The Straits Times, 7 June 1972

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 225.000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd IMS WEDNESDAY. JUNE 7. lt?2 10 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3118
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    Lock icon Police alert in Japan
    681 1 Police alert in Japan Fourth 'suicide squad 9 man may strike TOKYO. Tuesday POLICE units were placed on 24 hour alert today because of reports that a "fourth man" of the Lod suicide squad planned to strike here. j The terrorist was i d c n t ili c d
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    Lock icon Lebanon will not take over IPC
    80 1 BIIRIT. Tues. Prime Minister Saeb Salam said today Lebanon will not nationalise the Westernowned Iran Petroleum Company (IPC) installations in Lebanese territory. IPC installations and pipelines, linkin' northern Iraqi oilfields with Mediterranean terminals, were nationalised by Iraq and Syria last week. A section of
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    CONCORDE ARRIVES AT 5.30pm
    464 1 CONCORDE ARRIVES AT 5.30pm SINGAPORE, Tuesday jJI/NDHKDS of people are expected to crowd Singa|H>re airport tomorrow to watch the Concorde 002 touch down at 5.30 p.m. for the fust time. The Anglo-French airliner (maximum cruising speed of 1.450 m.p.h. or 2.320 kilometres per hour) Is coming for a three-day sales
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    468 trapped in mine
    51 1 SALISBIRY Tv« An underground explosion at the Hankie Colliery 35* miles west of here today trapped miners. A spokesman for the mine owners. Anglo-American Corp.. said there was no further news on the fate of the miners 423 Africans and 35 whites. Rescue work had started
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    Lock icon Hoaxer foiled
    50 1 BRUSSELS. Tues. A Sabena Boeing 727 captain, certain that all the luggage aboard his plane had been thoroughly checked. Ignored an anonymous call which said a bomb was on his aircraft, airline sources said, today. He took off on schedule, flew to London and has returned safely. AP.
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    Fidel in Warsaw
    28 1 WARSAW Tues Cuban Premier Fidel Castro arrived today (or an eight -day visit near the end of his two-month tour of Africa and Eastern Europe
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    Lock icon World mission
    18 1 WASHINOTON Tues. President Nixon despatched former Treasury Secretary John Conrmlly on a round-the-world mission today. AP.
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    Ismail acts to get back children
    883 1  -  LIM SUAN KOOI Singapore, Tuesday ■small Omar, husband of Joan Ismail, wants his three children back and has started legal action to get them away from his wife in Britain. He told me this today In an Interview about life with the woman who
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    No move by Govt to bring back Joan Ismail
    213 1 No move by Govt to bring back Joan Ismail SIM.\POKI Tues The 1 Singapore (ioxrrnmrnt has taken no action and. according to informed sources, is unlikely to to brine back Mrs. Joan Ismail from Britain to prosecute her for alleged falsification of travel documents and cohabitation under Mih lim law.
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    New IPI chief
    32 1 MUNICH. Tues A Nigerian publi.ihei I. K Jakande. was elected chairman of the International Pre institute < IPI > today, succeeding Miss Aw Blan of Sin Pnh Amalgamated (Hong Kong) VVI
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    Kansom return
    27 1 ALGIERS Tues. Algeria will return the USSSOU 000 ransom of '.he Western Airlines hijackers. but will give the couple political asylum Government officials suid today
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      Syrians fire on Israeli planes
      31 1 Syrians fire on Israeli planes DAMASCIS. Tues Syrian anti-aircraft guns today opened fire against a formation of Israeli planes over the Syrian coastal area, according to an official announcement here -Rrutrr
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      Lock icon Hanoi offensive will end in a few weeks: Laird
      221 2 \L ASHINGTON. Tue» Defence Secretary Mcl yin Laird said today the North Vietnamese no longer are capable of a sustained offensive, and he expects them to fall back shortly and re-group I b»lie»e they have the capability to go on far
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      Treaty helps Pentagon save US$65O mil
      74 2 WASHINGTON lues The U.S. will save I MM million 4> an im mediate re»«lt of the nuclear arms treaty sign ed by President Nixon and SoMfi traders in Meecew. The treaty, limiting anti ballistic missile (ABM) defences, means that a request by the Pentagon
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      Lock icon Vorster wields the big stick
      380 2 CAPE TOWN, Tues South African student leaders today planned to continue their anti-government demonstrations despite strong police action and a warning by the Government that the protest will be crushed With a ban on all demonstrations in Cape Town in force today following yesterday's tear
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      US$9O,OOO drug find on ship
      31 2 HOUBTON. Tues. Pederal agents Mixed USS9O.OOO worth of hashish on Sunday night on an American freighter at the Port of Beaumont, the US Customs Service said.
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      POLICE BREAK UP DEMO AT UN TALKS
      241 2 POLICE BREAK UP DEMO AT UN TALKS STOCKHOLM. Tues. —Security precautions were tightened up here today as delegates to tne United Nations conference on human environment got down to serious talking after opening ceremonies marred by demonstrations. The demonstrators believe the conference Is on the wrong course. Last night police
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      Lock icon Tito gets a warm welcome from Soviet leaders
      230 2 Tito gets a warm welcome from Soviet leaders jUO&COW, Tues Yugoslavia's President Tito today goes into his first talks In Moscow with Soviet leaders since the 1968 Russian-led invasion of Czechoslovakia, which led to cool relations between Belgrade and the Kremlin. Since then differ* nces have been patched up. especially
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      Lock icon Smith bans aid for political parties
      132 2 CALIB BURY. Tues. The Government today banned political parties from receiving assistance from outside Rhodesia. The order will prevent the African National Council tANC). among others, from accepting l^nds from groups such as the Organisation of Atrlcan Unity (OAU». from which it had been
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      Lock icon Actress weds again
      57 2 SAN FRANCISCO Tuei Actress Edie Adams married trumpeter Fl-te Canduli in a private ceremony over the weekend here. It wa» her third marriage, and the fourth for him. Mia* Adams, whose first husband was the late comedian Ernie Kovacs. recently divorced photographer Marty Mills Among Condoli s
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      Lock icon Oil target
      28 2 JAKARTA. Tues Indonesian oil production is expected to reach two million barrels a day before 1978 the Mining Minister. Dr Sumantn Brodjonegoro. said last night —Reuter
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      Angela goes into hiding after threats
      162 2 |^EW YORK. Tue> Angela Davis, who received death threats during her murder trial, has gone into hiding since her acquittal on Sunday Mm Davis revealed the death threats after leaving the court, but said they wouM not prevent her fr^m becoming activ,again "in the
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      No beer, so no work
      60 2 PHILADELPHIA. Tues About li5C brewery workers went <n strike yesterday because their employer wanted to discontinue a 5)-year practice of providing free beer to workers during that period known else where as coffee breaks. The strike halted production at the Philadelphia and Norrfotown plants rf
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      31 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby jf" "N V. ALL TMW TrTorcouaW I COMI**S TO CTAV J suwwAgKn] 1J T^-n r^\ /"WELL. MOW rtttioTN I'LL BE OEACv7T\ I^^ ?^L^ U ABOUT AMofwec
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      Lock icon A funeral fit for a prince but not a king...
