The Straits Times, 24 June 1972

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 225,000 The Straits Times Estd IM^ 1 ""lt\ SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1972 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    Lock icon Britain floats the
    863 1 Aim: To check the— massive outflow Decision only temporary says Treasury man LONDON. Friday BRITAIN set loose the pound sterling to float freely on world markets today, in hopes of correcting a dangerous outpouring of funds from its national reservesThe move meant that lor the time being
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    Lock icon 50 battles
    39 1 BELFAST. FTI British troops fought almost 50 separate battles in Belfast and Londonderry with guerilla gunmen during the night despite an earlier announcement from the militant IRA ProviakmaU that they would halt hostilities from next Monday Reuter
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    23 1 TOKYO. Frl Ninety-five people were Injured today when a commuter tram smashed Into > stationary trmln on thr Tokyi Yokohama line UPI
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    Lock icon Japan cuts bank rate
    85 1 Japan cuts bank rate rpOKVO Frl —Japan to--1 day lowered its official bank rate by half-a-per cent to 425 per cent its lowest postwar level Observers saw the reduction as a step by the Japanese Oovernment to avert International pressure for another yen revaluation Banking circles hailed It as opening
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    Lock icon Visit ends
    19 1 PEKINO Frt Prnukni Nixon* special advisor. Dr. Henry Kissinger, ended a fiveday visit to Peking today Renter
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    Lock icon B-52s hit hard to blunt Hanoi's drive to Hue
    314 1 SAIGON. Friday AMERICAN B-tt ImmhUis have (KHiiulnt communist troop concentrations m >' mas sive effort to hlunt the North Vietnamese push towards Hue They flew 16 missions in the 18 hours up to dawn, and military sources said the raids were
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    Lock icon FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET CLOSES
    579 1 j SINOAf>ONC Frl. i rIE forelfn exchange market in Singapore will be closed until further notice. This has been done, in view of the British Government* decision to float sterling and to close the London foreign exchange market, the Monetary Authority said in a prema statement
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    Lock icon A MOCK RESCUE BY COPTER
    54 1 rO SAF soldiers being winched up in a mock helicopter rescue operation yesterday at (hangi air base The display before 25.M* spectators was to mark the fourth Armed on'Tlly 1* Repeat performance* for the nublli will be staged this afternoon Straits Times picture by Mohasned
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    Lock icon Israeli jets raid guerilla bases
    274 1 Israeli jets raid guerilla bases AVIV, Fri. Israeli Sabre Jets bombed Arab guerilla bases 19 miles (30km) Inside Lebanon today. The planes were said to have been sent into Lebanon following the rocketing of Klryat Shmona. an Israeli development town Just south of the Lebanese border in Upper Galilee The
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    37 1 HONG KONO Fri The foaall of a strange reptile resembling a huge, fish or crocodile which lived ISO million yean ago has been found on mainland China H«r eosssßunlat newspaper said today AP
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    Ex-MPs jailed
    34 1 BANGKOK Frl Three former That parliamentarians, who rued the ruling military junta for treason following last Novesaber coup d'etat, were yesterday given Je.ll terrr without trthl of seven to 1* years AF.
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    24 1 DACCA Frl Britain's Fi reign Secretary Sir Aler Doucla Home arrived here today to *U a two-day vlmi tc Bang lades Reuter
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    31 1 TOKYO Fri Bapatur H iron no today entered the ltlltth day of his reign to establish a record fur the more than J 000-year -.ild Japanese uuperial line Reuter
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      Lock icon DEVALUATION OF THE £ SOON?
      44 1 DEVALUATION OF THE SOON? BIRNI <S»itserland>. Pri. The Swiss Government r pet tt an earl; devaluation of the British pound, the ItaUan lira, and the Da nl»h kroner, a spokesman of the Swiss Eeoaoasics Ministry told a aews osejfereaee today AP (See thai sage)
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      Lock icon Japan heads for a clash with Taiwan over Senkakus
      186 2 Japan heads for a clash with Taiwan over Senkakus TOKYO, Friday. MAJOR confrontation is threatening to develop between Japan and Taiwan with an American oil company caught in the middle over the potential oil-rich Senkaku Islands in the East China Sea. Japanese Maritime Self-Defence Forces have sent patrol boats down
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      Lock icon Mujib cracks down on black marketeers
      133 2 Mujib cracks down on black marketeers FJACCA. Frt. The Go- vernment of Prime Minister Sheikh Mujlbur Rahman Is now cracking the whip against hoarders, black marketeers, terrorists and hoodlums. Sheikh Muj.b yesterday told a public meeting at Noakhull. 100 miles south-east of Dacca, that his Oovernmrnt has begun tlie crackdown
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      Lock icon Reds turn on the heat in Northeast Thailand
      161 2 Reds turn on the heat in Northeast Thailand BANGKOK, Frt Communist guerillas arc strppint up their Infiltration of Tba 1 1 a n d'« north-eastern region and casalities in Jungle fighting are growing as the Government moves to block the threat. Figures released by the hirf of-staff of Thailand's Second
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      165 2 ULSTER LEADERS WELCOME MOVE BY IRA DUBLIN. Frt. Irish Prime Minuter Jack I Lynch last night welcomed the ceasefire announcement by the Irish Republican Army's (IRA) Provisional Wing and promised his Government would help seek a permanent solution. Mr. Lynch, whose administration recently led a crackdown against the IRA guerillas
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      70 2 NIW YORK Prl The Oenrral AaaemMy »ill convene on Sept. II with Peking represented at the ceremonial opening of the world body fur Urn first time Key iasuea before the Assembly» 27th session Include the cuntinurd UN |w owni I In South Korea the Soviet pro poaal
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      Lock icon US security in peril without new arms—Nixon
      340 2 US security in peril without new arms— Nixon WASHINGTON. Fri PRESIDENT Nixon warned yesterday that U.S. national security would be seriously jeopardised if Congress, in approving his strategic arms limitation agreement with the Soviet Union, refused to allocate funds for offensive weapons not covered by the pact. Mr. Nixon, speaking
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      Lock icon Women's groups stage massive anti-war demo
      327 2 WASHINGTON. Frt. Several thousand people, led by folk «iager Joan Baes, marched In a circle around thr Capitol building yesterday demanding that Congre** cut off all funds for mill tary operations la IndoChlaa The deatoastrators consisted mainly of women and children -Ring Aroaad Tae
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      US denies 'rain-making' in Vietnam
      95 2 US denies 'rain-making' in Vietnam WASHINGTON Fn Thr DMam DtpartaMnt aaid today it hu conducted certain top secret »eather modittcaajM" txperimenu but denied that the* included rajn-makin« oparatloos over North Vietnam Wwiin. It rcruaad to cu«iflrw or deny periutrnt reporu and apaculation that it waa trytng to stock the r
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      Lod gunman at a special hearing
      52 3 KOZO Okamoto. sole surviving gunman of the Lod airport shooting, ait* between guards at a sserial preliminary hearing in court in Tel Avi\ on Thursday The trial proper is e»perted to begin in Iwo weeht. Two other Japanese gunmen died on May M. —I
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      Lock icon Japanese troops will not go overseas pledge by Tanaka
