The Straits Times, 8 June 1972

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 225,000 The Straits Times Estd IMS THURSDAY. JUNE 8 1*72 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 37 76
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    What a jam to see Concorde!
    881 1  - What a jam to see Concorde NANCY BYRAMJI: Thousands see touchdown By Singapore, Wed. Chief pilot; No problems and landing was perfectly satisfactory MORE than 7,000 people swarmed the Singapore International Airport to watch the historic touchdown of the first Concorde at 5.30 p.m. sharp this evening. And a delighted
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    Lock icon Embassies watched as police hunt for terrorist
    196 1 rHCYO, Wed Police today posted extra guards at all foreign diplomatic missions here, as the search intensified for "the fourth man of Lod,' believed to have been sent to Japan on a mission of assassination The precautionary measures followed a report from Tel
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    Airport luggage check
    65 1 SINGAPORE, Wed. Passeng-ers boarding a BOAC aircraft bound for I Tel Aviv had their lugfage chocked by airport •ecurity officers tonight. About 76 passengers Queued up as two airport policemen meticulously turned inside oat every pioeo of baft-age a precaution taken specially for Tel Avlv-bound flifhts bsca—
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    Security may top the agenda at Lee-McMahon talks
    385 1 Security may top the agenda at LeeMcMahon talks SINGAPORE, Wednesday THE security of South-east Asia Is expected tc figure In the talks between the Prime Ministers of Singapore and Australia here on Friday. Mr. William McMahon. the Australian Prime Mln lster, who arrives here from Jakarta tomorrow afternoon to a
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    McGovern wins
    39 1 LOS ANOBJES. Wed Sen. Oeorge 8. McOovern defected Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey In California, according to projections, and decisively won primaries In New Jersey, New Mexico, and hi* home state. South Dakota loday. DPI (See rag* IS)
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    Piggott's sixth Derby win
    59 1 EPSOM Wed Americanowned. Irish-trained cold Roberto ridden by champion jockey Lester Plggott. today survived a steward* inquiry to win the I p s v m Derby by a nose from Rheingold. Third in a field of 23 was Pentland Firth '50-1 chance*. Plggott equalled Steve Donoghue's
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      Lock icon LOO MASSACRE COMPENSATION
      42 1 LOO MASSACRE COMPENSATION TOKYO. Wed— Japan will make cash payments between US$l and US$l.5 million to victims (both dead and wounded) of the May 3* Tel Aviv airport shooting through the International Red Croat, the Kvodo News Armey here said today Beuter
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      224 1 MORE PICTURES IN PAGES 8 AND 9 Announcing new Sea Wing holidays by llllllf ■•Ul.^^*| CATHAY PACIFIC and The Discovery Airline and the Great White Liners have got together on svme fantastic holiday plans: For the first, you jet to Fremeirtle. You spend o week H*«f Keaa on Sundcv 9
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      60 1 THORENS the acknowledged leader in turntable Inside today WORKERS PARTY blast at Barisan P 2 POISON in milk kills baby 6 DANGER of too much alcohol in blood 13 WORLD NEWS 15, 16. 17 ALL AGREE: Works councils will be boon 19 LETTERS and CROSSWORD II CITY DESK II TV.
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    Two hurt in parang attack
    70 2 Two hurt in parang attack SDiOAPORE. Wed Two youths, both 20. were stabbed by five men armed with parangs outside the Crawford community centre, off North Bridge Road. last night One of them Tan Khcng Tana. Ami to hat ha net at was taken to Outran Hospital by hi* elder
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    BACK FROM INDON GOODWILL VISIT
    102 2 BACK FROM INDON GOODWILL VISIT OIM. AFORE. We* Five O fast patrol fcoaU *f the Singapore Maritime Vmmud r*tmrm»4 im4my after a two-we*k goodwill tWI aiMl training exercise in !**Mft*sta They were the RSS Inde ■trndenre Dauntless. Sotereignty. Pane lima and l.nd*»vo«r The veiwls with mhwit 1M Maritime Comma* eers
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    WP blast at the Barisan
    354 2 'TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT 9 STAND BY DR. LEE SINGAPORE W*d AN electoral |> wC t among the main opposition parties con lending the next general elections seems not very likely at least ;is far as the Workers Party is concerned. A statement by
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    Man held
    50 2 IPOH Wed Police have detained a man in connection with the murder of millionaire businessman. Mr. Ng Song Teik whose skeleton was found In a rubber estate. near Sungei Patani on April 11 40 days after his disappearance. The man surrendered to Penang police a few days ago.
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    7 thugs held in predawn swoops
    162 2 7 thugs held in predawn swoops SINGAPORE. Wed Police in several pre-dawn raids today arrested seven men, two of them believed to be leaders of th. Lock San secret society of the 108 group They also seized words and a parang from the roof of a house in Tuan Street
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    Sea-training for four NCC cadets
    101 2 Sea-training for four NCC cadets SINGAPORE. Wed The Straits Steamship Co Ltd. will sponsor four i of the National Cadet i on a two-week sea-training course on board its vessel Kunak which plies between Singapore and East Malay sia. Cpl. Chew Ann Teck from the Anglo-Chinese S and L/Cpl. Tan
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    Aussie minister: Labour confused over defence
    201 2 Aussie minister: Labour confused over defence /CANBERRA, Wed. DeV' fence Minister David Falrbalrn today accused the Labour Opposition of being In a state of disarray and confusion over defence plans for Australian troops in Singapore and Malaysia. He said different views expressed by Labour deputy leader Lance Barnard in Malaysia
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      67 2 Roadwork by residents SINGAPORE. Wed MP for Thomson Mr. Ang Nam Piau. will lead officials of the PAP Lorong Chuan sub-branch and residents of the area in repairing a track off Lorong Chuan on Sunday at 8 a.m. Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl I'M G&HG TO V VA COT A
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    COURTESY CALL ON PRESIDENT BY BANGLA MINISTER
    134 3 SINGAPORE Wed. BANGLADESH Foreign Minister. Mr. Abdui Samad And, paid a courtesy call on President Sheares at the IsUna today. They talked for 45 minutes. Mr. Samad was accompanied by Mr. Shamsul Alan, director-general of the Bangladesh Foreign Ministry. After the meeting. Mr.
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    Views from bosses, unions invited on new jobs Bill
    360 3 SINGAPORE. Wad J^MPLOYERS and trade Vj unions are Invited to make representations to the select committee which has been appointed by Parliament to study the Employment > Amendment t Bill and the related Industrial Relations (Amendment' Bill. Representations. which may be
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    Have you seen this dog?
    59 3 BINOAPORE. Wed. Pixie, a four-year-old pomeranlan. took a stroll out of a house in Rochulle Drive yesterday morning and has not returned home Its worried ownei. Miss Eng Hwae Slang, today said anyone who found Pixie and returned her would get a "surprise reward." The
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    US grad
    31 3 BINOAPORE Wed A Singapore student. Nathalla Lie On Tjeng. was among ITI recent gnufuands of the Holy Names Ccllege In Oakland, the United Stales She majored In biological science
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    Lock icon New US envoy an intelligence man during war
    178 3 New US envoy an intelligence man during war WASHINGTON. Wed. President Nixon's nominee as new US Ambassador to Singapore, Mr. Edwin M. Cronlc. was an intelligence officer In the Pacific during World War n If approved by the Senate. Mr. Cronk will succeed Mr Charles T. Cross. Mr Cronk, 54,
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    PISTOL FOUND IN TOILET CISTERN
    77 3 SINGAPORE, We*. A 22 automatic Star Lancer pistol with two magaxines and It bullets were found in the cistern of a toilet in Godown 4*. PSA, two days ago. Police said they were found by a PSA plumber. Leow Poh Lam, when he went to
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    Only 17 in 126 textile shops sell by metre
    212 3 SINGAPORE. Wednesday ONLY 17 out of 12a textile shops visited bx a. metrication commit trr are report ed to be selling in metres. This, according to a report by the Women s Metrication Action Committee, is because retailers are afraid of
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    Lock icon Collective approach to EEC ties
    229 3 BANGKOK, Wed. Asean member countries today began a two day meeting here to work out a Joint and collective approach to the European Economic Community for a more favourable relationship. The Thai Under-Secret-ary for Foreign Affairs. Mr. Charul P Isarankum. said the work of the
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    Warning to factories
    73 4 SINGAPORE Wed. Th* Labour Ministry today again warned factory occupiers they will be prosecuted If they tail to report any accident to the Factory Inspectorate as required in the Factories Act Citing Jurong Shipyard as a recent case, the Ministry said the firm was fined $200 at
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    RAZAK: SECURITY FORCES HAVE DONE WELL
    134 4 RAZAK: SECURITY FORCES HAVE DONE WELL KUALA LUMPUR. Wed T\in Abdul Razak tald today that with the co-operation of the people, the tecurtty forces had achieved satisfactory result* In their operations against the communist terrorists. The Prnv Minister was speaking at a "mengadap and Investiture ceremony at the Istana Negara
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    IS THIS YOUR ALARM CLOCK?
