishing In Indonesian waters near Tambelan Island. The vmml tv carrying II ton* of flat) when she was intercepted by a patrol boat. Member* of tbe crew have been
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    Long-term permits to lure specialists
    682 15  - Long-term permits to lure specialists CHIA POTEIK: Singapore. CHAMBER SUBMITS PROPOSALS TO FINANCE MINISTER By Thur». TMK Singa|M)re Internalional Chamber of Commerce has proposed that it the RepoWic is lo benefit from the ser\ ices of professional i\ jKits whose experience and skills ha\r not hitherto been found here, the
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    Police, public must work together, says Wong
    295 15 Police, public must work together, says Wong SINGAPORE. Thursday T»HE Minister for Home Affairs. Prof. Wong Lin A Ken. said today that police service to the community was an essential, but "very expensive work of the Government." He made the point In a message published in the k uvenlr programme
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      346 15 I New Nation gives II I you 10% discount I I when you shop I I at the METRO I I Group of Stores I Great new discount scheme, services that make New KIVTTON Get NEW NATION for Nation top value, everyday. PU*jJ^±Jsix months and your It's good reading for
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    Attempted rape of girl: Three for trial
    185 16 Attempted rape of girl: Three for trial SINGAPORE. Thurs Three youths were today committed after a three-day preliminary inquiry to stand trial in the Hlfch Court on an amended charge of attempted rape on a 13-year-old girl The youths. Ooh May Ker. IS, a canteen assistant; Lim Sze Huat, 18.
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    150 cops give blood
    43 16 SINOAPORE. Thurs— About 150 Police recruits and irutructon today donated blood at the Singapore Police Academy In Thomson Road The Director of the Academy Supt. R A Lawrence, said the donation wac organised as part of Police Week activities.
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    Statistics Dept starts household survey
    97 16 Statistics Dept starts household survey SINGAPORE. Thars. Teams frets the Department ef Statistics west oat all ever Singapore today to collect data on household expend! ture in the Republic The survr* which will last till next Mar. is being carried oat by 12 groups comprising of 35 highly trained interviewers.
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    53 for medical symposium
    55 16 SINOAPORE. Thurs.—Plftythree medical scientists from Malaysia. Thailand. Indonesia and New Zealand will attend a symposium on microbiology beginning at the Faculty of Medicine. University of Singapore, on Saturday The two-day symposium h being jointly held by the newlyformed Singapore Society for Microbiology and the Malaysian Society
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    Not our ship, says Esso
    56 16 SINGAPORE. Thurs Esao today denied a news agency report on Tuesday that one of Its tankers collided with a tugboat in the Hooghly River, about 16 miles south of Calcutta It said that another oil company's tanker was involved in the collision, and the Esso
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    Lab technician consents to $25,000 award judgment
    202 16 SINGAPORE. Thurs A LABORATORY technician today consented to judgment for $25,000 In a damages suit taken against him by a hospital carpenter who suffered serious injuries in an accident over four years ago. At yesterday's hearing. Mr Ho Ung Tuck, for Wong Hoi
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    The food packs that 'grow' in trees
    339 16 The food packs that 'grow' in trees New tactics by Reds to hide supplies IPOH. Thursday TREES in deep jungle are now beginning to "sprout" I<hhl p.ukages. This new method adopted by communist terrorists to hide their food supplies was^ revealed by the Mentri Besar, Dato Haji Kamaruddin. at the
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      128 16 SESAME STREET My CUff Mo*ftM WERE LITpLE [*L ELEp HANTS W wcKt unMs "s^ <\J\ LIKE ME- tl/#»y Pop By l.r. HmmSim TH." RE 5 V Ml, OOP 1 BOY. IS EVBT»CNE YES.WEUE MAN. I PIPVtI DID YOU "V^— fiUZ.' YOU'RE A SIGMT ALL WGST, I AJJ. JU6T J TVBNK
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    THE DUKE IS BACK AT WINDSOR