      230 3 Japanese troops will not go overseas pledge by Tanaka TOKYO, Friday. TRADE MINISTER Kakueu Tanaka, 54, a front runner in the premiership race, pledged today that the renunciation of war potential would be the basis of the nations foreign policy. In a policy document for a July 5 party election
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      Lock icon Caught—a burglar with enough loot to fill 14 lorries
      170 3 Caught— a burglar with enough loot to fill 14 lorries LOS ANGELES Fri. Police raided David Massagli's home in San Ansemlo and then called in 14 lorries to haul away a houseload of loot he was alleged to have collected during a nve-year burglary career. Police arrested MassagII after a
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      LARGEST-EVER HEROIN HAUL IN LONDON
      118 3 LONDON. Fri. Two Chinese residents here were charged yesterday with trying to amugglr in thr largest single shipment of heroin ever discovered by British Cm- I toms officials. Thr men were arrested on Wednesday aftrr ('u»tonu officers found 15 lbs <>f "Chinrsr hrroin" in thrir
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      Lock icon Hospital freed 'bra murders' suspect by mistake
      184 3 Hospital freed 'bra murders' suspect by mistake YEW YORK, Fri. A 4 man accused of the fatal stabbing of a 15--year-old girl and suspected in a series of so-called "bra murders" was freed from a mental hospital by mistake, officials said today The apparent error of bureaucracy involved 31--y ear-old
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      Congressmen for China
      58 3 WASHINGTON Prl Two wnior CongrcMmcn laav* today for China rloac on the hccla of presidential adviser Kissinger for talks on trad* and ecoooutie BMttars The vtait by Uw Democrat aaW Wsnubllean "»4ar» J th •oaa* and OaraM Ptort Is part of the »te«dv th«» in USChsnaaa rslatlsua
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      Lock icon Secret Arab moves to deal with tense situation
      369 3 Secret Arab moves to deal with tense situation CAIRO rriday yHE leaders of Egypt. Syria and Libya have taken a number of secret decisions on the critical Middle East situation following Israel's raid into Lebanon on Wednesday. Informed sources said Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. President Hafez Al-Assad of Syria and
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      INDIA SETS UP INQUIRY ON DC-8 CRASH
      167 4 INDIA SETS UP INQUIRY ON DC- 8 CRASH TU EW DELHI, Fri The Al Indian Government today announced It is setting up an official court of inquiry, headed by a High Court judge, Into the crash of a Japanese DC-8 jetliner near here on June 14. All Dut three of
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      Lock icon Another close shave for Heath
      143 4 Another close shave for Heath I ONDON, Fri. Bri- tain's Conservative Government defeated another determined challenge in Parliament last night on its Common Market entry legislation this time by a margin of only five votes. Labour Opposition members shouted "Resign, resign" at Prime Minister Edward Heath's administration when the voting
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      THOUSANDS FLEE HOMES AS HURRICANE AGNES RIPS THROUGH U.S. EAST COAST
      152 4 W A SHINCTO.N. TT Frt.— Teas *f thovsands of people were evaraated from their homes yesterday a» the wake of Harrlcane Agnes swept over tike east roast of the tailed States leavlag behind «2 dead Dm were •trained to
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      A normal life again for Noemi —thanks to brother
      141 4 A normal life again for Noemi —thanks to brother \EWARK (New Jersey) Kri A ao-year-old Philippine nurse, who faced death earlier this year be cauae of diseased kidneys walked out of Beth Israel Hospital yesterday with a clean bIU of health For nearly a jrear. Noemi Lacuesta suffered with a
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      £360m for oil probe
      34 4 £360 m for oil probe LONDON. Pri a Brtttatt "■a ■cw/ao a jbot gritt jjrar T%» rr Malay JrtUah Fet"l"— aaM th* loan waa Urn MOM unctt prWat* bank tnanrtne operation rvtr trmnN«rt«l Rrutrr
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      Lock icon N-blast protest men ready for jump
      417 4 N-blast protest men ready for jump SYDNEY. Fri fHE head of an Australian air charter firm said final arrangements will be made today to parachute six protestors near the French Pacific nuclear testing site at Mururoa Atoll. Mr Max Hazeiton. managing director of Hazelton Air Services, said last night that
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    Malaysia may join 'save the tiger' campaign
    130 5 Malaysia may join 'save the tiger' campaign KUALA LUMPUR. iv Frl Malaysia may Join four other countries In a worldwide campaign to save the tiger from extinction. Director of World Wildlife Fund Malaysia Mr K E. Scrlven. said the campaign would be launched soon by the World Wildlife. Fund headquarters
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    Mother not guilty of killing her children
    592 5 JURY RETURNS AN UNANIMOUS VERDICT Judge: She didn't want her loved ones to suffer... Kuala Lumpur. frWy MURDER trial jury Uxlay unanimously found ;i mother, Chee Ha Moy, SI, not guilty of two charges of murdering her two children. The Jury found that
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    WOMAN TO BE NO. 2 IN NZ HIGH COMMISSION
    106 5 KUALA LUMPUR.JtI The New Zealand High Commission here will have Its first woman Deputy High Commissioner when Miss Barbara An (us takes over the post at the end of July. Miss Angus will succeed Mr Kenneth Cunning ham At present, she
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    $10 SILVER COIN ORDERS TOP 1,000
    120 5 $10 SILVER COIN ORDERS TOP 1,000 SINGAPORE. Iri More >3 than I.OM orders for the lit silver proof coins have been received by the mint at Chartered Industries of Singapore in Ju roag. The orders included some from enthusiasts from overseas, according to CIS chief sales executive, Mr. Long Jen
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      437 5 PLANT MANAGER (S2.000) Kef. 223 PRODUCTION CHEMIST (S1.700) Kef 224 Our client is a targe international company with manufacturing and marketing Interests In SouthEast Asia. A factory was established In Singapore four years ago to manufacture and package beverages and toiletries, and there aoe plans to pxpand the operation In
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      176 5 WrP*^ All Mr f*S 18l I SPLIT-SECOND ACTION!... just one of the many subjects the fast handlina versatile MINOLTA SRT 101 tackl es with ease. For an insight into the many ere ative possibilities open to the MINOLTA SRT 101 user, see the fascinating MINOLTA cinemascope featurette now showing n
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    Sounds off young Hawaii in Spore
    139 6 Sounds off young Hawaii in Spore HERE'S some entertainment for the family. The Sounds of Young Hawaii are a group of teenage singers with a repertoire that Includes madrigals, American folk songs, songs from the South Seas, pop songs, and church hymns like "Let all the Nations Praise the Lord'
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    Case of the high keyed graduate
    397 6  -  Gerry de Silvt Rock: by WHEN A TEXAN SCHOLAR DECIDED TO 60 FOLK THIS Is a chap we should come to know an American guy who was sent to Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar for Literature And he made it He was given
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    Sylvia: Right note wrong place
    343 6 Sylvia: Right note wrong place J OFTEN wi s h solving |H(»|)U''s problems were as easy as writing about iliriM Now can you think of a decent spot In town where a woman with some Rood, Innocent songs to sing for the people of Singapore, could find a living' ThU
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    A gypsy quartet's sixmonth sojourn
    91 6 A gypsy quartet's sixmonth sojourn A WELCOME thU week to Hungarian fyp«y orchestra. Oeu Puporka and hU bojri. at the Belvedere restaurant In the Mandarin Hotel Oeia Punorka and his orchestra flew in from Budapest early thU week and will be at the Belvedere for the next six months. The
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    CAT-WALK RHYTHM
