The Straits Times, 25 October 1972

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 225,000 The Straits Times TJie National Newspaper Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1972 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    It's dearer after two
    292 1  - It's dearer after two NGIAM TONG HAI Govt acts to cut down size of families Tax relief to be reduced, hospital charges to go up By TOUCH measures were introduced by the Government yesterday to discourage parents from having more than two children. They are: REDUCTION of income tax relief
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    Lock icon Ted's boat found
    55 1 BOSTON, Tues A sailboat manned by Sen. Edward Kennedy was located today In a harbour near here by Coast Ouard and Secret 8ervlce personnel who had spent much of last night and early today searching for the 54ft vessel. A Coast Ouard spokesman said Mr Kennedy and
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    No progress
    26 1 SEOUL. Tues Red Cross deici">tk"vs from North and South Korea failed to reach agreement duniiu two sessions in Pyongyang today. I'PI (See Page 41.
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    Blue films at KL varsity: Ten students expelled
    152 1 Blue films at KL varsity: Ten students expelled KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Ten University Kebangsaan undergraduates have been expelled from the residential college for being involved in the showing of blue films there recently. Vice-Chancellor Dato Arifnn Ngah Mazurki, who announced this today, said security at the campus had been tightened
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    Lock icon Six accused of torture
    43 1 BRUSSELS. Tues Six Belgian commandos were courtmartialled at Liege yesterday for allegedly torturing 10 soldiers taken "prisoner" during war games a year ago. The six. all career soldiers. Include a 30-year-old lieutenant, four non-commissioned officers and a private. AP.
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    Lock icon Bridge collapse hurts 20
    46 1 READING (England). Tues.— About 20 workmen were Injured some of (hem seriously, when a partially-built bridge coUap«d near here today. The bridge was being built ovei a river near the town of Woodley. about 35 miles (M km) west of London Reuter.
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    Lock icon THIEU: IT'S A CUNNING VC PLOT
    686 1 THIEU: IT'S A CUNNING VC PLOT SAIGON, Tuesday PRESIDENT Thieti announced tonight that he had rejected i>ro|X)sals for a coalition government, and for a ceasefire unless it js inlei nationally supervised. Mr. Thieu's announcement was made in a televised message to the nation. This was his first television appearance after
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    Lock icon 7 dead as police fire on workers
    85 1 KARACHI. Tues. Seven people were killed and about 17 Injured when police Ared on demonstrating workers In Karachi yesterday, a union spokesman said today. The Action Committee of Organised Workers said that police first fired teargas at a rally whlcfc was demanding the
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    Two die in copter crash
    125 1 Two die in copter crash KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A Bell-47 helicopter crashed into a hillside in deep jungle after slicing a high tension wire in Ulu Langat near here this morning killing its instructor and an RMAF trainee pilot. The aircraft belonging to Sea Helicopters <M> Sdn. Bhd here was
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    Lock icon Heart attack
    31 1 STAMFORD. (Conn), Tues. Jackie Robin jon. 51. the first black to play In major league baseball, died of a heart attack at Stamford Hospital today. AP. (Set Page 17).
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    DOGS WITH BLACK LUNGS IN TOKYO
    83 1 DOGS WITH BLACK LUNGS IN TOKYO rKYO, Tues. Tokyo's air is so polluted that the majority of docs suffer from "black lungs." a medical researcher said today. Dr. Katuo Takemoto, an instructor at Tokyo Medical and Dental University, based his statement on post mortem examinations of 2,000 stray docs over
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    Lock icon Soviet spies
    32 1 JERUBALBM. Tues. Israel security police are reported investigating a Beirut-based Soviet spy ring whose agents have operated In Israel since the 1967 Middle East war. security sources said today. AP.
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    Lock icon Pay rise for Tanaka
    35 1 TOKYO. Tues. Prime Minister KaKuei Janata ncened a 233 510 yen < about $2,000) a month pay rise today, but immediately announced he would donate the Increase to public welfare projects. Reuter.
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    Former DPP pleads guilty
    383 1 Former DPP pleads guilty v—MITIGATION LETTER READ IN COURT LAWYER Isaac Paul Ratnam told the First District Court yesterday that his lx>ss. Mr. Francis T. Scow, was aware of a letter he had written to the manager of the Malaysian branch of (iemini (.'hit Fund Corporation in Kuala Lumpur with
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      Lock icon NOT THIEU, SAY THE NORTH VIETNAMESE
      48 1 NOT THIEU, SAY THE NORTH VIETNAMESE PfcKING. Tues. The North Vietnamese Embassy here denied a Reuter report that North Vietnamese diplomats here bad said that Hanoi would accept President Thieu as leader of one of •hrec factions in South Vietnam in the event of a Vietnam settlement. -Reuter.
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      Lock icon YEMENIS GET CLOSER TO A UNITY TREATY
      205 2 YEMENIS GET CLOSER TO A UNITY TREATY r\\IRO, Toes. Yemen and Southern Yemen were reported early today to have reached an agreement on the general principles for unity after an intermittent border war over tne past three years. Their delegates, who have been meeting here since last Saturday to settle
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      Lock icon 'Head tax' reprieve for 36 Soviet Jews
      124 2 'Head tax' reprieve for 36 Soviet Jews \IOSCOW, Tues. 11 Thirty-six more Soviet Jews including a man separated from his American bride have bee told they could leave the Soviet Union without paying the head tax. Though this brings to 175 the number of families for whom the "diploma tax"
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      Lock icon Tougher entry laws for Asians
      340 2 ONDON, Tues. Asian and other Commonwealth holders of British passports are to be treated as aliens under new work permit laws to be enforced on Jan. 1. From the same date, Britain will open Its doors to workers from the en- Urged European Common Market
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      Lock icon Sir Alec fights to keep Uganda in the CVealth
      187 2 Sir Alec fights to keep Uganda in the CVealth I ONDON, Tues. The Government resisted pressure in Parliament yesterday that It should seek the expulsion of Uganda from the Commonwealth. The call came from Conservative and Labour party members angry over President Amin's decree that all Asians not holding Ugandan
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      Lock icon Veteran's Day break out
      72 2 NEW YORK. Tues Seven men. including the alleged mas-ter-mind of a milhun-aollar lorry hijacking ring, escaped from the maximum security section of New York's Tcmu Jail yesterday. The seven sawed through bars and slid SO feet down a rope of bed-sheets into a street in Central
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      Lock icon Financier jailed for £1 million fraud plot
      199 2 Financier jailed for £1 million fraud plot LONDON, Tues.— A U.S. financier, described in court as "an international swindler at the highest level," was jailed for seven years here yesterday for his part in a tlm. fraud plot. The Judge said Dr. Clifford Dixon Noe had perpetrated a calculated fraud
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      Hugs and kisses for hostages from hijackers
      387 3 Hugs and kisses for hostages from hijackers SOFIA, Tues. Four Turks today hugged and kissed the 60-odd persons they had held hostage for two days and threatened to murder in a hijacking that touched off a Balkan squabble. The four, all students, (cave themselves up last night and early today
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      Lock icon Sri Lanka gives a pledge on Press freedom
      163 3 Sri Lanka gives a pledge on Press freedom (•OI.OMBO, Tues. The Government's draft Bill to set up a Press Council was not desitned to suppress the Press in the country. In a statement replying to public criticism of the Bill, the Government said the proposed legislation specifically provided that newspapers
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      Lock icon India studies Esso offer
      76 3 NEW DELHI. Tues. The Indian Government will give seilous consideration to an offer by the Esso Oil Company to sell all or part of its business in India, according to the Minister for Petroleum and Chemicals. Mr H.R. Ookhale. He said another foreign oil company operating
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      Lock icon Blind millions
      29 3 HATR A S. Tues. Ten million blind people or half the vurlds blind population, are Indians, the Health Minister of Uttar Pradesh State said here yesterday.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Ceasefire line: Bhutto sticks to his patch
      422 3 RAWALPINDI, Tuesday. PRESIDENT Bhutto said he had ordered his military commanders to stick to the principles of the Simla Accord, indicating that Pakistan would not agree to an Indian demand to quit li sq. miles of land on the Kashmir ceasefire line. Disagreement
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      Lock icon Unesco budget set at $600m
      45 3 Unesco budget set at $600 m PARIS. Tues. Une*co'« budget (or the next two yean was set today at nearly $600 million, despite an attempt to reduce it almost by half by the United States, which pays the major share of the organisation's expenses. AP.
