Singapore Herald, 27 November 1970

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    14 1 THE SINGAPORE herald No. m Singapore Friday, November 27, 1970 MC(P) 2207 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon Penang Gerakan MP quits to join Alliance
    309 1  -  From BEN D'CUNHA KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. An Opposition Party member of Parliament from Penang today announced his resignation from the Gerakan Ra 'ay at Malaysia and said he wished to join the ruling Alliance. Mr. T.S. Gabriel said he resigned because the Gerakancontrolled
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    Lock icon Mercy flight oil rigger dies
    67 1 AMERICAN oil rigger Ben Frank Elder, 41, died of a heart attack m Thomson Road General Hospital soon after he arrived m Singapore m a private plane from Jakarta at 2 a.m. on Wednesday. He was employed by Union Oil California operating m Indonesian waters.
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    Lock icon Daily—he chases his wife before breakfast
    242 1  - Daily— he chases his wife before breakfast TAN MAY LIN •BRITAIN'S ENVOY IS KEEP-FIT FAN BY BRITAIN'S High Commissioner designate to Singapore, Mr. Samuel Falle, believes m chasing his wife before breakfast then he starts being diplomatic. Since his arrival two days ago, Mr. Faile has been jogging after his
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    Lock icon RMAF jet strike No. 1
    466 1 RMAF jet strike No. 1 TEBUANS HIT RED SARAWAK JUNGLE HIDEOUTS KUCHING, Thurs. Royal Malaysian Air Force Tebuan jets flew their first combat strikes yesterday and today against suspected Communist hideouts m the Third Division. Three Tebuans under the command of Sdn. Ldr. Tunku Ja'afar flew sorties against two positions
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    Lock icon PEREIRA TRIAL BEGINS IN CAMERA
    132 1 PEREIRA TRIAL BEGINS IN CAMERA THE trial «f Mervya Slmm Perelra, vht faces 4t charges «ff atalestlag actealglrls, begaa yesterday la camera. Tkird District Jadge K.T. Alexander graated Depaty PaUic Praaecßtar G. Saadesaaa^s appllcatlea taat the Press be excluded from all aeartags eff the case, which Is schedaled ft* last
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    Lock icon CHINESE BOATS
    38 1 HONGKONG, Thurs. China is producing a large number of boats made of reinforced concrete, New China news agency reported today. Nearly 200 types have been produced and they are being widely used m 15 provinces. AFP
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    Lock icon INDIA AGREES TO REPAIR EGYPT NAVY SHIPS
    226 1 NEW DELHI, Thus. Defence Minister JagJlvan Ram disclosed today thai India has agreed to repair and refit Egyptian naval ships aad submarines. He said the Egyptian Government requested the use of Indian ports for such can do, is to bring people together and
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    Lock icon Pope begins his trip: 'An order from God'
    154 1 Pope begins his trip: 'An order from God' TEHERAN, Thurs. The Pope made a brief stop-over here at the start of his aiae-day joaraey to Asia aad Australasia, sayiag the God had ordered him: "Go and teach all the people. It is the missloa Itself of Jesus that coatiaues." He
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      42 1 Him SINGAPORE firms m Indonesia will not be allowed to distribute Indonesia made goods and to import certain kinds of other goods. Page 17. ODD DESIGNI NG buildings to fit people. Page 3. ODD RECLAIMING more land from the sea. Page 5.
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    Lock icon About a building that lives (attention HDB)
    710 2  -  FRANCIS WONG THE HERALD is housed m one of the most interesting commercial buildings m town. Imagine a hangar a giant concrete hangar rising four storeys high. Give it massive walls walls made up of slabs of shop lots stacked one on top
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    Lock icon SILENCE PLEASE, STUDENTS AT EXAM WORK
    166 2 SILENCE PLEASE, STUDENTS AT EXAM WORK AS ONE of the candidates taking the H.S.C. Examination m Balestier Hill Integrated Technical School, I wish to lodge a strong complaint. In the midst of our examination, we were distracted by the noise of an electric saw or whatever it was. There was
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    Lock icon Hardship to affluence: The making of a Singaporean soul
    660 2 Viewpoint WHO and what is a Singaporean? Let me, a first generation immigrant, try my hand at a definition. All Singaporeans are immigrants or tons of immigrants. The first generation, of whatever race, came to this land of opportunity to make
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    Lock icon Hollywood goes to Hanoi
    397 2 Hollywood goes to Hanoi FFDSFSDdfgdgdfg THE American attempt to rescue prisoners from a camp near Hanoi is one of the more bizarre episodes m the history of the Vietnam war. Daring as it was, the expedition relied on faulty intelligence and no number of awards for gallantry can conceal its
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    Lock icon THE POPE AND MAO: HK ANXIOUS
    601 2  -  DAVID DAVIES By HONG KONG: Reports from the Vatican that Pope Paul VI will make an appeal to Communist China during his visit to Hong Kong have caused embarrassment m Hong Kong Government circles, annoyance m Taiwan, and bewilderment among local Catholic specialists on
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      264 2 THE WICKET WITH RADIO AUSTRALIA complete ball by ball descriptions of all six Test Cricket matches, England versus Australia 1970-71 series, plus special daily commentaries and summaries. Full Test Cricket coverage: Ist Test Brisbane Nov 27 Dec 2 0100 0800 GMT 2nd Test Perth Dec 1 1 Dec 1 6
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    Lock icon Designing buildings to fit people
    428 3  -  POLLY CHANG NEW ARCHITECTURE LABORATORY .LAYSJTHE^STRESS ON COMFORT BY FIT buildings to people, not the other way round. To underline this principle, the University of Singapore Architecture Faculty is setting up a laboratory to teach students to design buildings for maximum comfort. .This was stated
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    Lock icon Lecturers at varsity form union
    209 3 Lecturers at varsity form union SINGAPORE University lecturers are to be represented by a union for the first time. The University of Singapore Academic Staff Union which was formed on Nov. 13 1970 will hold its first annual general meeting m June next year. Until the formation of the union,