    191 6 ...or the making of a good model DRE T T V Fran 1 Scottinjr. three times champion dancer of Australia and rated six th In a world dancing contest In Melbourne In IMS. turns to modelling because there's more money In a well-dress-ed model than an Immaculately clothed
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    Walk-out by 286 girls of religious school
    192 7 Walk-out by 286 girls of religious school IPOH. Frl— The Sekolah Raja Perempuan Taayah a residential secondary religious school for girls, closed indefinitely today when its 286 pupils walked out and went home At about 7 am the girls lelt their hostel rooms, lined up outside their school on Tambun
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    Education raises a jobs problem in Brunei
    176 7 Education raises a jobs problem in Brunei BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Frl. The number of children now receiving full-time education poses an employment problem in Brunei, states the annual report of chairman of the Chartered Bank. Mr William George Pullen, today. The only maior Indus tries In Brunei are oil and
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    Charged with housebreaking and theft
    71 7 Charged with housebreaking and theft SINOAPORE. Frl Two men were charged today with housebreaking and stealing money and valuables totalling $150. Py Teck Sang. JS. and Lai Ah Kaw. M. were acci'aed of taking 1100, a wau-h. radio, an Identity card, a work permit and a pawn ticket from the
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    MX pill as popular as ganja
    453 7 MX pill as popular as ganja 'DRUG ABUSE 9 SYMPOSIUM TOLD: SINGAPORE. Friday 11 X pills are becom- lnf as popular as ganja among young drug-takers In Singapore, Mr. John Hanam, director of Central Narcotics Bureau told a symposium on "Drug Abuse" today. "Ganja has always had a tendency in
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    SAF to hold exercises in seven areas
    168 7 SAF to hold exercises in seven areas SINOAPORE, m The Singapore Armed Forces will conduct military exercises in seven training areas from Sunday They are Pulau Tekong from 9 30 am on Sunday to 8 am on June 30 Tampines from 8 a.m. to midnight on Tuesday lAm Chu Kang-Chua
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    MP's date
    37 7 BINOAPORC Frt The HP lor Ktmtftmt Sapor Mr Teo Toon CMa. will aMtCBMe at the toaiararaJ jiiaauaiy of the youth 'urnrv» roonmunity rrntr* July 1 at pm The mony will be foitowed by a buffet
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    178,000 TOURISTS IN THREE MONTHS
    100 7 178,000 TOURISTS IN THREE MONTHS SINGAPORE Jtl —Singapore had 178.365 tourists In the first three months of this year, an Increase of 34.3 per cent over the corresponding period last year A quarterly report of the Tourist Promotion Board today said by country of residence. Australia generated the largest number
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    HDB magazine
    47 8 BINOAPORC. m The Housing and Development Board will distribute the first laaue of iv new official m»ia Une. Our Home, to tenant* and reside!. u at the MacPheraon area office In Block 91 Pajra Lebar Way. off Aljunled Road, on June 37 at 11 am
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    Thunderstorm, bomb hoax delay Concorde's 'shadow' plane
    415 8  - Thunderstorm, bomb hoax delay Concorde's 'shadow' plane NANCY BYRAMJI ■y SINGAPORE, Fri. It took a thunderk' storm and a bomb hoax to separate the Concorde from Its supporting aircraft, the Royal Air Force VC-10 today. A brewing thunderstorm caused the Concorde to take off for Singapore from Darwin earlier and
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    REMISER OWING $143,900 MADE BANKRUPT
    126 8 REMISER OWING $143,900 MADE BANKRUPT SINGAPORE, Fri. A remlser owing $143,901 to stockbrokers Lee and Co., was today made a bankrupt in the High Court on a petition by the firm. Ec Liang Chye. of Jalan Aruan, who was In court, did not resist the application, heard before Mr. Justice
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    Six years for carpenter
    66 8 IPOH. m Carpenter Cnoo Choy Chye M. waa Jailed 'or all yeara today for hit part In the kldnap-murder of millionaire trader Mr Nf Song Teik He admitted In the 'cwtont court here to collectlnc the $71,000 ranram demanded for Mr Nf't release Choo who arrepted
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    Call for refresher course for school principals
    310 8  - Call for refresher course for school principals MASIC KWEC By SINGAPORE, Fridi.y J^ SCHOOL principal has suggested that refreshei courses Ik- provided for head masters to help upgrade professional standards. Mr. Boey Ylm Thlm. principal of Seh Chuan High School, in stating his case yesterday to more than 200 principals
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    Blood donors
    32 8 SINGAPORE Fri About M members of (he Brick Lion and Rock chapter* of trw Dale Carnefie Alumni Aitorution will donate blood at the Blood Tranafuaion Service. Outran Hospital on Sunday
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    ART ONE WAY TO PROMOTE CLOSER SAYS ENVOY
    162 8 ART ONE WAY TO PROMOTE CLOSER SAYS ENVOY SINOAPORE. Fri Exchange visits by artists in Singapore and Malaysia U one effective way of promoting closer contact and understanding between both countries. the Malaysian High Commissioner here Dato Abdullah All said today. He s ud .«everal Malaysian artists had so far
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    Recognition for SILO
    47 8 SINCAFORE Fn The Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation hat been accorded retuenmon to repre^rt workers of Oeneral Elertn< iUBA> Television and Appliance rte Ltd and 300 employeet of Fair Lady Fashions Ltd With the recognition. SILO now ha.» 114 branches muh a memberthip of 22.000.
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    Five companies fined on health charges
    109 8 SINGAPORE, rri rire companies were fined a total of $1020 today for having premises favourable to the breeding of diseasebearing insects last month. Four of them were each flned $200 They were Slmalpan Steel Industrial Ltd of Jurong Port Road. South Asia Parquet <Pte<
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    63 litterbugs fined
    20 8 >|n».\POR| rri. Sixty-three people were flned SX.Mt today for littering offences. Fines ranged from K5 U $55
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  • Article, Illustration
    Inquiry told of guns bought in Cebu
    818 9  - Inquiry told of guns bought in Cebu MAUREEN. CHUA WITNESS: WE GOT 100 ROUNDS OF AMMO By Singapore, Friday Marked notes were wrapped up in paper PRELIMINARY inquiry was told today how one of tlu> Jive iic (used in a kidnap i ase had two guns. Lim Chai Thiam, 28,
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    Koran contest prizes
    41 9 SINOAPORE m Han Ya'acob Unnamed Minister of State in the Prime Minister Office, will present priasa to winners of the Koran reading competition at trie King Faixal Muslim lecture hall at 11 Lorong 12. Oeylang on July 1.
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    Police: Reinforce doors, windows with grills
    159 9 Police: Reinforce doors, windows with grills SINGAPOKE, Friday DOLJCE today urged shopkeepers and house- holders to reinforce doors and windows with iron collapsible gates and strong window-grills Police public relations officer. Supt Khong Heng Ngee said ■These reinforcements will definitely deter housebreakers." He was referring to a press report yesterday
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    Five more cholera cases in Malaysia
    100 9 Five more cholera cases in Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR Frt. Five more cues of cholera have been confirmed In West Malaysia one In Belangor and tour In Perak over the put 34 noun The case In Selangor U a 55-year-old man from Sentul here He was ad mltted to the Oeneral
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    New service
    47 9 SINGAPORE FYI Th« United But Company will Introduce a new shuttle acrvtoe from Toa Payoh to 8t Mi ctweli »tatc from Monday The aarvtot Ho 1M will operate with four buaes at II minutaa InUrval each A flat fare of 10 eaata will be charted.