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      Lock icon In loving memory of Old Beagle...
      120 3 In loving memory of Old Beagle NEW YORK. Tues. 11 Former U.S. President Lyndon Johnson was so fond of his doi Old Beagle, that when it died he had it cremated and kept the ashes in a box over the refrigerator, the magazine Ladles' Home Journal said. In an article
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      Lock icon Sixth term
      44 3 LONDON, Tues. Veteran socialist politician Douglas He ugh ton has been elected chairman of the Parliamentary Labour Party for the sixth successive year. Mr. Houghton. a noted pro-marketeer, received 130 votes compared with 130 for his only rival. Mr. Norman Pentland Reuter.
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      Lock icon China visit
      25 3 HONO KONG. Tues A group of Australian aborigines have crossed into China for a month-long visit as guests of the Chinese Government.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Bill to curb foreign takeovers of Aussie companies
      147 3 Bill to curb foreign takeovers of Aussie companies CANBERRA, Tues. Prime Minister McMahon tonight introduced interim legislato control foreign a keovera of Austra!*an cor.:. curies. •-H the Interta Bill wouH p'ov'rte legal backing to ensure tb» effectiveness of u«.p-itmental procedures to control foreign takeovers. The measure would cease to operate
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      Lock icon Amin has sore throat
      36 3 KAMPALA. Tues President Idl Amln. admitted to hospital here yesterday and ordered to take a complete rest. <pent a comfortable night, but ruffers frcm a iore throat. Radio Uganda said today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Walker shot
      31 3 KABUL Tues. The attempt by two American brothers. John and David Kunst. to walk round the world ended In tragedy today when bandits shot John dead In Afghanistan. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Exiles plan for Viet coalition
      399 4 PARIS, Tues A group of exiled South Vietnamese non-communists met here last night to draw up a list of men who might compose the neutralist third segment of a Saigon coalition government. They have not been In touch with either the Americans or the North
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      Lock icon THE PLOT TO LEAVE PENNY WITH ONLY A SHILLING
      397 4 and four nude pictures of herself LONDON, Tues. A banker, a teacher and a barrister were involved in a plot to rob a young widow of her husband's estate and leave her with only one shilling and some nude photographs of
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      Lock icon Cool it, North Korea tells Seoul
      252 4 Cool it, North Korea tells Seoul CEOUL, Tues. North Korea demanded today that South Korea tone down its anti-com-munist posture in order to assure success of the south -north Red Cross talks seeking to help divided families communicate and reunite. At the same time. North Korea proposed that South and
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      Lock icon Enough to get the blind around the lamp posts
      199 4 Enough to get the blind around the lamp posts lERUSALEM, Tues.— J The scientist who invented the artificial kidney is working now on man-made eyes that could give a blind person enough vision to recognize a face and avoid bumping into a lamp post. "We have no proof yet, said
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      Lock icon Mission to Mars
      60 4 SAO PAULO. Tues. The US will send manned space mission to Mars before the end of the century, a U.S. astronaut predicted yesterday. Donald (Oeke) Slayton. director of Nasas Astronaut Personnel programme and a qualified a.stronaut himself, said "We have the technology to do it within 10
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      Lock icon Girls killed
      37 4 TAIPEH. Tues— A driver and four young girls were killed when speeding lorry rammed Into a passing train SO miles •outh of the eastern Tai»»n Port of Huallen. the Central News Agency said today Reuter.
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      Thai Govt urged to start trade ties with China
      174 4 BANGKOK. Tues. An official who led the Thai delegations to the Asian table tennis championships in Peking and the Canton trade fair has proposed that Thailand should trade with China. Sources said Mr. Prasit Kanchanawat, Deputy Director for Economic. Financial and
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      88 4 MAS flights between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. Singapore/ Kuaia Lumpur Kuab Lumpur/ Singapore 7.45 a.m. 6.30 a.m. 8.30 a.m. 7.30 a.m. ay 12.05 p.m. v 8.15 a.m. 1.1 5 pp.ms. s 9.00 a.m. 2.30 p.m. 9.45 a.m. 3.30 p.m. 10.20 a.m. y 4.00 p.m. 2.1 5 p.m. 6.1 5 p.m.
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    Lock icon Farmer tied to tree and killed by Reds
    197 5 Farmer tied to tree and killed by Reds SIBU, Tues. Communist terrorists killed a farmer In the Sarlkel district of Sarawak's Third Division on Saturday, a police spokesman disclosed yesterday. The body of Jcmat Anak Luat. 24 was tied to a rubber tree not far from Rumah Ranting longhouse. from
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    Stereo concert at library
    47 5 The National Library group services section will hold a stereo concert at its meeting room on Saturday at 3 p.m. The programme will include a talk on the music of Brahms by Prof. E. McEvoy-Bowe of the University of Singapore. Admission is free.
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    Bullets seized
    20 5 A BOX containing 16 bullets was seised by police at a house In Upper Serangoon Road on Monday.
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    Octagon-shaped courthouse
    21 5 ABOVK: A model of the new subordinate Qourt building seen from the front. BELOW: A view from the top.
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    Teaching the way to climb mountains
    101 5 Teaching the way to climb mountains THE Chinese YMCA will start a four session course on mountaineering on Nov. 4. The course covers basic training here and field training In Malaysia. Participants will scale Mt. Ophir and Mt. Kinabalu by the more treacherous routes. "Previous groups which have gone up
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    $35,000 backpay for 75
    44 5 BEVENTY PTVE technical officers of the Port Authority have received a total of 135.000 In backpay. An agreement between the PSA and the Port and Dock Officers' Union, backdated to July 1. 1971. gave arrears ranging from $125 to $1,300
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    Band music
    22 5 THE Singapore Musicians' Union band will perform at the Macßltchle Reservoir Park on Sunday from 6.30 pin. to 6.30 p.m.