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    Lock icon Agencies find jobs for 31,000 Malaysians
    104 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. More than 31,000 people found jobs through employment offices m West Malaysia during the first ten months of the year, the Minister of Labour, Tan Sri V. Manickavasagam, said today. He added that this was more than twice the number for
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    Lock icon DENNIS THE MENACE
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    Lock icon Sabah Govt gets two more patrol boats
    155 4 Sabah Govt gets two more patrol boats TWO MOEE SSft. patrol laaaches worth over $7M,MI were haaded over to the Sabah Geverameat by Vesper Thoraycroft Ualteers of Taajoag Kha receatly. The boats were delivered to the Royal Malayslaa Police who took them to a base la Johore for supplies before
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    Lock icon KOREANS TO HELP BOOST HEROES' FUND
    187 4 KOREANS TO HELP BOOST HEROES' FUND KUALA LUMPUR, Than. The Minister of Information and Culture, Dato Hamzah bin Dato Abu Samah, disclosed tonight that the National Heroes* Fund now stood at |451,M1. Dato Hamzah, who is vice chairman of the fund, said $3t,Mt of the amount had been paid out
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    Lock icon Wormald-Pestana security service tie-up in Singapore
    191 4 WormaldPestana security service tie-up in Singapore Aft AUSTRALIAN security service is to link up with Frank Pestana's Security and Investigation Services resulting m one of the most modern set-up of its kind being introduced here. It wiU be the first time Australia is entering into this field m Singapore. v
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    Lock icon Prof. Alatas to give talk on Islam
    82 4 Prof. Alatas to give talk on Islam PROFESSOR Syed Hussein Alatas will give a public talk on "Islam and Modernisation" at the All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society Lor*\ig 12, Geylang, at 8 o'clock tonight. The talk is organised by the Malay Teachers' Union m an effort to widen the knowledge of
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    Lock icon Asean conference put off to March
    125 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Fourth Asean Ministerial Conference scheduled for next month m Manila has been postponed to March next year because of the last week's typhoon m the Philippines. Typhoon Patsy hit Manila and its suburbs killing at least 160 and injured 1,500
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      37 4 BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker y'tfNOW, £ARG£, IT J GWe&& I'LL £EALLV DOESN'T LOOK MAVE TO DO VERY DIGNIFIED TO MAVE I SOMETMinI^ J A DO& SITTING AROUND yv. ABOUT rr/ AN OFFICE LlfcTE TMAT j/— nTT|
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    Lock icon Getting back more land from sea
    323 5 WORK will start Jaaaary oa the last two phases of the $1M milllea East Coast reclamatioa scheme. It will be completed by 1f75. The scheme will give aa extra MM acres of laad althoagh ao declsloa Is taeaght to have heea made oa what
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    Lock icon Appeal by shopman who claims to be a partner dismissed
    520 5 THE Supreme Court dismissed an appeal yesterday by Mr. Tan Khye Yeow who claimed that under the name of Tan Hak Kee he owned oneseventh share m a trading partnership which became a public limited company m 1962. The Chief
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    Lock icon FISHERMAN DIED AFTER BID TO FREE ANCHOR
    145 5 FISHERMAN DIED AFTER BID TO F REE ANCHOR FISHERMAN .Lee Chin Peng died after he dived into the South China sea to disentangle an anchor. Lee, 22, left Singapore on Oct. 31 on a fishing vessel with 10 crew, a coroner heard yesterday. When they arrived at the fishing ground,
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    Lock icon Exhibition of best photos by S-E Asia students
    197 5 A TOTAL of 233 colour and monochrome prints from six countries will be on display at the Third South-East Asia Students' Photographic Exhibition to be held at the Exhibition Hall of the Singapore Polytechnic from Nov. 29 to Dec. 6. They were
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    Lock icon THE LOKE PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION ON SHOW
    84 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.A collection of 277 photographs by 100 world famous cameramen from 23 countries is now on display at the National Art Gallery here. The exhibits represent about half the memorial collection of 539 works presented by the late Dato Loke Wan Tho
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    Lock icon Body found in harbour
    65 5 THE body of contract labourer Ang Gelt Khoon, 32, was found m Keppel Harbour at 4.10 a.m. yesterday. Ang of Lorong Ah Thia, Bukit Panjang, was working at a construction site m East Lagoon on Tuesday when he fellinto the water. A workmate Koh Leong Cheng,
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    Lock icon $5,000 grab at road junction
    88 5 A MAN robbed M. N. Abdu Hassan, 42, a salesman, ol $5,000 at the junction o Robinson Road and Boon Ta Street at 2 p.m. on Wednesday. Hassan of Malacca Street was returning to his office m Cecil Street from a banl nearby when the
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    Lock icon Cash preferred for the cyclone victims
    128 6 Cash preferred for the cyclone victims CASH donations are more welcome than relief supplies for cyclone victims of Pakistan, as local products often do not suit Pakistani needs, the Pakistan High Commission said yesterday. A statement from the High Commission however, gave details of provisions that are needed immediately. They
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    Lock icon DROPPING FUEL FOR R.N. BASE IN DISASTER AREA
    75 6 A LOAD of avUtiM fuel la dropped by parachute sat of the back of as RAF Hercules of 48 Sqaadroa to the R*yal Navy's far ward helicopter bate sear East Pakistan's Hood disaster area. INSET shows a team from v Air Despatch
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    Lock icon CEYLON CONCERT
    42 6 MALAYSIA- Singapore Airlines will present a Ceylonese cultural concert "Nirthanjali" by the Chitrasena national dance ensemble at the National Theatre on Monday at B.M pm to mark the inauguration of MSA's Boeing 7t7 services between Kuala Lumpur /Singapore and Ceylon.
