The Straits Times, 26 November 1970

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    27 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200.000 The Straits Times f Tiie Ijitional IfiWipßP Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1970 15 CENTS KD.N. 4517 M.C (P) No. 1507
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    Lock icon FLASHBACK
    15 1 MISHIMA committing harakiri in the Him which he directed and starred In. UPI radiophoto.
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    Lock icon Author in harakiri drama
    617 1 Author in harakiri drama Swordsmen invade army hq, hold general hostage TOKYO, Wednesday JAPAN'S most famous author, Yukio Mishima, slashed open his stomach in harakiri style and was beheaded by swordwaving followers after a raid today that came out of the pages of Samurai warrior history. The writer BOd one
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    Mishima told reporter how to cover the story
    186 1 Mishima told reporter how to cover the story TOKYO. Wed. Yukio Mishima. who committed harikiri in an army base hcrr. issued a statement before he rushed to tin- h.ise which said he acted in the name patriotism. "Outsiders may look at this incident as an insane affair, hut v»r hope
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    Lock icon Fighting again in Jordan
    79 1 Fighting again in Jordan BEIRUT, Wed. Heavy lighting broke out between King Hussein's army and Palestinian guerillas in Jordan today, the Palestinian Resistance Movement reported In Beirut. A statement said the fight ing. which erupted at 7.30 a.m. was still raging at noon, but it was not possible to confirm
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    Lock icon Diplomat seeks asylum
    32 1 ROME. Wed— Mr. Jossef Szall, Hungarian Ambassador here for seven years up to last August, has applied (or political asylum In Italy, an Interior Ministry llWoTWiinn said here. Reuter
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    Lock icon Villagers drown inspector
    28 1 JAKARTA Wed Angry villagers In West Sumatra drowned a police Inspector because he shot dead several of their pigs. Antara News Agency reported today. Reuter
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    Lock icon Cancer drug
    41 1 WASHINGTON Wed —Cancer researcher* think they have found body chemical that turns normal cells cancerous and have discovered a way to defeat the cancer-causing process with drugs. The dtscoverv's greatest promise would be In the treatment of leukemia. UPI
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    Lock icon OFFICIALS GIVING AID TO REBELS: THANOM
    92 1 OFFICIALS GIVING AID TO REBELS: THANOM BANGKOK, Wed. Premier Thanom Kittikachoran said today many military and civilian officers had been involved in supplying arms to Muslim dissidents in southern Thailand. They face the death penalty as traitors, he told reporters. Bat he did not identify the officers. Thai police in
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    Lock icon 90 living in sewers held
    51 1 JAKARTA. Wed. Police have rounded up about 90 people living in underground sewers close to the presidential palace. A police spokesman said today that the destitutes, who Included prostitute?, hawkers and pickpockets, had beer, living there for several months, some of them with young children.
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    OAU to discuss the Guinea invasion
    96 1 ADDIS ABABA. Wed. Foreign Ministers of the 41 -member Organisation of African Unity (OAU) wIU consider "the barbarous aggression" against Guinea at a special session in Lagos on December 9. The O.A.U. Defence Commission, composed of Chiefs of Staff of all member states, will
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    -Gag is off, but only inSAF paper
    403 1 -Gag is off, but only inSAF paper SINGAPORE, Wed. National servicemen, warned recently against writing to the press, can continue airing their grievances through letters only to the Singapore Armed Forces bulletin, National Pioneer. The monthly magazine has decided, beginning with the latest issue out today, to reserve space exclusively
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    Lock icon Bombs blast at Aeroflot
    47 1 NEW YORK. Wed.-A born* exploded in the New York headquarters of Aeroflot. the Soviet airlines, today, polire .-aid There were no injuries, but a, plate Rlass window on the first floor of the three-storey buildin« •as blown out and furniture wh destroyed.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon STRIKES OVER SACKING OF POSTAL CHIEF
      77 1 STRIKES OVER SACKING OF POSTAL CHIEF SEE PAGE 13 LONDON. U.d. Bitftal political, row Mnrr thr C onvrvativr* won power flvt months ago erupted today over tarkin* of thr Chairman of the Post Office orporation. Lord Hall. b> Mi.iister of Posts and Telecoms, Mr. hristophri hataway. The two main unions
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      UN ACTS ON HIJACKING
      65 1 IMTHI NATIONS. \Wd The Onrral Awrmbly con* drrnnrd aerial hijacking today and ur*rd all I mrmbrr *tat>x "tv takr all appropriate mra'urrv to drtrr. prrvrnt or «upprr*V all art\ of interferrnre with rl\l| air IravH. It adopted. 105-0. with rixht abstentions a c nmprrhrnsivr resolution aimrd
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    Lock icon Children pay their respects at grave
    253 2 Children pay their respects at grave SINGAPORE. Wednesday THEY came in hundreds t,o pay their respects at the late President's grave today and prominent, armmn hem were the schoolchildren or Singapore. Many had lined city streets to watch the funeral procession yesterday while others saw the solemn ceremony on telpvision.
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    THE BUNGA MELOR IS LAUNCHED
    51 2 rpOKYO, Wed— Toh Puan 1 Tan Slew Sin, wife nf Malaysia's Finance Minister, today launched the 14.500-ton cargo liner Bunga Melor at Sumitomo Shipbuilding's U r a K a dockyard, south of here. The ship is for the Malaysian International Shipping Corporation Malaysia's national shipping
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    Festival gifts
    34 2 PENANG. Wed —The Sute Women's Institute today delivered 1.024 Hurl Raya cake parcels 10 the territorial army camp at Batu TTban here for despatch to security forces operating on the Thai-Malaysian border.
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    FEAF's Pakistan relief flights save organisations a fortune
    316 2 SINGAPORE. Wed rpHE Far East Air Force has saved international and local organisations a fortune in freight costs by operating a regular mercy flight to cycloneravaged East Pakistan. Since last Thursday. FEAF freighters have flown more than 400.000-lb of urgently needed food,
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    MORE TRIBUTES TO LATE PRESIDENT
    1520 3 MORE TRIBUTES TO LATE PRESIDENT From leaders around the world SINGAPORE. Wed. PRESIDENT Ynsol bin Islnk's place in the nation as a pillar of strength insures .< permanent niche for Mini in the country's history, in the last difficult decade. President Richard Nixon said this in a condolence message to
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    15,000 new jobs created in Malaysia
    210 3 15,000 new jobs created in Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Malaysian manufacturing industry has created 15.000 jobs this year And by the end of tliis year. 300 projects with an employment potential of 30.000 would have been approved, the chairman of UM Federal Industrial Development. Authority. Raja Tan Sri Mohar
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    Family of President stays on awhile at the Istana
    304 3 Family of President stays on awhile at the Istana SINGAPORE. Wed. The late Presidents f;«mily Is staying on at the I.stana their home for 11 years until alternative accommodation is arranged. "We don't have a DOOM Of our own said 20-year-old Imran. only sun of Puan Noor Alshah and th»
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    Court's bogus name or a real person' poser
    459 4 Court's bogus name or a real person' poser 1 SINGAPORE. Wed LAWYER today asked the Supreme i (.ourl lo decide whether one of live uortnen limned in i family partnership agreement w;is :i fictitious name representing a group interest, or if it \\:is ;i real person. Mr. C.3. Wu, tor
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    Plan to mark Malaysia-Thai border
    163 4 Plan to mark MalaysiaThai border BANGKOK. Wed. The Thai Government has asked the Foreign Affairs and Interior ministries to make a joint study of a proposal for demarcation of the Malaysian-Thai border at two points, official sources said today. The sources said the Foreign Affairs Ministry yesterday presented to the
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    Temple service
    29 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Singapore Sinhaln Buddhist Asmelation yesterday held a memorial service tor the late President Yu»of at the Sri Lankaramaya Buddhist Temple in St Michael's Road.
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    Airlines' research bureau becomes an association
    201 4 Airlines' research bureau becomes an association SINGAPORE. Wed. The 0 Orient Airlines Research Bureau will soon t ke on a new name in keeping with its function. It will be known as the Orient Airline* Association a MUM proposed at the ninth assembly ol the chief executives of the 10
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    Squadron says farewell
    45 4 SINGAPORE Wed— The 55 Air Dispatch Souadron of the Royal Corp of Trarmport held a ftrewtll parade at Changl air base thix morning to mark lt» ili'-bandment It will return to Britain next month after 25 yean' service In me Far Fatt.