      302 3 A funeral fit for a prince but not a king... I ONDON T»es Th* Dvhe of Wtsinri b*d, te4a> In, beneath a quiet garden near Windsor Castle after a funeral fit for a prince hat not a kinc The man who reigned briefly as Edward \ll< and then gave up
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      Lock icon Philippines seeks talks on US bases
      277 3 Philippines seeks talks on US bases MANILA. Tuesday. THE Philippines has called for top-level talks with the United States to ascertain how long the U.S. intends to use its military bases here and whether it is planning or has installed long-range missiles in these bases. The call was made In
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      Asean meeting to fix date for summit
      122 3 MANILA, Tues.— Foreign Secretary Carlos Romulo announced today that the Asean Foreign Ministers conference will be held here on July 13-14. Mr Romulo said the Foreign Ministers of Asean member countries —Malaysia. Indonesia. Singapore. Thailand and the Philippines will discuss the date, place
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      Lock icon Eight hurt by firebombs
      49 3 ROME Tue«. Eight people were burned last night when unidentified uuilanu nrebumbed a meeting of NeoFascisU They aaid two men were seriously injured. The attack came at the headquarters of the "New Europe" Youth Movement, part of the Neo-F'aacUt Italian Social Hove- I ment UPI.
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      Lock icon US plan to develop killer satellite
      104 3 CAPE KENNEDY, Tues. The Defence Department will study the feasibility of a killer satellite system capable •r intercepting, inspecting and destroying hostile space vehicles The Soviet Union already has demonstrated this capability. The Air Force Space and Missile Systems Organisation in Los Angeles asked
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      Lock icon Housewives peace petition to Whitelaw
      113 3 Housewives peace petition to Whitelaw BELFAST. Tues. Roman Catholic housewives In Belfast and Londonderry presented Secretary of State William Whitelaw with peace petitions containing 63.500 signatures yesterday Among the 13.500 signatures on the Londonderry petitions were those of five leaders of the provisional wing of the IRA. according to the
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      Lock icon Mafia head's sons escape barrage of bull.ets
      159 4 Mafia head's sons escape barrage of bull.ets V TOE*. Taes A barrage of bullet* waa fired at two mm of Mafia leader Joe Colombo bere yesterday one rear after their father was seriously wounded in aa attack that started a tang war which cost some 15 lives. Joseph Jr. 25,
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      74 injured
      28 4 TOKYO. lues An expresi train collided with a dump truck at a road crossing near Sapporo, the capital city of Hokkaido. Seventy-four people mere injured— UPl
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      Lock icon Now an Opec grab threat
      365 4 VIENNA. Tues. If oilproducing countries' demands for 20 per cent equity ownership in Westernowned facilities are not met, they may nationalise the properties, as Iraq did last week. Their eventual aim is for 51 per cent 'participation." Dr Nadim Pachachl, Secre-tary-General of the Organisation of
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      Lock icon Hassan issues 'meet me face to face' dare to Gaddafi
      220 4 Hassan issues 'meet me face to face' dare to Gaddafi RABAT, Tuesday. |£ING Hassan of Morocco yesterday publicly challenged President Muammar Gaddafi of Libya to "have the courage" to meet him face to face to put an end to the bitter quarrel between them. The challenge was made at the
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      JACKIE DRAWS THE APPLAUSE
      93 4 JACKIE DRAWS THE APPLAUSE WASHINGTON. Tues. TT Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy Onassls received a standing ovation last night when she entered the John F. Kennedy Centre for the Performlnf Art« for the first time to hear composer-con-ductor Leonard Bernstein's production of "Ma«", dedicated to her late husband. "Beautiful. Just beautiful," she
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      Across the US in 53 days —on foot
      150 4 Across the US in 53 days on foot IWEW YORK, Tues. A 11 27-year-old Briton claimed yesterday to have »et a new record by walking across America in 531 days and said that it helped relieve his chronic asthma. John Lees, of Brighton. England, said he averaged miles In 16
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      Warrants out for hijacker and girlfriend
      208 4 YEW YORK. TiwrWarrants foi arrest of Will'an Holder and Kath. Kerkow on charges of air piracy for the hijacking of a Wes Airlines jet to Alt were issued y< If convlrted on these charges the pair could get the death pen.. Government prosecutor Edward
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    MAISON MARIE ANNUAL SALE LAST WEEK!!
    96 6 MAISON MARIE ANNUAL SALE LAST WEEK!! PRICES SLASHED Rifht Down! now mau an mi ma« LAMS SfIKS yanima J3950 MWSIN LAMS LMttw MCS (4950 $vi 532.50 $11 M StfTU TfMla| MMfffS $6500 (49.00 $24J1 $1l« Ml* JU SKITS $1350 $UI CATAIMA T SMm $32 50 SI4M MB tMMHi T Starts
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    Dead on target—ClSCO kids swing into action
    159 6 Dead on target— ClSCO kids swing into action SINGAPORE. Tues. There was r>nsmokr and flashes of range when the CISCO kids of Singapore men in their Ms and 4#s got into action this morning. And they were dead on target. The first batch of 18 men from the Guard and
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    Aussies seek inclusion in neutral S-East Asia
    301 6 T KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday HE Australian Labour Party today suggested that the Asean proposal for neutralisation of bouth-east Asia be expanded to Include Australia Mr. L.H Barnard deputy leader of the Federal Opposition in the Australian Parliament, said that he had already mooted
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    Sea blasting
    26 6 BrNOAPORE. Tues The Port of Singapore Authority today said underwater blastln* work In Belat Jurong and Selat Pesek will be extended to June 30
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    Missing $38,000: Man held
    47 6 ALOR STAR. Tues Police Investigating the lorn of 13*000 from the Chartered Bank here yesterday, have detained a member of the staff for questioning The money, all In *50s had been kept in a cashbox placed on a stool beside the cashier's table
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    Baby show
    42 6 SINGAPORE. Tues Bukit Timah community centre will hold a baby show on July 9 at a.m. The contest U open to children between three and II months. Entry forms are available at the centre at 7J mile Bukit Tlmah Avenue
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    Gang of four rob cargo ship in harbour
    120 6 Gang of four rob cargo ship in harbour Tues. Four men, one armed with a revolver, boarded a Singa-pore-registered cargo vessel, mv. Perak, yesterday and escaped with $161 worth of duty-free liquor, tobacco and cigarettes. Police said the vessel was anchored at the Inner Roads at 2 10 am. yesterday,
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    Raja's date cancelled
    47 6 SINGAPORE. Tues The Foreign Minister and MP for Kampong Glam. Mr S Rajaratnam. will not be able to attend his weekly meet-the-people .-esMon tomorrow because of prior engagements However, branch officials will be In attendance. Mr. Rajaratnam will meet the people the following Wednesday
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    Magistrate recalls being told off by hawker
    164 6 Magistrate recalls being told off by hawker SINGAPORE. Tues A magistrate remarked today that hawkers In Singapore were aggressive and recounted how he was once told off by one of them. Mr Yong Yeong Sui, sitting in the Second Magistrate's Court, said: I went to a fruit hawker once and
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    Don't sour up people's ties with Govt, warns MP
    233 6 Don't sour up people's ties with Govt, warns MP SINGAPORE. Tues A small Rroup of people in Bukit Timah are trying to sour uo the good relations existing between the Singapore leadership and the public, the Parliamentary Seer etary (Health). Mr Chor Yeok Eng. charged today This group, he claimed
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    Interior design
    32 6 APORE TufS The Women's sub-commute Havrlock community rentre will organise a c< urse on Interior decoration Thot interested Miould reamer at the centre between 3 pm and 9 pm dally
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    Time off for a wish and warm-up
    236 7 COMEX ADVENTURERS AT HOT SPRINGS IPOH, Tuesday MEMBERS of the Singapore Comex (Commonwealth expedition) group this morning took time off to visit the Yook Lin Hot Springs in Tambun before hitting the road for Bangkok. The M-strong adventure group 22 of them women—
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    GROW BETTER PINES, PLANTERS URGED
    82 7 Xl \LA LIMPIR. Tnes. Malaysian pineapple rowers were yesterday nrgw* to produce better «u*lit> fruit in order to meet the increasing worM demand tor pineapples, particularly from Japan. The call was made by the chairman of the Pineapple Industry Marketing Corporation, Inch* Abdul Axil Yassin.