    79 4 IS THIS YOUR ALARM CLOCK SINGAPORE Wed Several taxi drivers have returned articles left br passengers >**t month to the Registry of Vehicles. Items include a plastic bag containing a belt, an Indian sari and a piece of crepe material, a leather wallet containing cash, a business card and a
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    Dispute over hike in slaughter fees for sheep
    213 4 Dispute over hike in slaughter fees for sheep SINGAPORE, Wed 4 ROW is now brewing between Singapore s A livestock Importers and dealers and the Jurong Abattoir over the abattoirs decision to Increase slaughter charges for sheep. Th* Importers said that the abattoir wanted to increase the charge from the
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    Unctad backs need to stabilise freight rates
    425 4 K LUMPUR Wed fHK r.X. Confer MM on Tnulc and Devi'lopiiu'iit (I'nctad) has reOMMhaHI UK need to maintain stability of freight rates for a reasonable period. Trade and Industry Minister, Inehe Mo hained Khir Johari, said to<!av. 'It has also been agreed at
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    Study visit for HK's social work professor
    206 5 Study visit for HK's social work professor SINGAPORE. Wed The head of the University of Hong Konif s social work department. Professor Jean Robertson, is here on a study visit with 13 post-graduate students Prof Robertson, headed the University of Singapore, social studies department which she helped tound 30 years
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    EXTORT BID MAN JAILED
    102 5 EXTORT BID MAN JAILED SINGAPORE. Wed.— A Jok- less man, who threatened a foreman that construction at his work site would stop unless he paid up KM. was Jailed for six months today. hnc Cheng Soon. 24, admitted extorting the money from Wu Bong at the worksite in Kampong Ampat.
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    MX pill fine
    28 5 SINGAPORE Wrd Labourer Fakli bin Jmok. 26. was fined $154 today for haMng an MX pill in 1. row Bekukong. off Upptt Char.iii Road, yesteiday
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    Lock icon Serian curfew lifted
    53 5 KUCHINO. Wed The 6 p.m. to 6 am curfew imSM— d on 11 kampnngs in the Serian district of Sarawak s First Division yesterday tv lifted today However, the curfew in other affected areas of the Pint Division and the special security area of the Third Division
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    Not Mr Tan of AEB
    53 5 Mr Tan Bah Chee of Stirling Road who is Superintendent of the Adult Education Board has written to say that he is not the person with the same name who was charged with having intimacy with a girl under 16 as reported in the Straits
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    Death fall
    34 5 SINGAPORE. Wed Rarendranaph Sengupda 55 a labourer, felt to his death from the second floor of a block of flats in Norru Road this afternoon Police do not suspect any foul play
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    Sharks fins and salt fish spark a protest
    401 5 Sharks fins and salt fish spark a protest Residents hit by smell complain to Ministry SINGAPORE, Wethmdn gIIAKKS tins and salted fish have their ardent followers |>nt ln>th are out of favour with the residents of Boundary Hoad, a residential area oil Upper Seran^oon Head. The reason is a store
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    Goodwill visit to Malaysia by 38 Scouts
    130 5 OINGAPORE. Wed -A Mmember Scouts con tingent will leave here on Monday for a week's goodwill visit to West Malaysia. The contingent, comprising 29 Scouts and nine adult leaders, will be led by the Singapore Scout Associations Tanjong Pagar district commissioner. Mr Robert
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    An Ideal Couple contest at NTUC dance
    104 6 An Ideal Couple contest at NTUC dance QINOAPOU. Wad The 3 KTUC projects section wtU organise a Periuan«an Nlte at Hyatt stot*l on Auf it to rmlw funds tar IU sports and tmmm ■bjhllcht will be the P»rjuangan Ideal Couple 17 contest, with the lucky •Mjplc winning return air other
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    Photography course
    29 6 Photography course NMOAPOVtC Wed The CMtwt TtsCA will eundwet a SMTSt Ml ■JlHsaUffcj iiwlii in hkMrtod rrwn Asm U aMI l» Th« instrartor Mr Tan Tenc Chao a W«d-
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    Poison in milk killed baby
    297 6 BROTHER, 3, ADDED OINTMENT SINGAPORE W*4 THi; State Coroner, Mr. Ibr:ilinn Hurhun. today iH->i is "Iruhow ;i MM died after his three year-old f>r<>tliel li.XI i.K 1 .iddrcl poi son to the child's milk. The one-year-old boy, Amran bin Abu Bak a r. died in
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    Absent VC jailed
    40 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. National serricentan Mahmud bin Abdullah, 2*. was Jailed for four months today after he admitted absenting himself from M VifiUnte Corp* training session* at Whltley Secondary School between Nov. C last year and May 2.
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    What a laugh! The secret of their success
    307 6  -  SHEN SWEE YONG: B, Singapore, Wed IF YOU want to win a prize at an oratory con--1 test, take this advice make the judges laugh. That was the secret be- hind the success of Cecilia Tsong, cf Marymount Con- vent, and Rosana
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    Union to probe second language problem
    95 6 Union to probe second language problem SINOAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Malay Teachers' Union is to Investigate the problems of students taking Malay as a second language. The survey will also gauge the extent of student Interest in the subject. This was one of the decisions taken at the union's recent
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    Shopkeeper hurt in attack
    60 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. A provision shopemner. Chan Kok Pul. 65. suffered head Injuries when he was attacked by two armed men at hU Harvey Road shop, off Macpherson Road, this afternoon. Chan was taken to Outram Hospital where hi* condition is reported to be not serious Police
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    Man fined for theft
    38 6 SINGAPORE. Wed A contractor. Tan Lian Hock. 35. was fined $500 or two months' jail today for stealing one carton of glassware worth $335 at a godown In the Port Authority on March 10
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    Three newsmen are accused of graft
    301 6 Three newsmen are accused of graft SINGAPORE. Wed Three r«'p< were < hartjrd with corruptly t:. money to control room operators of the SinRapore Fire Brigade Wee Beng Huat. 24. and P N Balji. 24. ooth trom New Nation, were jointly char* ed on three counts of corruptly giving grant..
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    Concorde—for thousands
    90 8 Concorde— for thousands WORLD'S FASTEST JETLINER FLIES IN ON HISTORIC VISIT THE CONCORDE at Paya Lelut international airport after its historic landing in Singapore yesterday. The Anglo-French jetliner, designed to cruise at a Mach 2.2 wpttd (about 1,450 m.p.h.) at cruise altitudes of 55,000 to 62,000 feet, is the second
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      275 8 the grand shows TR-OQ3CU TR-OOIEU TS-410MG B B^_^__ B B B a BB Ba Ba BB j a^ Bß^ B j_ Ba BB B^ aa _^B^^_^ TR-OOSBJ TR-310EU Your living, listening mate- The one and only the world's 24 inch magic line with 6 inch rotatable ultra-sonic model Portable 9
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    a day to remember...