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    Ganja sailor jailed
    63 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. An Indonesian seaman, A. Hun k was jailed for nine months today for having •> 1 lt> of itanja worth SA4S enough to make 12.600 reefers on board a cargo vessel, Tjaahaja Buana yesterday. Srnior Inspector Chia Client Poh. projterutinc, said the fanja was found
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    MEDITATION: THE SWAMPS ANSWER TO DRUGS
    289 4  - MEDITATION: THE SWAMPS ANSWER TO DRUGS TAN WANG JOO By wea. Swarni Muktananda Paramahansa. 63. has a message for all those who d like to go for drug-t a k i n g "kicks' try meditation. The swami. who flew in tonight with eight followers from Australia on the last
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    Lock icon Look who's also doing the sit-up'
    176 5 SINGAPORE. Wed DOGS do it. lions do it. even pet seals ret In on the act but it's not often that a four-ton truck sits up and begs Onr did. in Tanjrlin Road this morning. It happened when a halfton transformer and 158 boxes
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    Pillion rider dies after a head-on collision
    93 5 Pillion rider dies after a head-on collision SINGAPORE. Wed. A motor-cycle pillion rider wa.v fatally injured when h: vehicle collided head-on with a van at the Junction of New Bendeemer Road and Serangoon Road last i.lght. Llm Boon Ct.uan. 26. died In Outram Hospital early this morning, a lew hours
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    1,202 more cars on the roads last month
    63 5 1,202 more cars on the roads last month SINGAPORE. Wed— The number of motorcars in Singapore increased by 1.202 iasl month, bringing the total to 140,616. Latest figures released by the Registrar of Vehicles also showed Increases in the number ol other forms of tian.sport These Included bicycles t7o7>. motorcycles,
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    Waiter with scraper
    43 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. A macist rate today called for a probation report on a waiter. Tan Poh Leng. 16. who admitted carrying a bearing sciaper. wrapped In newspaper, without a satisfactory explanation In China Btreet on Oot. 14. Ball was allowed.
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    Govt ventures into animal products manufacture
    194 5 Govt ventures into animal products manufacture T ur SINGAPORE. Wednesday HE Government to venturing into another field of private enterprise to produce market and export agricultural and animal products inon^^meS tSST" The company, the Primary Industries Enterprise Private) Ltd.. was registered last month with a capital of $500,000. No lnrormatlon
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    15 eggs cost him $150
    40 5 PETrtLtNG JAVA. Wed. Fifteen effgs worth $150 cost Sarjunl bin Ahmad $!50 today Sarjunl 24. was found guilty of stealing them from a poultryfarm where he worked at Bth mile Klang Road on Aug. 22
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    Reds blast bomb as forces attack their camp
    162 5 Reds blast bomb as forces attack their camp KUALA LUMPUR. W?d. Communist terrorists exploded a devise believed to b<» a home-made bomb when a security forces patrol approached the'r camp in the Loba Bunu' Laut area, north-west oi Binatang. in Sarawak third division last wetk. The security forces attacked the
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    Chamber chief
    30 5 IPOH. Wed— Dato Lav Pak Khuan. 76. will retire as the president of the Perak Chinese Chamber of Commerce after having led it for more than 30 years.
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    Brunei will not renew 500 clerks' contracts
    100 5 BAND»R SERI BEOA- WAN. Wed Th" Brunei Government will not renew the contracts "f 500 clerks who are non-citizens. The clerks who are mostly from Malaysia. Singapore and India ar° employed on a month -to month basis. They wil! be replaced by local
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    Expelled man came back to be stabbed to death: Police
    243 5 Expelled man came back to be stabbed to death: Police SINGAPORE. Wed. Secret society fighter Tan Poh Kock. 19. from West Malaysia. wa& expelled to the Federation, but came back secretly to be stabbed to death, a coroner heard today. Inspector Jaswant Singh testifying at an Inquiry Into his death
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    Unemployment in Johore rising, says Mentri
    115 5 Unemployment in Johore rising, says Mentri l OHORE BAHRU. Wed. O Johores unemployment rate Is the third highest in the country, the Mentri Besar, Dato Hajl Othman Sa at said today. Announcing a five-point plan by the State"s Development Corporation to beat unemployment, he said In Muar and Johore Bahru
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    S'pore fashions
    33 5 SINGAPORE. Wea. The Singapore Manufacturers Association's Group "B Committee will present a show "Singaporr Fashions 1971" at the Product Display Centre In Raffles Place on Dec. 4 at 5. 15 p.m.
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      102 5 $ItUU Thursday 26th. Nov., 1970. g^toodP* .Fruitcop-sh""* cocms.i I Celebrate the Harvest of the Pilgrim -Zi-. Broth -ciam chowd« 1 Fathers with a Thanksgiving Day v^.t.we-B*^___ Lunch or Dinner at the 1 Roast Turkey «.th Oi^w* I G,bMt Gravy 1 ftartour Cranbtny^f* |Y"t*t I g^cK and Green O»«v«» W uot
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    Professor: Mimi's mind wasn't normal if...
    603 6 'SHE COULD HA YE HAD A VIRUS INFECTION* SINGAPORE, Wed pKOFKSSOR (i. A. RanMine ol the Outrum Hospital today testified that a dance hostess accused of murder was suffering Irom an abnoiiiuililv of the mind ii' all the medical factors about her were taken
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    INCREASE AGAIN IN CARGO AND SHIPPING
    96 6 INCREASE AGAIN IN CARGO AND SHIPPING SINGAPORE. Wed. Total cargo handled by the port of Singapore for the first nine months of this year was 19.2 million tons —an increase of IS per cent over the same period last year. Latest statistics also showed that the volume of shipping had
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    YMCA dance
    41 6 SINGAPORE. Wee! The Chlnej* YMCA International Polk Dance Club will hold a buffet dinner and dance at its Homer Cheng Auditorium on Dec. 31. Tickets at 15 for non-members, and $4 for members are available at the Chinese YMCA
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    "Accused; Let me go handcuffed to fetch mother...
    235 6 SINGAPORE. Wod JobItH Srah Prng Song. 42. today begged a magistrate to allow him to go home to f«>tch his "deaf and old" mother to bail him out "even if I have to go handcuffed and escorted by police." Seah pleaded not
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    Testing pigs
    40 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Th« Primary Production Department w!'.l hold discussion on performance teftlr.g >n pigs for farme.a at the Sembawang field experimental station on Dec. 3 at 10 am., and not Dec U. as reported in >e.<-terday's Straits Times.
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    Outraging modesty trial to be heard in camera
    206 6 SINGAPORE. Wed A magistrate today ordered the continued trial of a man charged with outraging the modesty of his 14--year-old step-daughter be heard in camera. But he refused a request from defence counsel Mr. David Marshall that the first day's evidence should
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      238 6 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSi Work in M invoiui ur> movt--4 Bxpenment *iO> uantpurt in ?J* nt the hea<J tSI the labortwry (4-4) 7 ?!JT* k 2"S2Sf nclTcit P»rt of thmtn in th« round Rhod I I nd b fore th r 1 (6) i 9. l*«vlnf word* out of mtuun
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    'Reject quickie divorce' plea to court
    298 7 'Reject quickie divorce' plea to court 'GROUNDS CANNOT BACK PETITION 9 SINGAPORE, Wednesday r J[Mll. Indian court which granted ;i "quickie* 1 divorce to Singapore teacher N.K. Si\;irajan had no jurisdiction because !ls k'g;il sl;iius w;is lower than thai <>l' Mir Ili^li Court here, a lawyer claimed today. The submission
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    Society's three Hari Raya Puasa functions
    93 7 Society's three Hari Raya Puasa functions SINGAPORE. Wed. The All Malaya Muslim nary Society i n Lorong 12. Oeylang. will hold three functions next month a.s part of its Hari Raya Puaaa celebrations. On Dec. 6, the .society's weltare department will entertaln about 800 underprivileged children to a Han Raya
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    Firm winds up with $33,000 in the red after two years
    236 7 Firm winds up with $33,000 in the red after two years 4 N advertising firm, which started business with a capital of 525.000 two years ago. ended up $33,000 In the red. This was disclosed t.idav by the firm Internanona n and Scripts Ptc 1 .1 <i of Malcolm Road
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    Zulkifli's $1,100 reward for giving his blood
    149 7 Zulkifli's $1,100 reward for giving his blood SINGAPORE. WIII Blum! donor Private Mohamad Zulkifli bin I.opr of thr Singapore CiU.ird Regiment received his big reuard yesterday —the first prize of Si 100 in the lucky draw for British Army blood donor*. He was presented with a cheque for the sum
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    Show put off
    40 7 SINGAPORE. Wed —A film show M-heduleti at Globe Theatre tomorrow morning by the Monk's Hill Primary School advisory committee has been postponed to a date in January' as a mark of respect for the late President Yusof.