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    Learning just for sake of passing exams
    202 9 SINGAPORE. Fri A leading educationist today criticlard the schooling system here as one that "promotes rotekarninc. in which most teaching is limited to what is aafced for during examination* "The majority of our pupils fail to acajuirr >urh essentialn a* language skills, the
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  • UMNO YOUTH CONFERENCE
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      Rebellion in the DAP on the way: Ismail
      496 10  - Rebellion in the DAP on the way: Ismail DAHARI ALI -By Kuala Lumpur, Fri TIN (Dr. > Ismail to <ta\ predicted even tual rebellion in the Democratic Action laity which would lead to mass resignations. He said: Recently you have seen developments In a chauvinistic and racialist opposition party which
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      THE PRESS 'MUST ADAPT TO COUNTRY'S NEEDS'
      739 10 Role of the muss media in forging national identity |tf ALAYSIAN newspapers iTI must change their attitude and adapt themselves to prevailing conditions Should they fail to do so. then some form of action must be taken against them, said Haji Suhaiml bin
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      Aishah elected leader
      49 10 SCNATOR AUhah Ohi.nl tv •^"•4 leader of UMNO Warm, she defeated Social Welf»r* Minuter Tan art Hajmh PV.m.h bint* H.u HaahUn •ho haa been noldinf the po»t J^r i| yean by ill totes to •••tor AUhah ha* been leader of the anaaawtton for over 11 years
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      207 10 Straits Times Crossword ACSVOM l«* 1 BtMSMHSfta* rejected Cam- -I Olrl picked up oeneUUnf Bunlat craft worth havm* <i> about four Inches. Dant ua* CTD imaHaiim tmmt on th« ranch} .!-»> they ara taken away <10> Descendant of Klnf Oaocii II Plat ta* Much vasjttt on HIT. too sosae alluvial
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    BIG LEAP INTO THE CONTAINER ERA
    940 11  - BIG LEAP INTO THE CONTAINER ERA R. CHANDRA Port swings smoothly into operation By Singapore fri. Work within 12 mins of ship dropping anchor JHE Port Authority's new Kast Lagoon Container Port had a science thriller look when it swung smoothly into operation for international trat fie today. A family
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    PSA band pipes a welcome to container ship Nihon
    118 11 PSA band pipes a welcome to container ship Nihon pSA bagpipers playing skirling gay tunes to welcome the modern 26 knot Nihon, berth cd alongside the new East Lagoon Container Port at 8.30 a.m. yesterday. The Nihon, the first allcontainer ship to call at Singapore, made her maiden voyage out
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    PORT OPEN TO PUBLIC TODAY
    62 11 r|Mlf° PSA's new container port at the East Lagoon will be open to the public from 2.M p.m. to p.m. today to enable the public to watch (hip-shore container operations and an exhibition on containertsatlon No entry psttsu are required. Those arriving by ear should
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    Varsity discusses school exams with Cambridge Syndicate
    189 11 SINOAPORE. Frl University of Singapore officials today held discussions with iwo representatives from the University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate on the school examination system In the Republic. The two representatives are Dr F Wild. Fellow of Downing College, and Mr A V
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      308 12 y I^ew Cuscaden Room Big business often talks best over lunch at New Cuscaden Room. Quiet, relaxing, very private. Superb food and wine. Faultless yet unobtrusive service that never interferes with your conversation All very mellow and persuasive. When your meal could mean a big deal, bring him to lunch
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      334 12 %lf DEMONSTRATIONS DAILY AT \Sf GROUND FLOOR. TTT PENINSULA SHOPPING CENTRE, iTI COLE MAN STREET. SINGAPORE 6 Demonstrations held each day from Wed.June2ltoFri.June23 12 noon -3.00 p.m.- 4.30 p.m -7.30 p.m Sat June 24 11.00 am -2.00 p.m. 4.00 p.m.- 7.00 p.m. BWBaV an V° u P'Cture this' B^'^m I'm
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    'Under 21s should not get licences'
    395 13 'Under 21s should not get licences' Call for tough measures to cut road deaths SINGAPORE. Frl. •JMIE National Safety First Council today called for a stop to the issue of driving licences to those under 21 years of age. They should only be Issued to those using cars for business
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    RENT CONCESSION FOR DISPLACED SHOPKEEPERS
    251 13 RENT CONCESSION FOR DISPLACED SHOPKEEPERS SINGAPOMC. Wrt. OHOPKEEPERS who had to make way for a road widening scheme in Braddell Road moved into new premises today with a 50 per cent rent concession from the Housing Board The half rate for 108 new tenants of the Upper Thomson Road shopping
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    Severe burns for two in blast
    143 13 Severe burns for two in blast SINGAPOBC. Frt. Tw« people were admitted to hospital with severe barns following an explosion at Shaw Centre in Scotts Road this afternoon. They are Urn Swee Hem. 1», of Selet-ie Road and Nf Monf Hwa. M. of Loroßf 5. Toa Payoh. Both were sent
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    Orchestra's invitation
    50 13 SINOAPORt. PYI The newly-formed Chwalr Bin Chineat orrbaatn U lnvltlnc youths. who ar» able to play any ChlSWa* musical tnatrument to join Free laaaona on muaic theory will be given to thoat attacied Application lonrn are avallaol* from the orchestra t premlaaa at J43 B Telok Kurau Road
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    Lions dinner
    34 13 SINGAPORE Pri The Cummunirationt Minister. Mr Yung Nyuk Lin will install the new official and directors ot Ljoni Club of Sincspore OaaXlai si s dinner st the •Uafafwre Hlltoo on July 1
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    University results
    37 13 THE University of Singapore has released results of examinations leading to the degree* of B A., B.S«.. B.B.A.. B.Aec., and diplomas la Social Studies and Business Administration The results arc published in today's New Nation.