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    Pollution free lesson from Dutch seaport
    286 7  - Pollution free lesson from Dutch seaport SHEN SWEE YONG By Singapore. Tuesday J»HE MINISTER for Science ;ind Technology, Dr. Toh Chin (.'live, tonight suiri that in spjte of its intensive bdoatrial jctivity there is little or no pollution in Rotterdam. "This is remarkable and has been achieved because of strict
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    Suspicion delays forming of works councils
    625 8 Suspicion delays forming of works councils SINGAPORE. Tuesday gIS IMC lON of each other's motives is one of Unreasons managers and unionists hesitate to form works councils in SingajKne. The adviser to the Labour Minister, Dr David C. E. Chew, said this when he opened a twoday works council seminar,
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    Ngee Ann students to live in HDB flats hostels
    128 8 Ngee Ann students to live in HDB flats hostels SINGAPORE, Tues Seventy- six two- room H o v s ing Board flats in Clement! Estate will be rented out as hostels for students of Ngee Ann Technical Col- lege when the new semester starts In October. This follows recent negotiations
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    Confirmed: Bridge will link Penang to mainland
    237 8 PINANO, Tues. Chief Minister Dr. Llm Chung Eu today confirmed that the link between Penang Island and Province Weilesley would be a bridge He was replying to DAP Opposition leader Mr. Yeap Ohlm Ouan. who asked what progress had been made towards a
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    Misadventure verdict
    56 8 BINOAPORC. Tues Coroner Mr. David Gerald today recorded verdict of misadventure on a Hong Kong businessman, Wong Hlng Ah. 47, who died In Outran) Hospital about four hours after an accident In Somer&et Road on May 23. The court heard that Wong was crossing the road when he
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    Illegal entry: Seven jailed
    55 8 SINGAPORE. Tues Seven Indonesian* wei« today Jailed for two weeks each when they admitted entering Singapore Illegally between May t and June 4. They were All bin Hajl. 30. Ho Eng SUng. 21. Ooh Ah Heng. 16, Kerja Sumento. 40. Ami Mohammed. 30, Innot bin Khamls.
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    Two motorcyclists in fatal crashes
    72 8 SINGAPORE, Tus. Two motorcyclists were killed on the roods yesterday. Tan Boon Kent, 22, died at Outrun HospiUl, after be crashed into the rear of a lorry in Lorong Gondola n. off Paya Lebar Road, at 10 15 a.m. About four hoars later, G. Mathaya.
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    Man wanted by KL police slipped in hidden in lorry
    186 8 Man wanted by KL police slipped in hidden in lorry SINGAPORE. Tues A district court was told today how a 58-year-old Malaysian wanted by the Malaysian police entered Singapore Illegally to look for a job. Tan Chin Thye. who has eight convictions told the court "I managed to slip past
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    $70 punch
    34 8 SINOArORE. Tuei Seaman Tan Wee Mong. 22. wa« fined 170 today after he admitted causing hurt to another seaman. Peter Simon, by punching him on Nov 6 last year In Pullerton Road.
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    Malaysian troops go after terrorist food suppliers
    212 9 Malaysian troops go after terrorist food suppliers LORRY DRIVERS BLAMED IPOII. Tuesday GffiCUMTY forces have mounted an intensive operation against fly-by-night lorry drivers who enter the "Operation Setia" area to supply communist terrorists with IVxml. The State Director of Information. Inche Shukor Ayob. disclosed today that the lorries ply inside
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    Blast deaths: Shipyard blamed
    82 9 Blast deaths: Shipyard blamed SINGAPORE, Tues. State Coroner Inche Ibrahim Burhan, today blamed Jurong Shipyard for the death of five workers killed in the Jurong oil barge Mendu explosion on March 5 He said I find that their Jealtts were due to the negligence of the Jurong Shipyard." The court
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    Suicide verdict
    35 9 SINGAPORE Tues Second Coroner Mr David Gerald today recorded a verdict of suicide on a 74-year-old housewife. Ttong Hock Wha who was found handed In her house In Duxton Road on May 27
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    Labourer found beheaded in house
    135 9 Labourer found beheaded in house PENANG. Tv.es. A man was decapitated in a house at Weld Quay here today. Kuppusamy. 55. a handcart puller was found in a pool of blood at about 5.24 a.m. His semi- nude body was disembowelled, his severed head was a few feet away. Police
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    Obscene books
    30 9 SINOAPORE. Tues Supiamanlatn Sinnathamby 25. was today charged with having four obscene books and four obscene photographs near a shop In Ulu Sembawang Road at 12.20 a.m. yesterday
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    Missing: Mother and her two children
    175 9  - Missing: Mother and her two children N.G. KUTTY By SINGAPORE, Tues. A young housewife and her two children have been reported missing from their home in Tanglin Halt Road. Queenstown, since last Saturday They were last seen by the woman's husband Just before he left for work at nine that
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    Italian books for varsity library
    59 9 Italian books for varsity library SINGAPORE, Tues The Italian Ambassador to Singapore Dr Roberto De Cardona, today presented 60 books to the University of Singapore Library. The books, mainly Italian literary works. Include a set of Italian encyclopaedia in IS volumes The acting librarian of the University Library. Mrs. WangChen
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    Party for 200 Malaysians
    59 9 SINOAPORE. Tues The Malaysian High Commls loner In Singapore and Da tin Badarlah Abdullah All. will give a reception at Rumah Malaysia In Gallop Road at 7 p.m. tomorrow, to celebrate the 44th birthday of the Yang dl Pertuan Agong About 200 Malaysians, including students from
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      19 9 READAPOCKETBOOK THIS WEEKEND THOUSANDS OF TITLES TO CHOOSE FROM POCKET BOOKS (PTE) LTD 12 ORCHARD RD TEL: 347 M
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      258 9 Straits Times Crossword ACEOSR Avoid Joining players on 1 Left him a typist to do the the stage (4-4). footbai: feature (4-4). 13 Sec nothing In such writing i Strikes the reformer at aound (I. 15 Note about posh reaoit t Work in the yard occupying familiar to the golfer
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      SUPERSONIC ERA IS IN FOR TOUCH DOWN
      1476 11  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS I 1 THIS is Concorde Week launched as from June 5 to herald the dawning of the supersonic era In Singapore Today we witness the historic landing of the first Prototype Concorde 002 at Singapore airport the fastest plane ever to
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      SPEED-THE PRIDE OF THE CONCORDE
      1054 12 SPEED-THE PRIDE OF THE CONCORDE- Cockpit Uyoat of the C— cwd« prototype »uh controls for captain and co- pilot and ImcMHat i centre > a large "■•vlin »»ap" display. This duplicates mmnud navigational aids and Is at present desirned for test fUchts only MACH 2.2 equals 1,400 miles an hour.
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      Aircraft with a droop in the nose
      1314 13  - Aircraft with a droop in the nose A STAFF WRITER fONCORDE is the first of the civil superjets In the western world— the dream of the Sixties that Is now a fact of the seventies Seven controversial years after Its conception. Concorde left the fantasy of the artists' Impression* and
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      75 11 JARDINES welcome I The Chairman members of Rolls-Royce (1971) Ltd. arriving in The Anglo-French Supersonic Airliner Rep re sen ta tives: Jardine Engineering Corpn. Ltd. P.O. Box 2727, Singapore. JARDINES Representatives for: British Aircraft Corporation Rolls-Royce (1971) Ltd. British Hovercraft Corporation Westland Helicopters TT Aircraft Furnishing Ltd. Smiths Industries Ltd.