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    SMMWU wins ballot
    64 7 SINGAPORE. Wed The Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union today won th» right to represent the 170 workers of Interocean Lines (SEA 1 Pte Ltd.. formerly known a.s K P.M Of the 147 workers who took part In a seciet ballot all except six voted in favour
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    Open verdict on girl
    64 7 SINGAPORE. Wed A coroner today returned an (•relict on Tan Je» Eng ,10 dlwi almost a jfir after riM I'll while setting off a bus al a .-top In Woodland.' Road on N<>\ 17 !a-i year Tan knocked her hrad against th' curb of the slop
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    SINGAPORE FOOD NOT HYGIENIC ENOUGH SAYS EXPERT
    353 7 SINGAPORE FOOD NOT HYGIENIC ENOUGH SAYS EXPERT SINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore's food production is not up to the standard of hygiene demanded internationally, British food technologist Mr. Ronald Jowitt said today. "It is encouraging to see hair-covering by workers in some factories. But even then the way they are put on
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    Secrets of wrecked Summit
    1547 8 Secrets of wrecked Summit SPY PLANE AFFAIR TORPEDOES BIG 4 TALKS -DAY FOUR] WHEN I returned to France from my trip to the New World (spring, 1960) I found universal interest concentrated on the Summit conference. In London I told Macmillan. in Washington I told Eisenhower and from Cayenne I
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    Russian Premier's pavement Press conference signals the end...
    1135 9 Russian Premier's pavement Press conference signals the end... FROM PAGE EIGHT publishing what had been said by the one side and the otner and agree to meet again after two or thrrr days. Having allowed the others to put forward their view.s I. in my turn, addressed the gathering. I
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    Lock icon Possible defections from Snap worries Ningkan
    257 10 Possible defections from Snap worries Ningkan INCHING. Wed. Former Sarawak Chief Minister, Dato Stephen Kal o n g Ningkan is finding that leading the opposition has as many problems as leading the party in power. Dato Nlngkan's Sarawak National Party (Snap) won 12 out of 48 seats and nine of
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    Housewife's vain bid to save a life
    190 10  -  IGNATIUS STEPHEN 1 •KISS OF LIFE DRAMA AT MARKET By BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Wed.— The "kiss of life 1 and a heart massage by a local housewife here failed to revive a 50-year-old man when he collapsed after a sudden stroke, in the
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    Man fined $10,000 for bid to evade duty
    199 10 Man fined $10,000 for bid to evade duty SINGAPORE. Wednesday A MAN was fined 510,000. or nine months' jail. A today on three charges of Customs evasion and conveyance of dutiable perfumery, cosmetics and toiletries, worth about $20,000. Daulatrai Joshi, 47. admitted being concerned in conveying dutiable goods with intent
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    Fewer pipes
    33 10 SINGAPORE. Wed —The PUB has reduced the number of stand-pipes in the Republic In a bid to stop wastage of water. Last year, there were 1,088 755 fewer compared with 1968.
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    Three to attend conference in Colombo
    75 10 Three to attend conference in Colombo SINGAPORE, Wed. Three Singapore physiotherapists left here today for Colombo to attend the first International Assembly of the Asian Pacific League of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation which begins on Thursday. They are Mrs. R. Sivanandan from the Thomson Hospital. Miss Ann Choo from Outram
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    Woman found in coma at hotel leaves hospital
    82 10 Woman found in coma at hotel leaves hospital SINGAPORE. Wed.— A woman. Pang Pek. 22. who was admitted to Outram Hospital two days ago for suspected poisoning, was discharged this afternoon. Pang, said to be from Indonesia, checked in at the Southern Hotel in New Bridge Road at about 9.45
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    Special service
    22 10 SINOAPORE. Wed The Novena In Thomson Road will hold a special service for the late President Yusof on Sunday evening.
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    Mother is jailed for 'khalwat'
    72 10 KLANG. Wed. -A 28-year-old mother of four, Zahara binte Jamaluddin. who claimed her husband was detained in Pulau Jerjak. was today fined $150 by the Religious Court here for commit tint; "khalwat" (close proximity 1. She committed the offence with Zaharuddin Shah bin Mohamed Shun.
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    Parade put off
    33 10 SINGAPORE. Wed —The Singapore Armed Forces' parade at Teiißah Camp, scheduled for Friday, has been postponed because the Republic is in mourning. Quests will be Informed of the alternative date.
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    Brain tumour patient doing well in NZ
    156 10 SINGAPORE, Wed. The news from New Zealand where Singapore brain tumour patient Khoo Ah Soon, underwent an operation last month, is good. In a letter to Mr. P. Raj Sachdev, the ex-president of the Rotary Club of Singapore, the Professor of Endocrinology, Auckland
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    Man falls two floors
    52 10 SINGAPORE, Wed. Labourer T.oh Soon Tian, 24. was admitted to Outram Hospital after falling from the second floor of the Apollo Hotel, now under construction at the junction of Ou tr am Road and HaveJock Road at about 1.20 p.m. today. His condition was reported as
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    Big jump in air traffic through S'pore
    226 11 Big jump in air traffic through S'pore FIGURE TO DOUBLE IN NEXT FIVE YEARS SINGAPORE, Wednesday ]y|()Rh than 1,350,000 passengers passed through Singapore airport Inst year, and the figure is expected lo double in five years. The airport also handled over 1.800 metric tons of air cargo during the same
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    German travel group due
    39 11 SINGAPORE. Wed man German tra\el delegation, currently on a Fur FaM erlurational tour, 'in arrive nn Friday for week., visit. They v. HI compile Si Mid Inrormanon lor Ciermar tourr's tntonding to visit the Republic.
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    Big holiday rush for hill and sea resorts
    106 11 Big holiday rush for hill and sea resorts KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Hill and sea resorts will be Invaded by holidaymakers this weekend. According t<> astronomical calculations, the new moon will be sighted on Sunday evening, and Harl K.r 1 Puasa will be on Monday. 'I his means Hint mo.si people
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    PSA dredging operations
    44 11 I l\( 081 Wed —The Port Authority mil c.my cm: spot dredelnu nporatlnns in the port's ve.Mern MCtar fiimi Dec. 1 Mnrmer.s are ;rked In keep wrll ilpHr of the area of operations and pi(K-e*d past at th« ilovrM .vpr«>d poaaMb.
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    Post of Chief Scout now vacant
    187 11 Post of Chief Scout now vacant CINOAPORE, Wed. The 0 post of Chief Scout of Singapore is now vacant. President Yusof bin Ishak. who for 11 years led the movement in Singapore first when he was Yang di-Pertuan Negara and later as the Republic's first President died two days ago.
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    Talk by Thomson
    50 11 SINGAPORE. Wed.-- Mr. GO ilioiii'>n. deputy secreary In the Ministry ol Foreign Affairs, will speak on "The concept of Sin- i gapores forelsn policy" at n lunrli meeting of the Beta Chapter of the V's Men's Club of Singapore in the Viking Room. Goodwuod Hotel, on Saiurday.
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    Firms are urged to help Malays in commerce and industry
    133 11 PCNANG. W«d. 1 THE Penang Rural District Council today urged all factories and other industrial organisations to give every assistance to MUuys in commerce and industry. "These organlmttoni with the Rural District Council areas should fulfil the proriisc and as.su
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    Lock icon S. KOREA TO SET UP TRADE OFFICE HERE
    89 11 S. KOREA TO SET UP TRADE OFFICE HERE SfcOl I-. Wed— The South Korean Government plans to establish a trade mission in Singapore early next month, a Foreign Ministry official said today. The two Governments agreed earlier this month to establish trade missions in each other's capital. Mr. Kirn Chung-Tai.
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    Insemination success
    62 11 Insemination success SINGAPORE. Wed Kive sous which bore an average of 10 pi?lets each early this month have demonstrated ihe feasibility of breeding superior pigs by artificial insemination here. They were irnor.R the .-Ix sows at the Primary Production Department's Sembawang rescnrih station which, after their heat period* had beei.
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    Britain's new envoy to S'pore flies in
    152 11 Britain's new envoy to S'pore flies in SINGAPORE. Wed 0 Mr. S. Falle. the British High Commissioner designate to Singapore, arrived here yesterday to assume his duties. He arrived from Kuwait with his wife and two daughters Mr. Falle. U, a former British envoy to Kuwait succeeds Sir Arthur de
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    Yoga show at centres
    67 11 .SINGAPORE Wed. Australian yoga expert Mi.sa Rom* Blair. In Singapore on a trip sponsored by Her World magazine, will give n free hour-long demonstration »t three community centres starting on Sunday From 8 p.m to 9 p.m. oil Sunday she mil be at Calrnhlll community rentre.