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    Lock icon Cheaper rates with Asian telecoms co-op
    321 6 Cheaper rates with Asian telecoms co-op SINGAPOREANS may soon be able to communicate with their Asian neighbours by a faster and much cheaper telecommunications service. Some 26 countries, mostly Asian but also Britain, the United States and the Soviet Union agreed m principle to the setting up of an "Asian
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    Lock icon Malaysia says it again: It's a political problem...
    241 6 UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. Malaysia said today that only a political solution will settle the problem of the Palestine refugees. Tuan Haji Shafie, M.P., discussed refugee problems m the General Assembly's Special Political Committee, which is considering the report of the United Nations
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    Lock icon PIRATE FINED $250
    32 6 KANG Eng Huat, of Toa Payoh, was fined $250 and had his car confiscated yesterday for using it as a pirate taxi m Kirn Kiat Road on June 9.
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    Lock icon POLICE PLAN TO CURB CRIME DURING PENANG PESTA
    188 6 POLICE PLAN TO CURB CRIME DURING PENANG PESTA PENANG, Thurs. Police outlined an eightpoint plan which could prevent a crime-wave during the Pesta Pulau Pinang festivities. THE OCPD of Georgetown, Supt. Mohamed Zaman Khan, told reporters today that the public must realise that the police represented only a small fraction
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    Lock icon 2,000 apply for 120 RMAF jobs
    54 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Royal Malaysian Air Force is recruiting 120 young men to expand its technical and communications sections More than 2,000 applicants are now sitting for examinations throughout the country to fill these vacancies. Another 50 vacancies for pilots and technical officers
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    Lock icon Singapore-UAR air services agreement
    94 6 MALAYSIA- Singapore Airlines will nh be flying to Cair* aid beyond following the conclusion of an air services agreement between Singapore and the United Arab Republic. Under the bilateral agreement an •fflcial airline of the UAR can also operate to Singapore and beyond. The agreement was
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    Lock icon Chinese YMCA's carol group
    70 6 THE CHINESE YMCA is organising a carol group for children between the ages of seven and 12 and their parents. Formed by the children section of the Youth Department, the carol group will visit some children's Homes and members' families on Dec 23 from 6.30 p.m.
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    Lock icon New hospital for Ipoh
    60 6 IPOH, Thurs. Construction of a $20 million hospital here will begin early next year, the Perak Mentri Besar, Dato Haji Kamaruddin Mohamed Isa said today. The Federal-financed project was expected to be completed m phases m two and a half years. The 10-storey hospital will include
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    Lock icon Snatch thieves at work
    63 6 A MAN snatched a purse containing $130 from Miss Goh Choon Lan, 24, a clerk, as she was walking along Queensway on Wednesday at 10.25 p.m. In another incident, a youth snatched a $170 gold chain from housewife Gan Ah Kee, 36, m Chua Chu Rang
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    Lock icon $2,000 shop theft
    42 6 THIEVES broke into a shop, Tharoomals, m North Bridge Road and got with $2,000 from two cash registers on Wednesday. The company's manager, Mr. S.T. Rochiram, 39, discovered the loss when he opened the shop at 9.30 a.m. QQQ
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    39 6 MR. Wee Mon Cheng, chairman of the finance subcommittee of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce will open the Ponggol Hotel off the 11 mile Pongool Road on Sunday at 1 p.m. A cocktail will follow the ODeninfir
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    352 7 Technologists needed in food industry UNIVERSITY COULD BE RESEARCH CENTRE, SAYS PROFESSOR SINGAPORE needs more food technologists for its growing food industry, Prof. John Hawthorn, head of the Food Science Department of Strathclyde University, said yesterday. He said that each time the food industry doubled its size, it required roughly
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    30 7 MALAYSIA-SINGAPORE Airlines will hold its annual marketing conference m MSA Building, Robinson Road on Monday and Tuesday. The conference will be attended by its overseas, managers. ODD
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    29 7 THE Apex Club of Singapore wiJJ celebrate its 40th anniversary with a dinner and dance on Sunday at the Cockpit Hotel restaurant, Oxley Rise at 8.00 p.m.
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    Lock icon Delicacies in cans sold abroad for years, say firms
    237 7 SINGAPORE has been canning and exporting local dishes to world markets for years, Mr. Alan Yeo of Yeo Hiap Seng Ltd. said yesterday. He said his firm had been exporting delicacies like chicken, beef and fish curry. Spokesmen for other food
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    18 7 "Mother! I KNEW I shouldn't have told you.that he tried to kiss me m the stockroom."