    1303 17  -  HARRY MILLER By London, Thursday Thousands of Britons will travel to the Royal Family home to pay last respects to man they admired iH.uitiful tm\ Windsor. ii,. i: tisli royal family, has in i»>ignant silence lenl King \\h<> lived among I) is people Imt
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      39 17 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl pstunia, youve- 1 just pip my nails >j HAP VCR LfcFT AM? I WAS LETTING/ 1, HANK? OUT FBK THE BREEZE PTV/ 5 if TH*CC BLOCKS! THC POtKMJ TiS WHEN VA OQMNA^ y _^%sk±_
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      The rural folk should be given a break
      172 18 tmrrTH niiwci to the If reply fcf Mr Lee Wai Kofc. Director of People's AaeortMlow <ST May »i m An«elai recite* ST May 13 I wish to ■A ■u J r *Aauit l{ Ecu ■^■y^m itw *h* benefit of datt— d ttMjjt
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      93 18 IROTR to the letter from tn« Acting Fire Officer Mr Urn Beng Lock <ST May 19) In reply to Affected Resident" (ST. May 3 > about unlicensed motor -repair workshops In Rangoon Road In 1970. residents of the Rangoon Road and Mergul Road neighbourhood complained to the former Acting Chief
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      OIL: JUST BLIND FAITH IN THE FUTURE
      134 18 OIL: JUST BLIND FAITH IN THE FUTURE MR Edward A. Ortbi. Jr's.. op 1 1 m1 sm (ST. May 31) that petroleum will be available to the world indefinitely despite rapidly increasing consumption seems no more than blind faith In the future. Despite the optimistic reports of geologists, and the
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      Theatre etiquette—or how to sit still at a good drama
      288 18 Theatre etiquette— or how to sit still at a good drama ILK must congratulate the iasl of the Royal Lyceum Theatre of Edinburgh for their successful matinee presentation of "When Thou Art King" at Hit' Victoria Theatre on Tuesday. The wonderful performance was. however, disrupted by the unruly behaviour of
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      82 18 Fruitlessly I appealed to the officer to reconsider my application for rejected flats. I explained to him my reasons for waiting 2' 2 years for a flat in that area several of my younger brothers and sisters are schooling nearby and switching schools is not easy. Also the environment we
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      252 18 I AM 20 years old. Last year I studied full-time for the Higher School Certificate examination by taking a correspondence course through a local college. My father was not granted an Income Tax relief in respect of myself for 1971. as the Income Tax Department claimed that I was not
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      We'll hold tax course if there's demand: AEB
      74 18 We'll hold tax course if there's demand: AEB I REFER to a letter by "Eagle" headlined "Teaching the taxpayer how to fill in his forms" iS.T May 31). Hie writer suggested that the Adult Education Board consider the possibility of running a course on income tax preparation. The Board will
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      When a man can't pay for his wife's flat
      324 18 When a man can't pay for his wife's flat MY wife purchased an HDB flat under the confirmed civil servant's scheme. Not being a civil servant myself, I wai disqualified from beinr a co-owner. Recently I »«ked the HDB whether I ould pay up the balance owing to the B<Mr
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        School doctor is for serious illness only
        67 18 N.P.K. whose letter "When the preuniversity student falls sick" appeared on May 29, is advised to seek medical treatment for minor ailments at the outpatient clinic nearest his home. Only students suffering from long-term conditions re q v iring constant supervision eg. tuberculosis,
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        113 18 PLEASE refer to the letter oy Gene W. Swlnstead (ST. May 23 1, concerning mosquitoes at hit residence. All complaints received through the telephone by this department are reduced to writing not only (or record purposes, but also to enable the Information to be transmitted to the field staff for
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        39 18 These breedings were Immediately destroyed but upon subsequent re-lnspec-tlon of the area concerned, mosquito breedings were again found In waterbearing receptacles discarded within the open compounds of houses. Orders have been served on the owners of all such premises.