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      191 11 kh i\m i FTM; lOH NO VOU^^B OOOH, MY fiTVE HIM A HAND, A TELL THC %CH J YESjMY MDUtE THIS, SOOM. 1 I WON'T.' ARM.' J POCTDB, SO WE CAM I ATHO6 TO 00ME LADY/; I KJIc^SSTPN j Jy*i *f k^k^k^k^k^H kS^kr i^^l I KE'xTvl^'^w^kW^ *^^i r*wcn i imc
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  • The Straits Times Thursday. November 26, 1970
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      FOR THE WORKER
      517 12 Malaysia's social security scheme which Parliament approved nearly two years ago has been given the kiss of life. It was among the casualties of the May 1969 riots, by when preparations to introduce the employees' social security act probably had hardly begun. We welcomed the legislation at
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      QUESTIONS IN CONAKRY
      264 12 The Republic of Guinea has been under a threat of invasion since last weekend. The message which U Thant has received from a UN representative in Conakry is clear enough. He saw four ships disembarking men outside Conakry's harbour while fighter aircraft flew over the city. The
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      UNTANGLING K.L.
      228 12 From time to time the Federal Capital Commission announces development plans or work on roads and bridges to improve the traffic flow. Jalan Cheras it now being widened up to Jalan Peel and tenders have been called for similar work on Jalan Pudu. There is to be a
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    If Britain doesn't sell arms to South Africa...
    1625 12 THERE IS AN ALTERNATIVE T( SELLING AIRCRAFT, _BUT_ARE THE BRITISH READY TO PAY? FROM THE ECONOMIST. LONDON THERE is an alternative to selling arms to South Africa. It consists of getting the British taxpayer to pay for more British arms to do
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      COMPANY FAILURES-ARE FIGURES EXAGGERATED?
      504 12 THE apparent stamp of A authority that accompanied excerpt, of a talk by Mr. Chew Kmg Seng iS-T. November 19) gives one the Impression that some measures are. at long laM. available to give Singapore Industries the boost they •equire. The measures that could be made
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      53 12 VLTILL the Kuala l.urn™ pur Town Council please do something to the road in front of the Nanyang Housing Estate of Jinjann North? It ls full of pot-holes, and after a heavy rain it ls like a sea of mud making It impossible for anyone to walk or drive through.
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      Bring back the clinic
      86 12 lIEFORE the May 13 trouble, the Ministry of Health provided a mobile clinic which came evt ry Thursday to our land scheme in Sungai Midah giving medical aid to settlors. But it has not been re-startPd. The arrival of a few hundred squatters in the remote
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      68 12 Stylas cut to tha latast trend by our most •■pariancad Craftsman tine* 1934. Suits complataly hand tailorad f. stitchad fight to tha buttonholas ansuring bast workmanship. Wi ara also Importars S> aiportars of fmast Cants taxtilas tharaby wa hava tha latast wtdast ranja of matartals for sslaction. And for our
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      486 12 Why not hold a small wine tasting ptrtjr for toot friend*? Nobody cares if it .doesn't run too Bnoothlv and you'll learn the idea very quickly while your friend I arc having a lot of fun. It need only take an hour or so and can be a pleasant preliminary
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      Lock icon That 'Save PoWs' raid comes under fire
      507 13 That 'Save PoWs' raid comes under fire pTHJT STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE WASHINGTON. Wed 4DMINISTRATION critics today refused to soften their condemnation of the abortive attempt to rescue American prisoners in North Vietnam and expressed alarm over apparent hints that more rescue bids might take place. Defence Secretary Mr.
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      Lock icon Patsy drowns an island killing all 125 residents
      234 13 Patsy drowns an island killing all 125 residents MANILA. Wednesday. RAGING seas submerged a tiny island in the Polillo group drowning all 125 residents at the height of Typhoon Patsy, news reports said today This raised the unofficial death toll in the norm to 310 with 355 people missing. It
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      Lock icon Byrd calls for faster pullout of U.S. troops
      101 13 WASHINGTON Wed Senator Robert Byrd today called lor an accelerated withdrawal of U.S. troops from Thailand. Senator Byrd Democrat. West Virginia noted that the Thai Government had announced recently it would withdraw 50 per cent of its 12.000 troops stationed In Vletnaii
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      Lock icon Britain's post office chief sacked
      154 13 Britain's post office chief sacked LONDON. Wed. Lord Hall. 57->e.ir-old chairman of Britain's Post Office Corporation, has been sacked by the Government after serving only IK months of his fivtyear appointment. No public charges have been imule over Lord Hall's li. ndlini of the E IIJUt year job. He was
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      World trip bid by yachtsman
      69 13 LORIENT France). Wed French Yachtsman Alain Pelletter, a 40-year-old bachelor. yp*rerdav began bid to sail single-handed round the world the wrong way from East to West against the prevailing winds. The lone trip has been made *everal times from West to East, but never In
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      19 die in crash
      39 13 COT lAC lOriiMi. Wed Nineteen people were. killed »nd n*ht injured *hen a lorry In which they urre trnvelline pl'ilifrpd "ff a bridge over th*> Rv»r Baitarnt ne»r her* on lloniav n.Eht officials said Rei.'er
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      —The first one says Westy
      95 13 The first one says Westy I^okkolk, ivtrguuai, Wed. US Army Chief of Staff Gen. Williams C. Westmoreland said yesterday that the weekend raid on a Pow tamp near Hanoi was the first such effort In North Vietnam. SpeakinK at the Armed K'irce.s Slat! College here. Gen Westmoreland said there had
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      Lock icon Ky: I would have loved to join that raid...
      204 13 Ky: I would have loved to join that raid... WASHINGTON. Wed South Vietnamese Vi<«"-President Ky Mid yesterday he would have liked to have taken part in the weekend raid by American troops on a prison camp in North Vietnam. He told a luncheon meeting of thr National Press Club here
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      Lock icon Two new Ministers in Thai Cabinet shuffle
      191 13 Two new Ministers in Thai Cabinet shuffle BANGKOK. Wednesday. pRIME MINISTER Tun Thanom Kittikachorn announced a cabinet reshuffle last night which \.hv major Opposition party said does lot go fai enough. Tun Thanom appointed two new Cablntt members and transferred three deputy ministers. No Iflnlstei or deputy minister was ousted.
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      Lock icon REDS ARE BEHIND STRIKES CHARGE
      91 13 I ONDOM, Aeii L/.rd Hobei.. v head Of th« State-owned coal industry, charged .yesterday thai t-oinmuiMM coninr.ifv In trying to undermine tne eeonumji by fomenting wildcat strikes He urged the CotUM rtratlvc Government to outlaw wildcat strike picketing Lord Roix ds, .i loiiner trade union
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      259 13 TWA presents the 747 f lightseeing tour to New York. Any airline that can afford the 747 We-put in seven kitchens so you can in the world specially designed to has one. eat when you want to. handle the 747s We even have our But what makes TWVs 747 so
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      Lock icon Yahya calls for austere Hari Raya
      464 14 Yahya calls for austere Hari Raya RAWALPINDI. Wednesday PRESIDENT Yahya Khan today appealed to the nation to observe absolute austerity, in celebrating Hari Raya Puasa in view of the unprecedented calamity in East Pakistan. The festival, normally a joyous occasion that marks the end of 30 days of fasting, falls
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      Shift in Sato policy on China issue
      194 14 Shift in Sato policy on China issue TOKYO. Wednesday. pRIME MINISTER Eisaku Sato told the Japanese Diet today his Government would carefully consider the China problem, taking into consideration "the trends in the current United Nations General Assembly." 'First Canada and then Italy estaollshed diplomatic relations with China.' 1 Mr.