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    Lock icon Plane delayed by a flap over flaps
    119 7 Plane delayed by a flap over flaps KUCHING, Thars. A Malaysia-Singapore Airliner bound for Slhn with the Minister of Transport, Date Abdul Ghani GUeug, en board, returned to Knchlng Airport eight minutes after take-off this morning becaase of trouble with the flap system. Aa MSA spokesmaa told Beraama that the
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    282 8 Nixon fires Interior Secretary L WASHINGTON, Thurs. President Nixon last night dismissed his Secretary of the Interior, Mr. Walter Hickel (left) because, the White House said, they did not have a relationship of mutual confidence. The Presides! gave the uws personally la Mr. Hickel at a meeting last Bight. The
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    Lock icon 'Send no money to Dacca' plea
    317 8 'Send no money to Dacca plea TORONTO, Thurs. The director of the World Council of Churches, Mr. Alan Brash, last night said that Pakistan was receiving more aid money than it was able to "absorb competently" and suggested that it be diverted to areas other than East Pakistan. "The money
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    275 8 LONDON, Thurs. British Prime Minister Edward Heath and President Nixon will discuss Indian Ocean defence projects to counter the Soviet "naval threat" when they meet m Washington on Dec. 17 and 18, informed sources said here tonight. A joint study begun after Mr. Nixon's
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    53 8 MADRID, Thurs. The Spanish Supreme Court yesterday annulled a sevenmonth jail sentence and fine of 10,000 pesetas ($426) given to Gonzalo Arias, known as the "sandwich man." Arias paced downtown Madrid two years ago, wearing a sandwich board reading: "I humbly demand free elections," and
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    53 8 UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. The United Nations General Assembly today condemned all forms of hijacking "without exception" and urged governments to take "concerted action" to repress it. The Assembly's vote on the resolution was 105 m favour and none against with eight countries some of the Arab States
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    Lock icon Mishima's harakiri 'was plotted in March'
    248 8 Mishima's harakiri 'was plotted in March TOKYO, Ttaurs. Author YaUo Misbima told three of bis ymrthfal co-plotters before committing barakiri yesterday: "Never falter. March ahead with your task of reconstructing Japan with the Emperor as head of state." Police said he explicitly ordered the release of Gen. Kaftosbl Mashlta. "Submit
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    242 8 LONDON, Than. Her Majesty's Geverameat aaheat yesterday aad allewed that trae leve had wea 1U way. Bed tape had tied ap the marriage plaas ef a 2>-year-eld Aastrallaa widew aad kept her ami her five childrea kaeckiag eatside the gates ef Bagtaad with her fiaacee
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    Lock icon 'We revolt if the polls are called off' threat
    329 8 DACCA, Thurs. Bengali nationalist leader Shiekh Mujibur Rahman today threatened to start an armed insurrection against the Central Pakistan Government and "feudal West Pakistani capitalists" if elections planned dor Dec. 7 are cancelled. Sheikh Mujibur, leader of the powerful Awmmi League
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    Lock icon US AIR RAIDS OVER NORTH VIETNAM KILLED 49, SAYS HANOI
    186 8 HANOI, Thurs. A total of 48 people are so far known to have been killed and another 31 wounded m the weekend's American bombings of North Vietnam, according to official figures released here today. A statement said the bombings hit
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    66 8 JAKARTA, Thurs. Italian Foreign Minister Aido Moro met with President Suharto for an hour at the Presidential palace today where the two men exchange gifts of silver. Mr. Moro, the first Italian Foreign Minister to ever visit Indonesia, was scheduled to fly back to Rome later
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    275 8 SAIGON, Thus. The Seata Vietnamese Natloaal LJberattea Frost Is ready to iastract Its troops ia South Vietaam to observe traces over Christmas, New Year ami the "Tet" Laaar New Year, the Freat's claadesdae radto reported. Ike Freat Is prepared to observe "limited saspeasioa of effeasive actleas" «a
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    Lock icon $13 million aid for Indon army
    278 11 $13 million aid for Indon army WASHINGTON, Thurs. Secretary of State W H!! am J >Bers ld Congress yesterday that 13 million dollars m supplementary military assistance is needed for Indonesia because of the rapid deterioration of Soviet-supplied military equipment. Testifying before the House of Representatives' Foreign Affairs Committee, Rogers
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    142 11 INDIAN MPs PROTEST OVER 'BIASED RADIO' NEW DELHI, Thurs. Opposition members walked out of yesterday's session of the Indian Parliament's Upper House m protest against alleged distortion of news and pro-Government bias by the state-run All-India Radio. During discussion of the radio network, they claimed news concerning Opposition parties was
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    61 11 PARIS, Thurs. Premier Jacques Chaban-Delmas left here today by air for Warsaw for a three-day visit to Poland, his first official visit abroad since he became Prime Minister m June 1989. Mr. Chaban-Delmas, who was accompanied by Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann, will have a series of
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    179 11 BRITAIN HAS BECOME A HAVEN FOR SCROUNGERS, SAYS HEATH LONDON, Thmn. Prtae MlaUter Edward Heatk yatawUy if crimed BriUla't welfare teciety at "a aavea fir ■rriMfin." Its werM rale aa eae "ef retreat,** Its trading aad cemmerclal ■ttltadrt as "apathetic aad lethargic.** Tke aim ef his five-ateath- I d Ceaservatlve
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    150 11 LONDON, Thurs. Mr. Enoch Powell, stormy petrel of 1 the Conservative Party, last < night renewed his attacks on non-White immigration into Britain and claimed that < within 30 years half of the inhabitants of Britain's big industrial cities will be non- White. Mr. Powell, frequently
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    Lock icon Taxi driver robbed
    94 12 THREE men, one armed with a knife, held up a taxi driver Yong Choon Seng, 34, and robbed him of $13 after they got down from his taxi at Lorong 34, Geylang, on Wednes day at 11.45 p.m. The three men had earlier boarded the taxi at
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    125 12 BEIRUT, Thiri. Egypt has pat its land, air ud ■aval forces of maximam alert to face a "warlike*' Israeli bvJld-up of troops aad arm»tr east of the Saez Caaal, the Beirat aewspaper Al-Jartda reported today. The paper's Cairo cerrespMdeit said the Israeli halld■p was
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    107 12 Honolulu hippies harangued HONOLULU, Thurs. A Maui councilman who claims hippies are so dirty they pollute streams by bathing m them as called for a county cleanliness code to govern bodily filth. The island of Maui is victimised daily by a human invasion of an unclean, unkept species," says Joseph
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    102 12 A. MASAKAM, 35, was injured when his Ford Prefect crashed into a tree In Dunearn Road near the Singapore Turf Club at S p.m. yesterday. He had swerved to avoid colliding with another vehicle when the car skidded out of control. Passers-by
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    193 12 WASHINGTON, Thurs. President Nixon has said the United States would continue, by diplomacy or any other means, its efforts to free American servicemen held prisoner m North Vietnam. He made the statement yesterday at a White House ceremony where he presented
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    73 12 SAIGON, Thurs. The Saigon Government has accepted m principle the accelerated withdrawal of Thailand's 12,000-strong "Black Panther" division now fighting m South Vietnam, Marshal Dawee Chullasapya, Commander-in-Chief of Thailand's armed forces, revealed today. Before leaving for Phnom Penh after a three-day official visit he said: "Now
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    52 12 CARPENTER Mohd. bin Sarbini, 21, died when he fell from the 15th floor of Hotel Royal m Newton Road on Nov. 13. Mohd. was knocking some planks with a hammer at 11.15 am. when the accident happened. Assistant Coroner Chan Chee Pew recorded a verdict
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    340 12 School fees in arrears a pay cut for teachers TAIPING, Thurs. Education authorities are investigating complaints that 20 teachers from a school near here had their salaries reduced this month because many of its students had failed to pay their fees. The Chief Education Officer, Dato Idris Babjee, said he
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    232 12 From Saigon shack to African palace for war waif Cinderella BANGUI (Central African Republic), Thurs. Until last week, Martine sold cigarettes on the streets of Saigon and lived m a shack made of flattened beer cans. Today, she became the daughter of a President, riding m a limousine. The girl
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    41 12 A CRANE-DRIVER Gan Eng Cheong, 35, charged with raping an 11-year-old girl m a house m Birch Road between Oct. 11 and 13 was committed to stand trial m the High Court by Ninth Magistrate E.C. Foenander yesterday.