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        100 18 It is the responsibility of all householders to prevent the creation of any conditions favourable to the propagation of mosquitoes within their premises and this can be achieved to a great extent by refraining from leaving empty tins and other water-bearing receptacles In the open or where water may collect
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        33 18 I REFER to the report headlined "Seized —The Deadliest Killer Pills" (ST.. May 30). Your report stated that the Chinese medicine seized by the police contains four p?r cent arsenic. This Is Inaccurate.
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        46 18 The Chemistry Department after a very careful analyses of the King Van Ton Chun King pills ascertained that they do contain arsenic poison with arsenic sulphide In It. but only at a strength of .4 per cent. LAWRENCE S.H. LOH. Public Relations Officer. Singapore Police Force.
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        47 18 IIHTH reference to the VI letter by E Lee, (8.T.. May 9>. a proposal to provide street lighting at Jalan Ang Slan Kong will be considered by the Urban and Rural Services Committee at Its next meeting YEONG KIM 18, Public Relation* Officer. Ministry of National Development
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      351 23 yui \<; badminton enthusiasts, who started as novices under the Fraser and Neave three-year scheme last December, have made remarkable improvement and are now good enough to compete in "mini International" tournament abroad. The first batch of 21 players the best from I seven
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      Oakland rout Rangers
      99 23 NEW YORK. Thurs— Major league baseball results yesterday Asaeiicaa Lcagae: Crli forma Angels 4 Chicago White Sox 3. Oakland Athletics 5 Texas Rangers 1. Minnesota Twins 3 Kansas City Royals 2. Detroit Tlfrers 5 Cleveland Indians 4 (10 innings). New York Yankees 5 Milwaukee Brewers 4. Boston
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      Francis hits a century
      79 23 LONDON. Thurs— A century by Bruce Francis, his highest score of the tour, provided the highlight of the Australian innings on the second day of the touring team's cricket match against Derbyshire at Chesterheld Francis, a 24-year-old New South Wales opening batsman, who played with considerable
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      Han 8-34 but team flop
      70 23 A PINE spell of 8-34 by Han Kee Pong failed to stop titlech&slng Beatty Secondary School from beating Swiss Cottage by 44 runs in their SC A -sponsored Inter -s cho o I cricket match at Balestier Road yesterday Beatty 110 iNlrmal Singh 28 Chua
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      Three-record Teo is best performer
      375 23 rpEO CHOON JOI. of 'B 1 division, won the Mount Vernon athletic meet's Best Performance Trophy when he scored three firsts, ail records, at Mount Vernon yesterday. Choon Jol won the 400 m i6o4i 800 m (2:23.7) and 1500 m (VM.4). Hazel Perera was outstanding
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      Super-fit Schools win 68-19
      202 23 Super-fit Schools win 68-19 SUPER-PIT Combined Schools Red emerged as strong challengers to defending Toto following their 68-18 win over Hal Vi in last nights National Basketball women championsnip at Oay World stadium. Unbeaten Schools now have four points from two matches to tie with Toto at the toe-of-the-tabie Inls
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      SRC win 7-0
      34 23 SINGAPORE. Recreation Club whipped Sembawang Shipyard 7-0 In their BHA league Division One hockey match on the padang yesterday John Woodrow (3), Oerrard de Cms (2) and Joe Montelro (2) scored
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      Germans held
      33 23 BERLIN, Thurs Uruguay held Bast Germany to a scoreleas tie In an International soccer game In Rostock last night. In the first game last Saturday. East Oermany beat the Latin Americans
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      24 23 SINOAPORE Civil Service Recreation and Sports Council has extended to June 10 the closing date for entries for Its first athletic championships.