    27 9 LIKE LIGHTNING IT FLASHED OVER THE HARBOUR AND VANISHED WAVING GALLERY SCENE: Schoolchildren, housewives, amateur shutterbugs all were there to watch the landing
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    The man they all call Mr. Concorde
    74 9 rh Concorde's chief pilot Mr. Brian Trub haw who is popularly known as Mr Concorde." Mr. Trubithaw. 48. a BAC Dirertor of Test Might, was responsible for thr Diane's flight test programme in Britain A test pilot since 1949. he will be in
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    Flight over KL, low pass over Subang
    198 9 K LUMPUR Wad MALAYSIANS here need not rush to Subang airport to have a glimpse of the Concorde during Its demonstration flight over the airport It Is also flying over the city. This was confirmed today by the director of civil aviation. Mr.
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    Tremor, thunder and rumble as Concorde flies low for touchdown
    228 9  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS By HOUSES in Changi and Tampines felt gentle vibrations as the Anglo French Concorde roared low over Singapore These houses were directly under its approach route Although the plane flew sub-sonic, its mighty engine could be heard a
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      104 10 Shell powers Concorde around the world When Concorde swooped down into Singapore Airport, Shell have contributed to the development of the Shell was there to refuel her. In fact, on this sales tour Anglo-French Concorde project right from the beginning from U.K. through the Middle East and South East Asia
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      Parity, not variation sought on property tax
      367 11 LETTUM to t*c t«ttoff will f• r iiWcsOw ■■lisa ta*y bat* the writer*' Sta.Be* and *4 a a— ■i»«yi If ftm 6m ■>•! visl wmmt aw* sat- \|l< V Suhniinuhi.mi at iiu Pro |hil\ Tax Division in hb it|»K s I Maj has
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      161 11 1 NOTICE an increasing number of cars ln Singapore are being fitted with a device which emits sounds similar to a puppy's yelps, when the car is engaged ln reverse gear When I first heard this sound coming from the rear of a car. I looked askance at the driver
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      117 11 I AM a regular bowler and also a regular patron of a nearby cafeteria. During one of my recent visits to the bowling centre I I was stunned by the Increased prices for food and drink sold at the cafeteria A coffee, tea, orange squash or root beer which cost
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      Thank you for the prompt action
      92 11 M\ tralcful thanks to the Straits Times for publishing my letter in thr June 3 edition. This brought VSflf prompt action from the authorities concerned On Monday morning, on June S. I was happy to ■re the contractor and his men returning to work
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      Priority remains despite change of locality
      289 11 Govt replies I REFER to the letter by Frustrated" <S.T. June 2). Under the flrit come, first served system of allocation based on the registration number allotted at the time of application, a registered applicant is allowed to change his choice of locality. In
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      NUISANCE PHONE CALLS: WHY IS THE STBJO UNCO-OPERATIVE?
      338 11 NUISANCE PHONE CALLS: WHY IS THE STBJO UNCO-OPERATIVE? MAY I be permitted to add my experience to the growing list of longsuffering STB subscribers plagued by nuisance telephone calls. I have been receiving such calls almost every day and night for almost two years now. About a year ago I
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      253 11 SANYO STEREO MUSIC CENTRE at a special price Sao y a DC 7 1 0K N Solid State Three Component Stsvwo 45W peak THi*ic po\*ef FET and IC circuitry Auto return tonearm 6 loudspeaiieri Finely crafted cabinets Many au Hilary connector* DC 710N receive* AM SW FM FM stereo 1
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      257 11 WHY NO HOLLIES ON TV? CAN RTS offer an explanation as to why the Hollies were not featured after Cilia Black announced them as guests at the beginning of her show? Imagine my disappointment! HOLLIES FAN. Singapore. 19. Straits Times Crossword ACROSS filled (•>. 1 Croaa flrl at the end
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    Danger of too much alcohol in blood
    256 13 Danger of too much alcohol in blood Pathologist: It can choke you to death... SIV.APOHi;, Wednesday PATHOLOGIST of Oulrani llospik.l warn r<l t<*hiv tlmt "moderately high" content "I U oliol in the Mood could result in a |>erson king choked to death Dr. Seah Han Cheow. assistant pathologist, said this
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    Asian art show
    49 13 SINGAPORE Wed An exhibition of over M p*lnlln«s by eight contemporary Asian artists Is now on at the Hyatt Hotel s merraMne floor The display Is organised by I Mr Solomon Olln a Canadian art exhibitor anC Is open from 10 am to 10 pm daily.
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    Lunch talk
    36 13 SINOAPGRE. We»i Acting Supt R Wood worth *tll speak on 'Some Aspects of Road Traffic Accidents" at the V Men's Club of Singapore lunch meetlnr. at the Hotel Equatorial on Saturday at 1.15 pm
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    BANK TO MOVE TO NEW HOME
    131 13 BANK TO MOVE TO NEW HOME SINGAPORE. Wed. The Sincapore headquarters of Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation at t'ollyrr Quay will move to the new $7t million Ocean Building in Raffles Place In early 1*74 under an agreement nigned today. Mr Michael Robinson, the bank's ■anaitr who signed the lease
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    Banker from Phnom Penh is a woman
    238 13 Banker from Phnom Penh is a woman KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The credit and banking director of the Khmer Republic's National Bank is a soft-spoken woman who looks much younger than her 34 years. Mrs Chuon Saodi from Phnom Penh Is here on a 10-week South-east Asia New Zealand and Australia
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    When the teachers learn from the pupils
    172 13 IPOH. W«d rE introduction of Jawi in the Malaysian school curriculum has thrown teacher pupil relations Inside out i In many cases Jawi periods have turned out to be sessions where teachers learn from pupils rather than teach them. A National Union of
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      195 13 SEMAME STREET By am Roberts >. v I Ibo! ONE OF US IS 5 1 iiu mv MnVP CNFQ I LUCKY FOX HIM, i \?D \4+» Hi (AROUMENTSn i lih'y Oop By V.T. Hamiin I mtiW < PMTIENCS, MY A THC MACHINE A I OkN 1 L- MEV, HE'S fiOT
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      RIGHT TO DEVELOP
      307 14 Malaysia and Singapore have had their first formal say at Stockholm on environmental problems, their Interest centred on avoiding the mistakes of others and on their concern that International regulation must not unduly restrict the progress of developing nations There need not be a conflict between development
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      TIES WITH AUSTRALIA
      242 14 Singapore today warmly greets the Prime Minister of Australia Mr McMahon was last in Singapore in 1971. but this is his first visit as Prime Minister. He will find himself among friends, as he will again when he arrives in Kuala Lumpur There are enduring personal links,
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    Lock icon The land that rules by fear
    330 14 CONAKRY. Wod THfc visitor coming here 1 from other African countries is struck by the militancy of the ■autoes and a strong and of suspicion The Democratic Party of Guinea appears to he in Arm control. Local committee* tell people to roase oat for
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    IS AMERICA READY FOR THIS RADICAL?