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    370 12 The days of wheedling are over Jurong can now afford to be choosy JURONG Town Corporation can now afford to be choosy m parcelling out sites to companies applying for land m the industrial estate. JTC chairman, Mr. Woon Wang Siang, said m a talk on "Challenge on Industrialisation" at
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    Lock icon Woman fell into river in a fit
    66 12 HOUSEWIFE Rokiah binte Kundo,3s, who suffered from epileptic fits for 10 years, fell into a tributary and drowned m Lorong 3, Geylang on Nov. 13. C Her husband, Inche Mohd. Hassan, 36, told the coroner yesterday that Rokiah might have fallen from her
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    Lock icon Singaporeans barred from International School
    236 12 CHILDREN of Singapore citizens are not allowed to enrol m the Singapore International School, an Education Ministry spokesman said yesterday. He did not give reasons for the ruling. Singapore citizens are at present allowed to attend private schools like the American School. The International School,
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      Lock icon LORRY DOES A FLIP, BUT DRIVER CRAWLS OUT UNHARMED
      75 13 LORRY DOES A FLIP, BUT DRIVER CRAWLS OUT UNHARMED this ukivkk 01 this three-ton lorry, Yip Chye Hock, 4t, crawled out unscathed after it overturned at Ewart Circus, Bukit Timah 7V4 m.s. yesterday. The lorry was carrying about 19 tons of timber when one of its rear tyres burst, causing
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      848 13 'I saw Mi mi attack Mrs W with a shining object' HUSBAND MAKES HIS DEFENCE AT MURDER TRIAL BAR GIRL and dance hostess Mimi Wong Weng Siu's husband told the High Court yesterday that he saw her stabbing Mrs. Ayako Watanabe with a "shining white object" on the night of
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      Lock icon Emergency call doctors: Let us use 'No parking' areas
      323 13 PRIVATE doctors want the police to allow them to park m prohibited parking areas when they answer emergency calls and a request has been sent to the Commissioner of Police. Mr. Y.W. Chan, secretary of the Automobile Association of Singapore, says
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      94 13 STATE Coroner Liew Ngik Kee recorded a verdict of misadventure yesterday on the death of Pte. Low Kok Lam, 20, who was drowned while swimming m the sea off Changi Point on Nov. 15. Pte. Low of Seletar Camp who went for a picnic with
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      Lock icon A variety show to mark third NTC anniversary
      235 13 A VARIETY concert featuring the National Theatre Club's music and dance sections will be held at the National Theatre on Dec. 14 at 8 p.m. to celebrate the club's third anniversary. Mr. Low Hiok Boon, chairman of the organising committee, told a
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      95 13 MADAM Hum Yit Quee was fined a total of $600 yesterday for making false statements m her tax returns and failing to notify the Tax Division of the increase m rent of her properties. She pleaded guilty to three charges of failing to
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      Lock icon Robber's phone threat to victim's family
      244 13 FOUR DAYS after two young men had taken part m robbing a carpenter, they threatened to beat up his family for reporting the matter to the police, a court was told yesterday. One of them, ex-national serviceman Chan Cheng Tian, 20, who was arrested
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      32 13 THE numbers picked m yesterday's Toto draw were: 10, 15; 4, 36 and 6. The additional number was 34. In the circles' draw, the numbers picked were 15, 39, 16.
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      Lock icon Red Beard to be shown at Cultural Centre
      523 14  -  NG POH CHUEN THE Singapore Film Society is to screen the film Red Beard, at the Cultural Centre Theatre at 6 pm and 9 pm on Sunday. The" film, highly rated by critics at the 1995 London Film Festival, tells of a
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      295 14  -  THE EVERLY BROTHER'S ORIGINAL GREATEST HITS Yd. (CBS CES4IIS) THERE'S nothing like tuning on to old favourites somehow they're immortal The Everly Brothers those two young smiling fates who captured the music parades of the late 50's with their swinging lilting tunes, surely have
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      712 14 3 pm: A talk on Youth m the United Nations by Mr. Vernon Perreau at the National Library. 7 pm: Night bazaars at Bukit Panjang Village 10 m.s., Indus Road, Jalan Kayu, Kampong Java/Keng Lee Road, Margaret Drive, Circuit Road, Tai Thong Crescent, Telok Kurau (between Lorongs H and k),
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      510 14 StdI*SCODQ r a ~'BP*imiP^uuul I— -uuunuuuaMuuuuuuuuui I— muununnuuuunnnnnni l^#JiUtiJUlaU l^jQEuttSunnGnni I^QElI^Q^ They say an iceberg's You are naturally Y o«r uusuallv fertile* nine-tenths below the emotionally sensitive crwXe iZZtiiuJ surface. You're no and impressionable, S22S at ftsllhroiiJp iceberg, but you wisely certain personal contacts 2SSS opportoiittef to put only a
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    819 16  - Escort gets a boost ALLAN CHAN ENGINE: 1,298 cc cast iron, crossflow and bowl-in-piston combustion chamber; maximum power 57 bhp at 5,500 rpm (net), maximum torque 67 Ib. ft. at 3,000 rpm, compression ratio 9:1. PERFORMANCE: Maximum speed 86 mph; 0 to 60 mph m 163 seconds; fuel consumption 32
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    97 16 DRIVE -IN DRAWN BY JOHN ROBINSON Panic Stops-really standing on the brakescause the wheels to lock. Weight is transferred to the front with the result that the back slides out. Avoid by anticipation. I Going too fast into a corner, then braking on the bend is likely to lock the
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    95 16 A d to the 1970 se end of m dub lew Ford's plaas to iavolvemi complete! from worl Oaly la Motor Co for its Abi Chrysle dropped with m b greatest I Marathon Chrysle moath, Ui competiti raclag c General B ia motor I The re works tt absorbed masagen
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    433 17 chance share e honours seems to herald the beginning of the motor sport on the local front and at 'vel or does It? 's announcement on Tuesday that it to withdraw from racing except for ment la selected formula one events, let the dreaded triangle of withdrawal •rks competition support.