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      319 12 JARDINES welcome The Chairman members of the British Aircraft Corporation, Commercial Aircraft Division, arriving in the Anglo-French Supersonic Airliner Represen ta tives: Jardine Engineering Corpn. Ltd. P.O. Box 2727, Singapore. SOL welcomes Concorde 002 with liquid helium (the coldest substance known to man) When they planned the current Concorde flight
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      135 13 This is confidence. b^bs— siMß^s^a^i i i^^»^Z^^*Wssf bP^L m S^sa^^Bf B^B\ .^S^S^B^B^B^^^ta. I f^^^Pßj U i When people think of ball- resources of Ransome and Maries, bearings, they naturally think Hoffmann, and Pollard; leading of RHP, and this is just what bearing manufacturers. the designers and constructors If the British
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      HANOI STALLED
      347 14 The North Vietnamese offensive Is in a fair amount of trouble It can be pushed for a few more weeks at the present level, says the U.S. Secretary of Defence, but he expects that instead the Invaders will fall back a bit, regroup and try again In September
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      ASEAN AND THE EEC
      205 14 Problems which South-east Asian nations face in their relations with the European Economic Community are to be discussed in Brussels later this month It is essential that Malaysia. Singapore. Thailand, the Philippines and Indonesia should agree on a common approach, centred on concessions for goods which
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    Japan's concern over US troop strength
    410 14 Japan's concern over US troop strength TOKYO. Tues The 1 United States now has more troops in Japan than In Vietnam, leaving Japanese Government officials In a political quandary over how to explain this tact to the Japanese public With the return of Okinawa, where 41.500 American troops are stationed,
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    Lock icon The power game-Kissinger style
    387 14 The power gameKissinger style CONDON Tuesday THE success of the Moscow summit Is a particular triumph for Henry Kissinger's world view He has argued that grear powers can balance their mutual interests on a planetary scale, transcending local or Ideological differences In Moscow, as In Peking President Nixon boldly followed
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    Airport attack: Behind that suicide mission
    542 14 Airport attack: Behind that suicide mission 1 1 Rl SALEM, rues lsJ rael's national police said today that they had traced the odysmey of three young Japanese radicals across Canada and Western Earope to their turrilla training In Lebanon, all in preparation for the moment they opened fire on crowds
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    Lock icon Hopes dim in Cambodia
    1110 14  -  CRAIG WHITNEY from PHNOM PENH. Tues Lon Nol wins a decisive vote but is losing his grip FROM o start full of hope two years ago, the Khmer Republic has sunk into o deep ma laise. And there is no confidence in its leadership, its institutions,
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      Talks to forge Asean link-up with EEC
      956 15  - Talks to forge Asean link-up with EEC AUSTIN MORAIS By '['UK IpaCaffJ I onlinating Coininitttt t>f Asean s< IN) \mII be meeting in Bangkok today and tomorrow to < Lirify the stiind it will take when it meets delegates from the Kuropean Economic Community in Brussels later this year. This
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      ASEAN TRADE WITH THE E.E.C.
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      TRADE WITHIN ASEAN
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        Faster and cheaper
        138 15 A READER has pointed oat that in a recent sell transaction on the Hongkong Exchange his banker had to arrange delivery of the scrip from Penang to Hong Kong within 24 hoars. Rather an expensive and onerous demand I know, bat that's the way the Exchange works
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        Printer's devil
        32 15 ABBOCHI RL advertising Singapore* latest stamp series fell foal of the printer. It starts off: "This series consists of four stamps FESTVEING the paintings by four well known Singapore artists..."
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      Earnings creep up at Allied Chocolate
      554 15 rARNINOS are creeping up at Allied Chocolate Industries. For 1971 the level reached was 15.5 per ceni and the signs point to higher earnings for the current year. Sales last year topped $115 million, almost 13 per cent higher than In 1970 and pre-tax
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      COLD FEED FOR A HOT BABY
      207 15 COLD FEED FOR A HOT BABY f\SE hundred litres of vr liquid helium. the coldest substance known to man. arrived at Singapore airport this week awaiting the arrival of the Concorde today. Liquid helium bolls at minus 268.9 degrees centigrade and has to be shipped In a vaccum flash. In
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      HONG KONG TO HAVE A WORLD TRADE CENTRE
      401 15 II ON G KONG is to have an international trade and convention centre, the first of its type in Hong Kong and one of only 12 such centres in the world. To be called the World Trade Centre Hone Kong, the $M
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      194 15 INSIDE ><*** ef iTirasas ere hMa tartars) I|. lassteh pssaa JaHenru serve Swrtfc eaet As**; II H|li 8 easssM; r^lTta ■•siaeas. rage 18- C Mfu< aww*; gkare ssarket repwrt. tea»»i i Illn Ctesss* prleea as* ■■atom tat; On terfceis N*» Terk. Mi ant us. stag Keag rage IT. A Children
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    Lack of overseas ore hits Smelters
    486 16 Lack of overseas ore hits Smelters THE reason for the drop In profits at Sharikat Eastern Smelting in the financial year ended January 1972 was a sharp fall In the amount of ore received from Indonesia. Trading profits dropped quite sharply from $7 2 million in 1970 71 to $5
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    274 16 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS MC ti B LlnUs has appointed four Malaysians to executive positions They are taeh* Akdul Rahman Ahmad Daud. as accounts director Inch* M«fc»med Awal as audic /visual manager. Inchr Zachariah Omar Mohamed as copywriter and MJm Ch«a Li Li as accounts executive (apt G. R. Nair has
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      ILO talks to prepare charter for dockers
      233 16 QOVERNIIENTi employer and worker delegates from all over the world will examine the social repercussions of the new methods of transportation and propose solutions to the problems they pose at the International labour Organisation (ILO) conference in (ieneva thix week. A charter, which
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      $350,000 order
      127 16 BEN LINE CONTAINERS has placed an order worth $350,000 with Harglll Engineering for 40 container trailers to be manufactured in Singapore and Malaysia. The container trailers, all designed to carry 20 foot ISO containers laden to their maximum gross weight, are of tandem axle design and will form
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      Chamber's views
      108 16 THE Singapore International Chamber of Commerce believes that provided Singapore can provide efficient breakbulk cargo facilities at competitive costs and economical feeder services, contalnerlsatlon will stimulate Singapore's entrepot trade. In Its Trade Programme for the 70s, the C aamber also predicts that containerlsatlon will stimulate trends in Singapore
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      Clean substitute
      146 16 SANDBLASTING or abrasive blast cleaning, an important activity in Singapore's ship-repairing and ship-building Industries. is used to prepare metal surfaces for application of corrosion protective coatings. Unfortunately sand, which is blasted on to the metal surfaces at high pressure breaks up into a fine dust which causes heavy
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      Monster cargo
      61 16 THE QL'EENSVILLE. one of Barber Lines 10 aemiconuiner vessels, arrived In Singapore recently to discharge the last and largest of a series of five pressure vessels which have been fabricated in the United States. The 83ft long monster which weighs 81.200 lb is to be installed In a
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    MUNCK PLANS FACTORY TO SERVE S-E ASIA
    311 16 MALAYSIA will be the manufacturing centre for Munck International of Norway, a leading maker of material handling equipment. from August this year. A factory being planned in Shah Alam industrial estate will serve the South-east Asian market. Negotiations are being finalised between Munck
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      251 16 The advance in the industries has been accompanied by the ©demand for greater productivity and this has necessitated the trend in equipment and machines becoming large' in size and to fave! at higher speeds. 111 PC I duty imposed upon the I enterprises today OIK l/^> A Df^Df— Tokico hydraulic
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        Rises
        43 17 «.B.T $575 H..i,i $3M »ide H*M $2 18 Ulied Cfc*c W24 MLGJ S3 42 I 4lld C ft IS Cables $182 •fntinc S3 52 Vrli» PUnt $1 19 M Hold $2 05 .35 .30 21 1« 08 06 06 06 06 06
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        Falls
        35 17 uinnria I Traders I aipini r«odw*«d Hold I. Ka*-r. Ktfa (hrm i Ka|in 9>ts <«10 $172 $166 $130 $4 34 U io II M) $17$ —.15 10 —.01 07 OS .M -.06 -05 06
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        Most active Stocks
        24 17 Xll. rd (h.x *****0 Perns Plant 187 000 Merlin (Ml 175.000 Spore Land 145.000 T«*al Ttirnovir 297 M belayed Percentage 7.65
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        INDICES
        34 17 IMM S JM* M«truk MJ.S7 tMI Haitk M»7 M.« rratwrUrs US.IT MJ.7I TIM: lIIH 1 13 I n*«r»: 171.11 17I.»: Dm. M. IMC 1M Dm. 11. IMS 1M t Dm. 2*. IMS im
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1198 17 bio »«a »rpu raicst CIALLV LISTIO «t TMI CIOSI o» awsiaSM i« tmi aia)«A*>oaa •Ma RV*U LIMPUM TMAOIMC ■oaui *r tni iTacn llCHamci witm »aics naviMSHTs id aaacatT, rs«Tsaaav wsas CLOSING TOM: All sections closed steady TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday Including
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      Mixed finish in most sectors
      265 17 Mixed finish in most sectors SECbND and third Une stocks were still the centre af attention in hesitant trading on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Most sectors of the market registered a mixed fin ish The market also featured a few firm spots on bullish speculation Outstanding
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      Asian dollar
      70 17 rHESE rate* were quoted or the Asian dollar market yesterday The rate* are (or teposlts of US$25 000 and above. 1 mth 4 5 16 to 4 9 16'; 2 mths 4 3 to 4 9 16% 3 mth» 4 12 to 4 3 4' 6 mths S
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1354 17 BUSINESS In and. reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Bxchance yastcrday with the number of shares traded shown la bracket* In too of 1 000 unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS AjUMsaoto (1) 3 19. (1) 3.33. (1) 334 At MA i3i 2 37.