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      117 13 Business as usual m-M. Orcmw**—d. Hwajinl Oaaaaifa tA^ttmtntt Hatal Wkaa f Hwaa af Ma* Tata* af aaataa»aa. o«ylor<g Quaarwtaafi Itta SIC BAT) CaMaa Crtr 1.45. 4, 74•M a at Cl.ir 1.11. I.M, 7 4«. M a.a>. Tha Moat Hiloriout Mandarin Film witn Loughtart Galora Coloncop* .tarnnfl Y»h Yang. Srtan Ea
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      347 13 I HENRY FONDA A GLOBE CHARLES BRONSON hd OPENS TODAY! ROBERT SHAW V 1.30.4 6^9,5 I TUIY SAVALAS I (n panavision ROBERT RYAJ^^J^^i technicolor Fraw WARNIR RROS A Wamar Cwi«..mti. M Caiaaay BJ TOII6HT MIIRI6NT 4 TOMORROW MORRII6 SHOWS it 5 THEATRES: CIPITO^JOy EJ^KY ROXY I P *aaaf 1 I
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  • The Straits Times
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      A CHANCE SEIZED
      260 14 Singapore has taken another important step forward with the inauguration of its containerisation port. The first container vessel to call, the Scandutch liner Nihon, berthed at the East Lagoon on Friday morning. Later in the day, the Communications Minister pressed the button which set ship-to-shore operations going,
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      FLOATING POUND
      297 14 Inflation, Industrial troubles and pay claims, above all the fall In exoorts and rise in imports, explain the British decision to float the pound. Sterling has been under intense pressure for a week, to no-ones surorise after the disclosure of disappointing trade figures for May. The pound's market
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    AIR BAGS AND ROAD SAFETY
    387 14 WASHINGTON. Fri I MISs a powerful counterattack can be launched, the annual casualty list in 1980 could read 100.0*0 dead, and four million injured." A dire prediction from Ihe Pentagon? No. It is a doselv rUurcd projection by the government on the possible highway death
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    MEDICINE IN CHINA
    1456 14  -  TAN WANG JOO by SINGAPORE The Chinese disclaimed any ability to cure inoperable cancer or asthma THE 20 member Singapore Medical Association mission to China in April apparently disappointed their hosts. Repeatedly asked for their criticisms of what they saw of Chinese medical oractice and facilities during
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    For peace on the sub-continent
    588 14  -  LEON DANIEL By YEW DELHI When Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and Pakistan President Zulnkar Ali Bhutto meet at Simla next Wednesday the differences between them will loom as formidable as the surrounding Himalayas The most difficult problems to solve will be the Kashmir dispute
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    SUMMIT IN SIMLA
    201 14 CIMLA. the Him.. Uyan hill station where Indian PTime Minister Indira Gandhi and Pakistan President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto will meet to resolve dif ference* between their two countries, is a mountain wonderland It was «>n«r the •ummrr teat uf the British viceroy Indians still flock there to
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    Plea by Ralph for bail fails again
    643 15 NO FRESH GROUNDS' SINGAPORE, Fri PATRICK George Ralph, 4!), jailed in March lor oV 1 lauding his Aiuk land -based insurance company of $102,784, today tailed in his application for bail pending appeal his second in l\\o months. ON APRIL 14. Mr. Justice
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    Intelligence Branch
    49 15 Xl M I I Ml'l R Fri. The Special Branch at police hradquartrrs here has changed its name to the Intelligence Branch. The reason: Officers there are doing more -intelligence work" than an "investigative" type of Job. No change of name is contemplated in the other states.
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    No operation for brain tumour boy
    84 15 No operation for brain tumour boy SINGAPORE, m— Brain tumour boy Lam Chec Ping Hew home from Perth tonight without undergoing the operation he went (or. Earlier his parent! were told of a meaaage from Mr Ron Robinson the surgeon from the Rojrrnl Perth Hospital who IU to perform the
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    45th post office
    76 15 SINOAPORF. m The Political Secretary Communication i Mr Urn Ouan Hoo. will open the new Circuit Road Post Office In Paya Lebar Way. off Aliunled Road, on July 1 at 7 30 p m The post office the 4Jth in Singapore will serve residents In MacPharaon Estate
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    Ex-managing director...
    48 15 SINOAPORE. Prl Ooh Chew Koon. who denied two charge* of cheating Involving 122.000 in court j eater day, was a former managing director of Hlltl Par East Sdn Bhd In Upper Serangoon Road The firm, which clarified this today aald Ooh left the company last year
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    WHAT ALL THAT BLASTING IS ABOUT
    108 15 WHAT ALL THAT BLASTING IS ABOUT SINGAPORE Fn .is of smoke nnd flying debris nil the air as explosives blasted avay at the junc.ion of At am Road and Adam Dnv« But it wasn't a catastrophe in fiet, it was done de-libera-.ely yesterday The Public Works Department was blasting locks
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    Study grants for 27
    35 15 SINGAPORE Pn The MMUatrv nf Education has a»»id«M vholarshiaa I r this One atudrnts fruea the arts, science *nd coeaaßrrrul .'♦ii-c-i. n was based on outstandirg academic merit «<«d .-xtramuial a«-u\r..t>
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    Thugs beat up tailor's family and wreck his shop
    220 15  -  VICTOR MG: By Singapore. Friday SIX thuKs yesterday beat up a *4-year-old tailor, his wife and son before smashing up their shop in Manila Street, off Victoria Street. Thr thues irnorrd Mr Lai Soo How's plea for asercy and to talk
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      708 15 On your TV and Radio IN m Ope™. M>d Arc(N« Im and C) P <'""• SjTtt JT""* vi s«~ im aauitsj s Sufc-i s Sir l IS Satan* wtMM-Tkt Marts Ul SS IJI i« IP*'* Ci— f| of tarn. SUrrnn Triw fhTf,. UI Scfcooi feu 1.41 Do*:«'j 5.,,-. Flr«. Etd*
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      Charity boxes in stores and hotels will help
      161 16 Charity boxes in stores and hotels will help MAY I refer to Mr Chan Chee Seng s appeal to local firms "Show more concern for the poor" Sun. Times. June lit. What about getting the cooperation of managements of ail our super- markets. departmental stores, restaurants, coffee houses, night clubs
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      104 16 OUB Government bases its policy for promotion on education, ability and capability of an individual but this was not so in the recent promotion exercise for sisters El the Ministry of Health The Silver Medallist for the SRN examination and Gold Medallist for Intensive Nursing Care Examination were not even
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      38 16 IN my lifetime. I have travelled In several lt.ternatlonal airlines But I have yet to see one which can beat MSA in service MSA offers Impeccable, tiptop service Keep up the good work. MSA' PROI D CITIZEN. Singapore.
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        Checks on food handlers started a year ago: Ministry
        677 16 Checks on food handlers started a year ago: Ministry LETTERS to th« Editor will not be considered for publication unless they have the writers' names orvd addresses Include a pseudonym if you do not wont your n o m c published 1 REFER to the editorial entitled Combating Cholera 1
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        54 16 DERMTT me to comment on the appearance of the National Junior College I wish to bring to notice that this college U so obfuscated by a surrounding green Aim of vegetation that from the outside it looks like a green hell. May I question the wisdom of the authorities responsible?
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        45 16 I WISH to complain about the water pump at the staircase of Block 107 Jalan Buklt Merah. It is very noisy and it disturb* realdents Complaints have been made and repa'rs made to no effect Will the HDB look into this? ANNIE UN Singapore 3
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      Why aren't our local consultants given a break?
