The Straits Times, 10 June 1972

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 225.000 The National Newspaper The Straits Times bM. IMS SATIRDAY. JUNE 10. 1972 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    McMahon explains
    351 1  -  P.M. RAMAN My government considers 5-power agreement is of great importance' By Singapore, Friday AUSTRALIA'S Prime Minister, Mr. William McMahon today stressed that the five-power defence pact is of "great importance" to his Government. The existence of a written instrument, he said, "is a necessary framework" for co-o|>eration
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    Kissinger in Japan
    22 1 TOKYO. Pri Dr Henry gtMarnri President Nixon adviser on national security affairs arrived tonight for a lour-day vi-.it UFI
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    LOVELY CARPET, SAYS VISITING PM
    37 1 LOVELY CARPET, SAYS VISITING PM "DtAITIFIL. that's D lovely. rxcUimrd Mr. William McMahon. Australian Prime Minister after running his hands through thr texture of thr rrd handwovrn carpet President Sheares presented him at thr I- m.i today.
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    Mystery planes seen over south Thailand
    129 1 Mystery planes seen over south Thailand BANGKOK, Fri. Unidentified planes have been spotted hoverinß over Surat Thani and Nakhon Si Thammarat provinces in southern Thailand at night, the Nation newspaper reported today, quoting police sources. Police in Nakhon Si Thammarat, about 750 miles south of here, have said they suspected
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    STORE PILOTS BACK ANTIHIJACK MOVE
    163 1 SINGAPORE, Trl. Local pilots today pledged support for a worldwide 24--hour stoppage of air services unless effective action is taken to combat hijacking. The chairman of the MSA Pilots' Association Mr. E V Evans, said: "Our association will support any anti-hijacking action by the International
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    Tribute to S'pores friends by Lee
    963 1 Tribute to S'pores friends by Lee SINGAPORE. Friday MR. LEE KUAN YEW tonight paid a tribute to friends of Singapore who contributed to the "climate of confidence" which helped it to ride through some difficult times in the last few years. Mr. Lee said: "Such progress ;is we have made,
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    Lock icon Porpoises v Reds
    51 1 SAN FRANCISCO. Fn A patrol of porpoises trained by the United States Navy was used in the past year to guard South Vietnam s Cam Ranh Bay from communist frogmen, a Navy spokesman confirmed yesterday. The porpoises have been brought back to the US under tight security.
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    Lock icon Meatballs from dog meat
    49 1 BANOKCK. Frl Police here have found more tlian 100 pounds of dog meat, thite bucket* of cog tat and 10 dead dogs in a slaughter house supply Ing meatballs to restaurants. Beven men were detained in a raid on the slaughter house last Monday Bernama
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    Lock icon 3 AM LATEST
    49 1 AN LOC SIEGE LIFTED SAIGON. Frl South Vietnamese troops airlifted to a Government position about a mile (two kms) from the embattled provincial capital of An Lor have made contact with Government units inside the city, a Saigon military spokesman said today. Reuter. See Page 28
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      Lock icon Airmen to go on strike if UN doesn't act
      254 2 lON DON. Frl International air lint- pilot* threatened last night to call a worldwide 24-hour stoppage of air services on June 19 unless takes effective action to combit hijacking. The executive of the International Federation of Airline Pilots Association UFALPA, which
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      Lock icon Pilot shot dead in the air
      499 2 Pilot shot dead in the air D O N N, Frl Ten Czechoslovak musicians go before a magistrate today In connection with a plane hijacking believed to be the first in which a pilot was fatally shot while at at the controls. Grave view But the prosecution hu declined to
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      Lock icon Aid for Seoul
      38 2 SEOUL Fri The South Korean Government will receive US$7O million in loans this year from a consortium of 15 American and European bantu fur use in foreign transact lon.s. thr finance Ministry here announced Reuter
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      Japan to $4.5 m to victims of airport killings
      235 2 Japan to $4. 5 m to victims of airport killings TOKYO, Fri The Japanese Cabinet voted today to pay US$l.5 million to the victims of th» Aviv airport kllllnc* carried out by thruJapanese gunmen The Cabinet decision was almost wthout precedent In international re!.. Few governments have ever taken such
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      Lock icon Three-legged tights for thrifty women
      131 2 I ONDON. Fri. When salesman Des Storey. 25, sat up in bed one night and started muttering about three-leffed tig hts for women, his wife thought he had gone potty But Dess idea looks l-kr netting him a fortune, because a manufacturer was taken with
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      A slip—so bang goes a village
      123 3 A slip— so bang goes a village FIGHTING i n and around I r nit Bang, a small village just 23 miles southwest of Saigon has produced another one <>f those tragedies that have been a maik of the Vietnam war a slip up in bombing. Here. South Vietnamese soldiers,
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      Lock icon Hanoi: Dykes bombed to cause floods
      468 3 Hanoi: Dykes bombed to cause floods PARIS Friday [WORTH Vietnam charged yesterday that the United St.. had been deliberately and massively bombing its dykes, to start major floods in its most populous rural MM The North Vietnamese mission here listed eight sectors where it alleged that heavy bombs and naval
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      Lock icon Close call for Heath in the C-Mart vote
      161 3 Close call for Heath in the C-Mart vote LONDON, Friday. pRIME Minister Mr. Heath's Administration survived another close call in Parliament last night on legislation enabling Britain to enter the Common Market in January this time by only six votes. A Labour Opposition move to delete an important section of
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      Banned—the woman who threw ink over Heath
      100 3 Banned— the woman who threw ink over Heath I GNDON Frl Bntl.sh L immigration officials have refused to admit Miss Marie Louise Kwlatkowsky. the Germanborn blonde who ttm*w Ink over Prime Minister fcdward Heath in Brussels last January A Home Office spokesman confirmed early today that Mis;, Kwlatkowsky. travelling under
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      Lock icon BANGLA AID USED BY PAKISTAN, SAYS TED
      101 3 WASHINGTON. Frl. Sen Kennedy (Democrat. Massachusetts) charged yesterday that U.B refugee relief funds for Bangladesh were used to subsidise Faklstanl army activities during the civil war in March The Senator, who Is chairman of the Senate Judiciary Sub-Committee on Refugees, said that much
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      Lock icon Senate 'yes9 to new A ttorney-General
      148 3 Senate 'yes 9 to new A ttorney-General WASHINGTON. Kri. The IS Senate confirmed yesterday the appointment of Mr. Richard Kleindienst as Attorney General, ending nearly four months of inquiries into allegations that h« was involved in a case of political influence con rerning the settlement of anti-trust cases. The Senate
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      'QUITE FUNNY' SAYS MAN WHO RAN OVER MOTHER-IN-LAW
      256 4 BMaYMNS. frt A ar< »«d tr»in« uiUi by raniti her iMi wsm Mi «ar was alleged teday to have UM lax aettee: "If I had anew* sfc* •ama't fc»dl» lajared I wUjm have w< ***r MM •M Mat*." UW < r»wn i..,
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      Lock icon Rescuers find more bodies in blast-hit colliery
      146 4 Rescuers find more bodies in blast-hit colliery WANKIE (RhodeTT sla). Kri. Rescue teams are trying again today to reach more than 400 miners buried in a maze of tunnels here, but they expect only to recover bodies Mine offlclala Mid last night they had found some more bodies in the
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      Manila to review pacts with US
      314 4 SECURITY COUNCIL QUERIES NEED FOR THOSE BASES MANILA. Friday. fHE National Security Council voted today to renegotiate all existing security and economic treaties with the U.S., the Presidential Palace announced. The treaties include the important military bases agreement, which has evoked rising criticism and
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      Lock icon Tanker blast
      34 4 HONO KONG Pn At least 10 people were injured today in an explosion aboard a tanker unoer repair in a floating drydock outside Hong Kong har bour. a Government spokesman reported. Reuter
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      Conference agrees to China plea for more time to study declaration
      337 4 Conference agrees to China plea for more time to study declaration STOCKHOLM. Fri The UN environment conference, air well behind schedule, will take on extra work today when it acts on a Chinese initiative to devote ter time to the draft declaration of prlnciples. This document is consider ed by