    653 14  -  JAMES RESTON F r.>m in Washington THE sjuestlon now. after the California Presidential primary. Is whether the American voters are ready for a radical change in IS foreign and do mestic policy Grorgr McGovrrn Is convinced that they are. Hr thinks he has proved
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    A losing hand for the oil -giants
    433 14 WHEN PRODUCERS HOLD THE TRUMPS NEW YORK, W.d THE six-day Arab-Israeli war, which began five years ago last week, set in motion forces that have sharp 1 y changed the international oil industry. The changes are still occurring, as last week's nationalisation of
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    Mac's army
    1060 14 WITH 50,000 DOORBELL RINGERS HOW CAN YOU LOSE? IT was an army ol volunteer canvassers ringing doorbells all over California that brought victory for Senator George McGovern in yesterday's crucial Democratic primary election. His win gives him all of California's 271 delegates to the Democratic convention In July
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      Graduation ceremony ends in chaos
      98 15 Graduation ceremony ends in chaos L \KA< 111 V\e«l A "*l r ad nation ceremony at Karachi University ended In a m»lc ini— n yesterday after many kladenU refused to receive their degree*. Neither the Chancellor. Mr liiiil Baksh Talpur *st is also the Governor •f Mad. nor the Vice
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      Dog-burning plan off
      55 15 NEWCASTLE Wed A plan to burn alive a pet deg ».th ■■pahs a* a protest against the American bombing of North Vietnam has been wrapped be- cauae of a public outcry Police had warned university 1 ctudeau in this city 100 miies north of Sydney that action
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      Lock icon PEKING PLEDGES SUPPORT FOR NORTH VIETNAM
      204 15 PEKING PLEDGES SUPPORT FOR NORTH VIETNAM DEKING, Wed. China last night pledged its support and help to North Vietnam in their war against American aggression but stopped short of promising to take specific action to beat the American blockade of North Vietnamese port* Most of China's leaders, headed by Premier
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      Lock icon Now ban on student protests in S. Africa
      283 15 CAPE TOWN. Wed JHE South African Government has clamped a monthlong ban on protest meetings and processions in every university centre to thwart students who hoped to stage marches and demonstrations in several cities. Student groups had announced the marches and demonstrations
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      Lock icon Strike brings Aussie trains to a halt
      114 15 OTTNEY. Wed— All trains in Australia were brought to a standstill today by a strike by railway drivers and firemen demanding bis pay rises. More than a million commuters in maior Australian cities were hit by the stoppage, which began at midniKht last
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      Lock icon A solemn Jackie at her late husband's graveside
      198 15 ARLINGTON. Wed. A solemn Jacqueline Kenned\ Onassis views the grave of her late husband, John Kennedy, at Arlington National Cemetery 3he stopped here after attending a service at the nearby grave of Robert Kennedy on the fourth anniversary of his death yesterday
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      Lock icon Briton to cycle to India
      72 15 LONDON. Wed A 35-year--1 eld Briton leaves here on Saturday to cycle to India and back to get into trim (or an attempt on the Los Angeles to New York bicycle record later this year Maurice Ash wood from Greenford near London, will act off
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      Lock icon 'H. KONG IS CHINA'S BUSINESS ONLY'
      185 15 WASHINGTON. Wed A IN comnntteiagreed yrstrril.it to recommend to thr (irnrral Assembly thr exclusion <>l Hone Kong and Macao front thr list of tcrritnrirs subject to thr world organisation's declaration on granting indrpendrner to rolonirs. Thr recoinmrntl.il ion madr by a working group from
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      Connally leaves on tour of 15 world capitals
      204 16 Connally leaves on tour of 15 world capitals U, ASHNGTON. Wed ftrUrta* Treasury ■ocretarv Jofcai Cs—ißy left today oa a reajad-ts»-werM low of IS or smt* eapUals asstt sf»--i mliltti thai kr la Mm uttmtt tor the Vtee■a.. ,ii ia yk-MgAkl* Secretary State. Mr CoaMlty. whoa* •rat ate* la Car—
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      Six drowned
      20 16 BUENOS ADUDB Wad ■U bm war* drownoa here liisrtajwhoa a trask they *rr ridlfiK ir, W H PHbSQM
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      Lock icon Uttle blue box that almost broke US army code
      244 16 Uttle blue box that almost broke US army code PITTSBURGH. Wed 1 A District Attorney said yesterday that four "phone freaks" people who use a telephone device to make free calls around the world had almost cracked the code Unking U.S. military installations. Mr William H Lamb. Chester County. District
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      Lock icon Five more found alive in blast mine
      494 16 WANKIE (RHODESIA). Wednesday RESCUE workers were today forced to hold up their search for more than 450 trapped miners after two explosions rocked a gas-filled ventilation shaft. As rescue operations were suspended, a mine spokesman announced that five more African miners had been
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      Lock icon Bomb' in train turns out to be a turnip
      215 16 Bomb' in train turns out to be a turnip SYDNEY. Wed Army bomb disposal experts called to dismantle a metal box thought to contain a bomb here found only a turnip Inside, police announced. Discovery of the box followed a bomb extortion threat against the New South Wales Government Railways.
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      Lock icon ONE (HOUR) UP ON A GUINNESS RECORD
      111 16 I ÜBBOCK (Texas), Wed. •Li —A 20-year-old Texas University student stepped from his shower here today for the first time in one week and ene hour and claimed to have set a world record for showering Hall Halloway of Dallas said he would
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      Lock icon MOVE TO SEAT E. GERMANY AT TALKS LIKELY TO FAIL
      398 16 MOVE TO SEAT E. GERMANY AT TALKS LIKELY TO FAIL STOCKHOLM, Wed J Delegates to the UN. envlro nment conference here are ieported to be seeking a compromise to seat East Germany to persuade the Soviet Union and other East European States to end their boycott of the meeting. Western
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      84 16 I you fit L for work 1 L and play Age and Wrinkles Go Together. It's inevitable" you say. Hut how do some women keep their lively complexions year after year? With the daily help of 2nd Debut with CKF the akin's moat successful youthifier. CEF makes the akin hold
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      Lock icon A new US super missile... just in case
      268 17 A new US super missile just in case WASHINGTON. Wednesday I~HE Pentagon disclosed plans today to develop an entirely new submarine-launched nuclear missile as a "hedge" against failure in The second round of U.S. -Soviet arms limitation talks Defence Department spokesman Mr Jerry Friedheim said the longrange cruise missile would
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      Lock icon Missiles in the Philippines? We have none, says U.S.
      126 17 W\nHI\«.TOS. \*ed. The I nited States •aid today it had no continental ballistic missiles at iU bases la the Philippines. The question of the presence of such missiles was raised in a note handed to the IS Ambassador in Manila by
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      Lock icon After the house smash, 50-mile run with a log
      172 17 After the house smash, 50-mile run with a log SHEFFIELD, Wed. J Fifteen Judo and karate experts, cut and bruised from demolishing a house with Just their heads, hands and feet, made plans today for their next feat a 50-mile run with a half-ton tree trunk on their shoulders. 'Sure,
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      Execution order on woman reversed
      182 17 Execution order on woman reversed MANILA, Wed The scheduled execution of a 24-year-old Fillpina this month was called off yesterday and the Bureau of Prisons said "it was all a mistake." Attorney Julio Alcantara of the Prisons Bureau said Rosario Morante. convicted of robbery and murder in 1968 and originally
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      Lock icon Tight security at Sri Lanka hearings
      137 17 ('OK)MBO. Wed. v Strict security will be enforced when the Crim nal Justice Commission, appointed to try suspects involved in last year's abortive insurrection, begins its hearings on June 12. The Commission's secretary said yesterday the public. Government officials and newspaper reporters will be
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      Lock icon Castro visit to Warsaw marred by heart trouble?