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    491 17 More power for these brakes WANTED THE NEW year a approaching and major motorcycle manufacturers are bringing oat their latest models. Some are entirely new designs, some are modified versions of the lt7t models. The latest from Yamaha Is the L2G, an updated version of their popular YL 1. The
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    1292 17  -  LEE CHIU SAN Ny WHY MUST THE POLICE PICK ON MOTOR CYCLISTS? QlfflOll CYCUNG MOTORCYCLISTS, to arms! This is the cjill made m the latest issue of the magazine "Singapore Motor Sport." "I cannot help feeling that a strong, militant, motorcyclist's representation is long overdue,"
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  • Economic Affairs/Shipping
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      Lock icon Curbs on Singapore firms in Indonesia
      249 18 JAKARTA, Thurs. Apparently stung by criticism m the local press) the Department of Trade announced today it was cracking down on foreign import export firms mostly from Singapore and Hongkong which it claimed are taking business away from private Indonesian firms. In its new
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      115 18 Chinese Chambers meet THE joint committee of the Malaysian and Singapore Chliese Chambers of Commerce will meet la Republic tomorrow to discuss how to speed up the formation of shippers* councils In the two countries. They will also discuss how to strengthen the Shipping Freight Booking Centre which was set
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      173 18 LONDON, Thurs.— West European Industrial leaders today warned President Nixon that enactment of the new U.S. Trade Bill establishing import quotas on some merchandise could bring retaliation against American exports. John Partridgz, president of the Confederation of British industries, announced that he had sent the warning
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      42 18 (Yesterday's closing prices, m tr.S. dollars per ounce). Singapore (1) 39.20. (2) 148.60; Hongkong 39.23; Beirut 37.95; London 37.65; Zurich 37.808 37.955. Paris 38.16. Note: (1) Export price to non-sterling area* m U.S. dollars. (2) Local dealers' price per taeL
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      29 18 (Closing buyer/seller prices for Nov. 26, m sterling par metric ion). Ton*: Steady but quiet; Spot 1479 1481; 8-month 1480 1481; Settlement 1481; 'Total turnover 540 tone.
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      Lock icon Khir: USSR may buy more SMR
      258 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Soviet Union, Poland, Czechoslovakia and Hungary have given an assurance to the Commerce and Industry Minister, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, that they would consider buying more Standard Malaysian Rubber. Inche Kbir said today the four countries were studying the advantages
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      255 18 SINGAPORE-MALAYSIA Merchant rates fixed yesterday by the Association of Banks m Malaysia-Singapore. Local dollars per unit of foreign currency. HONGKONG (Rates m Hongkong dollars, for Nov. 26). On New York TT 6.***** South Vietnam (per On New York DD 6.0825 1.000 piastres) 14.70 Gold (99% fineness. Sterling
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      537 18 THE Malaysian Investment Fund, which is managed by Asia Unit Trusts, has lifted its dividend payment for the six months ended Oct. IS by 19 per cent compared with the dividend for the previous six months. The executive director of Asia Unit Trusts, Mr R.C.
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      342 18 A consistently steady tone during the week (ended Nov. 26) eventually saw a near three-cent rise from previous levels, reported HOLIDAY, CUTLER BATH. Although China has reportedly made no further appearance on the market since last week's brief sally, this re-entry acted as a catalyst to subsequent
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      246 18 PEOPLE in business Mr JOHN HA MILL, a -director of International Export Association, will be visiting Singapore from December 1 to 4. Mr Ha mill left London on November 10, visiting Beirut, Karachi, Calcutta, Bangkok, Hongkong and. Sydney, to strengthen tie* with association members and businessmen. He will have similar
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      71 18 SABAH TIMBER'S estimated profit for the six months ended June was £1,860,000 compared to £1,750,000 for the same period last year. The interim report said profits for the full year are not expected to reach the 1969 all time record as log production m the second half of
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      292 18 The market yesterday closed sharply lower with prices declining over a broad front, dealers said. Trading was minimal and at 1446 the Financial Times index was six points lower at 321.5. The market reacted sharply to Id's lower third quarter results, which coupled with results from other
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      236 18 AMSTERDAM Internationals were weak m quiet dealings yesterday. But KLM Airlines was firm and shippings steady with Scheevaart Unie down. Losses predominated m local industrials, except carpet firms which were steady to firm. Leading banks and investment funds lost ground and insurances were weaker. PARIS The market dosed
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      268 18 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The U.S. government said m a preliminary report that wholesale prices dropped this month, a cheering economic note after Tuesday's report of October's biggest jump m living costs m six months. The Labour Department said wholesale costs of food and a broad
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  • SHIPPING GAZETTE
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      760 19 ANCHISES 62 (Q) D«c 7/10 L'pool, B'fast, G'gow via Trinco. C'bo, D'ban. BF/MC AN DRZEJ STRUG n Pt/Nov 29 P. Sham (Nov 30/ Dec 1) Ptntng (D«c 2/3). A'dam/R'dam, H'burg, Qydnla. POL/CFS backtera KITA Dec S Muscat, Dubai. Karachi. CPKM/CPA ARPETA Dec 1/3 P. Sham, Penang, Colombo. Bombay.