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      Lock icon A RECORD 44 DAYSAND HE'S STILL AT THE KEYS
      149 14 A RECORD 44 DAYSAND HE'S STILL AT THE KEYS CCRANTON (Pennsylvina), Wed. Bearded and weary, Jum Crowley continued at the keyboard yesterday having played for 44 days and having set what he claims is a world record for continuous piano playing. Crowley, 30. called his stint at the ivory keyboard
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      Panther wife is barred
      53 14 PARIB. Wed Mr* Kathleen Cle»ver wife of black panther leader EldndKf Clraxrr urnvrri back In Pan* l»«t nisht after being refused entry to West Otrmany. Mrs. Cleavci «ai> earlier it(n.secl prrmiwmn to rntrr Pr»nir »nd rruorte»t in I tw returned t" Algiers where •he lives with
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      Lock icon Market bomb blast
      44 14 SAIGON. Wed. A bomb exploded rarly this morning at a (fovrrnmrnt information office In the rential market area. Police hources .said the blast injured a woman Hiid namiurri the office The bomb is brlicvrd to be set by Vietconn gueriila-v —Reuter
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      Lock icon Three stabbed
      23 14 CALCUTTA. Wed. Threr peoplr werr stubbed to tlrath as violence .nnnnued in Calcutta and Miri' incling district! yesterday, police reported. Rtuter.
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        No plan to resettle border people
        139 14 No plan to resettle border people UANGKOK. Wed. Th« Bangkok Post today quoted a highranking ortieial of the National Security Command as saying Thailand has no urgent plan to resettle people living along the Thai-Malaysian border. The official was commenting on a report that the two nations were lacing a
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        76 14 In LONDON: Britain is to rxaminr the possibility of developing a revolutionary means of public transport —a hovercraft that would travel at 250 miles an hour. The (.ovcrnniPiit said today that it had launched a C 36.000 survey —expected to take six months te assess the technical problems and costs.
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        73 14 In CAIRO: King Hussein of Jordan will visit here on Dec. 2 to start a swing that will take him to Washington and three other Western capitals, the semi official newspaper Al Ahram reported today. It said King Hussein will visit London. Paris and Bonn after his talks in Washington
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        62 14 In OTTAWA: Canadiaa Premier Mr Pierre Tr«deau said today his vernment's offer of safe conduct out of the country for the kidnapperi of British diplomat James Cross in return for his safe release still stands. He said in Parliament that both the Federal and Quebec Governments are still ready for
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        50 14 In HONG KONG: A Chinese couple swam across a Stno-Britlsh boundary r>er for here yesterday but only the woman made good her escape. A police spokesman said the couple tried to flee China. They were spotted by a group of civilians from the Chinese side and th« man was caught.
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        50 14 In PARIS: French Maoist leader Alain Geismar, wearing a red shirt and leather Jacket, was sentenced to a further two years" jail here yesterday after he had insisted on leaving the courtroom. Earlier. Geismar had winked at his wife several times and had mad a statement denouncing his Judges. Agencies.
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      Lock icon Kenyatta issues decree to protect famous tusker
      166 14 I NAIROBI. Wednesday AHMED the elephant. Kenya's bert- known wild African tusker, was yesterday declared a protected beast against bie- game hunters. President Kenyatta is-sued a decree giving Ahmed, an old bull, total protection. Ahmed, who is reckoned to have perhaps the larcest
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      192 14 -ft D io&£s£JpPl. mßßP^^^jJ^^/^ ?l Ls Keep very quiet... And you might hear a rx^^^^^^^^aiTN. Sanyo Air Conditioner working (BSSHIH Chancet are you will hear only the sound of silence. Because Sanyo Air aA^^^-^F^^SSSsSJ '~Z»T\s=g^' Conditiontrs, like Model SA-1128 (11,000 BTU), woik very quietly J !gS |j Throughout the day
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      Lock icon Laporte kidnap: Two FLQ suspects refuse to testify
      223 15 Laporte kidnap: Two FLQ suspects refuse to testify \io:jtreal, wed. ITI A man and a woman alleged to be members of. the Quebec Liberation Front w« it convicted of contempt of court today for refusing to evidence at an inouiry into the killing of Quebec Labour Minister Pierre Laporte. The
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      Lock icon Morag—a relative of Nessie, comes to light—
      267 15 Morag— a relative of Nessie, comes to light— I ONDON. Wed. Scot land's famed Lorh Ni -s troiwter h.is a nest of relatives living quietly and so far with minimal publicity In another lakr just 35 milrs away, according to ryr-witness reports issued today. Reports from 27 people from all
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      Lock icon HE A VY FINES URGED FOR TWO IN ARMS DEAL SCANDAL
      181 15 HE A VY FINES URGED FOR TWO IN ARMS DEAL SCANDAL UUSANNE, Wad. THE Federal prosreutor demanded suspended prison sentences for seven accu.-ed with lieavy fines for the two main deflndints in connection with the alleged arms cxporis wortfa about £8,500.000 million. Most of i he weapons, according to the
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      Lock icon RED GIANTS IN NEW ACCORD
      83 15 MOSCOW, \\ed._ |T1 Chinambassador Mr. Liv (left) presents his credential- to President Podgorny Mr Liv is China's first amluvsarior in four years since rela tinns ucrc suspended dvi 1 1 1 the Cultural Revolution in Peking. Mr. Liv, a former Deputy Foreign Minister. arrived in
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      Lock icon UN men fly to Guinea to probe into invasion'
      451 15 UN men fly to Guinea to probe into invasion' NtW YORK. W*d U.N. Security Council factfinding team was flying to Guinea today as Conakry Radio reported that a third invasion attempt by Portuguese-backed mercenaries had been repulsed. The flve-man team left New York last night for Africa to investigate charges
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      Lock icon Ceylon Govt to take over oil business
      123 15 rtOiMBO, Wed— Prime Mi.usici ilk, Sirunavo Bandaranaike's I'mtcd I runt Government said yesterday it would take over operations of foieign oil companies, i marine bunker, nc and aviation fuel supply. Companies affected are British -owned Shell and American Esso. Eight years aco when
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
      193 16 uiI. MAM JACKS ts paying a final dividend ot 11.875 per cent making 16.875 per cent for the year ended June 1970. The total payment made shareholders last year was 15 per cent. HI MX Industries (Malaysia) is paying an interim dividend of 5 per cent for the
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      Town & City's profits leap
      322 16 Town City's profits leap rWN City Properties showed its paces last year The annual report and accounts is very late. but makes happy reading for shareholders. Pre-tax profits leapt 85 per cent over the previous year to hit SI 86 million The pre-tax profit lor 1969 was $1,859,039 compared with
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      CLOSING PRICES
      889 16 810 AND OFFER PRICKS Or-H CIALLV LIITEU AT THE CLOSt OF BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE WITH PI ICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE B. t. -> ACM A I.IW 1.23 (—.03) LM > klnn l.2i> I II (+.04) Allied
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1222 16 B (SINKS* in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading looms ot the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of ihares traded shown in brackets in lots of Limn unless other* isr specified INDUSTRIAL* Ai-nw a> $1.21 Alran (1) $1.23 tl, |LM, (3) $1.25. il) $1.26.
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      79 16 CHIEF PRICE CHANGES KIStS Fair L;«d> SI3B +.11 .sent. iv. $0.89 +.10 N. Iron $3.50 +.10 Mega Cbem $0.86 +.09 L\ Kawat $0.98 +.09 M. Glass $0.99 +.08 Sovran SI 03 +.08 C. Sugars $1.89 +.08 M.W Wool $0.68 +.06 Fed Cable* $0.98 +.06 V. Motors $1.08 +.0: D.B.S $1.05
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      Slight uplift in market sentiment
      325 16 TRK.\(.(iAM Develop ment. the 17tb Kmi> to nr listed on the Stock I \lh.lluf of Malaysia and Singapore this year, hit the market yesterday and within minutes wan going at discount \ri.-r an initial premium deal at SI. IO. this $1 share suffered a rapid
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      RAFFLES HOTEL'S GROUP PROFIT
      426 16 RAFFLES Hotel in Singapore made a group trading profit of $603,756 for the year ended August 1970. This stood $21,680 below the amount for last year. The fall was attributed to increased competition from new hotels and fall In occupancy rates. But de.spite the shorttall group
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      Exchange rates
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      36 16 Straits Times Indices Industrials; 133.4 V 133.511 1 Hotels: 62.X4 62.38 Proptrtlc*: 1*3.14 103.M t Tins: 88 79 M.M t S njbtort: 113.15 113.11 Dec 38. 1566 198 1 Dee. 31. IMS 100 t Dm. IM2
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        Rubber quiet
        340 16 AFTER a lower opening the rubber market yesterday fluctuated uncertainly over a quarter cent range with upcountry buying taking advantage 0! the softer movements Some attempted covering of December Soviet Union commitment way hampered by lack of sellers, otherwise apart from scattered orders for SMR's physicals were sidelined
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        GAZETTED PRICES
        75 16 rpHK Malayan Minister 1 of Finance has fixed these rates for calculating Customs dalle* (or the period from Not. 26 to Dec. 2Rabbet 51 »i rents a Ib. Copra 5546.00 a ton Palm Oil SS9S.M a ton Palm Kernel* 1333 7.S a ton The rates of dutle» payable
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        Tin down
        174 16 TrHE Straus tin puce in Penan* yesterday fell $2 to $650 per plcul on an offering estimated up ten tons to 295 tons The market was Da rely steady with buying support at lower level from the United States and the Onlted Kingdom The London overnight metal price
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        CLOSING PRICES
        121 16 Nov. 25. RLBBtR: 55i (up k cent). TIN: 5650 (down S3). Kstimated offering 295 tons (up 10 tons). not induced additional outside Interest, dealers said NEW YORK: Lowet Par East and London advices were reflected on Tuesday In the market for physical Strait* tin here with sellers asking
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        PRODUCE
        107 16 C M '»?N"AroJii "moon closing raicas rt« eicut yhti«o»y Coconut Otl: bulk Ih I «*H«* ■iruiti %b.\', vllrrCOP'I M'«»" II umf ll« 1,,. 1 K 0..1 H4 i PipHr: \l..nc.,k AVI wKitr •■> HIM-, \IH *IS2'j stHrn Mrl«lt «hlt<- I b M »I72'i wlloo S«r«»«k «p-(«I hl«fk fob •!*>•;
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        46 16 I '2 1 I.O« a>| ri^Alr'* {HU m In «*inoA|K>r* •<«IUr» D**r r»rl Mm Innakono nor. ii '•on 111 3» tin AT %s ii J7 70 *T «»S *<• CM. I*7 7. *U1 \k as *M <7 4S H M r.n t7 711 >«■ Ml
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        PALM OIL
        23 16 in London d riirMlav in* astai >t Ualavan S p*r ctnt Anru »a« quetMl ai (lIS «i'm •ml IHc«inb«r,J«Bu«r» mi Mtltra.