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      Saints bounce back to win
      292 23 ST. ANDREW'S School bounced back in the Anal seconds of Injury time to edge Raffles Ins titation by 9-7 in the first leg of their Kiwi Cap ragby clash at Grange Road yesterday. Saints scored a goal and a penalty against a penalty and a
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      DOLLY BATS HIMSELF INTO TEST WITH 104
      294 24 DOLLY BA TS HIMSELF INTO TEST WITH 104 LONDON. Th«rs Basil 9t% T^«l^rd*jr to awMslM tlttuail* otrtein of playing IB the nnt Test against AwJtralia! next week South African barm PXMliosf reached his serond hwstfrod of the Kng■ipgS| »nd »a* 104 Mfl ovt whoa W#a>coHsrah>re warn all «rt for 25J
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      Newcastle beat Thais with Tudor hattrick
      100 24 Newcastle beat Thais with Tudor hattrick BANGKOK. Thar* Centrefarward John Tudar caaapleted a battrick last ntfht as Newsrastle I'nited of l.ntland beat Thailand Rajaprarhanakraw 1-1 In a friendly soccer match here. The Thais opened the •coring la the fifth sal ■ate when outsidrrlfht Prnpat H'oncsawan beat ■oalkeeper lan McFaal. TnUor
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      468 24 ROTTERDAM Thurs OHAKP SHOOTING Johan CruyfT blasted in two goals as Ajax Amsterdam remained the "Kings" of Europe by beat i n f Internazionale of Milan 2-0 in the 1972 European Soccer Cup final here last night In a disappointing match, the youthful zest of Ajax was
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      Goolagong makes short work of rival
      181 24 PARIS Thur* Australian Evonne OooUgong. the nrst aoed and reigning champion, reached the semi-nnala of the women's singles in the French Open tennis championships yesterday with a 6-3. 6-2 win over Britain's Corlne Molesworth Miss OooUgong. 20. took only SS minutes to win. For
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      Ferrari out of Le Mans
      102 24 MODENA. Italy Thurs. Italy's Ferrari Motor Company announced it would not take part In the Le Mans 24-hour sports car race In France on June 10 and 11. A Ferrari announcement said the reason for the decision was that it was impossible to enter the
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      Mundine wins
      53 24 SYDNEY Thurs —Australian Commonwealth Middleweight cha laptop Tony Mundlne moved closer to a crack at the World title when he beat highly-rated imarirsn Denny Mover bore last night, the referee stopping the scheduled 10-round fight at the end of the seventh round because of a bad cut to
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      31 24 MADRID. Thurs. Spain and Bulgaria drew 3-3 In their Olympic qualifying soccer match here last night and gave Poland top spot and a place In the Munich Oames tournament.
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      Shanghai Girl, Rubinstein top performers
      463 25  - Shanghai Girl, Rubinstein top performers EPSOM JEEP By NEWCOMERS Shanghai Girl and Rubinstein were the star performers on the track at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Shanghai Girl kept pace with speedy Prabu Mandura In a 3f trial in 36 4/5 sec. Rubinstein reeled off 3f in 36 4/5 with General Story
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      255 25 Sungei Queen gallops like winner Kongkalikoag moved freely over 3( In 41 *>d Carpet and Compensation ■printed over 3 f in 41 l 5 Nether Dan was hard held over 3f In 41 Steady (Muses Lee) went nicely on the bit over 31 In 42 2 Si pitting impressed In
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      47 25 HONO KONG Thurs. China will nu.d their 1972 NaI tional Games on June 9. The New China News Agent v i said the Games will mark the 20th anniversary of Chairman Mao's inscription "Promote i physical culture and build up I the people's health.'