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      50 17 INCHCAPE: Transfer books and register of Loan stockholders will be closed from June 23 to June 30 for the purpose of preparing warrants for the half year's Interest due to holders of the 9 3 4 per cent Convertible Unsecured Loan stock 1971 81 which is payable on June 30.
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      Exchange rates
      190 17 THE Association of Banks In Malavsla-Sincapore announced the bast aareed merchant rates a* at Jun# t l.*r»l ***mn to mm hH Fareiga Cwrwt; Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar V a Dollar Local 4MUn to 1M uMi a* Fsreiga Currency Belgian Francs Burmese Kyats Ceyton
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      Company highlights
      191 17 HI TCHISON International o: Hong Kong, through its Australian subsidiary, has acquired Australian Assets which has Interests In Hong Kong. South-east Asia and the UK as well as Australia It is an Investment comoany with an Issued share capital of As6B million and owns substantial property Interests In
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        Tin unchanged
        172 17 rpHE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday wag K again unchanged at $631 per picul on an official offering down 14 tons to 258 tons The local price reacted contrary to the overnight London metal price which fell £4 to £1456 for forward The tone of the market
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        Copper prices
        37 17 Landoi copper pri<-«* am Monday (pcvvMMi* la brark*t*i. Wli»bar Spot buyer 140* 50 ll4lSuui asaa* 1410 00 lI4ISM>: Thr** months buyer £41« 50 < £422 00) ■filer 1417 00 *****.50). Market tan* Eaaler. salt* 3.925 ton*.
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        PALM OIL
        43 17 In London on Monday th* palm nil price* of Malayan 5 per cent 08" IK N European port* in the bulk terlinj per lone ton July'Auc. «v quoted at l.'Klt*, seller* iun rhansed) Aui Sept at L'KIM paid i unchanged I
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        22 17 JINE < KIBBfJt: I! tl cents us 8.5S cent) TIN $631 <un changed. Official offering 258 tens (down 14 teas i.
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        PRODUCE
        110 17 (MiNisi moD'ni niHim.i v imctrom moon closing ajlClt PS* ncui yiitibd«t CMNM bulk SJSt *»ll»r* drum tlit »»ll»r* C»»»* Mil** las** i 1 I2i a. Muntofc AST A wh.tt I.a.k. 10»<~, NLW |l T5 wiirr* Barawak »hitr fob. t*-. NLW sits »ril»n. Sarawak lavrlal Mark fa.b. N'i NLW II
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        Gold markets
        54 17 In I'.S dollars per ouace 1 2) Local dealer* price* la Singapore dollar* per tael. "•Mu *mt*—mr W 11.14 Llktia MM M 40 B«iru( M.M MM HoKKken* M.»l I'Mt fur* M TIM P*r.< MM Mil pur« ill Hack. M.M t I par* (2) I'nrk XIO.M < 1 1
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        RUBBER RECOVERS
        332 17 'pHERE was little change during the morning In the rubber market yesterday other than the appearance of a small premium on June due to shortcovering Otherwise the market ruled very quiet on Monday's levels and turnover was small China accepted RSS Two. Three and Pour at slightly better
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        95 17 pvAILY SMR prices Issued by the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Rubber AisoclaMon of Singapore at noon yesterday SCV (1— ton Pallet i 6L (I— ton Pallet) 5 (I— ton Pallet. 10 (I— ton Pallet) 30 (I— ton Pallet) M (I— ton Pallet i (Current Month) Bayera Seller* *****
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        MELBOURNE
        320 17 \M ELBOURNZ Tues Mining and industrial shares continued to move strongly ahead on the Melbourne Stxic Exchange today However, many issues appeared to cone off their peaks in the alternoon session But the rises In most cases wsre still substantial, fiiiliia. for example, closed higher at At 14 60
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        NEW YORK
        280 17 NEW YORK. Mon— Levlts Furniture Corp. which had not traded since last Wednesday, fell 12 points to 47 V,. as the remainder of the market retreated across a broad front in moderate trading Last Prlday. the Securities and Exchanfte Commission filed a suit against Levits for falling to
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        HONG KONG
        221 17 OONO KONO. Tues The market gave a superlative performance today. despite thousands of millions of dollars being tied up In the Hang Seng Bank Issue. It experienced a tremendous buying boom throughout the day which was widespread across the board, and resulted In the value of some shares
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        Hong Kong rates
        40 17 Ob the Ira* •■afcanc* market ta Hoac Koac mltriUy the U.S. delia* wu quoted at )M for T.T. Ui 5 44 for tl»rlM| wu quoted at 14 SO and mm tael *f *M waa quoted at StT.