      269 17 Castro visit to Warsaw marred by heart trouble? UyARSAW, Wed Cuban leader. Dr Fidel Castro, who arrived yesterday for a six-day visit, is suffering from heart trouble, and his programme may have to be reexamined, Polish Government sources said The announcement said that Dr Castro was in a "state prior
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      275 17 Naturally, ooo^W c AUk Triumph 2000 v• I I Proiect executives on the Concorde work I v in an atmosphere where only the highest ißttfSid^^^M^^^^^M^Mll^M^^^^B^^Hfti^^ v' i•' i^ :iT aJPt^sSslSs^ll|l^£ls^» M standards are acceptable. Understandably, P^ BM^^HP MB W M^ they look for similar attainment in their *•*•?•> SSv 3llM
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      33 17 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby pip tfxfN f\ put ruem w tue") (^witm a*«C MANAse it) ©uierew. S 9>ttin& koom y id Bwnt rTUe QiiLPgfcN OOiIHX/ ir Si ■^^•♦Y^iy-^V B^B^B^^^^ r j 3
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        Rises
        67 18 ssor is is H I r«n| S2 20 ♦It N Iron $5 05 ♦17 P M lUid »2 20 ♦IS j H4.cH MM +.11 NET »S tS 410 I la.l »JlßWiti $3 90 +.01 M A Hold MM ♦0* Ribnm Hyd »4 M *0« Kan H*ld SO 55 -05
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        23 18 W'wMt IM4 $208 —.10 8 Darky «5 —.10 Tgonc Sm $4 06 00 M H»ur SI "2 —0t I*l Hotel 1013 -044
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        24 18 San Holdings 849.000 Wneer Ptodacts 255.000 Allied Cht 200 000 r r LsUn *****0 T«*al Tarnover 2 93*1 l»eUyed Turnover 1512
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        35 18 Jar Jww 7 la4a trial* tMM «IS.M Hotn- M.M t1.7» Fra»rrUn ttl.Cl t TkM: 113*1 Mill t 'i nkkm 1«.«J 171 St Dvc M. IMC IN Dee. SI. INI IN t Dm. IMS 1M
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1081 18 Uia a«o arna raids trr\ ''ciai.LT LISTIO AT TNI CL*Si r lunalll i" TNC iiaONII raaaias *r tmi s?tc« ■•«tj •■AtatTt viiria •si *»tai ISDUITSUH CLOSING TONE: Industrials steady while the rest mixed TIRNOVER Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday Including odd lots totalled
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      Holiday in KL slows down trading
      251 18 rADING pace aJowed down a bit yesterday when the Singapore trading room operated alone with the Kuala I umpur trading room rioted for the Yang di Prrtuan Afonf's birthday The general tone remained hesitant with leaders and established ea.aities still consolidating past gains, the
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      71 18 rHESE ratfs were quoted on the Asian dollar market /esterday The rate? are for leposlts of U5525,000 and above 1 mth 4 7 1« to 4 5 2 mths 4 9 16 to 4 3 3 mths 4 5 8 to 4 13 16': 6 mths 5 1
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1353 18 BUBINEBS In ana reported to the Mngnpow trading room of the Stock Exchange y— Urasy wit hthe Msasbsv of shares tradad shown in brackets la lot* of 1 000 untaas otherwise spanned I MM OTRIALS MMA (II 339 ill 330. il. 331 A Tan* ill 138 AJlmmiti .1
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      Exchange rates
      204 18 THE Association of Banks in Malay&u-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rate* m at June 7 Ly»*««rtaw» U at mil SILLING KI\IM, dfrwwy TT ar OD TT OD Sterling Pound 7 MM 7 3336 7 3300 Australian Dollar 3 3750 3 3300 3 3100 Canadian Dollar 2 *925
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      Another record year for OCBC
      769 18 IT was another bumper year for Over-seas-Chinese Banking Corporation in 1971 Profits soared to record heights and shareholders receive an equivalent 3 point increase in dividend payment at 15 per cent as well as a one-for-flve bonus issue. With the bank riding on the crest
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      Bank Negara statement
      186 18 BANK Negara statement of liabilities and assets on May 31. 1972 LIABILITIES: Capital 8 40 000 000 Oeneral reserve 8 85.975 836 Malaysian currency in circulation 81.177.519 312 Deposit* Commercial banks 8 219*30.462 Other financial institutions 8 16.620.504 Federal Government 8 729 486 170 Btate Government* 139
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        London tin eases
        143 18 I ONDON: Tuesday's tin softened by mostly £3 on hedge-tiling and quietness of outside demand generally. However, some quaiters intimated that increased Kastern Kuropean interest was being shown. Afternoon tin final- ly recovered earlier small losses, reflecting reduced selling pressure coupled with modest buying interest. NEW YORK:
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        112 18 MINIII PNOOUCI IXCMANCI. x tINCAPORI NOON CLOSING PKICII PI« PICUL VItTIIOAV Cmmul Oil: bulk \3*i Mllen. drum I3<i| rriier*. Csswa: Mixed icoa* L'K Com. 121 B riiii' Muntok AST A white fob. IOPt NLW 117S sellers. Sarawak while f.o.b. S6-* NLW fIU sellers. Sarawak special black f o.h
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        GAZETTED PRICES
        74 18 GAZETTED PRICES fill Malaysian Minister 1 of Finance has ftxrd these rates for calculating Customs dut'es for the period from June 8 to 14: Rubber 41 S, ecr>i4 alk Copra $336.04 a tin Palm Oil 5M3.84 a ton Palm Kernel 1235.2} a ttn The rates of duties navable are Rubber
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        62 18 Tuesday Mendsy VII U Lsngsa 61 50 ay.M Beirut «i.k.i Ml. Hft Haas* sag 5» 3S M W Zurich 61.758 9B.4«IB S2 26S &».7Ua Psrls SO. 77 55.»3 Spore ill si OS SO *3 9 Spore (2) 210.M) 210. 50 ili Eaport price In non-sterling areas la U.S.
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        Copper prices
        34 18 London copper pnres on Tuesdiy previous in brackets) Wirebar Spot buyer MM 50 H4OVM) seller 1410.00 K410.00). Three months buyer 1417.00 i (415.50) seller «417.50 (£417.00). Msraet tans: staady Isles: 2.023 tons
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        PALM OIL
        36 18 In London on Tuesday palm oil prices of Malayan 3 per cent CIX UK'N European poru la bulk; sterling per lons ton July/Dec, was quoted at I-TIU sellers: Auc. Sept. at L'KiM paid (unchanged).
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        RUBBER 'IDLE'
        153 18 f ONDON: The rubber market was mostly unchanged at the opening on Tuesday following quietly steady Eastern advices. Terminal values later edged higher during the morning on general selling reserve although buyers were reluctant to follow the trend. Physicals were virtually unchanged for most of the day in
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        MELBOURNE
        302 18 ]LfEI.BOURNE. Wed BHP soared to its highest point this year In busy trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today The shares closed at Asl3 55 prior to an announcement that the company had joined a consortium to explore for base metals In Indonesia Poseidon also highlighted trading when It
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        Australian funds
        41 18 (As st June «i Fund of Aunt. Btrrllnit A«4 Fund of Auat. IUI. Hoiinr A»3 7? lAs at June li Real Estate Fund of Au«i as 7 49 (From Jun» I to SO) Property Bond of Aust. All 0*
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        241 18 YEW YORK. Tues Oold mining stocks moved sharply higher on the New York Stork Exchange today but the remainder of the market finished lower In moderate turnover. Strength In the gold group partly reflected the jump In the price of gold on the London free market to a
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        HONG KONG
        243 18 UONO KONO Wed. The market opened on a firm note which did not last past mid-morning and a gradual decline set in. due to general slight profit-taking. In the afternoon, however, after the news of the Government's approval in principle to the constrction of the full mass transport
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        Indices
        107 18 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Tuesday #7 02 Monday 87.16 Week agu 89.17 Xi mil h Tueeday 293 30 Monday 295 66 Week ago 304 69 OILS Tuesday 290 84 Monday M 2.29 w *ek »RO 302 INDUSTRIALS Tu«sXlaiy 510 0 M ,°"day 518 1 Week ago 524 3 DOW JONES
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        40 18 im ih. Irs* ntKani, markit i Honx Konc yrsterdiiy ihf U dellar »as nuoted at 5 4«75 for T.T. and 1 ***** for sash tierimi »as quoted at 14 Jo and tael .1 geld ut 417 75
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    Nine months for man who demanded $30,000
    171 19 Nine months for man who demanded $30,000 qHtOAPORK. Wed former forklift driver who demanded 530.000 in an extortion letter to a businessman, was Jailed for niM months today AM Kirn 800. ii, admitted delivenn* an extortion letter together with a live 1 Keng Hoon of StSM Avenut on Peb 19
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    50 19 SINOAPORE Wad Mr r m Wong the artlni president oT the China Society will talk un jaaV »t the National Library» SMeting room on Saturday at 10 10 ass Adantaaton Is ay tickets which are nWaansali free from the Adult Information Desk of the ntmr\
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    Works Council a boon, they all agree
    520 19 Works Council a boon, they all agree FOR MAXIMUM OUTPUT AND EFFICIENCY SINGAPORE Wad -W unionists and managers attending the two-day Wafts Council Seminar of the National Productivity Hoard today unanimously recommended the formation of such councils in Singapore is soon ;is i>ossible. At the close of the seminar this
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    'Come home' plea
    61 19 PARIT BUNTAR. Wed. An antl-malartal department worker here. Mr M Retnam. today appealed to one of his sons. R. Mohandas*. It. to return home Immediately because his elder brother l> critically 111 In hospital and has asked repeatedly to as* him Mohandass Is believed to be In
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    Malaysian reception
    53 19 SINGAPORE Wed. The Malaysian High Commissioner, Tan Brt Abdullah AH tonight gave a reception at Human Malaysia to mark the 44th birthday of the Yang diPcrtuan Agong. The reception was atteneded by about 100 fueatt from the fo'eiga diplomatic corps. Malaynan citizen* and student! studying In institutions of
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    Band music
    26 19 SINGAPORE Wed The Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment band will play at the Macßitchie Reservoir Park cm Sunday from 830 pm to 630 pm
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    Prize-giving
    34 19 SINOAPORE. Wed Mrs. S Rajaratnam. wife of the Minister fur Foreign Alfalr*. will give away prizes *t th«speech contest of Kota Raja ('•immunity centre in Allwal Street on June II at 7.30 pm.