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    $12m complex with 28 courtrooms in Havelock Road
    206 5 CONSTRUCTION work on the $12 million subordinate courts complex in Havelock Road is expected to begin next month. According to PWD officials, piling started in June and has been completed. Tenders for construction are being processed and work Is expected to begin
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    5 orders for 'most sought after car'
    55 5 5 orders for 'most sought after car' FIVE orders have been placed here for the Jaguar XJ-12, billed by the British Press as the wor.d's most sought-after car. A spokesman of Federated Motors, the car's sole agents here, said yesterday the orders were made some months ago. The cars are
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    Drinks dearer but drinking goes on
    279 5 Drinks dearer but drinking goes on NIGHTCLUBS, bars and hotel cocktail lounges bere exoect business to be as brisk as before although they have Increased the prices of alcoholic drinks by 19 to 29 cents each. Since Monday, Singaporeans have been paying more for their drinks following imposition of tbe
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      262 5 Straits Times Crossword ■Bj kßj bbj ACBOSS S. Strange sort of painter! (7). 1. Olrl mended singlet for prea- 7. The Waste Land? (6). cher (10). 8. Jan-man's work appears 6. Dull Uttle man— is in hospl- right possibly I should pay tad Ben (I. 3. 4). 9. Over-contribution in
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    Stupid act but not done with criminal mind: Counsel
    604 6 GEMINI CASE LAWYER PLEADS GUILTY By JOSEPH YEO lAWYER Isaac Paul Ratnam committed a "stupid" acl when he wrote to the Kuala Lumpur branch of Gemini Chit Fund Corporation asking it to "immediately" (lis|K)se of five cars iK'longing to the company,
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    Court told: Office in KL ignored instructions
    387 6 "These Instructions are equally applicable to Gemini Travel Service. Please co-operate with Mr. Retnam and to do the needful to effect Mr. Oaffar's instructions." A warrant Mr. Rajendran told the court that the letter was Ignored. Mr. Chlng then swore a comolalnt before
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    Francis Scow never told me to retract or cancel letter: Ratnam
    422 6 Names. He was also Singapore's legal correspondent to the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation. Ratnam joined the legal firm of Francis T. Scow from March 1, this year. He also tutored and lectured at the Law Faculty. He Is
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    Ratnam court of Scow's phone call to A-G...
    350 7 Ratnam court of Scow's phone call to A-G... 'HE SOUGHT TO PREVENT SEARCH* it From Page 6 constant supervision, guidance and control of Francis T. Scow. He received all mail and then distributed them to the relevant people, as well as ensured that he saw all correspondence before dispatch, and
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    Dinner guest
    37 7 ThE MP for kpMi Mr. Lawrence 81a. will be guest of honour at the 22nd annual dinner cf the Kamala Club to be held at Its Moulmeln Road premises at 7 30 p.m. on Sunday.
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    Silk flowers
    24 7 THE Chinese Women s As oclatlon Is organising a beglnnets course In Japanese Mlk flower making at 2 p.m. on Nov. 1.
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    Lock icon TIME NOT RIPE FOR YOUNG ALLIANCE GROUP: HARUN
    174 7 UMNO Youth yesterday described the proposal for the formation of the Young Alliance Group (YAG> as "a good Idea" but said the time has not come yet for such an organisation. Umno Youth leader Dato Hajl Harun Idrls said that It would
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    Malaysia curbs imports of round English cabbages
    155 7 Malaysia curbs imports of round English cabbages Xl ALA LL'MPUB. Tues. The Government today announced restrictions on the import of round English cabbage to stabilise the price of the vegetable. Trade and Industry Minister, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. said be had decided on the measures to ensure a fair price
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    Japan's new envoy due on Tuesday
    74 7 Japan's new envoy due on Tuesday JAPAN'S new ambassador, Mr. Toklchlro Uomoto, will arrive here next Tuesday to take up his appointment. He succeeds Mr. Yasuhiko Nara. who left nearly two months ago to become the Japanese Ambassador to South Vietnam. Mr. Uomoto. 55. Is presently director-general of the Middle
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    Illegal houses to go
    59 7 BPOH. Tues. The Bute Government Is to demolish several hundred Illegally constructed houses on the outskirts of Ipoh. The CcmmUsloner of Lands and Mints. Perak. Inche Moharrrd othman bin Din. said today these Illegal houses, generally in groups, created a health hazard because they did not
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      154 7 SESAME STREET By Cliff RobertM Allvy Pop By 1.1. llamlin NCW.AU.Ey. IS TVtERE \'S AWFUI] I COULD I\ OF COURSE I 1 THA/JKS' mV I X NEEDED ANYTHING ELSE I CAN WARM IN HAVE SOME YOU CAN' v- V CfV V THAT' f^^-J GET MXI^ANYTHING J HERE, MORE COLD I
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      Tax measures won't achieve social objectives: MP
      1859 8 WHY PEOPLE IN THE RURAL AREAS STILL CONTINUE TO COMPLAIN... Govt warned: Be careful in deals with this country AN lIP yesterday expressed disappointment over the Government*! recent taxation measures. Speaking in the resumed debate in Parliament on the President's address, Mr. N.
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      Third child luxury for most people
      2017 9 Smaller families the only way to higher quality in everything No amount of subsidies can remedy lack of adequate food and care... ■jf From Page) One much higher than those for C class at the suggestion of some MPs in Parliament yesterday In response
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    MX pills seized in ambush at hotel grounds
    215 10 (JUSTOMS detained several suspects and seized 2,000 MX pills in an ambush in the compound of a hotel in Upper Wilkie Road on Monday night. The ambush was laid after a tip-off that illicit drug distributors and pushers would be meeting in
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    I asked for explanation: Director
    476 10 I asked for explanation: Director JEWELLER'S SHOP ROW rE managlnK director of a jeweller's shop told a district court yesterday that he did not allow a goldsmith to enter his shop until the latter had Riven an explanation why he had abused him at a Labour Court inquiry. KM Oli
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    Balloting of HDB flats
    54 10 ANOTHER 233 three-room Improved and four-room flats In Queenstown will be sold on Friday under the Housing Board's home ownership scheme The Minister for Social Affairs and MP for Paslr Panjang. Inche Othman Wok. will officiate at the balloting at 3.30 p.m at the carpark behind
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    Admiral due
    20 10 THE chairman of the Australian Chiefs-of-Staff Committee. Admiral Sir Victor Smith, arrives here today for a five-day visit.
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    POLICE WANT TO CONTACT THIS MAN
    65 10 POLICE WANT TO CONTACT THIS MAN THE police are anxious to contact Neo Kean Jong (above), 28, who they believe can help them In their Investigations into a series of armed robberies. Neo's last known address was 31 -B, Lorong Gendi, off Kampong Chin San. Anyone who knows h1 s
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    CHARGED WITH MURDER
    62 10 CHARGED WITH MURDER pHEANG Yau Khee, 20, \J from Malaysia, was charged yesterday with the murder of his 20--year-old girlfriend, Chan Kirn Uan, in a flat at Airport Road at 4.45 p.m. on Oct. 13. The prosecution successfully applied for Cfceang to be remanded at the Central police station pending
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    Profit-taking halts rubber price rise
    67 10 Profit-taking halts rubber price rise KUALA LUMPUR, Tues The upward trend In the rubber price was halted today following heavy profittaking. At the close of official trading this evening. Rss One November was quoted at $1.10 a kilo down two cents from yesterday's close. A Kota Bahru report said smallholders
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    $27,000 for charity
    48 10 THE Singapore Sogetsu Association yesterday presented cheques totalling 127.000 to three organisations at a tea party at the Hilton. St. Andrew's Mission Hospital and the Little Sisters of the Poor got $13,000 each, while the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals received 11.000.
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    Deepavali treat
    29 10 The Krishna Our Guide Society will entertain children of the Ramakrlshna Mission and the Tanapines Home for Retarded Children on Sunday a* part of 1U Deepavall celebrations.