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        Amsterdam Stock Exchange revision
        95 16 TttE Amsterdam Stock Exchange Association said on Tuesday it has appointed a committee to study the revision of the Exch a n g c's structure and to prepare proposals to solve a number of problems relating to trading organisation. The lv net ions of th» various
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        Melbourne
        374 16 MELBOURNE. Weo 1 runIng was quiet on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today with prices generally steady In all section* Kathleen Investments was prominent nith a rise of 60 cents to $15 70. t<mU\ eJaaiat anas* m Australian dollan anil r»nl» unleM a<r»rw<». tairrl' INDUSTRIALS Australian funds lA* M Nm.
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        Hong Kong
        176 16 LIONG KONG Wki Ihe n market was «tesdv but somewhat slower today The popular favourites stood 'till tilth Landv Electric*. Telephone* and Rank* hardly changed Torlav k cloiung prue» in Hurm unlraa other* n» «i»twi »m«i Runwi 47» Bank of Rail Asia... mum JMiui But 33.26 China Liint
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        Hong Kong rates
        27 16 ON thr trta aichanga market :o •■> <• TUO"»1 Hf nST.'i for T.T. anrt ■.•nn for «»«h »t»ri.n« »>. ajtatad 11 v.4» vsx) it UH of ;«7.M1.
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        New York
        232 16 WEW YORK Tui»* Storks refuaed to «taT in mlnm ttrrltory today thpv rallied strongly In 'he afternoon afur a soft morning Aralyst- said th<>v were er\r uraced by the mark>t°< abtlltv to «u«taln lt«Hf. porting «üb«tantial ealn« for thr** ron«fcutlvr ttattm Tn<l«» lount BMBM in U.S. >loM«r* kinrd
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        313 16 T ON PON. Tl>» «lo<k m.rkri lo«<-rt dull «.lh vfrv tittle hii-inr«« r»porlfrt. Tn» .■fi p.m. KmiT :»l Timi ■ndo« •as <io.. n a.« al Laaaaa* ani— lifcsls rt- un.l.T HM Irx.l of ICI ■Ah,.., |h:rd iftiHrtern htui** ire dur lumorrow In«ur*nreji *ntl inki <- I*»^*-*J frarn» r illy
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        RUBBER
        29 16 •nrrt Jan H»'.< i-n Mat -1 .A lilly B»nl '.'I .rt "-1 l«-1 Am' t.i«» r»-« s* P i r-'.-i ->■• n». l»' <i f» .1 :> v. Tarn •trn.^
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    Robbers get $214, jewellery in three hold-ups
    120 17 Wed. Robbers yesterday got away with $214 in cash, a watch and Jewellery in three hold-ups. HOLD-IP NO. 1: A youth held up «hop assistant Kwelc Ken* Seng. 14. in China Street at about 11.45 a.m. and robbed him of $89. Kwelc was
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    Open verdict
    30 17 SINGAPORE Wed. The State Coroner today returned an open finding on a new-born baby boy found floating in the Singapore River by Marine police patrol on Nov. 11.
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    Russian jet for air show
    55 17 SINGAPORE. Wed— A Russian executive jet will make brief stops at Subaiift and Paya Lebar airports on Dec. 7 while on its way lei Aaatndta to take part In the Australian Air Show. On board the 24-senier jet will be representatives of th» Soviet Foreign
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    Birth control seminar
    50 17 SINGAPORE Wed— The Parliamentary Secretary i Health i Mr. Chor Yeok En* will open a bfinlnar on "Youth and family planning" <he Penang Lane premise* of the Singapore Council of Social Services next Tuesday at 10.30 a.m. The seminar Is organised by the World Assembly ol Youth.
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    Journey of no return
    47 17 Journey of no return SINOAPORE. Wed. The 000-ton British canto ahip Olrncarn now on her 70th sailing here left today on a journey of nn return The 32-year-old ship, now no longer an economical ataet with the high lnturanc* coaU, U bound for a acrapyaxd in Taiwan.
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    'Accused told my daughter to leave me'
    468 17 'Accused told my daughter to leave me' MOTHER TESTIFIES AT RAPE TRIAL SINGAPORE, Wed HOUSEWIFE testified in ;i rape preliminary inquiry Unlay thai a man had taught her daughter to disown her and flee from home. Chew Huay, 35. was giving evidence against crane driver Oan Eng Cheon?, also 35,
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    PAY RISES FOR MSA STAFF
    157 17 KI'ALA 1.1 MPIR. Wed. Strong protest for the past one and a half months by the Airline Employees' In lon to back their claim for a collective agreement has finally starti-ti to pay off. Most or MSA's :>OO workera will have their increment doubled. Payment
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    Geraldine will cook her way around the world
    238 17  - Geraldine will cook her way around the world LEE SU SAN: By 1 Singapore, Wed. pERALDINE Lim has itchy feet and a yen lor rooking so she oluns to blend the two as a recipe for a voyage round the world. She has signed up H n«ik for 10 adventurers
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      315 17 On your TV and radio today CHANNEL 5 onn P M OP**"' 1^ and General Hospital; 3.20 J.wU Another SonK Another Melody (repeat'; 3.35 Housewives Matinee Nothing But Money Part 2 of a Hokkien film with English sub-titles >; 4.40 Close. A 00 °P enin B and Dr Who; 6.30
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      615 17 CHANNEL 3 OAA P.-M- Programme summary; 3.02 Tari2an J.W Malaysia: 3.25 The Charter; 3.39 Riverboat The Blow-Up; 4.29 F" Troop The 86 Proof Spring; 4.56 The Lucy Show Lucy and Vtv Reminisce. C Space Age The Secret Society; 5.50 Pro- gramme summary; 5.55 Breaking of Fast; 6.00 News; K.lB Pok
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  • MAINLY FOR WOMEN
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      It's the Soft Look -and so elegant
      449 18 CREATIONS IN FLOWING STYLES FOR ITALIAN SHOW JJKR creations are sold in more Ihnn 25 countries around the world. And she has travelled extensively in Europe and the L'niled States. She is Miss Cleonice Capece. a well-known Italian designer, who is now all
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      -Vary your table arrangements with corals of all shapes—
      586 18  - -Vary your table arrangements with corals of all shapes BETTY RISELEY By ONE of the most attractive table arrangements which I have seen was a simple wicker basket filled with bleached corals of various shapes and textures, skilfully arranged so that each comp 1 c m c nted the other
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      85 18 Adwrtwmn" Secret of Eye lit. in i Keep the delicate tissue surrounding your precious eyes youthlully smooth by regularly imprinting a richly nourishing cream lightly inwards under the •eye? and outwards over the upper lids. A generous application of Ulan vitalixing night cream feeds vital moist oils and nutriment into
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    PRESERVE RELICS IN BUJANG VALLEY PLEADS CURATOR
    285 19 PRESERVE RELICS IN BUJANG VALLEY PLEADS CURATOR I/UALA LUMPUR. Wed. —Important historical relics in theßujang Valley In Southern Kedah are being lost due to economic progress in the area. The Curator of Archaeology in the Museums Department. Inche AlRashid bin Mohamed Ibrahim, said this today at the weekly luncheon meeting
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    Ministry action smashes rice smuggling racket
    280 19  - Ministry action smashes rice smuggling racket CHIN CHENG MEI By I/L'ALA LUMPUR. Wed— The ricr-smnggling rackpt in Kedah and Prrlis is smashed. Deputy Controller of Supplies. Incbe Nik Salleh, announced today. Forty-runt dealers suspectrd of smtißtiing rice from Thailand had their licences taken away early last month, he said. A
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    $30,000 food cache haul on border
    263 19 PRE-DAWN RAIDS ON THREE GODOWNS KOTA BHARU, Wednesday pOLICE seized $30,000 worth of food smuggled in from Thailand in three separate pre-dawn raids on a border town near here yesterday. The contraband goods included 517 bats of first grade Siamese rice, 88 packets of
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    No ban on sparklers for Hari Raya revellery
    95 19 I/UALA LUMPUR. Wed. while fire-crack-ers are banned, revellers can light up sparklers during Han Raya. Federal Police spokesman Mr. Robert Cheong .stud today: Burning sparklers ibunga apii Is permitted under the law and drx-x not constitute an oiTcnee under the general ban
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    Kilau's family gets gift
    64 19 KUANTAN. Wed. The Pahang Government today donaU ed $1,200 us Hart Raya gift to the family of tM lat« Mat Kllau the legendary warrior who fought the British at the turn ot the century. Acting Mentrl Besar Dato Haji Abdul Aziz bin Ahmad, hnnded over the
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    Scouts' trip
    29 19 -Burnt Mertatam High School Buktt Mtrtajam High School senior ScouU led by their Scout master. Mr M R«m»ch«ndr«n. will make cvcllng trip to Singapore on Dec. 1.