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    93 19 SINGAPORE. Wed.-The Singapore National Union of Journalists has asked seven newspapers here to begin negotiations on the National Wages Council's propo■fe Mr Lim Yeow Slang. SNUJ secretary— disputes, wrote to the newspapers: "We should be most obliged if we could know within a week
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    148 19 Hotel gets 'last chance' to build fire escape SIM.XPORI Wrd Mr. Lawrence Chua. manager of Hotel Savoy in Wilkie Road was today given the "last chance" to build a fireescape stairway for his hotel or have the hotrl licence cancelled by the Hotrls Licensing Board in six months At the
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    Two youths jailed for unlawful assembly
    104 19 SINGAPORE Wed Tw youihs were jailed for four months each today after they pleaded guilty to being members of an unlawful assembly Tan Siak Hong, 20 and Yip F<K>k Seng. 19 unemployed were arrested on Feb 12 at Block «5. Jalan Tiong for assaulting
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    Marketing seminar
    47 19 i.APORE Wed Sixtjritor < xt'(uM\r.s i<f Dirt helm and Company from Singapore snd Malaysia mil take part In a two-day marketing education seminar at < morrow and Filduy Dr David C K Chrw adviser to the Labour MinUtrr wMI chair the meeting and lead the dl»--(u.'Mon pawh
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    365 19 SINGAPORE, Wed 'pill'- \isitiiiK Rotterdam Kuropoorl ikligaliou luis extended an open invitation l»> Sm^i |K)ie *lo come o\er MM leal n ti«»in us" "Our port is an open book and we would like to invite more of your people war," Mr
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      252 20 WOMEN are in for reorientation of make-up for their faces. Colour designers for cosmetics .have abandoned blues and greens for the eyes in favour of reds and yellows for this year. When once It used to be the muted tones hovering around mid-spectrum that
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      301 20 ONI 1 YEAR oM Honf Koiif sing«r Lam May Ye« is on* firl wke does nor let Mm glemovr of allow business sweep her off her foot. Unspoilt by Hi* attention that her singing career has brought dor, she is very much aware
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      228 20 A YOUNG PUFFIN by Eileen Colwell There are twelve stories in this book, all of them about boys who were bad in some way or another. Either really bad, like Freddie, Adolphus, Edward, Montague, and John Henry, who left their aunts marooned on an island, or only a little bit
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    250 21 £INOAPORS. Wed The 15 P^astAl Swvte** Depart _in a n f ■Rill win laaur a mr\ vi four coflussMßtoea 1 1 ye staunps featuring paint IMS by low katavl ■artists e« July I TIM stamps will be the meant set in the
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    69 21 IfOH. Wed There was a mild stir at lp*h airport this afternoon when three fire engines and a rescue Land-Eover took up positions on the side of thr airstrip before a northbound MSA plane landed. Thr control timer here was informed by Kuala Lumpur that the plane
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    301 21 Breaking point for hospitals warning K. LUMPUR Wed y\ VI.AYSIAN government hospitals and clinics will reach near "breaking point" if the .'ttKUMM) civil servants and teachers are loitcd to go only there for treatment. This warning came from the National Union of Teachers, which claimed that many head teachers are
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    207 21  - Humphrey Bear dances his way into the hearts of all the children WONG LAI WAH By- SIXTY children in St. Andrew's Orthopaedic Hospital had the shock of their lives when a big grey bear stomped into the hall yesterday. The younger ones screamed in terror. Six were so terrified they
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    60 21 PENANO. Wed The Labour Party of Malaya is practically I non-existcm A party source said It had 1 been giver, to dHys to send in its return by the Registrar of Societies The deadline was la»t March So fi.r It had not heard 1 further from IhS
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    49 21 TANAH RATA. Wed Television viewers In the Cameron Highlands are complaining of bad reception lately For thr past week reception I has turned "snowy with images distorted. Many areas outside T-nah Rata and Brinchang. especially those around Ringlet. are unable to get anything on their screen.
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    56 21 Another 802 new cars SINGAPORE Wed Another 802 cars were registered in April, bringing the total to 160.220. The number of motor cycles, including scooters, also rose by 469 to 111,503 and bicycles by 877 to 385.963 Contract goods vehicles increased by 250 to 20.852. public buses by eight to
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    27 21 SINGAPORE Wrd First Lady Mts Sheare will be the gue&t-of-honour at a Police Week Carnival lor under-privi-leged children at the P"li.«Academy at 9 am on Saturday
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      424 22 INSTRUMENT FITTIRS (HIGHLY SKILLED) Shell have several vacancies to> Instrument Fitters at their refinery complex on Pulau Bukom Candidates' specification* G»i«enih.p Singaporean Afe: Not more thai 25 Qualifications: Secondary Four level A know ledge of Eng lish. Practical experience in the electrical, electronics or m c c n a nical
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      686 22 I. C. T. Lmdmg IntwrnationoJ Commod>f>«s Trodtng firm which has branches >n both Singapore and Hong Kong raquMWt several bright and en«rget«: Sales Executives to promote and s«H full range of it«vns. SALES EXECUTIVES Qualifications A Requirements (1) Singapore citnerw (2) Age 22 yean or above Educoton Completed H SO
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      492 22 I M BORK SINGAPORE M f»RI\#ATE LIMITED KBANJI INDIWTBIAL ESTATE Invite applications fcr the senior poaltlcn of FACTORY ENGINEER who will be directly responsible to our PRODUCTION MANAOER for the dally nnooth running ar.d maintenance of our veneer slicing splicing plant and wood-working machinery The job requires an ability to
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      950 23 MARIT, ME MILBIM lINIA P I I TU «'»44. PBRT HUM M4l IMIA LINtPM mil PI NAM Itat Carrw mm to practec at»tr »tm :t iwl tw tr fst^trw tart* GLEN LINE LTD. ■ft mm%~ &ft < 3B DUE H—aar| AMIVAIS FatM IM »M AM THE CMIINIHT CLINFUitCH 1 S"t»»oe
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      914 24 ORIENT LINES UD. CB aLX-ONG 2 SMtNTON WVP.V StNGAPOWt 1 TtL 84K»33-7 U.K. WROfi SIRVKE LOADING FOR LONDON H'BURG. R DAM, HAVRE Smtaeort P Riant Re-e-t awna* NCPTPJM 2IKRN It/M taM IS 11 taM C*s»» a-o iS 1. l_*m U 7 Havrt, R aaai, n avrg NEPTWI TtPmi 14 II
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      641 25 STRAITS TRANSPORTATION PTE. LTD. States Marine 1-rmMuui i iwa US ATLANTIC AND Gt«^/S»fGAPORf tXjmESS SCRVtCt Mm Vert pm. Lan omasa mHiMi Mmsm t mum IMMN IT tTE MAAN -MMUMNW MtMN FUIH -HjfltJaMl W FLOTTA LAURO tMIVIMt IHKCT FIN tfRSi. ITUT LMMM m lIELIfJt. PISM. mUHU tianiin P KltM Psaaaj MM*
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      1148 25 WAN NON 6 COMPANY (PTE.) LTD. NOIH I |»t I AMI OI %It If HISS We art |>le;iso<l to inform lli.il rfTcrl our NEW ADDRtCSS nmII W Mmk— 5.15 537. kamponi: Kahru Rimd, Singapore, 4. MslT7-> Office Tel. No. IMttl 9H my Miri Koad Store HSfll AUCTION SALE OF VWuable
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    25 26 Lo*s*M HIM S SALONS in Mete snssjasjaes tar yessr leiiet hairetykM permasj aad eirgnas tai Ma Veey BilO prices Aspsial snasits leiseejon* 3T11T2 ilbhh
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    52 26 *F mm Rev. Ineo AH era hi ■asawaal tkwQj rehMrvis PAhMLV OP LAY! Mr l.iaa« Cka* Mia*) shaaas friend, resative* aad Waase Dept aad ether* tar varksus nests aad atteadane* at luairal FASSILV OF LATI V N Otresnshy thaaas all fruagi See vanea* ex atteadoaee at fuairtl ea 4
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    18 26 B NO P4MY departed ea 4 as. Tear ksvma ii»bi remain* in our chtkSrea ana irialrhlliiia.