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      106 23 SOCCER FAS Dlv 2 final: Junior AA v SCC at 7.30; for 3rd and 4th placings Kakl BukltvPAßC at 5.15; Dlv 3 final Spore Marble v Police B at 6.30 (all matches Jalan Beaari Friendly SRC homeand home (padang 5.15>. CRICKET SCA Inter-school (seniors) Swiss Cottage v Victoria i Balestier
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      399 24 KOOL AIR (S) PTE. LTD. Invite you to visit their new luxuriously furnished showroom and see the Carrier 38GF home central air conditioning system in action! A awl^L^L^av^afc II a^LV^ala^a^a^H HLfe^^ala^Bfl a^Ha^lfla^'V^a^ar^aflafl -M^ W Jl M H a lav '*m»*. I May We have completely furnished our lifK^ELJ* m "^•""•BB^BHI
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      71 24 AMAZING DISCOUNTS 20% to 60% on old and damaged goods 10% on all goods including f* this week's From 26th May to 27th June h HANDLOOMS W V 67 Jalan Ampani. Kuala Lumpur 43 John Little's Shopping Centre. Spore M Serangoon Boad, Singapore aa»»~ G© gel a Datsun at Chung
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      608 25 RATIONAL ELECTRICITY ROARI Lists C unclaimed security deposits for electricity supply to premises vacated since Ist September 1970 to 31st August 1971 will be on display or available at the following offices of the National Electricity Board until 31st August 1972 Al r. Star Including Kuala Kubu Bharu/ Kepala Batasi
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      866 25 PARLIAMENT OF MALAYSIA SPECIAL SELECT COMMITTEE ON CONTROVERSIAL FILMS Th* Dewan Ra'ayat by a resolution adopted on 19th May. 1972. has appointed a Special Select Committee on Controversial Film* with the following terms of re.'erence:"(a i to ascertain public opinion either verbally or in writing and to study in depth
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    54 26 PKIMItK (<oida Meir (right) »Uot) with b<»»«-4 head among her Ministers, as Israel's timtmtt i Parliament) afeaenr**l a minutfs silence on Tuesday, in solemn commemoration of 24 people killed at Lod lirport by Japanese gunmen working for the Palestinian gaerillaa. Defence Minister MaMaae Dayan Is in
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    Lock icon Terror killer identified as brother of hijacker
    329 26 TOKYO, Thursday THF surviving Japanese terrorist who staged the bloody shoot-out at Tel Aviv airport on Tuesday night killing 26 people, has been identified as Kozo Okamoto, 24, a young brother of one of nine leftist radicals who hijacked a Jetliner to North
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    28 26 SINOAPORI Pn An un identified Chinese main died on the spot after hi* motorcycle collided with a but In Henderson Road just before 1 a.m. today
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    120 26 BANGKOK. Thurs—Thailand has agreed to a Malaysian suggestion that remote border districts In the south come In for urgent development to counter the Influence of the communist terrorists. It was reported here today. The Bangkok Poet quoted the Thai Under-Secretary of State
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    217 26 $174,000 SEIZED IN QUINTERO'S HOME MANILA. Than. Government agents yesterday raided the home of a delegate to the Philippines Constitutional Convention who had named the First Lady Imelda Marcos as one of the sources of bribe money offered him to influence proceedings. The team of police and the National Bureau
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      669 27  - More changes to boost our role needed BLAIR JOHNSON By yUI Port is tin- cornerstone of Singapore's existence, it is the liist- on which Singa|K)re's sue revs has been built, Singapore International Chamber of Commerce chairman Ken (iould said vestenlav when presenting the Chamber's "Trade Programme t.»i tin 7(K" t<>
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      297 27 Call for Financial Advisory Panel on stock broking £|N the decade of ™1 the seventies when Singapore is working towards establishing itself as the regional financial centre, the Stock Exchange has an important Part to play and responsibilities which should transcend the business interests (in the narrow sense) of its
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      Dangers ahead for Singapore's petroleum exports
      277 27  - Dangers ahead for Singapore's petroleum exports AUSTIN MORAIS By FUTICAL de v c lopment* and national desires to be self sufficient In domestic refining capacity, such as In Thailand and the Philippines, may reduce markets for Singapore's petroleum exports over the next decade. The building of new refineries In South
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      CITY TALK