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      Lock icon Fukuda out of Aspac talks
      58 4 TOKYO Pri Foreign MinLster Mr Takeo Fukuda said today he had decided not to attend the forthcoming ministerial meeting of the A.Man and Pacilu I (AaMC) in Seoul nrxi «<•*■* due to a busy parliamentary schedule Mr Fukuda said Mr Toshio Kimura. dim tor-general of
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      Lock icon NEW THREAT BY RAILWAYMEN IN BRITAIN
      250 4 NEW THREAT BY RAILWAYMEN IN BRITAIN I ONDON, Fri. Renewed disruption faced Britain's railways yesterday as rail unions decided on new industrial action in support of their rejected pay claims. The decision. which will bring chaos to the country's railway network, for the third time in nine weeks, was taken
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      Lock icon Soviet missile breakthrough
      442 5 WASHINGTON. Fn -The Soviet Union has begun flight testing a missile which can fire several warheftds at individual targets a missile which so far has remained an American monopoly Secretary of Defence Melvin Laird disclosed this in secret testimony this week to the Senate Armed Services Committee
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      Ulster women take on the army look
      182 5 Ulster women take on the army look BELFAST, Friday. PROTEST ANT women in uniform appeared on the streets here for the first time last night. About 60 of them wearing militarystyle dress joined some 400 uniformed members of tne militant Ulster Defence Association (UDA) in front of the Belfast courthouse.
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      How Cuban journalists beat up newsman
      117 5 How Cuban journalists beat up newsman HAVANA, Fri. The Cuban official Press yesterday told how Cuban journalists in Poland on Wednesday beat up an American newsman who had reported that Prime Minister Fidel Castro had heart trouble. Cuban newspapers and radio told in detail how Cuban lournalists cornered Associated Press
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      Russia and US support for Suez peace under fire
      228 5 Russia and US support for Suez peace under fire pAIRO, Fri. LeadIng political commentator Mr Mohamed Heykal today strongly criticised the US. and the Soviet Union for supporting a peaceful settlement in the Suez during their summit talks last month His comments in the Al Ahram newspaper, contrasted sharply with
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      Priest killed
      29 5 MANILA. Frl. A parish priest was shot dead by five men in Cotabato province today, barely 300 yards from the National Police Detachment headquarters The killers escaped—AP.
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      Lock icon Marcos: Hatred can destroy us all
      103 5 MANILA. Fri— President Marcos, renewing his accusation that Filipino society is "a «ick society wracked by its own venom." said yesterday there was no need for «n external aggressor to destroy what the Filipino had built in the past. The president said the Filipinos
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      123 5 DESCENT INTO HELL, OR THE WALLED CITY OF KOWLOON It is an accident of history a bit of no-man's lana in the heart of Hong Kong. It was set aside in treaties between Imperial China and Britain way back in 1898 to protect the homes of highly placed Chinese official*.
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    ZOOM! I FLY AT MACH 2
    870 6  -  NANCY BYRAMJI Roger and out! In minutes the world was a brilliant blue globe By ...and get a feeling as if I was almost walking on air on board the CONCORDE: Singapore. Fri Gp I PENDOf S 1 llu Con conic spread ils wings
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    FEAR
    505 7  -  Nancy Byramji By HI k cool. calm. to«gh and absolutely nerveless. That I [iru would iir description of ■nrorde 41-year-•M Brian Trvbshaw Mr Tmbshaw Brli tin k lop test pilot told me today: "I never regarded testing a new plane as anything danterooN It s just the job I
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    Singapore will be maintenance base for super jet
    312 7 Singapore will be maintenance base for super jet SINGAPORE Is to be one of the Concorde maintenance bases in Asia when the faster-than-sound Jet fleet takes to the air. the Minister for Communications, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. said today. He said this after a "comfortable and exciting flight In the
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    BB annual drill
    62 7 UINUAHORE. PTI. Hie Buyi>' Brigade wtll hold ilk annual drill competition tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the Beach Road SAF Camp. Twelve companies will take part in the contest The winning team will be presented with the National and Brigade Colours by the Defence Minister. Dr Ooh
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    McMahon, Lee meet twice at the Istana
    374 8 Gift of hand woven carpet, then visit to Jurong QINGAPORE, Fri.— Australian Prime Minister William McMahon met Mr. Lee Kuan Ye ny twin- tliis afternoon for talks on a wide range of subjects They were together first (or about 45 minutes at Mr.
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    FACE TO FACE-ALL SET FOR THE BIG TALKS
    133 8 rpHL formal session in the 1 Cabinet room at Istana annexe: SINGAPORE. On the Prime Minister's right are Mr. Hon Sui Sen. Finance Minister, and Mr. Tan Boon Seng, deputy secretary (political) In the Foreign Ministry. On Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's left
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    Models in bikinis at sea carnival
    77 8 Models in bikinis at sea carnival SINGAPORE Frl. The parliamentary secretary j i Defence i Mr. Phua Bah I Lee. will be guest of honour I at the Police Week Sea Carnival at Katong Park i on Sunday at 8 a.m. He will arrive In a helicopter to signal the
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    The five-power defence arrangements 'working well'
    922 9 MCMAHON SEES FOR HIMSELF We know you as an illuminating element In the society of Asia. We know you also for your enthusiasm and success In your development in many important directions. For instance. In your exciting urban renewal and In the tall buildings
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    Five more cases of cholera raise total to 68
    290 9 Five more cases of cholera raise total to 68 SINGAPORE. Fri rrHE Health Ministry confirmed five more cho- lera cases today. bringinß the total to 68 The five cases involve a 23-year-old electrical fitter living in Canberra Road. an amah. 31. of Jalan Ru- mah Tinggi, a housewife, 62, of
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    Brunei Sultan in London for talks
    88 10 Brunei Sultan in London for talks BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Frl —Sultan Sir Hassanal Bolklah is due In London today to continue talks with the British Government on Brunei's future Although the Sultan Mgned a treaty with Britain last November, which ensured close co-operation between the two countries in all spheres
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    Disaster Fund
    23 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl The National Disaster Relief Fund stands at $13,909,655. according to a statement Usued by Bank Negara Malaysia yesterday
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    Vice-Chancellor: No comment on resignations at university
    176 10 rE acting Vice-Chan-cellor of the University of Malaya, Prof. Ahmad Ibrahim, said today that he was unable to comment on the resignation of the Dean of the Arts Faculty and Its deputy "I have not received their letters of resignation and I am
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    Sino-Malay economic co-op at a standstill
    598 10 'LIP SERVICE' DENIAL NO one can expect the nines* Chamber of Commerce to match the Treasury in giving financial aid to Malays. We realise that our financial aid to Malays can only be likened to a drop in the ocean compared with the 115*
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    GOVT BANS EXPORT OF SAND, GRANITE
    110 11 GOVT BANS EXPORT OF SAND, GRANITE SINGAPORE. F r i. T h c Govern ment today banned the export of franite and sand from the Republic. Consideration. how ever, mif ht be given for the reexport of the two pro ducts, a Finance Ministry statement said. ■t said there was
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    Skin-diving course
    41 11 Skin-diving course BINOAPORE. Frl The Chinese YUCA ts organising a sixsession cvurse on skin diving for beginners every Wednesday from 7 to V p m at the Queenstown swimming pool from June 14. For further details, ccntact ramping department, telephone MR
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    SAF exercises at Tekong
    41 11 SINGAPORE Frl The Singapore Armed Forces will conduct military exercises in Pulau Trkong from 10 am to 530 p m dally from June 12 to 16. Demolition material will be used The public should not be alarmed
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    Goodwill visit by five Indon warships
    301 11 SINGAPORE. Friday piVli Indonesian warships sailed into Sing;i|K)it' waters loday on a mission of friend ship :ind goodwill. This is the first goodwill visit by units of the Indonesian Navy since confrontation ended in 1966 The staff commander of the neet of nve Lieut.