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    25 26 TONICNT V P C. CONVINTION aiaaapsn renferenre Mall 720 p m Haar The Patter s Ctay Jo* Matteaal Theatre Raßy Saturday HMk Juste.
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      1002 26 BUT Apartment. M highly residential area. I >i4r«*sas tall hath attache* i servant s large pn vate rempeaa* «e».ie* carpark Im NEAR ,UR*NC INDUSTRIAL ■ITATIS Furalsk.d 'aafaraums* net, detached •WBmU tflfTftC* ■#UaM4. afaMeMIC pgipail ■earing Plea** aaatart A Ing Kseig T*erae* •a? Tsk Tub* Reed Tat S'awre S7**M 44*41* 4Wb*|
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      990 26 wattin ESTATE a California type 4 lilmai. fwrastk** heue*. I airconditioners II 30* Tel S per* BIST tO LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED semi detached Oat 3 SUmimi. air readMMae*. carpet**, quiet snd m c view, poo Oaatact 14M7 Spat* GRANGE BOAO FURNISHIO FLAT *IORO*M« PARtUIT FLOORING C.wtaet CRANGI ROAO. TIL: STMM *ana|
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      857 26 DISTRICT *S Fire- Mlßllia 3 Bed nesned Plat anting rMnlngreiw 3 Bathraaaa* $74 o** Fart Maa* 3 Bedreemed Flat $45 «0u R**l Beta** Aieau Aa* fanalmMH Oampaay. S3 Th* Area** *4*4* ***** •4M7. (Spate) »-e*erev aalM'ng Oreua*Baer aheesMM.ee twa 3 lilniail Oat* About 2.**o sq ft each Bear Trl Spare
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    'Misunderstanding' the reason for public apathy and hostility towards police
    275 28 SINGAPORE Wad THE head of the police publicity division, Supt. Khonit Henrj Ngee, today explained why many people adopt an indifferent or even hostile attitude toward the police. This, he said, was because of the lack of appreciation of the
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    114 28 Odd-job man battered to death SINGAPORE, Wed An 9 odd-job labourer was battered to death in Kampong Bugls, off Kallang Road, this afternoon. Police said Teng Ah Seng. 38. a bachelor, died betore the arrival of an ambulance. Teng had gone to visit a friend near the Sin Seng Hln
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    107 28 Penang takes up with KL the control of hippies PENANG. Wed The Penang Government has taken up with the Federal Government the question of controlling the entry of hippies into the State Cntet Minister Dr Llm Chong Eu yesterday said this to state assemblyman Abdul Rahman bin Haji Yunus (Party
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    58 28 SINGAPORE Wed. The Singapore Armed Force* will carry out a demolition exercise at the Southern Islands Live Firing Range at Pulau Senang on June 14 from I am to noon. 2 pm. to 6 p.m and 7 p.m to 11 p.m. The public is warned to keep
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    46 28 SINGAPORE Wed Members of the Chinese YMCA (oik dance club will give a display of folk dances in the National Library lecture hall on June 14 at 10 30 am Tickets are obtainable free from the adult information desk of the library.
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    127 28 CDC REPORTS GOOD RESULTS FOR PROJECTS IN SINGAPORE LONDON. Wed The Commonwealth Development Corporation reported today that its projects In Singapore and Malaysia produced very satisfactory results last year despite adverse economic trends In its annual report for 1971, the corporation said the economic development throughout the whole region was
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    452 28 TUT NO BARON TRADE' CALL BY CHUA STCCKHCLM, Wednesday C J N GAPORE'S Health Minister, Mr. Chun Sin Chin, has urged developed nations not to adopt discriminatory trade policies or to reduce the access developing countries now have to their markets unHer the pietext of environmental controls. Mr. Chua was
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      363 29 WORLD'S 2 TOP DRIVERS FOR G.P. p\O of the world's best Formula Atlantic raring driven a ill racy in next year's Singapore rand Prix. The two drivers will be selected the Rothmans 50.000 at M rands Hatch on Auk 28. and they he the two who hold top pole ..Mtijns
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      24-hour swim for charity
      116 29 SIMOAPOKE 8 two top swimmer*. Patnria Chan and Khong i n mill be taking part in 'ht Boys Brigade •wtamathon a 34-hour swimming marathon In aid of charity The swttnmathon. which will begin at i pm on June 16 and end at 5 p m on
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      A medal to Bee Khim
      91 29 KEE BEE KHIM mho won the SICC women s championship last iwk yaaterday won the A dtMstan monthly msdal with >t Island Course First nine ball.' weep went to I Abtwtl inett 35' snd second t -n Bee Khim B O rHng inett 71 1
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      SASA SWIMMATHON IN FUNDS DRIVE
      190 29 SINGAPORE Amateur Swimming Association v planning a swimmathon <rt of its fund-ralalng project tuts year reports ALBERT JOHNSON. SASA president Chan Chee Seng said: "This Inaugural event will give the swimmers the oDportunity actively participate in he association s fund ralsng drive In the past,
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      SEAP GAMES CHANCE FOR G.P. PLAYERS
      263 29 rpEENAGE players competing In the SingaDore Lawn Tennis Association's Grand Prix at Farrer Park from tomorrow will Ret the added Incentive of the chance of being selected for next Sar's Seap Games. I officials will be out In cc to watch the boys i
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      Pele nets 3 goals
      53 29 Pele nets 3 goals HONG KONG. Wed. Pele, Brazil's soccer ace, M-ored three (oals tonight to help Santos beat Hong Kong's first Division Caroline Hill 4-2 in an extra tour match. Halftime score was 2-*. The fourth game by the visiting Brazilians was s:ageu at the Hong Kong Government Stadium
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      Sawfish's final push overcomes Forces
      368 29 Sawfish 's final push overcomes Forces PUBLIC Swimming Clubs Sawfish yesterday made themselves virtually certain of winning the SASA Under 20 Water Polo League championship by beating their closest rivals, SAFSA, 10-8 in a key clash at Queenstown pool, reports PETER SIOW. This was Sawfish's fourth win in the six-team
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      Indons and Malaysia crush rivals
      244 30 JAKARTA, Wednesday INDONESIA crushed Laos 5-1 and Malaysia 1 downed Sri Lanka 3-0 in Group "A' matches In the Jakarta anniversary football tournament tonight Intoned* In fact mnd all SiX BMfcSS aCa\if}St I JUM The Laotian acore. which T»mt In the third minute of the
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      Japan in final
      26 30 TOKYO. Wad Japan, seekmg thaw third successive title mtmt Mkt naal^oT B» Über t* fMsiaili'lp wtth a 1-«* wui wmt ramisrk here tonlgnt
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      KOE: KHMER MUST PAY OR NO MERDEKA
      180 30 KOE: KHMER MUST PAY OR NO MERDEKA KUALA LUMPUR Wed Khmer will have to pay their arrears of fees to FIFA, the world controlling body, for soccer, and Asian Football Confederation before they can take part in the Merdeka tournament from July 12 to July 29. Kkaaar among IS countiie.
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      PI team for Munich
      59 30 MANILA. Wed— The Philippines today announced it would send a 12- member basketball team to the Munich Olympir Oaaaei from Aug 36 to Sept 10 The eager* are M Paner Varte Samson. Rogelio Melencio Daailo PlorencJo. Narciao Bemad, i William Aoomado. Adrian.. Papa. Jr. Jaime Mariano.