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    WOMAN STOWAWAY STAYED 2 YEARS
    87 10 A 19-YEAR-OLD stowaway housewife from Sri Lanka was Jailed for a month yesterday for entering Singapore without a permit. Matilda Tudor Osveett Ash bo n ver, pleaded fullty. The Deputy Controller of Immifrailon. Mr. Roop Slnrh, prosecutinc. said she arrived In July 197* on board
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    Mystery blast kills boy
    220 11 SHRAPNEL MARKS FOUND ON WALL A SCHOOLBOY was killed by a mystery explosion in the compound of his house in Ixirong Kuntang. Paya Lebar, on Monday. Tan Bak Slang, 12, a primary five pupil of Wan Ming School in Jalan Wan Ming, off Braddell Road, died
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    HAWKERS: NO WATER SUPPLY FOR YEARS
    118 11 HAWKERS: NO WATER SUPPLY FOR YEARS SEVERAL hawkers at the food stalls behind Rex Cinema have complained that their water supply has been shut down for several years. Because of this, most of them were forced to pay higher rates for water supply from nearby houses and shops as much
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    Fined for having illicit samsu
    39 11 CHUA Cheng Chwee. 76. was fined $210 yesterday lor having 490 litres of Illicit samsu in Rochore Canal Road on Sept. 25 The court heard that Customs duty on the sam.su amounted to 820.58
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    Third drowning
    19 11 SEREMBAN. Tues. Another person was drowned at sea off Port Dlckson yesterday the third In 24 hours.
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    Singapore UNA to be sister chapter to Californian UNA
    455 11 Singapore UNA to be sister chapter to Calif ornian UNA THE United Nations Association Singapore (UNAS) will soon become a sister chapter of the United Nations Association of Southern California (UNASC). This was disclosed by the head of 17-member UNAUSA peace delegation, Mrs. Fae Magld. yesterday. "When we return to
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    Of rights and responsibility
    153 11 gINGAPORKANS have yet to learn to exercise their democratic rights without bringing down the house in the process. The Political Secretary to the Prime Minister* Office, Dr. Augustine Tan. said this yesterday at a United Nations quiz competition organised by the YMCA's Young Adults Group at
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    Curfew lifted
    29 11 KUCHING Tue*. The 7 pm. to S a.m. curfew imposed on Oct. 3 in certain parts of Song district. In Sarawak's special security area, was lifted today
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    Accused: I was quizzed at gunpoint
    379 11 Accused: I was quizzed at gunpoint THE GOLD BARS MURDER CASE ONE of the accused in the Gold Bars Triple Murder trial alleged yesterday that a detective pointed a gun at his back during interrogation at the CID and threatened to shoot him if he did not tell the truth.
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    MAS and SIA urged to form problem solving panel
    198 11 IPOH, Tues. The Perak branch of the Malaysian International Chamber of Commerce today suggested that MAS and SIA set up a Joint consultative committee to iron out mutual problems. "With such a committee, officials of both airlines can meet from time
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    English only for SIA magazine
    108 11 SINGAPORE Airlines' new house magazine. Outlook. Is going into one language English from Its Inaugural Issue. A recent language and literacy survey among SIA staff In Singapore shows that the liLeracv rate is nearly 100 per cent. Also, from the 3.672 employees who responded to
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      35 11 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl OVCAY, I'M ALL SET, ELM6K! I I I CAN'T THINK OF) r C'MOH SAA/LMf ANYTHING TO "< I'LL KNOCK TWO BwM 310 BUCKS OFF MY l\ J. REGULAR BMV^ «s\ J,
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      RESILIENT YOUTH
      310 12 The importance of youth in Singapore where over half the population is under 20 years old is reflected in the attention paid to nurturing a strong-willed younger generation. Youth must not be lured by the fads and fetishes of alien sub-cultures, says the Social Affairs Ministry which is
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      PROBLEM ISLANDS
      196 12 Habomai, Srikotan, Kunashiri and Etrofu, the four small islands off the northern coast of Hokkaido, have no strategic value, nor are they splattered with important resources. But they bedevil Russian-Japanese relations. Japan has made it clear to the Soviet Union that settling the territorial issue is an important
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    The war babies of Vietnam
    428 12 AS U-S. troops withdraw from Vietnam they leave thousands of illegitimate children behind. A conservative guess is 10,000. Some authorities put the figure closer to •MM As many as LOW Ame-rican-fathered children, half of them black, have been located in orphanages but most are living
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    Lock icon The Simla pact loses its lustre
    1123 12  -  SUNANDA DATTA-RAY Troubled sub-continent Kashmir is the stumbling block to lasting peace by CALCUTTA: Three months offer the brief burst of euphorio in which Prime Minister Indiro Gandhi signed o pact with President Zulfikor AM Bhutto to ensure "durable peace" in the sub-continent, Indian
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    Lock icon INDIAN DEATH CALL IN THE AMAZON
    806 12  - INDIAN DEATH CALL IN THE AMAZON JAMES NEILSON by BUENOS AIRES: Ever since Christopher Columbus set foot in the Western hemisphere 480 years ago this month the original Indian Inhabitants have been in retreat. A wave of revisionist historians In the United States has made many North Americans ashamed of
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      Lock icon $200 m Orchard Square project underway
      154 13 IT LAST the $200 million plus Orchard Square Development on the Ngee Ann Koncsi 38-acre site alone Orchard ■©ad is underway. Little has been said About the eiant project since it was first Announced at the berinnlnc of 1971 and Business Times believes many
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      Bulls back in the market with a bounce
      559 13  -  BLAIR JOHNSON By POUPLED with a highly liquid position in the stock mmket the sudden rubber price rise has brought the bulls hack into the equity market with renewed force. Investment buying in the equity market drifted over the past six weeks
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      INDUSTRIAL GROUP INDICES
      367 13 ON Monday this week Business Times printed for the first time Its new Industrial group Indices prepared by James Cowan Associates (8. E. Asia). For the Information of readers we now give the stocks In each Index. AUTOMOTIVE GROUP United Motor Works. Cycle Carriage. Wearne Brothers, Tractors
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      M&G buys shop and office block for $6.85 mil
      303 13 M&G buys shop and office block for $6.85 mil TtfOTOR General ITI Underwriters Investment Holdings (M G) has bought for $6.85 million the four-storey block on Clemenceau Avenue which housed the Marco Polo night club closed last month by the management. The building situated at No. 154-170 Clemenceau Avenue Is
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      CITY TALK
      162 13  -  CAOCSU3 ■y Vital statistics! I SEE our sister newspaper has passed the 30,000 barrier. New Nation, Singapore's afternoon paper, sold $0,397 copies last Thursday and the boys intend to keep it ■PThe admen on the staff point out that advertisers In last Thursday's issue enjoyed a 50 per
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      A DRILLING RIG CONTRACT FOR BETHLEHEM STORE
      243 13 A DRILLING RIG CONTRACT FOR BETHLEHEM STORE By AUSTIN MORAIS JJFTHLEHEM Singapore has announced receipt of a contract for a Jack-up type drilling rig from Teledyne Movlble Offshore. The new rig. to be named Movible Rig IT. will be a sister platform of the $30 million Movlble Rig 16, now
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      Storm clears but woes not over for NMG teams
      579 13 Storm clears but woes not over for NMG teams THE depressive streak struck teams in the first period of Round 2 of the Second National Management Game appears to have passed. And teams, though weatherbeaten, are now on course again to recovery. The storms In the first period may have