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    Singapore Queen of Queens contest won't be in Singapore
    356 13 Singapore Queen of Queens contest won't be in Singapore SINGAPORE. Frl The Singapore Queen of Queens contest wont be held In Singapore after all. Because of "insufficient publicity" and "lack of local financial support." the beauty pageant cannot be held here, the man behind the show. Mr. 8 Raghavan Naidu.
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    MP to open exhibition
    46 13 SINOAPORE. Prt The UP for To* P»yoh. Mi Cheong Yuen Che*, will open the "Singapore In Progress" exhibition tomorrow at 730 pm at the Toa Payoh community centre The exhibition U oiganl.-ed jointly by the Ministry of Culture and the People* Aieociatlon
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    Two in opium den
    54 13 SINGAPORE. Trl Khoo Kay Dif. 36 jobless was fined 1120 today when he admitted having 22 pmcketa of opium and smoking utensils at an opium den at Lavender Street yesterday A woman. Stew Al Te, 39. w:io was found In the same den. wa. fined $50
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    Mutton price hike: 'We can't help it'
    391 13 Mutton price hike: 'We can't help it' SINGAPORE. Friday A LEADING firm of sheep importers here today described the proposed general increase of 10 cents a pound of mutton by butchers as "inevitable.' The Livestock Enterprises Private Ltd. was referring to a statement ky a spokesman for Ju rone Abbattoir
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    'Modernisation in S'pore seminar at varsity
    293 13 'Modernisation in S'pore seminar at varsity SINGAPORE, Fri— A two•J day seminar on modernisation in Singapore is to be held at the University of Singapore next Friday. It is being organised by the Singapore National Academy of Science in conjunction with the Kesatuan Akademic Universlti Singapura and the Academic Staff
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      43 13 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl 1 SAY, GOVrtOB. CAN VOu\ >HC /WJST BC "S Give me -me tncAcr > gonna pm \jp> 5 AMOUNT Of 7WC MEALSy U^^— <>—^_-X I MAV-f COHSUMZD, O y^Htke on fcggpiTj^/ s^fif v -i^X Yce \J how (just cwecwN*"}
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      PILOTS AND PIRATES
      319 14 A world-wide stoppage of major air services on Monday week could be the beginning of the end for hijackers International airline pilots, exasperated by the ineffectiveness of anti-piracy measures, wi)l take ac'ion if by 'hen the United Nations has still done nothing On this short notice the
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      THE WILL TO CONSULT
      220 14 If the strength of an idea is to be judged by the volume of words it generates, the con■>f Joint management-labour consultation (nag indeed, in Singapore. The recent seminar on works councils was demonstration enough of that The idea has been expounded, discussed and even written
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    COLD VENUE FOR CHESS SUMMIT
    390 14  -  T Thoraransan B> |>t YKJAVIK. Ice- land Is enthusiastically preparing to pl.i\ host tv a world chess championship likely to gain the attention of more people than any other event of its kind ever held. Thr contest, opening on July 2. has become one of
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    THINGS LOOK GOOD FOR McGOVERN BUT ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN
    781 14  - THINGS LOOK GOOD FOR McGOVERN BUT ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN JAMES RESTON By WASHINGTON The experts" have it all figured out By all the rules of the game, George McGovern is going to win the Democratic presidential nomination in July and be trounced by Richard Nixon in the general election in
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    India's big film world...
    316 14 India's big film world. MADRAS The In--11 dian film Industry, which produces more feature films each year than any other country in the world, has been celebrating its 60th anniversary with considerable optimism and some trepidation. The Government announced recently that iorelgn countries will be allowed to send to India
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    Battle against cholera
    1275 14  - Battle against cholera Tan Wang Joo By^ SINGAPORE has never had a cholera outbreak as bad as the current one. The 68 cases discovered since May 11 are more than two-and-a-half times the number in the worst previous outbreak. That was in late 1963, when 26 people went down. It
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    Varsity: No reduction in intake of Indian students
    205 15 Varsity: No reduction in intake of Indian students The University of Ma lays has not reduced its proportion of Indian un oergraduate* the vice chancellor. Pr ttmm I'ngku Ails said today The number of Indian 7 2 per cent of the un dergraduate population. The proportion has been around >even
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    Agreement to implement $300 million Japan loan
    110 15 Agreement to implement $300 million Japan loan KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Both Malaysia and Japan have agreed ;n principle on the "rapid Implementation" of Japan's $300 million loan for the Becond Malaysia Plan. Mr Yosuke Nakae. leader of the nlne-inan Japanese team here to study the feasibility of the projects tor
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    Firm to offer sea-wing package tour
    69 15 Firm to offer sea-wing package tour c SINGAPORE. Frt—Mansttelds Travel will soon Introduce a sea-wing oackage tour between Hong Kong. East Malaysia and Singapore. Tourists mill fly between Singapore. Hong Kong and Kota KLnabalu. and take a sea-cruise between Kota KUnabalu and Singapore The tour, priced at $1,100 will cover
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    DAP crisis
    458 15 National vice-chairman Dr Soorian quits Jill DAP tinliiil exeruti\e oininilti-i is to meet here soon to discuss the resignation of the MP for Port Dkkvii. Dr. A. Soorian. is national vice-chairman. The date of the meeting has yet to be fixed Dr Soorian s resignation Is the latest
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    BRIDGE OR TUNNEL LINK WITH PULAU BRANI?