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    594 20 Including ships sailing out of Singapore for Far East ports to the north-east S!^!!!!!P mmmmm^nr^ Manila. Hongkong, Ke«ung, Kaoh»iun«. HLL/AFT ANNA TAYLOR o«c 2 /6 S.*on. Quinhon. SSV/BA AR.STAGELOS Dec 1/2 !■>.■«-. MOSK/LEO ASTRIOBAKKE Dec 26/28 Hongkong. Japan, Vcouver. KSL/SB ASKA Dec 6/7 HK., Y'hama, Nagoya. Kobe/Osaka. 81/ IK
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    309 20 TOKYO, Thurs. A professor at Nihon University has developed an effective and economical method to dispose of oil discharged from ships and industrial plants as well as livestock waste. Professor Masakuni Kanai, who is specialising m sanitary engineering, announced the new method at a recent meeting of the
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    235 20 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY HAS MADE THESE BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR NOVEMBER 27. OUT: Quirinale 1/2; Asahi Maru No. 37 8/9; Glenfalloch 10/11; Theseus 33/34; Helenas 38/39; Leda Maersk 42/43; Shinun Maru 44; Florian Ceynowa 47; Aik Leong 20 east IN: Salimiah (after Thomas Maersk) 3/4; Boribana
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    163 20 Mainly ships bound for Australia and New Zealand, including ships calling at Manila, etc. AUSTRALASIA Nov 28/30 Fremantle (Dec 7). AUS/AUS AUSTRALASIA Dec 17/19 P. Sham (Dec 20). Singapore (Dec 21), Fremantle (D«c 28). AUS/AUS BRORIVER Dec 24/27 Adelaide, Melbourne. Sydney. SSL/TC BROWIND Jan 21/24 Adelaide. Melbourne, Sydney. SSL/TC
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    386 20 I Including ships calling at Malaysian and Indonesian ports. «üby 5«-5 TDY B.S. Begawan. SSC/SSC B. MANGAN Dec 29 P. Sham (Dec 31). BBL/HC BRONX VI LLE Dec 3 P. Sham (Dec 7). BBL/MC DARPOSATU Dec 3/5 Sorong/Biak/DJajapura. SI/SI EPAR Inpt/Nov2B DJakarta/Semarang. PL/PL ESAU In Pt/Nov 30 Bandjarmasin PL/PL
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    480 21 IPOH, Thurs. The President of the All-Malaya Chinese Mining Association, Dato Chan Kwong Hon, yesterday called on the Government to reduce the "heavy tax burden" borne by the tin industry. He said: "It is our earnest hope that our Government will lend a sympathetic
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    1539 21 STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE TH ERE was no f oil o w- through of Wednesday's bulMsh trend and trading on the Stock Exchange yesterday finished on a mixed note. Volume also sank below the one-million mark to 863,000 units to which industrials subscribed 729,000, properties
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    79 21 (Managers' price, foe Nov. 27) B. 8. ASIA UNIT TRUSTS Mai. Invt. Fund 1.17 1.22xd MaLFrogreas Fu««l 1.02 1.07 CHARTERED UNIT TRUSTS Growth Fund .97 1.02xd SINGAPORE UNIT TRUSTS Wn— II i m US Thtad sngapoqp 1.16 B. S. The Commerce Ind. Fund .96 l.OOxd The Saving Fund
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      297 21 tt-l/» cents a lb. (up one cent). Wednesday's after-hours steadiness was carried through to the morning market yesterday. Prices opened with December l RSS at 56-1/4 cents. Speculator buying and further shortcovering lifted prices to the day's high of 56-7/8 cents before profit-taking and a smattering of
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      63 21 (Yesterday's official buyer /seller prices, m pence perlb). Tone: Hesitant; ClF's Dec. 19-1/8 19-1/2, Jan. 19-3/8 19-11/16 Feb. 19-6/8 20; Spot 19-7/8 20-1/4; Settlements Jan. 20-3/16 20-7/16, Feb. 20-1/2 20-3/4, March 20-7/8 21-1/8, Jan/March 20-1/2 20-3/4. April/June 21-3/8 21-1/2, July /Sept. 21-7/8 22-1/16, Oct/Dec. 22-1/8 22-6/16, Jan/March 22-1/4
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      62 21 TIN SO4O a picul (dowa $4). The Straits tin price fell by $4 a picul yesterday to $646 on an offering estimated five tons lower at 290 tons. The London overnight prices registered another big fall of £13 a ton. Support at the lower levels m Penang came
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      51 21 DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED BATU KAWAN RUBBER AND COCONUT PLANTATIONS will pay a second interim dividend of 10 per cent on Dec. 30 to shareholders on the register today. TAIPING CONSOLIDATED will pay an interim dividend (its 63rd.) of 10 per cent on Dec. 28 to shareholders on the register on Dec.