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    Record profits at the SCI
    457 14 TVEVELOPINO countries 1/ which are trying to build up their shipping fleets will no doubt be encouraged by the Shlpa Corporation of a's record profits in 1971-72. BCl's gross profit before depredation. Interest and taxes went up to 191.2 million rupees in 1971-72 as against
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    382 14 The Oriental Bank in Kuala Lumpur has apppolnted Mr. Leow Bock Lim as general manager with effect from Oct. 15. An assistant manager (operations) with Chase Manhattan Bank in Kuala Lumpur prior to Joining the Oriental. Mr. Leow will be responsible for the day-to-day operations of the
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    Luxury liner in S'pore
    101 14 fInHE San Francisco -based Far Bast Line's luxury passenger liner Monterey, which arrived in Singapore yesterday, is on a M-day round-the-world cruise from California. It will leave tomorrow for Jakarta. The big white all first-class 20,000- ton liner will circle the Pacific during the cruise and
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    NEWS FROM AUSTRALIA
    732 14 OYDNEY: Australia's Federal elections will be held on Dec. 2 with the coalition Liberal-Country Party making a strong bid for its 27th consecutive year of office. Three months ago opinion polls favoured the Labour Party finally finding its way to the Treasury benches but maybe the pendulum
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    Profitable start by Adhesive Tape
    230 14 Profitable start by Adhesive Tape ADHESIVE Tape got off to a good start In its first year as a public company. After only 11 months trading a profit of $55,707 was turned In and by the year-end June 1972 new products were coming on stream. Up till end-June this year
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    Corporate 'monsters blamed for Third World's unbalanced development
    717 14  -  SOH TIANG KENG By MULTI NATIONAL companies, the post war economic phenomenon, have become a target of mounting criticism. These "modern corporate monsters" have been accused of abusing their economic power, tax evasion, corrupting ruling elites and draining away capital from poor
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    NEW YORK
    294 14 "NJEW YORK, lion.— Stocks, x^ feeding on growing speculation that a Vietnam ceasefire may be near, climbed sharply In early trading before surrendering part of the gain after mid-session. Turnover was fairly heavy TJB presidential aide Henry Kissinger was en route to Washington from Saigon today following several
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    Indices
    89 14 FINANCIAL TIMES BM Monday 91.21 I"riday 91.16 Week ago »1.87 RUBBEBB Monday 310.50 FTlday 308 45 Week ago 392.04 OILS Monday 303 54 I»riday 306.M Week ago 507.27 INDUSTRIALS Monday 4*7.0 Friday 486.4 Week ago 485 0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday ***** Friday 942.81 Week ago 921.(6 LONDON
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      38 14 National Westminster Bank opened its representative office in Hong Kong on 18th October Representative: Hugh Jones St. George's Building 2 Ice House Street, Hong Kong Tel:s-*****T A National Westminster Bank Limited International Banking Division 41 Lothbury, London, England
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    • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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        Rises
        50 15 i. iimn *i. Prop. 1JP. Text f. Credit latau >CBC ed. Cab. <M. Hold. icntlnt I. Leong It. S*mb. ianyo I. Feeds '.M.W $4.04 $1.89 $3.58 $5.70 $10.90 $3.64 $316 $4.78 $5.50 $7.35 $3.00 $3.16 $3.98 -f.vv .40 .20 .20 .20 +.18 .16 .16 15 ■15 .13 .12 12
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        Falls
        26 15 F.U. Loan Rts $0.12 Veneer Kts $145 Isld. Pel $4 20 rgonr Sec. $5.10 1 S'pura $3.76 Imperial $3.14 —.28 —.20 .20 —.15 —.14 —.12
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        Most active stock
        23 15 F. Cables 262,000 San Holds 173.000 M. Credit 183,000 S. Llm 129,000 Total Turnover: 3.82 M Total Value: $8.19 M
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        INDICES
        38 15 Industrials: 874.57 I77.J3 HoK-K J 16.8 5 I IS. 15 Properties: (Mil 3 1 1.47 Tim: ISMS 131.12 I rabfccn: tltJS Z19.S7 D»e. M. IMC IN 1 Dm. SI. IMS m IN t Dee. l», INt IN
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1067 15 810 AND OFFIR PPJICIS OFFICIALLY LISTED AT TMI CLOU OF BUIINIts IN TMI tINCAPOM ANO KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OF TNI STOCK IXCHAMOI WITH PRICI MOVIMINTS IN BRACKET! VKTIROAV WIRI: CLOSING TONE: Industrials and rubbers steady while the rest barely steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1583 15 OUSINESS in ana reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1,000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS ACMA (2) 3.04. (1) 3.06, (1) 3.03. (1) 3.08. A. Tape (5) 2.30. )2)
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      Market builds up its strength
      296 15 Market builds up its strength STEADY to firm conditions prevailed on the Stock Exchange yesterday. Renewed afternoon buying In which trading was brisk, carried industrial share prices to higher closing levels on a firm note. Trading activities, however, reverted generally to industrial shares which had been playing "second fiddle" to
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      SMR BUSINESS
      84 15 DAILY SMR price* Usued by the Malaysian Rubber Exchang* and Rubber Association of Singapore at noon yesterday Not. Dm. (Current Month) (Forward Month) Barer* Sellers Buyer. Sellers (»ti per kf CeaU per kf. SMR 6CV (1-ton Pallet) 107.00 109.00N ***** »M°ON SMR 5L (1-ton Pallet) 107.00 109.00N 107.00
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      185 15 THE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at Oct. 14. Local dollar* to one unit SELLING BUYING of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD 111 tustralian Dollar Canadian Dollar Mew Zealand Dollar JS. Dollar 3 3186 ***** ***** ***** «.gnra
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      Asian money market
      172 15 ASIAN currency deposit rates for Tuesday, Oct. 24: US Dollar* Offer Bid 7 days 5 6/16 5 3/10 1 mth 6 S/16 S 1/16 3 mths 5 1/4 6 18 3 mths 6 3/16 6 1/16 6 mths 6 3/8 6 1/4 9 mths 6 1/3 6
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        Tin stays static
        178 15 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday remained unchanged for the fifth successive trading day at $023 per picul on an official offering down 76 tons to 261 tons, The overnight London metal price was steady but quiet with forward buyers quoted down £1 to £1,589 per
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        CLOSING PRICES
        20 15 OCT. U. RUBBER: 110.00 cents (down 2.00 cents). TIN: $623 (nncb). Official offering: Ml tons (down 76 tons).
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        Gold markets
        53 15 Manday Saturday UN UM London M.M «5.00 Beirut *S. IS «S SO Hongkong M.51 M.10 Zurich M.70B S4.«»B M.»38 65.108 Paria M.3S 65.85 Singapore (1) «*.M M.58 Spore (I) W.40 J2S.40 (1) Export pncei In non-sterling area. In U.S. dollar! per ounra. (2) Local daalera price* In Singapore
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        PRODUCE
        106 15 C MINUS PRODUCI IXCMAHCI. INCAPORI NOON CLOIINC PRICtI *>ICUL VfSTIROAY. Ceeenut Oil: bulk »37 teller*, drum 139 seller*. Ce»rs: Mixed loos* UK/Coot. 121 t B. piptk Muntok ABTA white fob. 100% NLW ***** aeller*. Sarawak whit* 1 o.b. M«t NLW S2l2t sellers. Sarawak special bUck f.o.b. b« NLW 1140
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        Copper prices
        33 15 London copper prices on Wednesday (previous In bracket*). Wlrebar Spot buyer U3V.M (fiSI.OO) *eller {433.00 (*****0): Three months buyer M 42.50 (£441.00) seller {448.00 (1441.50). Market tene: Steady. islet: 2.500 too*.
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        PALM OIL
        38 15 In London on Monday the pMm oil price* of Malayan 5 per cent CIF UK N European port* in the bu'k sterling per long ton Nov. April was quoted at UKfSS aeller* or Cont. $227 seller*.