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        96 17 FINANCIAL MMI TINS Monday 87.16 Prlday 87.74 Week ago Closed RIBBERS Monday 295 66 Prlday 300.35 Week ago Clcsed OILS Monday 292.39 Friday 394.49 Week ago Closed INDCBTRIALB Monday 518 1 Prtday 518.3 Week ago Closed DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 954 39 Prtday ***** Week aeo Closed LONDON
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    Goodwill return visit by five Indon ships
    105 19 Goodwill return visit by five Indon ships SINGAPORE Tuaw-nve inTwadun naval ship* will arrive at the man-of-war anchorage on Friday ■Mmlng far a three-day goodwill visit thM »rwp» a dfsT yrr fnfluMSX Jot) aMtarao Nuku returning the recent visit to Iniwmli by warship* of «fc> aTtoaapore Maritime Courtesy call The
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    26 19 SDSOAFO*r T«IM Bukit Tlaa* nriiwWy centre off TV* tun Tal CM Chwa clutn •uoo Dataik aw avaHaMt from UM MBtn i nrginliun Mercury
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    SECOND LANGUAGE ORAL TEST
    177 19 SINGAPORE Tues— From next year onward all candidates sitting for the Singapore -Cambridge OCE O' level examination will have to take a second language oral test The test will consist of reading. comprehension and conversation for candidates offering Chinese. Malay. Tamil or English as their second
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    Long arm of law catches up with elusive burglar
    176 19 SINGAPORE. Tues. A housebreaker, who eluded police for the past four years, has been finally cornered by police officers using walkie-talkie and binoculars. A police source today said the man. was responsible for Healing jewellery, cash and valuables altogether worth $15,000
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    Sole survivor of mini crash is now out of danger
    120 19 Sole survivor of mini crash is now out of danger SINGAPORE. Tues —The only man In the getaway mini to survive the head-on collision with a taxi In Changi yesterday was today reported to be out of the danger list at Outram Hospital. Police identified him as Mohamed Sharlyan bin
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    Cultural show by Malay Teachers' Union
    68 19 Cultural show by Malay Teachers' Union SINGAPORE. Tues— The Singapore Malay Teachers' Union will stage a cultural show at the National Theatre on June 17 at 730 p.m. Artistes appearing Include comedian Jamall Shadat. the Ahmad Daud dancers, singers Prankle Cheah. Suglman Jahun and Sani&ah Hurl. Tickeu at II and
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    Union president re-elected
    43 19 SINOAPORX. Tue* Inche Mohamed YaUm bin Dohon ha» been re-elected president of the Interpreters and Translators Union. Vlce-pretidenu are Mr. Ng Pook Seng and Mr O. KrUhnan Mr Kek Wah Swee U the aecretary and Mr. O.N. Sambandan. the treasurer.
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    INDON CREW FLIES IN TO FILM A NOVEL
    240 19 S-POftC. T*— INDONESIAN film director. Mr It r. I mk... 1 Mr. Dana I'snbara. flew In t«dav with a crew to rapture Singapore scenes on celluloid in a two- week sequrnrr of a contemporary drama The film. Pengejaran Kaneraka or Pursuit to
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    304 19 SINGAPORE. Tuesday 'JU'N Ismail's pro|K)vil fora widen ing of the cause way had l> n favourably received by the Asian Development Hank. The Minister for Communications. Mr Yong Nyuk Lin. said this when he flew home from Washington. DC. where he attended the U.B.
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    234 20 Ticket No. *****28 wins first prize SINGAPORE. Tues Ticket No *****28 won the first prize of $400,000 In the Singapore Sweep drawn at the Outram Park Shopping Complex tonight The second prize of $150,000 went to ticket number *****71 and the third prize of $75,000 to ticket number *****04. (SIMM
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    289 20  -  VICTOR NG By g I N (i A PORE, Tues. Singapore has in a(I c "fairly successful" inroads into the import markets of Australia, Fiji and New Zealand. Disclosing this today, the leader of the 16 man Singapore trade mission to the three countries, Mr.
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    73 20 SINGAPORE, Tues. A Chinese sinseh, who advertised that he successfully cured two patients of i nasal ailments, was fined $1,200 today Wong Yoong Woh alia.s Wong Kee Long. 30. was found guilty of publishing prohibited adver- ti.sements in Nanyang Slang I Pau and Sin
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    178 20 TICKETS FOR THAT ARMED FORCES SUPER SHOW GO ON SALE SINGAPORE. Tues. Tickets for the Singapore Armed Forces public display of air and battle skills are now on sale at SI for adults and 50 cents for students. The tickets for the twoday display to be held at Chanel Air
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    228 21 OMOAPORS Tues A 22- year-old teacher and her asoUs«T have volunleervd for aenrlce with HELP a new organisation to assist the distressed because tnev want to May betng "Indifferent to the proteJeßss of others MKLP patterned alone the Samaritans of Singapore <
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    60 21 SINOAPORE. Tues A SI -year-old man Tan Bah Chee, was charged today with having sexual relations with a girl under 16 Tan M aUe«ed to have had wtaUstii with the rtrl on diverse oreaatona'' fcstwaan October and DseaMhar laat year at a house In
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    531 21  -  F. F. HWANG By JUDGE FINDS NANYANG PROOF-READER DIDNT BUY TICKET FROM COLLEAGUE SINGAPORE, Tues. A $71,.") 13 second prize Toto claim was dismissed with tosts by Mr. Jus! ice Winslow in (he High ourt today alter ;i 20--day trial The plaintiff. Goh Pit
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    324 21 SINGAPORE. Turn rIE Bangladesh Foreign Minister, Mr Abd v s Samad Azad, flew in today with a message of goodwill for Singapore. The Minister, who was received at the airport by Singapore's Foreign Minister, Mr 8 Rajaratnam. and officials from the
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    79 21 Chinese YMCA president for fourth year SINGAPORE, Tues— Dr. Gwee Ah Leng has been reelected president of the Chinese YMCA for the fourth year. Other officials were Mr. LJm Kay Kok < first vice-president i Dr. Jack MrLeod (second vicepresident i. Mr. Chim Hou Van (recording secretary) and Mr David
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    41 21 SINOAPORE Tuea. Chinese YMCA's Centre for Applied Behavioural Science In Btevens Road will conduct a three-day workshop on human relations development from June 30 Pees are 1130 for members and 1150 for non-members Registration la open until June
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    34 21 SINGAPORE, Tuea. The Minister lor Finance and MP for Havelock. Mr Hon Sul Sen. will attend the first anniversary celebration dinner of Hoon 800 San Athletic Association in dimming Street on Saturday.
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    SUICIDE BY MAN WITH PARALYSED ARM
    98 21 SINGAPORE, Tues. A coroner today recorded a verdict of raicide on a 47-year-old man, Llan Swee Guan. who hanged himself because his arm was incurably paralysed. Madam Ang Cheng Hwa. 39. told an inquiry into her husband's death that liau injured his right elbow
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    167 21 Ready in November: PSA's Tanjong Kling resort MALACCA, Tues Sin caporr Port Autho rity's holiday complex at Tanjong Kline nine miles from here, is expected to be ready for occupation in November. Last year the Authority bought Long Beach Hotel with Its swimming pool on six -and -a -half acre
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    37 26 FABMLY OP LATE Tah Ssw SSW thenas all 1 atoll las fwsii tor saaat vtssto. attesjdane* al funeral aa Jan* 1 -1' Ma* S ■> iv*rajah thank 11 nali 1 1 en anew weawtos 3T 3 72
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    37 26 IN LSVINS MIWSRY ef a Snarly b*to«ad kw» band and father, the lal* Mr Law nwag CStuaag eailed to reel Tth June IST* Beer B YSStASABUWAM 7* to m.manaa ar* tuasaisd none cna steal Death
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    29 26 I4SICKT YF C CSNVINTISN Sto ganore Canlwiat. Mall TM SJR Mesr Twe Potter s Ctoy Daniel Be nndj Jnn Wilaan. Ale* National Theoln Rally Saturday ISth Jane.