      386 16 Why aren't our local consultants given a break? Jobs in statutory bodies WAS surpi ist'd to read Ihe state me n t by Mr. Allnrt Wong, iufsident of the Association of Consulting Kngineere, Singapore, regarding the shortage of engineers, particularly ci\il engineers, in Singapore (ST.. June \'A). I am a
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      Profound play treated as a comedy
      404 16 BY now. so mach has keen said aho«t what Dappened daring the rer^nt matinee »f 'When Ttaoa Art King." I asa writing this letter in reply to Mrs A Fernandet and "Student." First. I shall k«h»tan Hate the fact that there wai n<i-<irtnran»ur from
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      64 16 I HA VI keen ma r y saotorcyrle shops offering i rj.h helmet* for sale, so— c with a SI.MI approved label attached on each helmet, bat the rest entirely without any makers' name or trade mark ■ow do I know if thr shop owners are offering inferior types for
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      $1.20 FOR THE LUGGAGE SAID THE CABMAN
      57 16 RETURNINO from a short vacation last week, we took a taxi from Paya Lebar airport to our hottse. The meter read $1 80 But the taxi-driver demanded S3. saying that the ba- lance is for our luggage (only two medium-sized bag>' Can the
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      272 16 No more silents, please! You've just shot a good movie. Now bring it alive with sound. And music. And commentary. You can't imagine how easy it is to add sound on film, until you try the Eumig^^rw"? Mark-S-710D sound projector. ypHi Your first attempt will turn s*i 1 1 an
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      46 16 CARPETS PERSIAN KASHAN, QUM, NAIN, ISFAHAN, KIRMAN, SAROUK BALUCHI NOMADIC ((/CM KASHAN PURE SILK) PAKISTANI PERSIAN BOKHARA AFGHAN BOKHARAS TURKOMAN BOKHARAS INDIAN, BELGIAN GERMAN WOOLLEN U. K. WALL TO WALL. AXMINSTER WILTON AMIR SONS (Est. 1921) 276, ORCHARD ROAD, (OPP. MANDARIN HOTEL) SINGAPORE, 9. TEL: *****5
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
    • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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        Rises
        59 17 B. Imt $350 -4(1 Allied Choc $3 20 -27 V Amal $300 +.26 (.Irnraly $3.10 +20 M.AJi. $2 18 +.18 K. Unjut $3 10 .16 Kg. Plant $5 75 +.15 Haw Par $8 00 +.15 I 08. $6 55 +.15 «.rnt mr $3.44 +.14 Kluang Ord $145 +11 r.
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        23 17 II (.ilfil $7.30 —15 Isl Pen. *400 —.14 K. T. Pau $1 50 —10 M.A.C. SIM M H Lconf $2 61 —07
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        Most active Hocks
        22 17 M.rl.n M 252.000 Fair Lady 244.000 Central Prop 215.000 M. Banking 147.000 Total Turnover: 3.16 M Delayed Percentage 12.42
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        INDICES
        37 17 Jane It Jane II Industrials 138.17 ***** HoUla: 64.45 61.66 Properties: MI.IS 111.64 t li"- 117.8S III.HS t 8 rabaers: 178.71 181.48 Dec. M. 16*6 166 Dec. 11. 1666 B 166 t Dec. 16, 1661 166
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      1180 17 did amd orrin pßicit orri D CIALLV LISTBO AT TNI CLOSE ROOMS OF TNI STOCK lICMANCS WITH PRICI MOVIMSMTS IH BRACKITS VSSTgnoAV WINS INDUSTRIALS < lIIMM. TONt: All ccllons clo*ed very steady TIBNOVCB: Official total turnover as ►upplled by the StiK k Exchange yesterdu) Including odd lots totalled
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      1485 17 L>rsiNESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of share* traded shown in brackets In lots of 1000 unless otherwise specified INDCBTBIALB W MA .3 249 Tapr |1) 132. CD 130. \jinomoto <2i 2 36. i3i
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      192 17 THE Askociation of Bank* in llalay»la-8intapore announced thete 1 best agreed merchant rates a* at June 21 1..r*l dollar. U on* unit SELLING •IYINO •f tareicn (MM| TT «r OO TT <M> Sterling Pound 7MM 7 1025 1 »00 Australian Dollar >41M J fanadlan Dollar 2»126 Ne» Zealand
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      256 17 Buying support for banking stocks continues SOME firm spots were noted in selective activity on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. The general trend, however, remained irregular. Blue chips were traded marginally higher and reflected a rise in the Straits Times Industrial Ordinary share index to ***** txtended
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      65 17 I*HEBE rates were quoted on the Aalan dollar market yesterday lor valuation on June 17 The rates are lor deposits of ÜBSIS 00n and above 1 mth IS to 5 1 1« 2 mtha J 5 16 to S 3 mths 5 7 16 to mths 5 Si
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      446 17 Profits slump at Hotel Singapura JjOTEL Sifkjftpura InterconliMMtstTl MY tax profits in 1971 have slumped to $474,718 from $!Mk)..W». while the total dividend of pfi (XT tent for the year is five |K)ints lower. The chairman, Mr. Richard KM Eu in his annual statement blamed the d.fllcult period facing the
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        222 17 THE Straits tin price In Penanß yesterday climbed by another $5 50 to $632 per picul on an official offering up 24 tons to 280 tons The upsurge In the local price redected the firmness of overseas markets overnight where the price in London advanced sharply by
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        33 17 tprtviom m hracswui Wlrokar aoat buy*r («as M iitM.Hi MiWr ioM.M liose.eai t*tm mtmOf buyer Ml« 5* .1417 Jo, •riirr <4i*. at iMM.eei. ■mm mm: V.rv .tndy Sum 4. SO* MB*.
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        305 17 T*HE rubber market yes- i terday opened on a steady note on continuation of the past two days' currency hedge operations but profit-taking pared the gain. Turnover was good initially. but the market settled back into quiet conditions for the latter half of the morning session. The market
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        98 17 rvAILY SMR prices I; .tied by the Malaysian Rubber rilsUnil and Rubber Association o» Btng»»ara at noon yointlt) scv SL 10 M M Jl LI ilnrmil Maalfci >Ttri Rrilrn C >«U par ki Pallet i 101 7} 102 UN (1— ten rtlW> MOO MOON (I— ton Pall* i
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        23 17 JIM 23 RIRRrR MM cents i up IN renl> TIN M 32 (up UM). Offirial offering 2M IMS tup 24 l.mv
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        113 17 hoiii rnouues iicm»ni.i t.«c«ro*i moom cLesiMC »mcit >■■ >icwl Miiiaox Cmmkl Cri Bulk SM Mllrra •ram 114 a*l tort. C.».« Mi«« ilo»»> IK r u „T •21 B. *oaeor Mumok a«T A mmtm fak. tat', PTLW 11.21 Hllcra Sarawak «m. f.o.k. Mr NLW lITJI BtUtn. SaroU «»Kiai Mark
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        35 17 <« port iJ, *1» It 11* K ill Eaaort »r.<r la n—t «i»r iit« «r»«--la IB aallan »rr mm« 111 Loral tiikn »rteo» la •Moaaor* o>n«ri ft tad. ■rir.it ,t *> mm MM 1 !UP
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        33 17 U OB Ta«rao«F ttW patm oil prn*» of BUlaraa S p*r »mM cir uk n r»r > m« portt m vain MrrlMa i»r loi.x loa Aw rwr. <uair« ii licjHi MlMr (mcaansosi.