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        RUBBER TRIMMED
        364 15 rpHE rubber market yesterday moved irregularly around previous night's closing levels after having been marked down at the opening. Some attempted forward selling found buyers hard to locate while inquiries for lower sheets met with little response from sellers until later In the morning when the market turned
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        MELBOURNE
        386 15 \fELBOURNE. Tues. Aided by a strong Industrial sector, the market moved higher In relatively active trading at the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Overall rises outnumbered (alls 170 to 82. while 153 stocks held yesterday's closing levels. Of the 170 rises, 131 were Industrials. Only 44 stocks (ell In the
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        HONG KONG
        233 15 TJONO KONG. Tues. The market opened with yesterday's bullish trend continuing. Jardlne*. (or example, got up to HKIIO and Hong Konr Land to $95.50. However, later on. profittaking appeared and continued (or most of the day with counters generally retreating (rom the top levels Just before the close,
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        Hong Kong rates
        40 15 On the fre* *i*nani* market In Hone KonK yesterday the U.S. dellar wa* quoted at 5.8150 for T.T. and 5.3975 for «a«h. Stsrllns waa quoted at 13 25 and mm tasl *f i*ld was quoted at 442.50.
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      608 16 DBSHpqpp THE DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SINGAPORE LIMITED invites explications <or the to'lowing post in one of its joint-venture companies undertaking lease financing: SENIOR OFFICER Qualification* and !«p«ri«ncc Applicants should preferably rossest on honours degree from a recognised University In Economics or Business Administration or Accountancy or Commerce ond should ho*e
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    200 17 'Pioneers' help islanders SEVENTY-FIVE SAF soldiers, led by Social Affairs Minister. Inche Othman Wok. played pioneers yesterday. They launched a series of community projects on three Southern Islands. The SAF men were deployed on the threeday pioneer project to "bring them closer to th c people." Inche Othman, himself a
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    Court frees two stay-on hitch —hikers—
    189 17 Court frees two stay-on hitch —hikers— PENANO. Tues. Two Afghan hitchhikers who admitted separate charges of overstaying by two days without reasonable cause were admonished and discharged today on h v m a n it a rian grounds. Basir Ahmad. 21 and Habibullah Maroof, 23, explained that they were stranded
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    Pork sales halted by swine fever rumour
    119 17 BUKTT MERTAJAM, Tues. A seven-man delegation of pork sellers today met district officer Inche Abdullah Satar to seek clarification on the "swine fever" situation here. Leader of the delegation Mr. Uni Seng Peng, said persistent rumours about twine (ever had forced all 31
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    Student guest speakers
    44 17 THREE students will be guest speaker* at the Rotary Club of Singapore's weekly lunch meeting at the Mandarin Hotel today. They are Miss Foo Je Lan (National Junior College), Mr. Oerard Francis (St. Joseph's Institution) «nd Mr. Jacob John (Raffles Institution).
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    Valuables recovered
    66 17 |>OLICE recovered six JT watches, two gold chains and two gold rings following the arrest of a suspected robber in Juronr Town on Sunday. The suspect, with two others, is believed to have robbed a couple of $170 in cash and valuables in Corporation Drive, Ju rang, on
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    Four new ways to boost second language lessons
    388 17  - Four new ways to boost second language lessons MASIE KWEE PRIMARY SCHOOLS HAVE A CHOICE By fHK Edacation Ministry yesterday suggested four combinations* of subjects to give more opportunities to primary school pupils to hear, speak and use their second language. The suggestion follows an announcement last Thursday by Education
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    Girl reports: I was raped
    36 17 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Tues A 13-year-old girl la t night reported she was attacked and raped at her Buklt Tengah home here yesterday. Police detained a 30-year-old suspect In But (pi worth
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    Hole in heart patient could not go 0n...
    139 17 Hole in heart patient could not go 0n... COH Tlan Sew, 24, 0 who was killed when a goods train ran over him at the tracks at Sungei Kadut near Mandai on Monday, had been depressed because of a hole in the heart. He had had the ailment since he
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    Housewife denies charge
    75 17 HOUSEWIFE Teo Koon, 70, yesterday denied a charge of dishonestly retaining stolen oil drums at a timber construction company at Kampong Arang Road on Monday. She was alleged to have dlshonestly retained 637 empty oil drums worth $9,555 belonging to Messrs. Empire Navigation Corporation at 12.30 p.m.
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      166 17 On your TV and Radio 3.N Ptt Opening, followed by Chwair Sin Chinese Orchestra Housewives' matinee— Missing (Repeat), dnderlla (Part 1, Cantonese) 7.41 News and Parliamentary Re- vx'jnts^ £*£> 3.45 Persembahan Ku, featuring SH News Parliamentary Report Junamah M. Amm (Repeat) arM j Newsreel in English 4.N Days Of Our
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      657 17 S.N Ptt Opening 1.43 Documentary film: The World SJf Schools Quiz f lns f cts v 7.14 Yoga for Health S.M Weather Forecast jjj yjrta IN News 7.51 Programme Summary 1.11 Programme Summary IJJ Suara Wanita 1.12 Time for Breaking and Com- 1.J5 National Koran Reading Commencing of Fast petition
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    Industrial action threat by Genting casino taximen
    131 18 Industrial action threat by Genting casino taximen KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Genting Highlands Taxi Service drivers may resort to industrial action if the company refused to recognise the union. Transport Workers, Union peneral secretary V. David said here today in a statement that the taxi drivers, who ferry gamblers between here
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    Burnt down his own house
    55 18 PENANO, Tues— «A man who lighted a palm torch and burnt down his own house on Aug. 24. was ordered yesterday to be remanded pending further orders from the Governor-in-Councll. Abdul Rahm.tn bin Hajl Saad, 45. was found guilty but Insane He was ordered to
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    $10,000 hold-up
    26 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Three men. one with a pistol, held up 11 gamblers and escaped with $10,000 in each and jewellery on Sunday night.
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    CASE puts out a guideline to cheaper shopping
    229 18 CASE puts out a guideline to cheaper shopping rpHE Consumers Associa--1 tion of Singapore has attributed the constant variation In prices of goods and articles here to the manipulation of supply and demand and the location of shopping areas. CASE, which says this in the latest issue of CASE Report—
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    What it takes to win—by the yakkity yak girls
    25 18 What it takes to win by the yakkity yak girls The Hong Kong girls (from left) Kwok Yeun. Ming Wo, Choi Wah and Lat Mei.
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    IN HK, GIRLS ARE BETTER DEBATERS'
    364 18  -  CHEW LEE CHING By VAKKITY yak 1 that's what these girls are known as in Hong Kong. That's precisely the reason they were chosen to represent the Chinese University of Hong Kong in the regional debate, organised Jointly by RTS and Sin Chew Jit
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    —Lawyer claims $4,500 from another lawyer
    273 18 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Two lawyers went to court today over a $4,500 dispute which one of them claimed was owing to him for his services. The civ.; sun is being taken by Dr. R.S Orewal. 73. against the firm of Majeed and Co. of
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    14 employers fined $3,850 for Factories Act offences
    111 18 rE Labour Ministry last week successfully prosecuted 14 employers for contravening the Factories and Employment Acts. They were fined a total of $3,850. Foong Kam and Kulk Ah Han were each fined 1350 (or falling to send a written notice of an
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    18 insurance firms accept 8pc rise
    128 18 18 insurance firms accept Bpc rise SINGAPORE Insurance Companies Employees' Union has reached agreement with 18 Insurance companies to Implement the National Council Wages recommendations of an eight per cent pay rise. The agreement, signed recently between the union and the Singapore Employers Federation, representing the companies, will benefit some
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    Armed thugs rob two women in flat
    99 18 TWO armed thuja robbed two housewives of Jewlery worth about $325 at their flat in Stirling Road, Queenstown, on Monday. Madam Rosalind Seek, 27, was in her fourth floor flat with her mother at about noon when the men. armed with daggers, walked
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    Labourer jailed for having opium
    92 18 LABOURER Kang Eng Hoon. 25, of Malaysia, was Jailed for 2V» years on Monday for Jointly having 90 kilos of raw opium with another man at the 11th mile Upper Changl Road on Oct. 10. Kang. who had a previous conviction, pleaded guilty last Monday.