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    59 28 in sarmory of CHENG YAI LEI NG. Sale* Manager (Of flee Equipment) of A taint. Kroll Co. Stogapore (Pte) LM who died at the age of IS m a ear accident on tad Jane, I»7Z. He wu cremated en 4th Jane at Mount Veraoa. May his soal rest
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    326 28  - Brunei to export crude oil direct to S'pore IGNATIUS STEPHEN: Bandar By S«ri Begawan, Tuesday gIUNKI's mute oil will foe ex|K)ited direct to Singapore, Maluysi;i, .hijKin md MM West, with the opening of Shell's new oil terminal here tcxkiv. Sultan Sir Hassanal Bolkiah, who performed the opening ceremany, in his
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    73 28 KUCHING. Tues. The 24-hour curfew imposed on 11 kampongs In the Serian district of Sarawak's First Division since Sunday was relaxed by 12 hours from 6 a.m. today The curfew was Imposed after security forces killed four communist terrorists in the district over the
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      211 28 ALLIED CHOCOLATE INDI'STRIES LTD. (Incorporated In Singapore) NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the TENTH Annual General Meeting of Allied Chocolate Industries Limited will be held at 481. Tanglin Halt Road. Singapore, on Thursday 2«th June. 1972 at 12 noon to transact the following business 1. To receive
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      Overall work counts for honours award
      109 29 Overall work counts for honours award I REFER to the letter 1 by "Justice 1 (ST May 11) A candidate for the B Eng degree who U required to take a supplementary examination which U esnitUd before the commencement of the following academic year and passes the examlnatt—i is not
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      32 29 LETTERS to the Editor will not be considered for publication unless they hove the writers' nasnes ond addresses Include a pseudonym if you do not wont your n o m c published
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      125 29 rE number of offices in the Orchard Road area has Increased rapidly within the last few years. More are coming up. As a consequence, the number of people using the Kllllney Road post office has also Increased. However, the staff of the post office do not appear to have Increased
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      123 29 IN May last year I Joined a ISO a month chit fund group Last week, my bid of 1200 wss successful and I was told by the company that I would be able to collect my cheque < for $800) on June 5 On that day however I got a
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        NON-CITIZEN OFFICERS ARE ELIGIBLE
        148 29 I REFER to the letter by "Shanandoah" (ST. May 26). It is unfortunate that Shanandoah" should labour under the misconception that non -citizen government officers are not eligible to apply for the proposed high-rise flats to be built by Government at the Frankel Avenue Slglap Road
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        103 29 WITH reference to the letter by "Scorpio' ST. May 24', inquiring as to the quantum of wages payable when a holiday falls on a Saturday, please note that section 45<5> of th« Employment Act pertaining to public holidays mates that •"For the purposes of this section. If any such holiday
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        127 29 I REFER to the letter by Ricky Tan <BT.. May 27) under the heading "Danger when children become too playful" Ricky Tan may wish to know that the play equipment which the Board provides in our housing estates are usually the normal recreational type of amenities for children such as
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        43 29 rpHIS is in reply to the 1 letter by Mrs Greet Faber (ST.. May 23 > We thank the writer for her letter. Her suggestions will be considered in our future production of programmes on road safety. UN HENG TOW, Public Relations Officer. RTS.
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        64 29 WITH reference to the letter by Mr. David Chan (ST. May 17). the Public Works Department will be constructing a sump to trap the silt at the upstream end of the drain at 6J miles. Upper Thomson Road. A survey Is also being taken for the proposed lining of the
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        62 29 ris stated by "Druggist" (ST.. May 26) that our Poisons Inspectors do not understand the therapeutic values of the various drugs He should have checked his facts before making such unjustified comments. I take this opportunity to Inform him that all our Poisons Inspectors are trilingual Malay. Chinese. English and
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        The school name, please
        42 29 WITH reference to the letter by "Ridiculous (ST, May 15. your correspondent Is requested to provide the name of the school and school bus number so the matter can be investigated. SOON TUAN TEE. for Director of Education.
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      What a way of gauging reaction!
      332 29 What a way of gauging reaction! The HDB's build-it-then-wait-and-see method WOI'LD like to thank the Asms t.ml Secretary PubIk Relations) of tin Housing .hkl |)eve lopinent Board for his itpK concerning ni\ inquiries about in lion of five room flats. I regret that the reply from the HDB Is rather
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      223 29 I WAS Interested to read Mr. Yeow Yew Toong's reply (ST. May 3D, to "Driver" in which he stated that traffic proceeding towards Nee Soon should not use the Old Thomson Road. However, traffic joining that road from Jalan Belang has no option in the matter if It wishes to
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      TRAVELLING STRAIGHT ALONG A 'TURN LEFT' LANE
      180 29 AT about 8.55 a.m. last Saturday I was travel ling along Coleman Street from City Hall. I stopped my car in the second lane on the left before the box Junction at Coleman Street and North Bridge Road to turn left Into North
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      46 29 NURSES performing night duties will receive an extra year's Increment of at least $15 (ST.. June 5). Can the Ministry of Health or the AUPE tell us whether hospital servants who also perform night duties iDly Four) will enJoy the same benefit? HOSPITAL ATTENDANT. Singapore 12.
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      HAWKERS CAN'T PRACTISE HIGH STANDARD OF HYGIENE
      176 29 HAWKERS CAN'T PRACTISE HIGH STANDARD OF HYGIENE 1 REFER to the letter 1 (S.T.. June 3) by the Acting Deputy Director of Medical Services (Health). The present cholera is indeed food borne and the major blame is on hawkers selling dirty food. The director pointed out that steps had been
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      39 29 WHAT has been done about grass-cutters who are still using those dangerous cutters with exposed blades? Can't the Government place a complete ban on such cutters? Or are the authorities waiting for someone to get hurt first? PK. Singapore.
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      Cambodia too good for S'pore
      183 30 Cambodia too good for S'pore JAKARTA, Tuesday (SINGAPORE were beaten 3-0 by Cambodia in the second (iroup 'B match on the Jakarta Anniversary soccer tournament here tonight. The man who played a major roie in Singapore's defeat was the star Cambodian centre-forward Ooeur Bolchom who crashed in two goals. The
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      NATIONAL RUGBY TEAM A NECESSITY, SAYS NEW SRU CHIEF
      212 30  - NATIONAL RUGBY TEAM A NECESSITY, SAYS NEW SRU CHIEF GODFREY ROBERT By SIFT Nlai Mohan mcd Shah was yesterday elected president of the Singapore Rugby I nlon at Its annual general meeting at the Singapore Cricket Club Mr Shah, a former All Base* player and Police skipper from 1941 to
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      Thailand tour for Asia Electric
      233 30  - Thailand tour for Asia Electric PETER SIOW By ASIA Electric, one of the Rer public's top basketball team*, will leave tomorrow for a two-week tour of Thailand to celebrate their performance in the recently concluded local league Asia finished -econd in the league when they lost to Spiels I Constabulary
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      Five new times but only two qualify
      443 30  - Five new times but only two qualify ALBERT JOHNSON By CCOTT Aucutt and Lock Hong Kuan yesterday became the first Singapore swimmers to qualify for the Third Asian Age Oroup Championships to be held at Jakarta from Aug. 3 to 4. Scott, swimming brilliantly. gave the pre-age group meet a
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      Chance to see the batting magic of Majid Khan
      360 30  -  PERCY SENEVIRATNE By MAJID Khan, OwenThomas, Peter Jones and Edmonds these are but four of the galaxy of exciting cricketers who will be introduced to us when the Oxford-Cambridge team tours Singapore and Malaysia next month. The tour of Singapore and
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      76 30 MANILA. Tues— The Basketball Association of the Philippines today announced the composition ot the 15-man Philippine team to the Pesta Sukan competition in Singapore in September The players, to be coached by Baby Dalupan, are Ramon Luclndo. Jesse Sullano. Joaquln Rojas Jr. Orlando Bauzoii. Rodolfo Soriano.