      151 27  -  CROESUS Mm ■y Coincidence? WHEN reading the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce's 'Trade Programme for the 7#'s" yesterday I was struck by the similarity between the document and the speech given by finance minister Hon Sul Sen st the Chamber's luncheon to mark its AGM. The Chambers report
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      New rules on delivery times fail to crack market
      532 27 New rules on delivery times fail to crack market T»HE month of May saw share prices moving sideways with sentiment still firm. Fears that cutting delivery times by half for ready and delayed would depress the market proved unfounded, but from May 22 when the new rules came into effect
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      EXTERNAL TRADE UP BY $214 mil
      121 27  - EXTERNAL TRADE UP BY $214 mil CHIA POTCIK By i SINGAPORE'S total external trade in the first quarter of this year rose to $3,533 million over $214 million more than the comparable period last year The increase applies to both Import.-, and expnr»> though Imports from Malaysia show a decrease
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    274 28 •■Mil Bm* A*U DrveiofM*M Omjmtßm MCACORP ha* anSMMMM94 afrenU new trap Is Malaysia and rHmn i -i. ■■„.n iMMr oC Asia Unit Trust* wtuie Mr Urn T«w Oust and Mr. AMUrw T«» Tr* KkUM have been appointed Ofctocs of ligigwi Unit Trusts Mr Urn and Mr Russell
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    445 28 BANGKOK: A team of Japanese exjx'its has found it not economically feasible to build an oil pipeline across tlit- narrow Kra Isthmus in southern Thailand to link the Indian and lie (X-eans. The Japanese Ministry of International Trade and Industry commissioned the
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    Gang-nails—a boon for builders
    625 28 Gang-nails— a boon for builders VO It Is not a 11 mini mattress for a naldget medlatator Cheryl Khoo, receptionist at the Australian Trade Commission in Kuala Lumpur, is really showing the bed of nails that brightens life for builders. It Is a gang nail, which the United Nations Industrial
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      PRELIMINARY RESULTS
      491 28 rre tax Company Year to Boustead Holdings Dec 71 Chendertang Tin Dec. 71 City DevelopmenU Oct. 71 Euo Standard Dec. 71 Federal Cables Dec 71 Fusan Fishing ia> Dec 71 Denting Highlands Dec 71 Oeorge Town Dlsp. Jan. 72 Oopeng Con'ated Bept. 71 H land 6 Lland Dec
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      83 28 Company Half-year to profit (000) Di ivid< lends 'hemiial Co of M'sia hin Teck Plant ycle It Carriage lalaya Olass lerlin Hotel M'sia losbert Bhd lv Benut Mar 72 Feb 72 Mar. 72 Jan 72 Dec. 71 Dec. 71 Feb. 72 $5,730 $941 $7,148 $332 $780 $19 $84
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      SCRIP ISSUE
      9 28 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corpn.: On;-for-five, capitalising $10 million
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      REPAYMENT OF CAPITAL
      51 28 New Serendah Rubber: Proposed that the 6,148.047 Ordinary stocks of $1 each be reduced in value to stocks of 75 cents each and that such reduction be effected by repaying the sum of $1 for every four of the said stock units, i.e. 25 cents per $1
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      Offers for Sale. Placings and Introductions
      561 28 Consolidated Plantations: A new UK company formed by the three-way merger among the boards of Straits Rubber, Merlimau Pegoh and Craigielea Rubber in the consideration as (i> For every 200 shares of lOp in Straits 245 shares of lOp each in Consolidated instead of
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      NEW ISSUES
      46 28 Company idhesive Tape fnilite Electrical erlis Plantation: Listing Date May 2 May 4 May 30 Placement Public Private Public Capital $M 3.5 5.4 15.0 1 Par Value $1.00 $1.00 $1.03 Net Opening Tangible Price Assets $0 96 $129 $0 88 $148 $0 94 $100
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      NEWS from AUSTRALIA
      362 28 SYDNEY: The rush to relinquish mining leases in the eastern eoldfields of Western Australia has reached the same scale as the race to peg them in the mining boom of 1969-70. Millions of acres of claims have been surrendered In the past few months In the face
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      Tenth income return for Unit Trust holders
      149 28 TTMT holders in the *-J Malaysian Investment Fund on Wednesday received their 10th income distribution, since inception of the Fund in 1966. amounting to $4.30 gross per 100 units. This brings total gross dividends for the year ended April 15, last, to $9.73.