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      Over-sensitive students and the making of a 'softie'
      398 19 Over-sensitive students and the making of a 'sof tie' When a biting piece of sarcasm can do a world of good I HAVE followed with interest Miss Music Kwee's article on tactless teachers and some of the letters on it. Perhaps some of the critics of tactless teachers may one
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      New PUBtariffs: The power users pay more
      200 19 New PUBtariffs: The power users pay more IN reply to "Miserably Poor" (S.T., Oct. 21). I wish to clarify some points regarding the new electricity domestic tariff. A consumer's consumption fluctuates from month to month, both in total units and in lighting and power units consumed. Mr. Urn Kirn San,
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        Find out first who has the right of way
        119 19 Find out first who has the right of way WE refer to your write-up on the "jinx" Junction at Toa Payoh (Sun Times Oct. 1). Prior to the report, plans had already been drawn up for the Installation of traffic signals at the Junction of Lorong 6 and Toa Payoh
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        99 19 WITH reference to the letter by Robert Lee "ST., Sept. 9). It is not possible to open more counters due to limited space Inside the Maxwell Road driving test centre. However, more counters will be opened when this centre moves to the new ROY complex at Sin Ming Road in
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        68 19 ifTE refer to the letter by T? Mr. P. H. Khoo (8.T.. Sept. 29) concerning the overhead bridge opposite the Peoples Park Complex at New Bridge Road. The Public Works Department Is considering the possibility of widening the staircase at the Pagoda Street end. Mr. Khoo is thanked for drawing
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        87 19 I REFER to the letter by Abdul Rauf (8.T.. Oct. 6). We are aware of the shortcomings of our present offices. Steps have already been taken to secure alternative accommodation for the Majlis and It Is hoped that the Majlis will be able to move into new premises in the
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        Those swimming clubs
        50 19 I REFER to the letter by "Elan" (S.T., Oct. I). The matter of establishing swimming clubs in the public swimming pools is well in hand and the writer and all those Interested would be advised :x cordingiy. TANG CHEE YUEN, for Executive Secretary, National Sports Promotion Board.
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      Better areas, but the property tax is lower
      460 19 Better areas, but the property tax is lower THE Minister of Finance stated in his recent speech at Bukit Panjang community centre that rural residents enjoy great advantages when compared with the urban residents. If this is true, then it is time the authorities rectify some of the anomalies that
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    IN MEMORIAM
    15 20 Mrs. Lydla Elsie Owen. Till we meet again. From all your loved ones.
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      542 20 I lala I I cnpassiig i iraiiaa J The exciting world of the computer H has opened a wide range of Job opportunities with IBM As a result, we are interested in Interviewing Malaysian citizens who possess University degrees with above average academic records in any of the following disciplines:
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      426 20 i Flctniiisfrstim Eppcrtuiifij H We are Inviting applications from male W£ m Malays who are Federal Citizens for the if position of Administration Clerk in our M H Engineering Department. W\ A full Higher School Certificate or its m equivalent Is essential. gg W Your salary is only part of
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      591 20 H ZBI-USK. ItTH FLOOR I M K^^ BEIXGIE COMPLEX I 3™^R« SELCGIE BOAD S f^^^^P SINGAPORE 7. COMPUTER IRFORMATIOI SYSTEMS g«i^—-J PRACTICAL I COBOL I WE KNOW THE ONLY WAT TO LEARN COBOL IS THE PRACTICAL WAT. CIS Introduces the first comprehensive COBOL course I with a difference PRACTICAL COBOL
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      1130 20 JOIN A WINNER! A large American land development company (representing The Bank of Calif ornia) which is currently expanding ita F»r Eastern Sales organisation, requires EXECUTIVE SALES PERSONNEL for Singapore and Malaysia. The Company offers Complete training programme An Income possibly In excess of 120.000 annually Extensive lead procurement programme
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      1085 22 ORIENT LINES 110. ICB BUILDING 2 SHE N TOM WAY SINGAPOWE 1. TEL9e3«33-~ U.K. EUROPE SIRVICt LOADING FOR LONDON, HAVRE, R'DAM, H'BURG, BREMEN Smgaport P. Kelang Penan* Arrivtt: NEPTUNE ZIRCON II Put 21/27 tit Bilbao 24 11, London -J, 11, Havre, R'dam, H'burg, Brem. NEPTUNE TOPJU 5 tHn 11/11 Hn
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      971 22 am SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Kf No 3OE Jlrv Ampar, Kuit Lu.npu. I I 7he National Shipping Line of Malaysia RPIESS SEIMCE TO LONDON, LIVERPOOL, CONTINENT POUTS I Tg Mam Smgaport P. Ktlang Penang Liadug fir: h BUNCA RAYA 11/14 Nn IS/11 Niv 11/21 Nn Havre 14 1?. R'dam 17 v,
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      523 23 SOVEREIGN MAMNE LINES, INC. ATLANTIC/GULF SERVICE Laae-iec fen NltflUL MJJLM tiippon P. Klani Penani Hortelk "UIU" lePert/a tit Uil*< Saitef a Wm Uataat lan PMCAIHU. MW HI mt UMttN. NJLtX4IS «iai ii n in nu wm nm wm I m UaVa.4ai mm" il/Jt »/m lee nit ttt mi PACIFIC LOGISTICS
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      737 23 .JllL m m r 5 n m .a m Mil UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LIMITED (Incorporated In the Republic of Singapore) REGISTERED OFFICE: No*. 176/179 Cecil Street, Singapore 1. TO ALL SHAREHOLDERS NOTICE OP EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that an EXTRAORDINARY OENERAL MEETING of the Company will be
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    46 24 WANT A LO U *LIER FIOURIT Late.t •dentine way to reduce excessive fatty tissues and Improve sagging muncles Ring Spore 2042S for appointments. LOUIS! (CLERKS SALONS in Hotel Singapura for your latest hairstyles. expert penning and gorgeous tinting. Very moderate price*. Appointments telephone *****3 (B'por*).
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    Acknowledgements
    46 24 THI FAMILY OF the l»te Mr. Tan Lian Seng sincerely thank all relatives and friends for their condolences, attendance and assistance during ■art* rcient bereavement. MRS. DOROTNV ROZARIO and family thank relatives and friends for their attendance, donations. wreaths and assistance during their recent bereavement.