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      Lock icon Coventry lose to Japan
      56 30 TOKYO. Tues The Japannese amatuer national aide scored a well-deserved 1-0 win over touring English first division soccer learn Coventry City here tonight. Star forward Kunlshige dribbled through the Coventry defence and blasted an easy shot into an empty goal midway through the second half to
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      Colley swings match for Australians
      147 30 BIRMINGHAM, Tues. David Colley, 24 yearu old pace bowler, captured two Warwickshire wickets Just before tea on the final day here to swing the match In favour of the Australian cricketers. The county, set to make 336 runs for victory in three hours. 50 minutes
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      Khalsa trounce SCC 4-0
      65 30 Khalaa Association yesterday trounced Singapore Cricket Club 4-0 In a SHA league dlv two hockey match at Dover Road. Their goal* came from Balblr Singh 1 2). Balbir Singh Jr (1) and Jagjlt Singh This win placed them on top of the league with 14 point*
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      SCOEBOARD
      135 30 Al STRAUANS Ist Inns J3S. WARYVH K>HIRE Ist Inns Mf-t (dccli. AUSTRALIANS 2nd Inns (176-3 overnight). K. Stac*po* b Lemington 40 B. Francis b Wills it I. Chappell c and b Wills 75 O Watson c Kallicharran b Lewington 36 O Chappell no 30 R Marsh lbw b Ibadulla
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      Golf double for Watts
      95 30 rUNO Ben Watts had a great day at the Seletar Golf Club competition when he was both the "A" medal and the ballsweeps at Seletar on Sunday Watts, who took to golf only two years ago. won the "A" medal with 44 points in the Stable
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      Randall tames stage fright and Peter
      282 30 Randall tames stage fright and Peter Randall A^ Parr overcame stage fright before beating fourth seed Peter Ooh in the first —lor upset of the Singapore Junior Badminton ChaapMMfelM which opened at the SWA hall last night Randall won »-15 15-9 I.V 3 t» do proud to hu coach Omar
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      Hong San See in fine trial
      295 31  -  EPSOM JEEP By ||O\<; SAX SEE (Gtorfe Podmorr) and Dawn Lyric (Lyle liarbridge) did an impressive trial at Kuala Lumpur yesterBreaking into a gallop from the 4f the stablemates steadily increased speed to run the last 3f in 38sec on good going Hong San
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      Lock icon Virginia to lead team
      55 31 I<ONDON Tues Virginia Wade inner o! trw Australian title earlier tin* year. leads Britain! Wiffhtman Cup womea* tenni* taaaji against the United States at Wimbledon on .une 16 and 17 The other members of the team, announced here yaaUrdar are Oorrmne Moles* urth. WTlsiiisi Bham Nell
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      Indonesia in semi-finals
      425 31 TCKYC. Tues INDONESIA today qualified for thesemi-nnu.s of the Über Cup competition when they beat Canada in the first inter-zone tie here. After Indonesia had taken a 4-0 lead, the remaining three matches in the best-of-seven ties held little Interest. Indonesia's final margin of victory was 7-0
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      Lock icon Aussies, Japan battle for $18,600
      181 31 lOKYO Tues The second Australia-Japan golf uries will be held at Noto Country Cluo in Kanazawa on the Japan sea coast en June 11. the Japan Lunlop Company .'aid today It said four members from each country will take part with the best three scores
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      Lock icon Surprise switch: Piggott to ride Roberto in Derby
      623 31 ONDON, Tues. American -bred Roberto was installed as favourite by one leading bookmaker for tomorrows Epsom Derby after a late and unexpected Jockey < hange by trainer Vincent O'Brien. OBiien had Australian a .lliamson lined up io r:de Roberto In tomorrows 121
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      Lock icon SMACK. . . ITS A KISS FROM EVONNE
      59 31 SMACK ITS A KISS FROM EVONNE IT'S a congratulatory kiss from Australia^ Evonne Goolagong (left) to BillleJean King of the U.S. after Mrs King had won the French International women's singles title in Paris. Mrs King defeated Evonne 6-3, 6-3 in the final to capture the only major title that
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      Lock icon Agostini again
      145 31 rioUGLAS lisle of Man). Tues. Oiacomo A?ostini. the Italian v.urld champion. won the 350 c.c Tourist Trophy molor cycle race here yesterday Riding an MV machine. he covered the ny» laps of the Isle of Man mountain circuit totalling 118 65 miles in lhr 50 56.8 at an
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      Tough job ahead for the Wimbledon referee
      252 31 Tough job ahead for the Wimbledon referee I ONDON. TUES A total tf 570 players have entered for this years Wimbledon tennis championships, which begin here on June 26 The entry list included 347 for the men's singles and many win be disappointed in their bid to appear in the
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      Lock icon China and Asian Games
      195 31 China and Asian Games DANQKOK, Tues D China may make a definite move to take part in the eighth Asian Games ti) be held in Teheran in 1974. predicts Tsuneyoshi Takeda. a Japanese member of the International Olympic Committee's executive board Mr Takeda, former president of the Japan Olympic Committee,
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      30 31 NEW YORK Tues Major league baseball results yesterday American league: Minnesota 3 Baltimore 2. Oakland 3 Cleveland 2 < 10 inra>> National league: Pittsburgh v San Diego, postponed —Reuter
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      28 30 HOCKEY SHA Dlv 1 league Jaasemtes v Police BADMITON Junior championships 'SB A hall). W ATEE-POLO 8 A 8 A under-20 league SAFSA v P6C Sawfish (Queenstown poolt
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    Lock icon Aussies to increase military, economic aid to Indonesia
    185 32 Aussies to increase military, economic aid to Indonesia JAKARTA. Tuet. Australian Prime Minister William MrMahon tonight announced an Increase in military »nd economic aid to Indonwta over a threeyear period. Ttot a* wUI bt made araUaM* over a thrc« y««r owtod from July her. <h«- prr^nt thr~ y,u Australian aid
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    Lock icon Troops storm in to retake Kontum
    445 32 SAIGCN. Tuesday gON"LTM City was reported fully under South Vietnamese control toda) i I le i (iovernment troops stormed two communist strongholds insult the pro- nice capital. Military spokesmen said the government soldiers drove the North Vietnam ese forces out of the city, clearing
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    Dead whale blown up
    57 32 MORIB. Taes— The 2*- ton dead «hale trapped in a swamp near here was today blown up by dynamitr. aftrr an earlier attempt to destroy it by fire failed. Four sticks of dvnamUe were tied round the charred remains of the Bryne whale at 4.15 p.m.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    357 32 lONDON. Taaa. Equity rtr.ft^d totnr lor warn of laaanat aa4 at S a«i Mm Financial Tiam laan M> at 4.S at 111.*. Cwirimiii konk nifi fillm aril' •■a oaj aaaaMta aajnar* ajw*aa>aa* own taaaraatraM* I ipaj aarf "t'miii «^T SaMly ""iiiJ? aawt from maM aa*M In BAT. and
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    RUBBER
    51 32 LONDON. Tm. Spot 13.00. »Mttra«M July aad Scat. 14. M. IS 00. Jaa. (March 15. 40. April Junr 15 6S. Jmtt S«pt IS. SO. Oct.rDK. 16 OS. Jan Marrk 16 15. April J»n» I«.SS. Joly/Arpl. 16 40. On Drc. 16 SO c.l.f kaaai porn J»l» 14.00. Aaa 14.10. Market
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    TIN
    28 32 LONDON. Turn Spot b«y*r» £1441 (iMKtI). trltan CI44S < Cll Forward b«vm CI4M (••<*). arlton *I4ST <y«*> Battk— CI44T < CD TMont a. a. 2TS taaa. 100 lorn Toac: HnaUr
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    Rail strike
    21 32 BYTiStrr. Tues. A nationwide rail strike will begin at midnight today to back railwaymen's demands for increased pay. UPi.
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    12-hour curfew at Aligarh
    103 32 NEW DELHI. Tues.— A dusk-to-dawn curfew has been declared at Aligarh city, where riots broke out yesterday. Press Trust of India (PTI) reports from Aligarh. about 126 miles east of here, said rioters burned shops and attacked people. PTI reports also said that outgoing communications had
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