    71 15 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Government is believed to be planning a linkHP of Sincapore Island with Pulau Brani by either a bridge or tunnel. The project, to be un dertaken by the PSA cost S7O million Plans by the PSA to reclaim land from
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    Bill for clean-up job on sunken vessel
    124 15 Bill for clean-up job on sunken vessel SINGAPORE. Fri PSA officials have traced the owners of the sunken coastal vessel. Oceanic Queen, and have sent them a bill for cleaning up work The bill is said to be more than $5,000 But the PSA would not disclose the ldentitv of
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    Bank reception
    30 15 SINGAPORE Fri The Oversea.' Union Bank and Oversea* Union Trust will hold a reception m June 16 at noon, to mark the opening of their Robinson Road branch.
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    THE TWO SHOCKS FOR A SLEEPING WIFE...
    357 15  - THE TWO SHOCKS FOR A SLEEPING WIFE... GERRY DE SILVA B, SINGAPORE. I ri.l.x J^ KNOCK <>n the iloor in t ln- middle ol llunight did moif Hum ilisluili sleeping lory worker Mrs. ho* Mm Run. Two shocks followed SHOCK No. 1 was finding six CID defectives at the door
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    President of PTA
    38 15 SINGAPORE Fit Mr Tan Bah Chee. Mipermlmdanl of the Adult Education Board, has been elected president of thr Pjnjang E.igUsh Pnmar\ Paiei.t-T Otner officials air SK Ka Mr Ta\ and M; Wee Kirn Suv member)
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    Conditional discharge
    54 15 SINGAPOKI xte.ii-yenr-old nevswndor L«« was given a year s conditional discharge today after lip pleaded guilty to causing Interference to traffic at the i i of Havelock Road and B»--cent at 7 pm on May 14 He wits weaving in a. id out to sell the Mm Pao
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      742 15 On your TV and Radio 12.M PM Opening and Archies TV lIS ironside -Dear Fran (Malty mm mi T!^^^^^^^^iTTT^^^^^^ funnies subtitles) J f Open flg and Duftia M Pensti^a I.IJ Sesame Street (repeat) |M N inita IN News 211 Saturday Matinee Pr.nce m 3.M English film— The Mountain 117 Dondang
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    Petrol by the litre will cost so little more
    245 16 Petrol by the litre will cost so little more SINGAPORE. Frl—Singaporeans will have to pay "a wee, wee bit more for petrol when It is sold by the litre and not by the gallon The price difference when petrol kiosks start going metric next month will be negligible PREMIUM PETROL
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    Raja's date
    35 16 SINGAPORE. Frl The ForriKn Affairs Minister and MP for Kampong Olam Mr S Rajaratnam. »ili present prizes >t the speech con'ett of Kota Raja community centre on June 13 at 7 30 pm
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    Judge doubles prison term for Canadian
    499 16 Judge doubles prison term for Canadian LIED IN BID TO GET LIGHTER TERM— PENANG, Friday CANADIAN, Ronald Robert Vmmm. lodn withdrew his appeal against a nine-month jail sentence for cheating, but the High Court exercised ils po«m of revision and doubled his prison term. 'I must deplore any idea that
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    EXPEDITION BY SCOUTS TO SCALE MOUNTAIN
    66 16 EXPEDITION BY SCOUTS TO SCALE MOUNTAIN SINGAPORE, Fri. A group of 11 venture Scouts led by Mr. 8. Prasad. adult leader of the Tanglin District Association, will leave to scale Gunong Tahan tomorrow. The expedition Is one of the requirement* for the President Scout Award. In the course of the
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    Heavier fines urged for litterbugs
    119 16 Heavier fines urged for litterbugs SINGAPORE Frl. The Health Ministry today urged a court to Impose heavier fines on lltterbugs who are on the increase, especially in Changl Beach. Mr. Francis Tseng, a Ministry of Health prosecutor, said that there were still antl social lncorrlgi bles who dirty the few
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    Stockbrokers officials
    69 16 SINGAPORE Pri. Mr. Soon Ban Hoe ha« been elected president of the Stockbrokers Association of Singapore Other officials are: Mr Julian Chan. < Ist vice-presi-dent). Mr. Ang Chwee Kirn. 1 2nd vice-president > Mr. Lam Soon Sect. (treasurer > and Mr. Chan Poh Soon. (secretary) Committee: Mrs. Nancy
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    PULLING EACH OTHER IS NOT 'AFFRAY'
    134 16 PULLING EACH OTHER IS NOT 'AFFRAY' OINGAPORE, Fri If two »3 people are found pulling each other's clothes and gesticulating, they cannot be arrested for affray, a magistrates court decided today. Shed Mangal 53. and Gurshit Kaur'. 26. were acquitted and discharged on a charge of committing affray at Rochore
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    Goodwill tours will help closer ties
    128 16 Goodwill tours will help closer ties I^UALA LUMPUR. Fri— An exchange of goodwill cvm -study tours between Malaysian and Singapore youths will help promote better understanding and closer fellowship between the two countries. Culture. Youth and Sports Minister. Dato Hamzah bin Abu Samah. said today He said this in a
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    I didn't blackmail Gerakan man who crossed over: Lim
    232 16 I didn't blackmail Gerakan man who crossed over: Lim PENANG. Frl Chief Minister Dr. Urn Chonn Eu denied in the State Assembly today that he had "at any time used force or blackmail" to threaten former Gerakan backbencher. Mr OnR Vi How Dr Lim was replying to Mr Ong's allegations
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    McMahon lunch
    46 16 SINGAPORE Fri Tlie \iMtinn Australian Primp Mlin.v Mr William McMahon. will address a lunch meeting organised by the Sinfaporr Press Club at Shangri-La Hotel tomorrow Some 300 members of the club and guests will attend the function to be held at the Tannlin Ri«>m
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      When the husband CAN pay for wife's HDB flat
      159 17 When the husband CAN pay for wife's HDB flat i»i vmi i.' KrD" (ST. D Jus* 2) may h* paraard U kaww thai •wtstg to a r«e**4 rrvtrw •I palirv. aa applicant burukf a B*ard Sat usMler the tmmlkrwt*4 goveraimrmt •flferrs' stuNM, Is BMW permitted to pur<fcw Ike tat J«4atly
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      If fans will stop buying black market..
      135 17 If fans will stop buying black market I WISH to thank Wee Kirn Siah lor his expressed concern (ST., June i) about the !\n») (»ni(iis from the Police and the Customs who weu- slablied ;il King's Theatre. The offence ha* been classified as "rioting with deadly weapons" and the penalty
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      EXCELLENT NEWS MAGAZINE
      69 17 EXCELLENT NEWS MAGAZINE rIE TV news magazine put up at 910 p m on Wednesday was. In my view one of the best I have ever watched so far on local TV Hats off to tho«e responsible for this programme, and I must add th*t the commentator's presentation was excellent.