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    In memoriam
    62 24 LOVINC MIMORIIS Of Rev. A.C. Davidson. When we asunder part, it Kivei us Inward pain, but we shall still be Joined In heart and hoi* to meet again. Loved one*. DORIS CRAIG Nil PCRREAU departed 25.10 63. Sadly missed Inserted by her loved ones. IN LOVING MEMORY of
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      3615 24 APPLICANTS replying to Box number* WANTIO IMMEDIATELY, experienced WANTIO YOUNO LADIES as social WILL ESTABLISHED COMPANY DAVID PMOA a SONS: Raffle* Park. LOOKING FOR HOUSES? Why not SEMI DETACHED at NCALOWt (or Vacancle. are requt.ted not to llve-ln amah with reference, for escort, loditlng/tran.port provided. requlriea delivery boy*. Preferably detached
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    STYLE, UNANIMITY BY THE ENDRES QUARTET
    183 26 STYLE, UNANIMITY BY THE ENDRES QUARTET THE Endres Quartet, one of the great combinations today, gave a richly satisfying concert at the Conference Hall last night. A quintet for c'arlnet and string quartet by the Oerman contemporary Oenzmer was given what the programme called "its first performance In Singapore." although
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    Four jailed for illegal entry
    52 26 Pour Indonesians were each Jailed (or a month yegtercay by a magistrate's court (or enterIng Singapore without a valid paas between Sept. 18 ad Oct 14. They were Kassim bin All 20. Ahud bin All. M, Anur Daus. 27. and Slong bin Oarnn. 27. They
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    American flavour at Xmas bazaar
    114 26 IT WILL be American flavour all the way at the American Women's Auxiliary's Christmas baxaar at the Hyatt Hotel on Oct. 31, Halloween Day. And there will be more treats than tricks in store for the kiddies and their parents who call at the one-day
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      566 26 NIAP MUAT CO., 245 MiddM Road Spore ***** /XOS3I/303M offers IW7I Toyota 1300 Coup* SL Colt Oalant 1300 M Mini Clubman IOOu IV7O Masda IOOu Reaault RIO Maxd* 1300 F /Escort 2-dr. M/ Minor 1000 4-dr Toyota Sprinter SL 1908 Maids lout 1904 Hlllmaa Imp INI Flat OM. We aleo
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      Runaway win
      19 27 PORT Authority Recreation Club trounced East Asiatic 8-1 in a friendly soccer mutch at Buklt Chermln yesterday.
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      Chor Yau's sparkle Thomas debacle
      983 27  - Chor Yau's sparkle Thomas debacle PERCY SENEVIRATNE GODFREY ROBERT By and WG CHOR YAU 11 answered the desperate call for a homespun hero with two stirring victories in the men's singles on the first day of the Singapore Open badminton championships at the SBA hall yesterday. In the morning session
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      Seiko shock favourites
      65 27 BANGKOK, Tues. Seiko of Hong Kong became the only foreign team to qualify for the semi-Anal round of the Third Queen's Cup soccer championship when they came from behind to beat favourite Rajvithi by 3-3. The teams were locked in a 2-3 draw at half time, and
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      Lock icon First Negro pro in US baseball dies
      243 27 STAMFORD (Connecticut). Tues. Baseball star Jackie Robinson, who in 1947 became the first Netro to play In major Ame r i can professional sports, died In hospital today. »pd 53. Robinson had suuered from a heart condition for several years and recently lost
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      Drawn match
      19 27 ROLLEI S.C. and National Cash Register drew 1-1 in a friendly soccer match at Oeylang stadium yesterday.
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      Variety show
      22 27 EELETAR Sports Club will be organising a variety show at 6ree Narayan Mission hall at Soon Keat Road on Saturday.
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      Shell win 6-4
      18 27 BHKI.I, Recreation Club beat BP 6-4 in a friendly soccer match at Olllman Barracks yesterday.
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      Discipline body and mind daily, undergrads told
      400 28  -  ERNEST FRIDA Biennial Inter-Varsity Games By TMIK Minister for 1 Social Alia its. Inche Othman Wok. yesterday urge <1 university students In take up sports to keep themselves lit Mid lw more productive in mind and body. Inche Othman. the driving force behind
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      Loke memorial trophy golf
      69 28 SINGAPORE Island Country Club will be hosts to the Royal Selangor Golf Club In their annual golf match for the Dato Loke Wan Tho memorial trophy this weekend. SICC are fielding a formidable team which includes veteran Australian professional Eric Cremin and Putra Cup players Cheong
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      DRAW AND STARTING TIME
      598 28 The draw and starting times at Buklt Course on Saturday (SICC first): First tee 12.30 p.m. N. Sutcliffe(S) and E CreminiO) v G.E. Ellls(2) and JP. Williams; 12.36 Tay Chong Yew <4) and BY Chua(7) v T.S. Uei2) and K.C. Lee (12); 12.42 Tay Kwang Jin
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      Prize-giving ceremony
      34 28 Prize-giving ceremony THE Minister or State (Education). Mr. Chal Chong Yil. will present prizes at the closing ceremony of the 3rd National Teachers' basketball championship at MacPherson community centre on Saturday a' 8 p.m.
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      SELETAR 'A' MEDAL TO CADET PILOT
      145 28 JOE WATTC, a cadet pilot with the Singapore Armed Forces, won the Seletar Golf Club "A" medal with plus six In the monthly Bogey golf competition at Seletar Course on Sunday. The first nine ballsweep was also won by Joe Watts with plus four
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      345 28  - Reserves will represent S'pore in 1973 Malaysia Cup JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE'S national reserve soccer team, which returned on Monday night after competing in the New Delhi DCM Cup championship, will represent the Republic in next year's Malaysia Cup tournament. The decision to play them in the Malaysian tournament is
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      124 29 SPORTSLETTER FOUR-DIGIT PUNTERS DESERVE BETTER IFAIL to understand how the Singapore Turf Club can be so unfair to fourdigit punters. On Saturday, Oct 7, out of nine races they picked the smallest field of 14 horses for the last event, obviously because this was the race for the big sweep
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      25 29 PARIS. Tues. European welterweight champion Roger Menetrey of France beat American Danny Macaloon on points in a 10-round bout here last night. Reuter.
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      157 29 SAL BANDO of Oakland Athletics leaps on top of relief pitcher Rollie Fingers (No. 34) as catcher Dave Duncan embraces Fingers as they jubilantly celebrate their world series baseball victory over Cincinnati Reds in Cincinnati on Sunday. A 3-2 win over the Reds in the deciding
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      60 29 CARACAS. Tues. Former heavyweight boxing champion Ernie Terrell scored a technical knockout over Venezuela's Jose Luis Oarcia in the sixth round of their scheduled 10-round fight last night. Terrell knocked Oarcia out of the ring in the sixth, but the Veneiuelan came back fighting after taking a
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      136 29 lAKARTA. Tues. Indo- nesla will not take part in the King's Cup soccer tournament in Bangkok next month because of financial difficulties, a loctball federation official said today. Indonesia were champions in 1968. The official said the federation suffered a loss of nine million
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    34 30 MAIDSTONE. Tues John Vassall. one-time clerk at the British Embassy in Moscow, was freed on parole today after serving 10 years of an 18-year sentence for syping for Russia. AP.
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    133 30 COPTERS TO JOIN SEARCH FOR TRAWLER ESBJERG (Denmark), Tues. Denmark's Maritime Rescue Service today prepared to use helicopters in a search of the North Sea for a Danish trawler that had been taken from its moorings by a cook with frustrated dreams of being a skipper. The rescue service's centre
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    31 30 JAKARTA. Tue& The thick Mnoke haze that had been hanging over three main towns in Sumatra was today reported to have Disappeared following heavy rains at the weekend. Reuter.
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    29 30 JAKARTA, Tues. Two Marines have been sentenced to 20 yean' Jail each here on charges of complicity In the 1966 abortive coup. They pleaded guilty. Reuter.
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    53 30 LONDON. Tues. Locallyrectulted employees of the Malaysian High Commission here have received the wage Increments they agitated lor. Since the beginning of this month, they take home an average of £3 ($2l) a week more In their pay packets an increase of some 12 per
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