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    Wire theft
    31 19 BUTTER WORTH Wed. Police today detained three suspects in connection with the Mioft ol telfohone wirf along the railway linfs horr Urge quani Uty of Hire was also found.
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    BBC interview of Templer
    68 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Pleld Marshal Sir Gerald I>mpler. High Commissioner and Director ol Operations in Malaya from 1952 to 1954. will be interviewed in a new series. "I remember" in the BBC World Service on Dec. 12. The series features prominent men and women who have
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    Kuching airport to get a new terminal
    174 19 Kuching airport to get a new terminal KUALA LUMPUR. 1Y Wed. Kuching airport is to get a new terminal and aircraft parking bays by mid--1973. Transport Minister Dato Abdul Ghanl Gllong said today: "Consultants will carry out a development study early next year." Dato Abdul Ghanl dlsclosed the plan just
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    School robbed
    21 19 PENANG. Wed Thieves stole a typewriter and an adding machine from the Island Girls' School in Northam Road yesterday.
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      Thugs who peep and prey on couples in parks
      273 20 Thugs who peep and prey on couples in parks THKRE are numerous park* in Singapore which the Government has to I lot of trouble and upkeep and beautify n that they will afford citizens and tourists i f»«w hours of tTtub uid leisure away from the madding crowd Quite a
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      When the law seems to condone the wife-beaters
      546 20 HAVING read TKC's letter (S.T.. Nov. 23). I am compelled by great indignation to defend the views of the Legal Aid officer and all womankind. As TKC works in the Singapore Police Force. he s.iould know better than to say: "I know
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      Argument with policeman got him summons
      208 20 Argument with policeman got him summons ABOI'T a month ago. I was travelling along Crawford Street at night on my scooter when a police officer stopped me. He demanded to see my driving licence, identity card and insurance certificate. I produced the first two but did not have the insurance
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      THE DAY THE NOISE CAME AND THE POLICE STAYED AWAY
      150 20 ON Nov. 22 at about 11.4;> a.m. I telephoned the Queenstown Police Station complaining against a gang of hippies who had gathered at Block 102 Margaret Drive with a band complete with microphone and hi-fi speakers which blasted off l>op
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      Rebates? We might end up rewarding all the incorrigibles
      530 20 Rebates? We might end up rewarding all the incorrigibles I AM encouraged to note that Mr. Richard Lee ST.. Nov. 18 is beginning to >cc the light. The road. Indeed, is "an uphill one with the end not yet in sight." Honce the "keep clean campaigns, the anti-litter signs, the
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      Make Puan Noor our next President
      153 20 Make Puan Noor our next President IF the selection ot the next President has not yet been finalised, may I propose the name of our exFirst Lady Puan Noor Aishah. She deserves it and Singapore will be the first country in the world to have a lady President. During the
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      The fun went on
      55 20 IT Is Indeed a sad state of affair.- that, at a time of national mourning for the death of our President cinemas and some nightclubs and other entertainment centres should have carried on bWtMH May I express my disappointment at such lack of re.spect and national
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      77 20 one very good reason to buy SANYO today ,igMH^^^^ During the Sanyo's Special Festive Season^* Offer from 12th. Nov. 1970 to 31st. Jan. JJBd_ 1971, you will receive an attractive rice :::^gl^^^^^^^^ cooker (Model EC-23W) FREE when you Sc~~' til mf buy from your dealer any of the Sanyo /^3V
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      982 21 APPLICANTS repiving to Box •"•umber* I for Vacanciea ar* requested not to j enclose original copies of trstimuni.nI or references with their application* No responsibility can be accepted loi their loas Applicants arc also advised lv write to box numbers correctly anrt EMM them heior* tx.Ming. FEMALE TYPIST STENOGRAPHER rr.ju'ierl
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      959 21 BRITISH COUPLE in youn« Oaliv I require Ginerai Amah Livein. From December Ist ."nlary Jl7o Tei ijitu .s pore between 4 p.m. 6 p.m SCIENCE ANO ARTS GRADUATE* required a' Seconder) English i Hchool. K.i'inc Johore Apply to Headmaster before V 1.M9711 TEACHERS FOR COMMERCIAL ACADEMIC aabjena Part 'full time
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      1716 21 PLACE YOUR ADS. fjT^i^r THROUGH OUR C.A.T.S. !mL^_Zm^ PHONE SPORE *****1 l^^^j Mondoy to Friday B.M. a.m. Ca*A«ltsL/ Setyreay I a.m. 2 a.m. 1 KINO ALBER' PARK. Elevated freehold, vacant land. aub-divided I into 4 MB. each under jimmmi 5.,.m Beautiful "lev. Approved for huttding bunsalov." Price: $7 i-ei sq.lt.