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      Other Govt replies • • •
      80 17 Other Govt replies WE wish to Inform your correspondent "Waiting In Suspense" (ST.. May 9' that applications for Board flats are treated on "first come, first served" principle based on registration numbers. According to current data available, it Is expected that his application 'Registration No. *****) would be due for
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      134 17 I REFER to the letter headlli.ed. "No such law. said the traffic policeman by "Victimised" iB.T., June 9). The writer Is requested to communicate directly with the Officer In Charge. Traffic Police. Mr RW Woodworth (Tel. no. ***** > at Maxwell Road to facilitate investigation Into this case. YEOW YEW
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      102 17 I REFER to the letter (ST. June 7> by the Public Relations Officer of the University of Singapore. His reply to the letter by "Justice" (ST.. May) is vague. The following statement made by the university needs further elaboration "To be eligible for the award the candidate must have. In
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      Cashing in on those banned films
      80 17 YOU ban the sex films 1 in Singapore, I see them in Johore Bahru. You ban the violent sword fighting films, I still see them in Johore Bahru. I saw the banned-ln-Singa-pore film. "Boxer from Shangtung In Johore Bahru recently Hundreds of Singaporeans are
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      33 17 LETTERS to the Editor will not be considered for publicof ion unless they have the writers' names ond addresses Include a pseudonym if you do not wont your n o m c published
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      AEB AWARE OF RURAL FOLK'S NEEDS
      98 17 I REFER to the letter "The rural folk should be given a break" by Mr. Alfred Lee (ST. June 2>. The writer says that rural residents find it difficult to come to the Adult Education Board s urban centres for claaaes. The board finds
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      122 17 rSRE appears to be some discrimination In the selection of students (or admission Into the Singapore Polytechnic for the 1972 1973 session. My application to do an architectural draughtsmanship course was rejected although I possess a Higher School Certificate i Science > with principals in physics and mathematics. However, my
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      78 17 THE other night I went for the 7.15 show at the beautifully built Toa Payoh Theatre, and to my surprise failed to find its car park Instead I had to use the car park belonging to HDB situated at the back of the theatre. I had to pay 40 cents
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      Doles: How much longer?
      41 17 IT was announced in Parliament more than a month afo that the Finance Ministry is reviewing the present rates of public assistance and a decision is expected won How lone more must dole receivers wait? UNEMPLOYED. Singapore
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    The aim:
    501 18 THE development of 1 the University of Science has been a history of change and Innovation to meet the challenge of Its rate in providing the country with trained manpower. With th* acute need lor ■ctentuu at* kiffuu th* university. it» efloru to^wps— >■■> began It* teaching programme
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    The country's need...
    409 18 The country's need ANNOUNCEMENT Message from the Minis»f Education, Inchc Hussein Onn Today, the I'niversity of Science, Malaysia will reach its maturity when the first batch of its products is launched forth into the world. In framing its courses the university has taken cognisance of Its role in helping to
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    44 18 Quote If graduates cannot provide leadership in planning far-sighted solutions to problems who else can we depend on? At least graduates, by providing thinking leadership can live up to the expectations of the taxpayers who nourish the university's efforts. Tan Sn Prof Hamzah Sendut
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    THE MAN WHO DEFIED THE SCEPTICS
    322 18 THE MAN WHO DEFIED THE SCEPTICS y^FTER nearly two decades of lobbying for a university in Penang. some doubted it would ever get off the ground. When It finally did. with an initial intake of 57 science students, sceptics still doubted its practicability. Today, as the university proudly confers its
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    Penang varsity conies of age today...
    934 18 Penang varsity conies of age today THE University of Science of Malaysia celebrates its coming of age at its first convocation in the Dewan Sn Pinang here today. The two hour long ceremony will officially proclaim the appointment ol the former Yang di-Pertuan Agong. the Raja of Perlis, as the
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    EMPHASIS ON THE USE OF BAHASA MALAYSIA
    297 18 EMPHASIS ON THE USE OF BAHASA MALAYSIA FURTHER intensify the use of Bahasa Malaysia as the main medium of communication with English as the second language. Elaborating on the tasks, he explained that "consolidation" meant an increase of scholars within the doing" group, there being already a number of scholars
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    Swallows who sing like skylarks and a flap over a mike
    178 19 Swallows who sing like skylarks and a flap over a mike THE Five Swallows made fairly good copies of ancient beauties So the Mutton of the past they created was almost complete. but for that ugly modern Instrument, the microphor Honestly never have I objected to the microphone ao strongly
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    Soon it's anchors aweigh at Captain's Cabin
    140 19 Soon it's anchors aweigh at Captain's Cabin THE former Spot Spot discotheque, now closed for renovations, will open a* The Captain's Cabin of the Singapore Hilton on June 15. No mere a disco, the Captain's Cabin is to be a cocktail lounge a Catherine place for cocktails prior to lunches
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    REFUGEE 'SPECIAL'
    393 19  -  GERRY de SILVA ROCK: BY rjiHREE years ago Prince 1 Sadruddln Aga Khan the UN High Commissioner for Refugees made an appeal to an unusual au diencc pop musicians. His call was heard and musicians, both young and old. recorded songs and sold them In aid of the
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    Festivals —the moaning after the night before
    469 19 Festivals —the moaning after the night before pERHAPS it's because \\r don'l have HMMgh festivals iii this kmimli v. That would explain why mstant "festivals whether it's "niipina Nights. "Tahitlan Delights. Polynesian Nights, or "Tonight's the Night," or Just the plain Dutch. German or American Food Festivals are such great
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        22 20 Most active stecks s.ii Holding* *****0 Motbert :W UOO Fair Lady 213.000 (it; l>e> 141.000 Total Turnover 3 091*1 IMared Percentage 1891
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      COLOSING PRICES
      944 20 bib aae rs.tu crn LISTIB AT THS CLOSS er ■ut.aiit m mi imciMti ■••■S TNI STOCK ISCMANCf ITN »aiCt MOVIMtNTS la aaacaiTs <iniiou «isi IaOWSTMIALS CLOSING TONE: All sections except oil palms closed very steady TIKNOVEB: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday including odd
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      Bargain hunting stimulates the market again
      292 20 Bargain hunting stimulates the market again SMALL gains ronUni*. to a* seen in moat stocks in fairly active trading •n the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Bar rain hunting provided the main stimulant. Interest in leaders and blue chips, though minimal, held prices at steady levels This boosted
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1390 20 MaMR) In and reported to the Smtaaiiri and Kuala li—»ar tradtnc wow of the la* t■> BSHJI \r*trrdav »lth Uw nuMbar of shares traded show* in arachaU m IoU of I.OM unieas othcrwtae apactfMd I MM «TRIALB MBM 1. 334 i 12. 235 i2i 236 Taar ill 131
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      205 20 I of Banks in HakvMi Sineapore announced these bast afrrt-d merchant rates v at June Laral<J^" la «a« aaM Id LINO BI VINO af rareifa C arrrao I I ill) TT GO •tortta* Pound Au»tralian Dollar Canadian Dollar M»w Zealand I IS Dollar I »ral Mlart v IM
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        199 20 THE Straits tin price In Penang yesterday fell another $2 to $628 per picul on an official offering down 97 tons to 270 tons. The softness of the local market was partially Influenced by the easier tendency of the overnight London market where the forward price sagged £4
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        59 20 Sport 1 2. 228.20 21T.M (II Export prlrc In noB-itrrllai arcai In US dollar* per ounrr (2) Local Aoaiera prliM In g.ncaporr dollan per larl. London Beirut Hunxkonc Zurirk Parts port il> TDgmllr WMniilly U Ull •4 30 64 «3 •4. 53 65.20 «302 n.tn U SOB 64.758
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        RUBBER DROPS
        298 20 AFTER an unchanged opening, the rubber market yesterday steadied on demand for July September which was allied to latex hedges. Trading, however, was very thin. Turnover was small, and the gain was erased during the last hour's trading as the demand became satisfied. The morning session closed very
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        109 20 rjAILY SMR prices Issued by the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Rubber Association of Singapore at noon yesterday JfNE JILY SCV 5L S 10 30 M l( orrrnt Month. I Bayers Sdlm Cnb **r U (I— ton Pallet I 103 75 104 SON (I— ton Pilleti 93 508 94
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        22 20 JUNE 9. Xl Kill R 91.75 cents (down •25 cent). TIN: 5628 (down Official offering -'"0 tons (down 97 tons).