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      193 17 HAW PAR Brothers International hopes that the share amalgamation scheme it Introduced for Haw Par shareholders o? 999 share lots on Thurxdav should also help holders of even smaller xample it Is hoped that shareholders with 333 shares will now find it simple through their brokers either to
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        284 17 wELBOURNE. PYI fuaas continued to outnumber falls In active trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today Moat Btovas today however, were sis Her than yesterday, and were fairly evenly distributed through al hnlln gained further to reach a year-high of All 7 and Krnlssn finished higher at tlO 5i
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        175 17 J^ITW YORK Thurs- The A fhrtki of more «lrtngeiit controls to rope with inflation mooed th* market lower in light turnover desptt* a partial reoovfry In late trading Washington was said to be studying nrw methods to eoMkat the price »ptral In the wake an acceleration la the
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        208 17 OONO KONG Pn Interest "was concentrated on the second Unt stocks with textile cuntei- mu'h t> the fore and making excellent gains Blue rhipa aiuiialfr niaHiiii si imtii,, >veta exrept HK H Bank London register wluch came back Among le\t:l»-. -o-ir.ierv to record r»ns were Cm Mi up
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        38 17 Oh ttM on# iNhMm msvMM hi NtN KoM |rnltr4i t th* W t ••< aWH at N lor T T. •M IN N Mr «mo l»'i"l «<*€>!«« at MM N •M MM test M |.M IM 75
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        102 17 riNAX IAL TIMES TIN■PiunKtav «4 0) WHnmiay M21 week ago to ;u Tfcantiay soi 29 Wf-lncKt»> 2MM Week »go 301 2t oil s Thursday 293 21 Wtdntwiir 291 3« Week ago 2M 72 IMH sTRIALS Thursday 4*1 7 WitoliJiy ««3I Week mo 4*0 0 DOW JONES 4VEKAC1: INOl «TBIALS
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      1141 20 iJkT^^r^TtJ I il Pm I^^— ""tx 1 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISMA LTD. lAPAN. KONG STrAITS SEPVICE Sails lapan Honitoni CTA Sport ETA P. MM| i MBJataMB Mara 11 Sf laat 11 laly Stirva Mart V It M laat 7 My 11 iaiy Mac nut Mara V
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      899 20 3jt :MU fOU NIW lIALAMO Ptnaat P. Ktlanf Snjapore Laaliaf ftr: CNA.IATA- itMla.a 1/ IM| M/ IMy O Dm Wtll «yet CARPERTARIA 1/ tMs 7 7 M| 1/ t Aaf lytt. Raptr, Mck CHAHOINI IS/11 Stpt 14 14 Sapt IS 17 Salt OK Wtll, Aac> RED SIA StKVICI HNBO CIPf
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      818 20 ICB BX. ILDING 2 SHtNTON WAY SINGAFOHt 1 T EL *****3-7 U.K. lUHOPI StUVICI LOADING FOR LONDON. LIVIRPOOL H BURG. I DAM. HAVRI S.n|iport P Ka<i| *«njp| Anitas RfPTVRt AMStI It My 1 Aai jj IT Ml 1, 4 Aat L P«i 31 t. RJRM 59. 1/ I Aaj dam,
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      867 20 ppppppppppppppppp^^ PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP^PP^^P^^^^ tftt MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL fl| SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No XX. Jin Awaani. Kuala Lu.npuf The National Shipping Line of Malaysia EXPRESS SERVICE Tl LNMN, tIVtRPOOI/CINTINENT PORTS T| Mam Siifaport P «ri"| Ptnarif Ltaliat far: IWMCt MElti 1 1 Part Ni>'t ail, Livtrpool 20 1, ft AMI 2% H bulf
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    162 21 T" MI PORT OF tINCAPO.IE AUTMO--1 RITV ANNOUNCED TNI FOLLOW INC BIRTHING ARRANCIMINTt FOR JUNI 14. OUT: Madnon l.lovd 0 7. Krnlngau ?n. Olanx Ann 21 gkjM, SO F.mbiriron 3S 39. Oolden Sumrtwr 42/41. Aua tralula 44 at conatamina 4.'., Nara M, ll<r»iniki 47 and Ninon 4«
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      698 21 STRAITS TRANSPORTATION PTE. LTD. States Marine iTM«um 1 1— U.S. ATLANTIC ANO GULF/ SINGAPORE EXPRESS SERVICE Nea N york PD.I (tit O'ltMl 6ai»titofi MotistM Sinfavort (lIDIN FIIECI tUj 11 lair 13 W FLOTIA LAURO an:vinc direct from ienm. itut. lmiinc f 0« rcelmk, ptsan Support t Klsng B «ntr| i
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      571 21 |MT y! M. I. S. C. |\/l J T.lrlM DUU SERVICE TO tMDOf! I \\^M i', Tt mtt 11 Sitpaart ata I"W \^W J~~*' Maltrtx. "ISC tat frtat tltatart n atttaactf tat IWjf I iswsesttats el tttir meal.m tiaktr urritr > 1 I J I y MaIITIME FMTWNt'. ukt«alH tt
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      1145 21 t-s. "«AJILA" saillnc for Maairaa on XI JINt 1172 The above vessel will sail (or Port Swettrnhaoi. Penang. Nagapattinam and M&dras from Port of Singajx re Authority Area on 24 MM l»:i at 300 pm Embarkation will rommfiuv M 800 am (>r Bur.krd Unberthrd passengers snd at 10 00 am
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      839 22 GENERAL ADVEKTISEMENTS ANNOUNCIMENT/PCKSONAL ZZTZTTZTTZZ phone c.a.t.s. Tel: *****1 M.l,. via 0r.., 40 cent, ward BFTIILS M.'sys 51 M a Aflnimum $7 it lor IS itora. tUil UCIRILJ. Nuilntin l? 0 roe ft wortfl ore ami Msia am o cenli t ward (inispsr* and Malaysia II M a weed I I
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      736 22 Must be fumiliar with stores customs cleatance. delivery and general routlm. Apply with full details stating age. past experience salary expected and recent photograph i non returnable. Box A 4-37 ST. Spore. APPLICAMTI rrp ymg to Box num brra for Vacancies «n requested not to enclose ongln.l copies of testimonials
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      803 22 JOIN TMI FAMOUI lUCCIII. Qualify for your Success' Academic Sub Jritu Commercial and Secntarial Courses. Languages Morning- After-noon-Evening. For detaila ring SuePORTIR RIOUIRID for bar and nataurant of a well established hotel Please apply stating full particulars photograph i non-returnable > and telephone number to P O Box 14. I'
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      900 22 RIOUIRIO IMMIOIATILY Claas 3 Driver and Class I Driver iMust be experienced at operating heavy equipment) Detail applications to Secretary. P.O Bam 14. Spon 3 ARCMITICTURAL DRAUOMTIMIN required by firm of Chartered Archi tects. PWaar state qualification- xperirnn and salary required, to Box A4MT 8 T Spon Major Europeaa Campany
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      1104 22 COMITRUCTIOH FIRM Sit* Foreman Supervisor 3 yean empenence. capable of organising direct labour force Box A3*St IT K L Accoanosodation vacant OUT 10 IPACIOUI APARTMINTt (3.500 —i ft 1 available for immediate occupation Only 2 units on each Boor of a 3 storey high block Apartment conalsts of lal 1
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      1154 22 JIRVOIS CLOU. OUT tt fully furnished 3 bedroomed flat il alraondl tioned. with telephone (500'- p.m. Tel 8 por* *****3 FURNIIMIO BOOM AVAILABLI for bachelor Convenient locaht/ for food and transport Cor.t.ct ***** Spore Satu'dav or Bund>v BRAOOILL MIICMTI UNI OI TACMIO 3 bedrooma. 1 bathrooma furnished jnfurniahed Tel' Spare
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      1076 22 OUT. 13 lIAIIDI PARK Jalan BuMn Perlndu off East Coast Road Bear Ocean Park Hotel 2 atorey semi-detached 4 bedrooms 1 bathreasM with Hmgbath terraizo and parquet throughout Selling VW Loan avallab'e Contact Mr Paul tel ***** 75MS H pore CARLICK AVIMUI District 10. cosy singlc-storry bungalow 3 bed roomrd.