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        42 29 I Raman OB t Orrdir [(-■M-rlok >rif nt Hold I luilu or imm rx M Flo«r M 40 »5 55 UN »3 30 $121 $136 $162 $2U tin $2 27 -t- X» •f.IS .15 .10 -t-.Ot .09 .0t .07 .0S Oft
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        38 29 <. I i>orr tidal I ■*<>■ I'waU i tni i. and G I Nat > Estate M. Work $3.24 $0 75 $241 $160 $184 $410 $155 $185 $2 69 -J4 —.07 —.07 —.01 -.0$ -.0$ -.05 -.06 —.05 'MC -.05
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        23 29 Veneer Products 140.000 S pore Land 117.000 Merlin (M) 119.000 Perils Plant 83.000 Total Turnover 2.07 M Delayed Percentage 830
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        35 29 May 11 Imm* 1 Uinmiiili: tMM tMJI H*trh MM MJI rr«prrUn ittll SMJS Tkw: HtBJ IliN I nbtm UtM 171 31 Dm. M. IM4 1M Dec. SI. IM* 1M t Dm. M, IMS IM
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      1089 29 CLOSING TONE: Oil palms. I tins firm while the rest easier. TI'RNOVEB: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday Including odd IoU totalled 2.073 000 (2.543.000). stuck and share units valued at 54.369.616 (68.442.513) while industrials accounted for 1316.000 (1.443.--000). hotels 382.000 (471.000). Oil Palms
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      Prices ease in slack trading
      253 29 Prices ease in slack trading rjBABE prices tended lower O in alack trading on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Most of the business was written on either profittaking or covering aeeoant. The aarket remained technically strong. Observers generally held that the market was quite liquid now aod
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      66 29 'THESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of US $25 000 and above 1 mth 4 1 10 to 4 7 16 2 mtht 4 5 16 to 4 9 16 3 mtht 4 l to 4 H% 6 mths
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1232 29 DUBINEBB In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala liampur trading rooms of the Block Exrtmnge yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 unmta otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS Aesaa 2.36. (2) 2.27. A. Tape (ll 1 35. 4Jtßosao4a <3> 2.12. ill 2.16
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      99 29 MALEX: Nozawa Corporation of Japan has announced that its Malaysian subsidiary. Malex Asbestos Cement, Is to be listed on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore early in July. A Reuter report from Osaka yesterday said the Noxawa Malaysian subsidiary is to offer about $1 million worth of its stocks
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      Exchange rates
      189 29 THE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced theee best agreed merchant rates v at June 1. Lacal Mian to mm aatt Bcfltag Baytag e« Fsretga CinMt} TTardD TT OD Sterling Pound TMM 7JJ2j 7 3200 Australian Dollar |J7» 1.3275 3.3075 Canadian Dollar 3 JIM 3 5825 3 5X75
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      461 29 HOTEL NEGARA during 1971 suffered a fall in pre-tax profits from $355,519 to $113,613. The company is paying a first and final dividend of 5 per cent, a maiden dividend. The directors have decided to write back the provisions for diminution in value of Investments amounting to $292,000
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        Tin recovers
        193 29 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday recovered partially from the week-long drift with a rise of $1 50 to $626.50 per plcul on an official offering down 49 tons to 283 tons The overnight London metal price was steady with forward buyers quoted at £1.452 per metric
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        55 29 S 6 Spore (2) 207 70 SOS. JO (11 Export price In non-sterling areas In U.S. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealers prices la Singapore dollars per tael. KM /mdon M.41 Ictrut MHO lonKkooa M.M lurlch M.MB M.4M »«rl« W.M I pore il MlO Ull M.U M.90 M.ST
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        20 29 JUNE 1. RUBBER: 91 M cents unchanged). TIN $62C56 (up $1.56). Official offering 283 tons (down 49 toni).