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      Poh Lam knocks out No 3 seed Ong
      380 30 Poh Lam knocks out No 3 seed Ong THIRD SF.EDLD One Tiong Hin made a Dunk exit from the Sin caaore Junior badminton championship! hen lie lost 15-11. 11-U to little known Tan Poh Lam at the SB A hall last night The diminutive but determined Tan smothered the hard
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      SHA GIVE FANS A RAW DEAL
      276 30  -  ERNEST FREDA By gINC.APORK hockey fans were in angry mood yesterday and no wonder. They and the Pre>> were given a raw deal by SHA in the league. The scheduled league match yesterday, as given by SHA, was a Dlv One clash between Police
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      240 30 EPSOM. Wed British champion Jockey Lester Plggott drove Americanowned. Irish-trained Roberto in to a win by inches in the Epsom Derby here today to equal the all-time riding record of six victories in the classic. The destination of bets estimated at between eight and
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      100 student bowlers in Poly meet
      82 30 SIXTEEN boys and girls will get the chance for a crack at the Junior Masters bowing title on Saturday, but first they must prove themselves in the inaugural threeday Students bowling championships beginning at Jackie's Bowl Orchard today. The Students championships, being organised by
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      Filipinos for Pesta Sukan
      66 30 MANILA. Wed The PhlUpplnes today announced the lineup of the National basketball team to the Pesta Sukan competition In Singapore In August The pla/m are Ramon Luclndo. Je i-e Sullano. Joanquln Rojas Jr. Orlando Bauzor Rodolfo Soriano. Rudolf Kutch Reynaldo Alcantara. David Regullano. Ernesto Estrada. Rolando
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      Splendid trials by Limbing, Genting H'lands
      263 31  - Splendid trials by Limbing, Genting H'lands EPSOM JEEP By NTINC. HIGHLANDS did a splendid gallop at Kuala Lumpur yesterday morning. The Woodfield five-year-old, ridden by Terry Tan, sprinted 3f in 37 4/ssec, finishing strongly. < omer Secret Service (Laurie Johnson) went attractively in a workout with stablemate .rrrn Tlfer. They
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      1,600 in Chinese national meet
      82 31 1,600 in Chinese national meet UONG KONG. Wed. More than I.M« athletes are participating la a mtional athletic meet in China, the New China N'*ws Agency reported testerday The 1972 national meet which began on Monday was hrlac conducted throwgh regional contests held simaltaneouOy in Huhrhot Chungking. Mange how and
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      89 31 Baghdad wed Iraq have decided not to -ompete in the Munich Olympics in August the official U»q news agency said hore yosterday It said the decision was taken by the Iraqi Otysnpic Oosßsatttee at a meeting tin Morday nigh: in accordance «itt. its promise to devote
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      80 31 NEW YORK Wed Re*Llt* of major American league baastaU matches played yesterday Aasrrtsaa Im|m: Detroit California 6 (fir-t game*. California 4 Detroit 0 (second Oakland 7. Cleveland 2. Minnesota S. Baltimore 4 15 inns*. Texas 6. New York 3. Kansas City 4. Milwaukee 2. Boston >. Chicago 0
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      Lock icon Finnegan retains title with a K0
      192 31 I ONDON. Wed Chris Flnnegan of Britain retained his European light heavyweight boxing title when he knocked out Jan Lubbers of Holland In the eighth round at the Albert Hall here last night. The end came after two minutes of the round when Flnnegan
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      19 FOR PERAK DERBY
      805 31 NINETEEN horses have been ei.tered for the Perak Utrby to be run over 121 at Ipoh on June 25 at of 204 horses have been entered for the four -day meeting on June 17. It. 24 and a The Derby entries are r II Champagne II
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      It's young Australia versus old England
      733 31  - It's young Australia versus old England Jack Fingleton From London, W«d. yHE Test match which begins tomorrow at 1 Old Trafford, Manchester Is not only the first Test of a new series between England and Australia. Since the Tests began In 1877, this game at Old Trafford is a test
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      Lock icon Smith hits 78 n.o. to mark recall to Test XI
      292 31 Smith hits 78 n.o. to mark recall to Test XI I ONDON Wed Mike i Smith celebrated his recall to England s cricket team after a six-year absence by hammering an undefeated 78 for Warwickshire at Birmingham yesterday against the Australian attack he Is likely to face In the first
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      196 31 \UNNA. H>d Thf European Football I'nion (IKFA) yesterday condemned the behavtoar of Glasgow Ranger* fans in the European Cup Winner*' Cap Anal in Barcelona last month and said from now on only stadiums with adequalf security installations would be allowed to stage L'fcFA finals. In this
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      255 31 NEW YORK. W«d. /^NLY Intervention by the Soviet Ambassador v in Washington appears to have any chance of saving the proposed North Amer'can soccer tour of the Russian team, Moscow Dynamo. The tour was cancelled last Saturday night by the Bovlet Football Federation. New York
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      40 29 SWIMMING 6ASA Asian Age Oroup trials iTsnjong Rhu (.30). HOCKEY BHA Div 3: Dutch Club v SRC B Dlv. J Ceylon 8C "B v SCC B BOWUNO Polytechnic championships (Orchard 3 pm i BADMINTON Spore Junior champion' hips (SBA hall).
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    536 32 B-52s strike closest to the border SAIGON. Wednesday AM hit l< AN Ail lour jets have Im>iiilm-(I a i.ulw i\ van! just 10 miles tlu .'hinesr frontier in Iheii < losesl i.l ids to tin v In. mi (hm. i Ixu <lti. unlit. n
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    127 32 GOLD HITS NEW HIGH OF US$65 LONDON. We* The price of gold climbed to a stew peak of IS M».M on London* free bullion market today, and the 18 dollar weakened on mo»t foreign exchange*. At aatd-day the official rate operating on the free Market was I Ss44 75 dollar*
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    302 32 Bangladesh plans mission here to cement ties SINGAPORE Wed pORDIAL relationships between Singapore and Bangladesh will be further cemented with the establishment of a Bangladesh mission In the Republic. Bangladesh Foreign Minister Mr Abdus Samad Azad said today The Foreign Minister, here on a three-day official visit, said trade between
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    23 32 NEW YORK. Wed The US Airline Pilot* Association has declared a boycott of any country which gives refuge to hijacker* Reuter
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    34 32 BEIRUT Wed An emergency meeting of the Arab Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries iAOPBCi to consider Iraq's battle against the Iraq Petroleum Company, scheduled for today, was postponed until Sunday Reuter
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    48 32 PHNOM PENH Wed Marshal Lon Nol won nearly SS per cent <>' the votes tn the Cambodian presidential election. compared to 34 per cent by Liberal candidate In Tarn, and M per cent by another candiate Keo An. according to the latest official provisional figures Reuter.
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    33 32 WANKIK. Rhodesia i Wed Rescue squads and officials today tost hope of saving any more of the hundreds of miners sUll trapped In the gma-fllled Wankle Colliery. Hauler (See Page IS).
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    129 32 Labour MPs' car hijacked in Belfast BELFAST, Wed. Six British MPs had their car hijacked at gunpoint during an on-the-spot fact-finding tour of Belfast today. The incident occurred in a Catholic area of the city while the parliamentarians, all members of the Opposition Labour Party, were out of their chauffeur-driven
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    32 32 JOHANNESBURG. Wed Africa's first nuclear power station Is to be built near Cape Town and will be In operation by September. 1981. the Electricity Supply Commission announced today. Reuter
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    35 32 MOSCOW. Wed The Kremlin has Issued a decree formally Instructing the Soviet military establishment to adhere to the arms limitation accords signed with President Nixon on May 26. Tass announced last night Reuter
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    371 32 f ONDON. Wed Equities clowd ihf liim lurvn oT BrHMI rrooMni \t t 9m. Mm F.T. fcadci was am 6 S 303. a. Kaasrs featured Makar Mtewts* Mm «aep rlar la tfca sasd prtea Seasa snati. however. n«»cs< (ataa oa aroat taklaa Government Bonds were aaatn awvar by
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    54 32 MRS. Michael Heseltlne, in her bright red hat. was the only woman passenger on the Concorde flight to Singapore. Mrs Heseltine. who flew with the supersonic jet since it left Britain last Friday, is accompanying her husband, the British Aerospace Minister, throughout the Far East
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    28 32 PARIS. Wed Transpoit and Postal Services were disrupted garbage not collected throughout France today as up to two million workers «ta*ed a nationwide one-day strike
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