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        108 20 /'MINIS! PftODUCI IXCNAMCE lINCAfOII NOON CLOSING PSIICII r>IM PICUL VIITIMDAV. Chhiul ail: bulk »36t sellers, drum S3H* sellers. Csava: Mixed loose. UK Com 121 B. r>*»a*r: Muntok ASTA white f.o b. 100<; NL.W JITS sellers. Sarawak white fob. t.«-7 NLW fI«S srllers. Sarawak Sperial black f.o.b NLW Sll2i tellers.
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        35 20 London copper prices on Thursday (previous in brackets) Wirrtmr Spot buyer 1 40 (£412.50) seller £409 00 (£413 00. Three months buyer £41(50 £420.00) seller £417.00 (1421.001. Marks* Isms: Easier. Sal**: 3.730 tons.
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        PALM OIL
        39 20 In London on Thursday th« palm oil prim of Malayan 5 per cml CIF I'K/N European ports In bulk. •Itrllnc per lonic ton July Dec wai quoted at UK £43 Mller unchanKM Auc./ftrpt. at IKitfO paid tunchangedl.
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      195 20 Profits rise atUOB UNITED Overseas Bank presented audited net profits to shareholders last night and stated a 12 5 per cent first and final dividend would be paid. 2 5 points up on last time The audited net profits for the group last year were $5,004,837 against $4,254,877 In 1970
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      Asian dollar
      63 20 THESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday The rates are (or deposits of U5525,000 and abort 2 mths 3 mths 6 mths 9 mths 7 m(h< 4 12 to 4 11 16 4 5 1 to 4 13 II -V 5 to 5 3 If;
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      Tropical Veneer deeper in the red
      381 20 TROPICAL Veneer 1 Is deeper In the red than ever before In Its short history due to the lack of overseas demand for Its veneer products. Last year the company suffered a staggering loss of $1 42 million bringing accumulated losses to date, after
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      RESCUE IN SIGHT FOR LARUT TIN
      204 20 RESCUE IN SIGHT FOR LARUT TIN LARUT Tin directors have sent an urgent message to shareholders asking them to reiect their earlier resolution placlnx the company Into liquid ation They state share holders .should fill their proxy forms In accordingly Since notice of the EGM to place the company Into
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        361 20 ILfELBOURNE. Frl Profit--11 takers marked most mining and industrial shares back on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Turnovers, however, appeared to ease slightly leading some brokers to maintain that the general market movement was just a "technical reaction" PaseMaa felt the brunt of tlte profit-taking It slipped to All
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        NEW YORK
        209 20 NEW YORK. Thurs The market staged a modest technical rally during the morning, but backed off gradually In later trading to close lower for the fourth consecutive session Turnover was Ught. There was little In the news tJ Inspire Investors. and analysts suggested that some traders apparently retreated
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        115 20 TJONO KONO. Frl After a 11 quiet and easier opening prices moved higher and Improved throughout the afternoon to cloae on a steady note Total turnover value amounted to $49 5 million Today closing prim ,n HonK Konit dollar* followed by the diffrrrnres on yesterday price. dmal. Rubber
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        Indices
        135 20 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Thursday M 5 Wednesday 6 27 Week ago 87 67 BUBBCKS Thursday 291 M Wednesday j 92 46 W *«k 302 71 OILS Thursday 2M M Wednesday week ago 296 35 INDIBTEIALS Thursday 407 1 sgr.i;; s?u DOW JONES AVERAGE INDISTRIALB Thursday 041 in Wednesday lull
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        40 20 On th* frt« sichsnga marks! in Hont Kong yrittrday th» US «*llar was quotrd at i 57 for II and 5 »mts for assa. Stirling a. quoted at 14 lo and X»« .1 WM w ,»d at
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    28 21 MARIYASELVAM passed away 15.6.1971 your tweet words remain in our hearts by Edward Si Children Anniversary mass at Lourds Church. Klang 10-5-72 SCO p m
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    142 22 (MM Ma SIMIN, aged TS. aav*4 behind hi* beloved wife sane Pen T+M Pah Tuoa Peh TJhean R**.e sen* m law Moy Kham Tew »ki and twelve grandahjshlrea Ml rneun hi* kws Cense* waves 1. Jama Bsxsam an Sunday at ia IS a m tar Mount ami wig wst
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    19 22 IN LOVINC MIMORY OF Anthony Tap Wee Maa departed 14th June I I fortetten from close fnaada.
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    323 24 Backing for capital to explore Indon resources MED AN, Friday gINGAPORE is encouraging longtenn invest ments to explore the natural resources of Indonesia for the IxMirlit of the peoples of the two countries. The SingaDore Ambassador to Indonesia, Mr. Lee Khoon Choy, said this today at the opening of the
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    Joint tourist project in Sumatra
    160 24 Joint tourist project in Sumatra tones set uo in Indonesia with Singapore capital enjoyed ful! tax Incentives offered by the Singapore Government Although Singapore had a population of Just over two million, she ranks fourth in the number of foreign projects Invested in Indonesia. He said: "3o far Singapore's Investment
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    Baby show
    28 24 SINGAPORE. Fri K»m pong Kembangan commuiut centre will hold a baby »ho. or? Aug. 6 at 2 pm. In conjunc tlon with National Day celebra Uons.
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    Big response to build $40 mil drydock
    188 24 SINOAPORE. Fri.—Sembawang Shipyard (Private) Ltd., is now examining dozens of local and overseas tenders for the construction of its 400.000-ton capacity drydock to handle all types of tankers Disclosing this today, the company's managing director. Mr. R E Butler said there had been
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    REGISTRATION FOR NATIONAL SERVICE
    120 24 SINGAPORE. Fri. National service registration for male citizens born on or between Oct. 1 and Dec. 31. 1955 will begin at the Defence Ministry's Central Manpower Base in Dempscy Road. from Monday The first day of registration on Monday will be for those born on Oct.