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        PRODUCE
        111 29 /"MINIS! »ROOUCf IXCMANGI. IINC«r0KI NOON CLOSING RICCS ■'■N PICUL VISTIMOAV. Ceeemit Ori: bulk (3«| cellar*. drum SMI sellers. Ceora: Mixed Itowo UK Coot. 121 B. Pe»aer: Muntok AST A white f.o.b. 100% NLW 1179 eellers. Sarawak white f.o.b. M*» NLW SIM tellcra. Sarawak special black f.o.b »«K NLW ft
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        36 29 London copper pnrei on tfcednisriay (previous la brackets). Wlrebar Spot buyer {412(10 (£409.30) leller £412 90 (£410.00): Three months buyer £419. i0 (41(90) aeller £420.00 (£417.00). Market tc*-e: Steadier tale* 7 i mi tona
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        PALM OIL
        41 29 In London on Wednesday Ihr palm oil prices of Malayan 5 p*r rent CIT UX/N European pom In bulk •terlinc par long ton July Au| vu quoted at UK <M sellers unchanged): Aug /Sept. at UK 190 paM (unchanged).
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      341 29 rE market yesterday was In the doldrunn for the best part of the morning and levels were virtually unchanged. The only feature was the inquiry for prompt delivery for RSS One by the MRFB. The morning session closed very quiet. The afternoon session was unchanged and very quiet.
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      SMR BUSINESS
      86 29 T}AILY SMR prices issued by the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Rubber Association of Singapore at noon yesterday JUNK JI'LY 6CV 5L 10 30 M (I— ton Pallet) (I— ton Pallet) (I— ton Pallet) (I— ton Pallet) (I— ton Pallet) (I— ton Pallet) Buyer* Seller* CeaU per kg. 104.25
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      Sellers exercise caution
      600 29 A DISAPPOINTING week's trading was affected by closures on Monday, both In London and New York, which stowed down an already apathetic market and reduced turnover. says Holiday. Cutler, and Bath in iU weekly rubber review. Levels moved narrowly between 92 and 91 cents per kilo for
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        MELBOURNE
        283 29 MELBOURNE. Thurs —Mining and Industrial shares continued to move ahead In more active trading on the Melbourne Stork Exchange today. WooaaMe-Banaah highlighted trading from the opening bell At the peak of trading, the shares hit ASS 50. their highest point ever. Teaterday'a cloning middle prices in Au-traliao dollars and
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        NEW YORK
        245 29 YORK. Wed. Stocks, handicapped by pro fit -taking and a variety of "other" factors, fell sharply in moderate trading. Among the other Items weighing on the market were disappointment the UB-Bovtet summit meeting didn't result In any positive development (or ending the Vietnam war. and renewed worry over
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        HONG KONG
        97 29 UONO KONO. Thurs— The market was very strong throughout the day with widespread trading but the swing of Interest to the first line counters. «htrh first became evident yesterday, continued and some excellent gains in these stocks were recorded Hong Kong Land continued to be in demand and
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        Indices
        108 29 FINANCIAL llMi> TIN Wednesday M 86 Tuesday 89 IT w «*k MO 8934 Xl BBHls Wednesday 304 60 Tu^^y >»4 69 w ««k «8O 296 33 OILS Wednesday 301 01 Tuesday joi 36 Week ago 300.74 ■MM RTKIALfI Wednesday »184 Tuesday 524 3 Week ago 533 0 DOW JONES
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      35 29 Oo the free ssastange marks! in Hong Konn yesterday the U S •allar ■as quoted at SMI23 for T.T. and for sash. Sterling was quoted at 14 SO aad «»M at a»l.l».
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      435 30 >1V FABER ZAX UNION *£2W GROUP PERSONNEL MANAGER Faber Union Group wishes to appoint a Personnel Manager to be based in their Singapore Office The Personnel Manager will report to the Group Managing Director and will be responsible for the overall personnel function of the organisation. The Group has major
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