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      156 21 (Yesterday's 1.30 p.m. prices, m sterling per long too, unless otherwise stated). COPRA (U.S. dollars per long ton): Philippine/Indonesian Nov. 231, Dec and Jan. Both 232 V*. Feb. 233%. all resellers. COCONUT OIL: Strait* Dec /Jan. 163 quoted; Malayan March 166 sellers; Philippine (U.S. dollars per long ton)
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      334 21 The market yesterday started with a modest rally centred on leading issues but failed to gain further support on lack of fresh stimuli. Prices continued to drift lower m the afternoon and the stock average slipped 15.78 yen to close at 2,041.15 yen. Prominent losers were Nippon
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      644 21 Share prices declined over a broad front yesterday although one or two mining shares were able to close off the bottom. Speculative stocks were nearly all marked down, while many established issues followed suit. Mineral Securities shed 50 cents at $12.70 as the latest Westmoreland moves outweighed
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      216 21 Stocks were firm yesterday although turnover did not show a significant increase. Banks improved $1 to $163, and Land also had a similar rise to $104. Jardines advanced to $30.75, while Lights, Electrics and Telephone held steady. Paul Y. declined to S6 but was looking firmer at
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      185 21 LONDON, Thurs. Grain shippers have covered cargoes from the U.S. North Pacific to Manila at US$l2 fd (free discharge) for Dec. and from the U.S. Gulf to West Italy at US$B.5O fd for Jan. It was now understood that yesterday's tentative coal fixtures from Hampton Boards to
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    519 23 BRIAN CLOSE DISMISSED LONDON, Thurs. Brian Close, the former England's captain and Yorkshire's skipper for the past seven years, has been dismissed, the county committee announced m a shock statement, yesterday. Close, aged 39, will not be reengaged for the next season,
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    120 23 Macao Prix promises to be exciting MACAO, Thurs. Jim Bussel, the Australian who is the managing director of the Malayan Air Charter of Kuala Lumpur, told AFP that the Macao Prix race on Sunday will be 'a very fast and exciting one. Bussel, who was the winner of the Prix
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    304 23 Progressive shows top form in trial RACING HERALD "TZ** SPEEDMASTER and Progressive (Subian Dalwee) provided an interesting workout on soft going at Bukit Timah yesterday. They raced stride for stride over 3f m 38 2/5 with very little between them at the post. Progressive has improved tremendously since his fifth
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    177 23 Fortaae Hunter, who scored a smart double at Kuala Lumpur early this month, has been promoted to the top class. Escalation a run-away winner at Bukit Timah last week, goes over to class two from class three while Sir Kmigkt and Demand Draft have been
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    159 23 NEW YORK, Thurs. Fiji's Rugby Union touring team was beaten 12-11 by a New York selection at Randall's Island Stadium here yesterday. The match, watched by a crowd of 2,000, was played to mark the admission of Fiji to the United Nations. The
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    270 23 TEEING off times for the Malaysia/Singapore Sikhs Sports Council Golf to be played at Sime Road, on Sunday, November 29. DDD Ist TEE: 7.30 Gian Singh (10); B.S. Soin (10); Gurdex Singh GUI (12). 7.36 Hargopa Singh GUI (11); Babu Singh (13); Kharak Singh Dhat (16). 7.42
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    342 23 STOCKHOLM, Thurs. Cliff Richey of the United States last night emerged as sole winner of the U5525,000 first prize m the International Tennis Grand Prix series, thanks to a second round win m the Stockholm open tournament. Ricbey, 23, made sure of the
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    420 23 TAIPEI, Thurs. World track and field record holder, Miss Chi Cheng of Taiwan wishes to concentrate on sprinting and giving up broad jump and pentathlon m the Asian Games it was reported here today. In a trans-ocean telephone interview the "iron
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    291 24 ELEVEN countries have so far responded to Singapore's invitation to participate m the first Commonwealth Table Tennis Championships to be held at the Singapore Badminton Stadium from Mar. 20 to 25. The participating nations are England, Scotland, Australia, New Zealand, India, Malaysia, Nigeria, Ghana,
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    141 24 FIRM favourites Daggers trounced Fraser and Neave 31-12 m the Singapore Women's Netball Association's Inter-League tournament at River Valley Road yesterday. Daggers played up to expectations and excelled with fast and swift passings. Jenny Loyd and Wendy Scott top-scored for Daggers, who led by 1 S
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    369 24 Easy 29-8 win for Nomads over Farelf SCC NOMADS played hard and fast rugby to trounce GHQ Farelf by 29 points (4 goals, a drop goal, a penalty and a try) to 8 (goal and a try) m a friendly match on the padang yesterday. FARELF took the field with
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    187 24 SINGAPORE Recreation Club trounced Far East Air Force 7-1 m a friendly women's hockey match at the Padang yesterday. Left winger Lav Pik Nguk was the star of the match. She netted three of the seven goals for Recs. The match was a
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    81 24 ENTRIES are now invited for the Singapore Chess Federation 1970 Inter-Club chess tournament which starts on Dec. 4. The competition will be divided into two sections and all entries must be submitted to the competitions secretary, Singapore Chess Federation, P.O. Box 190, Killiney Road by
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    388 24 INDIA is confident of retaining the Asian Games hockey title. Team manager Mr. Balbir Singh said this shortly after the Indian 21-member squad arrived Paya Lebar Airport yesterday- "We have the youngest side to represent India m a major international
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    226 24 LONDON, Wed. England, playing their first match since the World Cup, scored a comfortable 3-1 victory over East Germany here tonight. It was the East Germans' first visit to Wembley, and a crowd of 93,000 turned out to see them. England played
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    93 24 TOKYO. Thurs. Hans Gunnar Likjenvall and BJorn Olof Anders Jacobson of Sweden shared the first-day lead m an international modern pentathlon meet after they each scored 1,035 points by beating 23 opponents m fencing yesterday. Japan's ground self-defence force champion, Shozo Fujita, was third as
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    205 24 STATE three-quarter Liew Khim Liat is a doubtful starter m the Singapore Civilians side against Singapore Joint Services m the HMS Malaya Cup rugby match on the Padang tomorrow. Khim Liat is on the injured list sustained m the friendly match two
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      13 1 THE SINGAPORE herald RACE GUIDE FOR THIRD DAY Singapore, Sat., Nov. 28, 1970
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