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      546 25 Aussies 103-4 in reply MANCHESTER, Friday A I STRALIA were I*3 for four at the close after £X dismissing England for a pain -fully -rained first Innings 249 on the second day of the First cricket Test here today. England struck back late today after the Australians had looked like
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      134 25 ENGLAND Ist Inni (Overnight 147-5) lUyeatt c SUikpole b Oleeson Urkk run out Laekluvat b Colley 14 Berth Ibw Llllee DOIvHn b O Chappell 23 Grtag low Colley S7 tMtt c Marsh b Llllee II lWa«w«-U not out M sb*w b Cclley 2 (.If fart run out 15 ArswM
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      Great Gleeson over forces Edrich to lose his cool
      739 25 MANCHESTER, Frl. i?1 Back In Australia, my forthright friend. William Joseph O'Reilly, once expressed the revolutionary idea that John Gleeson, who recalls O'Reilly's own bowling style, should be given the new ball. It was a suggestion that would have caused a
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      CIVIL SERVANTS PLAN TOURS AND MATCH v MALAYSIA
      230 25 rpHE newly formed Sin 1 gapore Civil Service Sports Council it organising an Inter -Ministry soccer tournament, beginning on Monday, to raise a national side (or a scries of tours and matches, including one against Malaysia. A number of top SCSSC officials
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      Frederick and Monica share the honours
      311 25 pREDERICK SHEN lUnlverslty) and Monica. Pong iKatong Convent) shared the honours at the Pint Student* Bowling Championships at Jackie's Bowl, Orchard, yesterday Frederick won the boys' singles and doubles titles and waa also In the winning team. Monica completed tha treble among the girls.
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      Top seed Syed Ahmad faces big test today
      316 25 Top seed Syed Ahmad faces big test today fjOP SEED Syed Ah- mad Bakar will face his first test this afternoon when he meets lanky Christopher Long In a men's singles quarter-final of the Singapore Junior badminton championships. Last night Syed Bakar dismissed the threat of Choo 81n Hua with
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      United's boss: Best wants to return...
      265 26 %\t Ml -HR. Fri. Frank O'Farrell. mam- ger of Manchester I nlted. said today that (•♦•rge Best wants to return to soccer. «.eorge Bret has il BMBBBii Me and said thai he wants to alay for Manchester I ailed OrarreH announced The Board and
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      Two in tie
      27 26 PHILADELPHIA Tn Oay Bja>*aßtßj -ga 67 I. Lit me first round lead In the US IMOOO iHINi WllliidakdliS Open Oolf Icarasasinl her* ■is—i day
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      Mushtaq's 118 saves Northants
      182 26 f outdon m Musatss. Mohammed thr Pakistan Test all-rounder baited North BBBBBBaBaVJ M I utlr .ith BaJß* Oaaaa* pdahßt kaav paonahlp match at Hoy* yostsrMorthamptonxhlre. h plying to suani firat innings Jl7-* dedared lust five wickets for only 124 But then Muitiuq who hit 11 four*,
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      Brewers edge Royals
      68 26 NEW YORK. FYI Major league baaebaU results yesterday Aaaertran Lemgar Texas Rangers Mew York Yankees 2. Milwaukee- Brewers 4 Kansas City Ro>aU 1 National League: Cincinnati Reds 5 New York Mets 3. Philadelphia Phillies 7 Houston Astro* 2. Atlanta Braves 3 Montreal Expos 2. Pittsburgh Pirates II
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      Malaysia snatch win in last two minutes
      330 26 Malaysia snatch win in last two minutes JAKARTA. Frt. M. laysia store* a goal two ntlnates from full time to edge Urn 2-1 In their Groaa "A" Match in the Jakarta AnnitersAty soccer tournament tonight. aHwa won the second match of the night downing Sri Lanka 4-2 la a great
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      Ceylon or Iran to take India's place
      399 26 KAN and Ceylon have been named the likely substitute for India in the Pesta Sukan in ternational soccer tournament from Aug. 2 to Aujj. 12 at Jalan Besar stadium, reports JOK DORAI. India on Thursday had withdrawn from the Merdeka and Pesta Sukan
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      NAZARETH FIRST IN LAST EIGHT
      188 26 NAZARETH FIRST IN LAST EIGHT •CX)URTH SErD Robert Na«a--r reth was first Into the quarter-final* cf the Singapore Closed Junior Tennis Orar.d Prix for Boy? Under- 19 when he beat Chew Hal Chwee 8-7 at Parrer Park yesterday Results Boys Ist round Chris Nelson bt Yeoh Buat Bern? (-3: Tan
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      Sonny leaves for Britain
      132 26 SINGAPORE'S motor racing: pride Sonny Rajah leaves tomorrow for Britain where he will make his debut in the Formula Atlantic motorracing series. Sonny. 24. will be piloting his March 712 M. under the colours of Team Rothmans MSA. who are his sponsors Sonny, this year's Malaysian
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      51 26 NOTTINGHAM F.I Britain's Vlr:ima Wade beat Wimbledon rhhmpinp Evonne Ooolagong of Australia 6-7. 6-4. 7-5 In the £12.000 Nottingham tennU tournament yesterday This was the second straight defeat for Ooolagong. who defends her Wimbleuon crown later this mor.th Lust week she li.-t her French title to American Blllle-Jean
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      1035 27 mm was Ms sicorni with 8* to Sandown IV <S9> :n Dtv if race at Penang on Mar 26 chance In weak field MUSTER Backed down to ahcrt odds In Div b tt race last wot* but failed to finish or hoard. hampered at halfmile turn. ran
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    25 28 >M. IDPII or Laraac no C*aa«. balovatf hu«b*nd of Betty m»« •way »-«-72 at Jaftart Babru i*aaj|al Fuscrai irrmiawli will tw announi r<l later.
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    157 28 'Fourth man of Lod' flees to Berne rKYO. Fri. The "fourth man of Lod" has slipped through a nationwide police dragnet, and fled to Switzerland. Chlkaml Maruoka. father of the wanted man, today received a postcard from hit son. posted at Berne Osamu Maruoka said In the postcard that he
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    74 28 ATTEMPT ON LIFE OF MP IN SRI LANKA COLOMBO. Fri.— Sri Lanka's Cabinet was summoned to a special session last night after an attempt on the life of a pro Government Member of Parliament in the Tamil-speaking Northern Province. Militant Tamils have in recent weeks tried to kill several leading
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    34 28 JAKARTA, Frl Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik starts out tomorrow on a two w<>ek visit to seven Arab nations in his flrst tour of the Middle East In six years of office
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    120 28 Gold price dips on heavy selling OARIS, Fri. Deal- ers reported heavy selling on the Paris Kold market today and the one kilo lnnot fell to U5560.53 an ounce from yesterday's level of U5564.15 The market's turnover fell from 24 9 million francs (£2 millicni yesterday to 16.3 million francs
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    224 29 OFFICIAL OPENING KIAMA TEXTILE FACTORY Social Feature KIMA one of M o lo y s i o's textile pioneers it now producing high quo lity fabrics which ore on par with imported textiles. The four-year-old KIMA Sdn Bhd tactory was Inco r po rated in -ber 1968 as a joint
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    138 29 How Kima Textiles Factory was started 'j'HE $16-million KIMA ;>r "-fret Is the result be•weer. Vfira and the Texrporation of MaMura :.>w owns 70 per •he company s vhlsfl the other 30 per cent is in the hands the corporation. The company has an d capital of $10 w.th $4