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      734 22 Codown space vacant MIWLY COMITRUCTIO WARI HOUII cum office available en Klver Valley Koad Apply Box A4«4J K T 8 por*. Codown spaea wanted &.W sq ft Tanjong Pagar Cecil Street or Havrlock Road Please write full details and rental expected to Box MM Por*. T«l 4«37^•■ Business opportunille* SIRIOUS
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      552 23 ((ont. from Page 22) I Tuition 72. Individual Ir.aoni Grade I tv I.KSM Kxprnenrrd t.-acher. fca Hu>,t Srt.uol Til *****5. Klute Guitar Organ Drum 'onducting Children s Mu.ic Count al.o avuilahle p.| L I. TUITION Individual guidance to ensure progress and Success. Commencing soon Knrol Immediate >y at Khalsa Educational
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      836 23 VON KLIBONG lIRIO OOBIRMANN PUPPIIS 7 week. M K A 1 di.tem|,ered. very healthy Tel 8 pore 404V14 lor appointment ONI MALI BOXIR puppy of 15 Champion bloodline Fawn. t*l 8 pore 5.1251 Mr. Koo am —5 COCKIR I P A N I I L PUPPIIS MsK A I registration
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      942 23 Mlsecl.anooua seek genuine friends be'ow SO Photos 'non-returnable > preferred rephe. aaaured. Plea** writ* Box A4MI ITS pere nurses office aortal worker* Ira dual**, professional. Intellectuals etc Contact Steven OPO 10D4 S per*. CINIRAL IPRAV PAINTINO RlPAIR refnieraton five hour* cv. tomers house, re-enamel long-batha can: house renovation 2M12 3*03«2
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      693 24 BEECHAM PHARMACEUTICALS Our 32 million dollar pharmaceutical complex is rapidly neanng completion We offer challenging opportunities for young men who are Singapore citizens to embark on a career with a new undertaking of an international organization PHARMACEUTICAL OPERATORS (STERILE PLANT): We are looking for an experienced male operator to be
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      732 24 Mobil Invites applications from suitably qualified candidates with development potential for the position of BOILER TECHNICIANS The successful applicants will assume direct responsibilities for the safe and efficient operation of the steam boilers and water treatment equipment in our Utilities Section. There will be scope for advancement in our rapidly
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      684 24 aasa^Bßßßfai^SßßaaaT^SßfaT^Sßaaaaaaf^sßaaisßaaaaaaaaaaaaaaysßaaaßßßfj I LAND WANTED (within Singapore I. INDUSTRIAL PURPOSE: Require 40,000 sq.ft. within 6 miles from Town. Essential services such as 240V/440V electricity, sewer and water should be available. Preferably freehold but will consider if not below 60 years lease 11. RESIDENTIAL ESTATE: Require 50,000 to 100,000 sq.ft for development
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      96 24 NOTICE ThU \t to notify our rlienu and the public that Mr E V < VICTOR > Rodiiguaa has resigned as Salesman Tnker Bell CreaUoni effective 11 March 1*72 He U therefore not authorised to transact any business or eosUaet any monies on behalf of the Company TINKEB BFU. CREATIONS
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      545 24 COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA Study in Australia 1973 Academic Year All persons resident in Singapore or Malaysia who Intend to undertake any form of study in Australia, at their own expense during 1973 must apply before 31st July. 1972 Preliminary application forms may be obtained by applying, either personally or In
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      465 25  - Fans' boos they're most unkind JOE DORA! By SINGAPORE'S match weary National soccer team beat Sri I ,mk;i 3-1 at Jalan Besar stadium last night, but were booed by their fans for a poor perfor mance. True it was not grand football from a set of players who had gone
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      227 25 LONDON. Frl. Oloucestershlre trounced Bussex by 230 runs in a English County Cricket Championship match at Oloucester today. Results At Olouc«ster Olcucestershlre bt Sussex by 230 runs Olouotaurshlrt 337-* dec and 170-2 (toe <R Knight M not out M Procter 64 not outi, Simm Ml and S3
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      574 25 KHMER 2 (Dohlk Mlladord 2) SPORE SELECTION .1 (Llm Teng Sal) —by PEPCY SENEVIRATNE. i/HMER sunrlved al- most relentless raids by A r shad Khamls and Ahmad Nasfee to scrape through to a 2-1 win over Singapore Selection In the openIng match
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      74 25 TOKYO. Frl Japan Soccer Association snaouneee) today that a 11 -member tat*) would be rent to the l*th Hiifras tournament at Kuala Luampur fros» July 11-M and the Sscond Pssta ""^r- eoaapectttan ta Singapore from Aiss I-* The association si Id the Japan I M^MgWf (^g^aJ^PMi
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      412 25 Chappell brothers to rescue after Massie record LONDON. Fri. The Chappell brothers captain lan and Orept placed Australia In a favourable posi--1 tion at close of play In their first innings repiy to England's total of 272 at Lord's here today. Close of play M England 272 Australia 201-5 <O
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      343 25 ASCOT. Frl C«IU« C»ne. owned by Mrs S Hicks, won the Queen Alexandra Stakes run over two miles six furlongs and M yards. on the last day of the Royal meeting here today. The favourite, Relate owned by Mrs. Vera HueWlUlams was second
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      445 26  - Lucky S'pore in Pesta Sukan soccer tourney draw JOE DORAI My gINC.APORE has, a splendid chance of reaching the semifinals of the 12-nation Pesta Su kan International soccer tour n a mint at Jalan Besar stadium from Aug. 2 to 10. Getting the luck of the draw at Sports House
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      774 26  -  MAURICE KHOO By KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The Philippines, the holders, pulled away to a nine-stroke lead after the third round of the South-East Asia Golf Championship for the Putra Cup at the RSGC course here today. Ahead by five strokes from their nearest rivals.
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      199 26 N INDONESIAN Schools' swimminl team of IS hoys and 1« girts will meet Singapore Schools' swimmer* la a two-day match at Barker Rood on Tuesday and Wednesday. The Indonesian swimmers, all of whom are preparing for the Third Asia* Age Group meet at Jakarta In
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      33 27 NEW YORK Kri Ma)or Itague baseball results day NatiraaJ Leacar Houston 9 Cincinnati 5. St Louts v Mr* York postponed Aaserteaa Leatae Chicago 5 Milwaukee 2 New York Cleveland postponed Reuter
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    140 28 'EASY TO HIJACK PLANE' SEAMAN DETAINED ROTTERDAM. M. A British seaman arrested by Dutch police here for the attempted hijack last night of KLM air liner told them he had wanted to "show how easy it was to hijack a plane OFM Blrne. the seaman showed a gun to the
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    37 28 JAKARTA. Fri An Indonesian navy commander ha* denied foreign report! that an Indonesian naval boat had held huatagr 16 Malaysian fishermen and demanded a ransom uf USI 14 000 Antar* news agency aald today Reuter
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    50 28 N«W YORK Frl —The American National ttod Croat headquarters in Washington saka today that tr apical stars*. Agra* had created on* of the mott widespread tlood disasters In 11* nations flood htttory as the toll from Ks weakhmg rampacr reached at latut M dead and IS missing UFI
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    519 28 Witness tells tribunal of Lod massacre TEL AVIV, Friday THE leader of a Puerto Rican pilgrimage to the HolyLand yesterday gave a military tribunal his eyewitness account of the bloodbath at Lod "I saw people hurt, wounded being dragged away, suitcases and blood all over the floor," Mr. Jose Avner
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