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    339 29 from the hnns supplying the equipment with the full assistance ot KIMA s technical staff and workriuction :n the spinning and weaving mills is n top gear with three eight-hourly shifts a day 6 am to 2p m 2 pm to 10 pm and
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    213 29 Message from Minister of Trade and Industry MY conicr.uu lations I o Mara and I>xtil«--(orpoi.itu.u of Malaya for embarking on this joint- venture project I am confident that this joint venture between Mara and the Textile Corpora tion of Mala>a which has already gained considerable experience in the textile field
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    166 29 TUN Abdul Razak will officially open the KIMA Sdn. Bhd Textile Factory at Kampong Sungei Chua in Kajang today The ceremony will start after the arrival of Tun Razak at the lactory at 4.00 p.m. The Prime Minister will then be introduced to the
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    149 29 T^lE joint -venture between the Textile Corporation of 1 Malaya Bhd and Mara in establishing KIMA will benefit both consumers and the textile industry as a whole This was stated by the corporation's chairman and KIMA's deputy chairman. Mr Frank W K Tsao. in his
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      80 29 Our Heartiest Congratulations To KIMA SENDIRIAN BERHAD On The Occasion of the official Opening Of Their Factory at Kajang By Y.A.B. TUN HAJL ABDUL RAZAK BIN DATO HUSSEIN, S.M.N. PRIME MINISTER, MALAYSIA We have been proud to have been associated with KIMA SDN. BERHAD. as suppliers of:Textile Machinery, Raw Cotton
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    320 30 Board off Directors INCH I IHAMLAN BIN VI SOM .">•. a chartered secretary, is the riepjt) i rneral manager. He is alternate director to D.ito Mustapha bn Haji Abdul Jahar in the Textile Corporation and alternate dirertor to Inrhr Kh.ik Tadln MR PAIL
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    528 30 Technology and joined Kima in 1971 as a technical assistant. He received on-the-job training at Textile Corporation of Malaya Bhd before undergoing intensive course in Osaka. sponsored by I'nitika. nate. He was sent to Manchester for an attachment course to familiarise with the Mather and Flatt
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      238 30 Heartiest (itmratulations to KIMA SENDIRIAN BHD. •m Hrn occasion the oMiojl opening «f rH«ir factory at Ka|jng by rJLE TIN HAJI AHDIL RAZAK MIX DATO HUSSEIN, S.M.N. FROM THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO., LTD. jted m New Zealandi 44. |«Lan Ampjng Koala Lumpur Tel ***** ***** PO. io« 477. K
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      49 30 CONGRA TULA TIONS AND BEST WISHES TO KIMA SENDIRIAN BERHAD on the occasion of the official opening of their TEXTILE FACTORY IN KAJANG FROM TEXTILE CORPORATION OF MALAYA BHD., 3 M.S. JALAN TAMPOI, JOHORE BAHRU, JOHORE. AND MALAYAN WEAVING MILLS SDN. BHD. 6 M.S. JALAN SCUDAI, JOHORE BAHRU, JOHORE.
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    Best wishes from Britain and Japan
    500 31 Best wishes from Britain and Japan LHOM th c British High umnnvoKinrr Mr Juhn Johnston K4 M«. K( \O PMN I am drlifhtrd to hi\f this opportunity t« •Her m> hrst »i»he» to KIMA Sdn Bhd on tbr occasion «»f thr official opening of Ihrir iMtat] b> thr Ptutk Minister
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    Cloth of high quality
    136 31 T*HE quality of cloth produced by KIMA has been proved to be equal to that of Imported fabrics. This has bevn found through research and tests conducted by the Mara Handicraft Centre. Pt taling Jaya and confirmed by batik printers who have been using It. The
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      325 31 Our Heartiest vng i «tul*li«i» T* KIMA SENDIRIAN BERHAD. ON TMI CH c \M(>\ Ol lilt iilllilll IMS.. O| TMIIK I lOKI \r H\J\M. THE HULK RIME MINISTER Tl N HAJI MM L KAZ Ak BIN DATO HUSSEIN, S.M.N. Wr .trr suppliers I Raw olti.n Trxlilr li-ressune* jud IpBM Trxlik
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    434 32  - How raw cotton is turned into cloth By A SPECIAL WRITER I UK bolts of cloth one lees hanging in shops is the finished product id of processes spinning, weaving and finishing. -;IMA. as in other factories, raw cotton which is imported from Mexico, Tanzania. Brazil and Egypt is fed
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      274 32 Congratulations to 1 KIMA SDR BERHAD I on the occasion of the official I opening of their factory at Kajang C.ltoh&Co.Ltd, by the H'ble Prime Minister Pan Overseas Corpn(Pte) Ltd., P 0 Box 2378. Singapore 2. T~T^ TT 4 1 1 1 T^l 1 1074-C, Block 2, Lower Delta Road,
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      688 35 STRAUS TRANSPORTATION PTE. LTD. States A4arr/tsiwT*uum i mmm US AUAMTIC AND GULF/ SINGAPORE EXPRESS SERVICE Nta U rtrk PtMi tan orleeat CMvttttt NtaMa Sioajaton <*mm ST.TEUU. a*,,, CtXMN KIICI MtT 11 tot, 1 Wy FLOTTA LAURO AMIVINS DIRECT FttM CiNOA ITALY LOAIIHC m Mim PffUN. MMIU Stftajort P Rlaaj Putaj
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      680 35 STATE LINES m fNtU TEL. No*. I44MS. HI9M T«kx:R3tl67o tiajajart tTMITS MV* KJTNt rill UIVICf a f SIMCAratC STtT( I JaU B«a STMITS MfIMVItM JTMIT tltftCl: i UITIM II aaj STUITS IMUH I •unillP llaßt Fat MM* i laaariM Ctatact Fm Nrtt MllliaM I ctSUNt ITI Talta>tti 7M31 fan. Ftp
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      944 35 With the Best Compliments to Messrs Kima Sendirian Berhad (Textile Manufacturer) Sungei Chua Kajang Selangor for the opening ceremony of their new factory From Messrs Vat Meng Engineering Works and Co. 166-C Jalan Übi Singapore 14 We ny clad i<> have bees ol atmkt to you. ;md especially for Ike
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      335 36 -|||j- *ssrfs m m a s UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LIMITED (MGMPQRAW M SMSA^OM UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LIMITED hereby fives notice that H»e Transfer Books a*4 Register of Members of the Company will be closed for Hie period from 24Hi to 29th |une 1972 (both days inclusive) for Hie purpose of
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      552 36 ANNOUNCEMENT CHANGE OF TELEPHONE NUMBERS (A) Ng Trow Thee ti Sons (Pte) Ltd. (B) Shibusawu NTT Transportation Co. (Pte) Ltd. The public ls hereby Informed that w.e.f 11th JI'NE lt?2 all our existing telephone numbers will be changed to ***** (6 lines) Direct Lines: (A) *****6 *****9 (B) ***** ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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      631 36 ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT We require for our Singapore office the above position to be filled immediately Applicants must have the following qualifications (1J LC.C Higher Accounting (2) At least 5 years working experience in an insurance company. (3) Ability to handle Insurance Act Returns and attend to Income Tax matters. Salary
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      566 36 THE SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE INVITES APPL'CATIONS FOR THE POST Of POUCt CONSTABLE IMALE> FROM SINGAT CITIZENS OR PERMANENT RESIDENTS OF S MALAYSIA IN K)SSESSION OF THE SINGAPORECAMBRIDGE GENERAL CERTIFICATE OF I WITH A MINIMUM OF 3 0' LEVELS IN ANY OF THE LANGUAGE STREAMS OR ITS EQUIVALENT .CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL CERTIFICATE/GCE
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