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      928 21 NITITUTE OP ELECTRONIC PRAC TICIS registered scnool) MA. Upper Berangoon Road Spore Tai M3S3O Radio T V. servicing technician course Afternoon claaa commencing 3.12,70 ITENOCMAPHV CLASSES ANVTIMI Bimpliß*d 'apid course, startlog December Ragiater early Raja's. JO- 1 Raffles Plat. ivft.vVi'l*»l«7o). Rala's College. JIMD Changi Road i4V7riB«. IHORTHANO *PIIU 40/IS4, io«
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      912 21 BOXER! (MSKA 1) Mai* 1 months. Female 7 mootba. P.iag Spore M Tours anal Excursions NAM-MO TRAVEL SERVICE Ltd.. Malaya Seven Pays BSIOS/- talrcondlttoned room! Departure Kvrr day C'Hlahtands Four Oe.ya s«<» II 7n s l?' 70 7 1? TO 11/12 TO. 11 12-70 1»'1? TO ?:i 12 7« Hasdyat
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      1014 21 CARRIER AIR CONDITIONER! 10* rental Call Koot Air iSi Kt*.. Ltd HI Bukli TimaJ) Ko«d reis: (fnosei wv.Y<.l wil«7B VAMAHA ORGAN. EUKIM aapltßer. guitar* microphone <t stand*, band instruments V K Yong Tel. MlsU P.J. IWIIT MANGO PLANT for sal* Fruit in 2 to 3 years. Enquiries MOW S'por*. nicies
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  • AT THE SCHOOLS
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      Now's the time for all those crazy bicycle rides in the woods
      1067 22 Now's the time for all those crazy bicycle rides in the woods J|()LII)AVS ahoyl The- long-awaited year end vacation is here ;«t last foi o\ci primary and secondary schoolchildren and 18.000 teachers. School is not scheduled to begin again until Jan. 4. some six glorious weeks away. So there's plenty
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      96 22 j from I V P» Mrs Qm\j Wee to A New Philosophy of beauty Ik r by %^C^* L Dr.N.G.Payot of fK e Fot >M* of toyioi"*« T s r- Hff M uwkL fWSb 4<i Xfb V*7' a E J ■j !>^ -N*n»e Ag» Addrcvs C(ty m Y« I I
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      754 24 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL Itt SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD BM Na JOt Jin Ampanfl Ro»l» Lumpur aW H ThoNdlioiwl Shipping Lmeol Malaysia ißiueuritet a mw Regular Liner Far East/ Europe Service it Sintacort Una Pmmf SUNCA RtTA- BtC 1/ B»t 7/11 Ott H D Discnaiui lc-aon Hamcjtt Bremen BJBM*BB* Antauro Jan I 111
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      1447 25 A .-pecial General Meeting ot the Sehnh Chua Members ot the Hokien Community will be held at the office of Messrs SOON CHEONG (PTE.) LIMITED, 34. Pekln Street. Singapore on Saturday. sth. December. 1970 al 2.30 pm. AG EN DA 1. Chairman's report on tht exhumation of old graves at
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      938 25 SOUTH JOHORE OMNIBUS COMPANY BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) NOTICE TO MEMBERS: Your Directors have been exploring the possibility of extending and diversifying the Company s field of operations as they are continuously conscious of the need of finding adequate Income to service members' Interest In the Company Consequently an offer
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      650 26 /|S Singapore Hyatt Hotel m urgently requires A Chief Engineer To be in charge of the engineering department and capable of handling maintenance of various mechanical and electrical equipment like Air-conditioning. Hot and Cold water system, electrical services, etc. Persons with adequate preventive maintenance experience in these fields and preferably
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      662 26 THE SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL LTD. requires a DIRECTOR of ADMINISTRATION Duties will include responsibility to the Headmaster lor the establishment and maintenance ol an effective administrative system to suit the schools neeas. the control ol non-u-aching st*ff, the proper maintenance of buildings and grounds, accounts record* etc. The successful candidate
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      MCC win by 7 wkts in last five minutes
      405 27 MCC win by 7 wkts in last five minutes BRISBANE, Wed. MCC beat a Queensland Country Eleven by seven wickets with five minutes to spare at Redlands today. Skipper Ray lillir.Rworth hit the winning runs after the Country side had made 142 in 207 minutes. Fast oowler Bob Willis*, making
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      165 27 Queensland tounliy XI M. Brown c Knott b Wilson 44. I. Carr st Taylor b Wilson 12. D. I rouhart c and b Cowdrey 5, P. Gray b Illlngwotth 22. T. Knfiand c Knott b Ilungworth 9. B. Hensen c and b Hampshire 3. J. Eaton c Taylor b
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      69 27 STOCKHOLM. Wed. The two top seeds. Arthur Ashr of ihe US. and Australian veteran Ken Rosewall. kept their hopes of sharing first prize in the it.ternatlonal tennis Grand Prix alive with relatively easy first round wins yesterday in the Stockholm Open tournament, Ihm event of
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      Hereford win replay to enter Round 2
      227 27 Hereford win replay to enter Round 2 LONDON, Wed. Non-League club Hereford reached the second round of the English Football Association Cup last night for the 12th time since the war by defeating League opponents Northampton 2-1. Northampton, second in the Fourth Division table, were outclassed for most of the
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      S. Africa in, Czechs out
      145 27 MELBOURNE. Wed. Czechoslovakia Is deemed to have withdrawn from Australia's Federation Cup International women's tennis tournamrnt in protest against the participation of South Africans, officials said today. Mr. John Brown, promotions officer for the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia, told leporters: "The Czechs told us
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      Golf tourney
      25 27 Aver Kerch Country Club golf tournament for the Ec Yew Lin trophy will be held on Dec. 6 »t the Aver Keroh course.
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      Splendid gallop by Sungei Wang II
      357 28  - Splendid gallop by Sungei Wang II EPSOM JEEP I By NEWCOMER MIDSUN IMPRESSES SUNGEI WANG 11, strongly fancied for the $15,000 Stewards Cup over 8f on Sunday, did a stylish gallop in soft going at Bukit Timah yesterday. Jockey K. Velayutham kept the flve-year-old on a tight rein over 3f
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      533-million investment on 'instant' racing in Indonesia
      386 28 533-million investment on 'instant' racing in Indonesia JAKARTA, Wed. On a muddy rice field in the outskirts of Jakarta, an Australian business syndicate is betting US$ll--million that it can establish "instant" horse racing here. The project includes a masMve airlift, of some 500 thoroughbred- from Australia. building a racetrack in
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      Race attendances drop
      105 28 ONDON Wed. Han attendances in Britain ihm year were more than a million below the figure for five years ago The Horserace Betting Levy Board said In their annual report yesterday that attendances in 1969 totalled 4.110.085 at 792 meetings. In 1965. when there »«re 39 fewer
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      Guam girls look set for sweep
      495 28  - Guam girls look set for sweep Tony Francis BOWLING... by A FTER four aays of cum petition Guam's women bowlers look the most impressive in the Malaysian Open bowling championships at the Intan Centre. Kuala Lumpui They currently hold top positions in all the women's events and unless Singapore can
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      Lillian to undergo another operation
      304 28 Lillian to undergo another operation MUNICH. Wed.—Brt*Tl tish Olympic athlete Lilian Board faces a new operation in her fight against cancer and her dance said she was feeling better lifter "a very bad patch" at the weekend. Mr. David Emery said Lillian. 21. had been "very low" but was feeling
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      NSW favour withdrawal
      53 28 SYDNEY. Wed Thr Now South Wales Lawn Ttanii Association voted unanimously tonight In favour of the withdrawal of Australia from the Davis Cup unless the comiwtiucui a either made open to all-comer* or restricted definitely to amateurs. The Association decided to recommend this stand to th. Trnnis
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    Liaison officers plan to boost sports
    271 29  -  JOE DORAI By THE Singapore Government is 10 appoint honorary Sports Mason Officers through the National Sports Con-rol Board. This is its latest movp to improve the standard of snorts and Increase spectator support. This new effort has been sounded out to the :*fj
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    116 29 Problem for a girl Charlton' f ONDON. Wed— Lucille C»lo ha* a problem she plays soccer v> well that opponents on thr last team she played against are complaining to the women's football authority that .she's a bo\ Lucille today rii.smis.ied the complaints levelled by a team, railed Bobby's Ladies
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    Record entry for Sikhs
    90 29 THE Singapore- Malaysia Sikhs I Open badminton championships, lfl.'t held In 1982. will be revived on Saturday at Rangoon Road School Hall with a record num- ber of entries. A total of 52 players from Malaysia, and Singapore have entered for the singles event and 34
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    Wein's 4-2-3-1 not mastered
    238 29  -  ERNEST FRIDA tJy SINGAPORE S Asian Ganu-s hockey team will have to show vast alt round improvement if they are to give India, the A^sian Games champions, a sood fipht on Saturday. Judging from their performance against an Indian Association's Invitation Eleven on the padang yesterday,
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    Title bout on TV tonight
    68 29 WORM) heavyweight boxing champion Jne Frazier's successful defence nf his title against Bob Foster will be on tonight at 9.4.1 on Channel 3. Frazier won by a knockout in the second round, and will meet Muhamad Ati (Cassius Clay) soon to decide uho is the
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    Hotel edged
    33 29 PSA POLICE edged Ming Court Hotel 2-1 in a friendly soccer match at Buklt Chermln yeaterday Centre-forward Bupplah netted both the goals for Police while Steven Be»h scored for Hoi el
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    Open contest
    23 29 SINGAPORE Amateur Wre.Mliiiij Association will hold Its 7th annual Open amateur championships a> Singapore Badminton Hill! on Sunday at 8 p.m
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    How steers Combined to 26-11 win v SCC
    124 29 How steers Combined to 26-11 win v SCC INTERNATIONAL How Wai •I Chew steered a strong Police-Military Combined team to a 26-11 win over Singapore Cricket Club in their rugby match on the padang yesterday The Combined side, who are planning a Bangkok tnur. scored a goal, a dropped goal,
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    Sasa plans to get foreign coaches: Chan
    313 29 Sasa plans to get foreign coaches: Chan SINGAPORE Amateur Swimming Association is planning to engage first (lass foreign coaches to help build u fresh stock of outstanding swimmers in the Republic, reports ALBERT JOHNSON. Mr. Chan Choc Seng, Singapore ASA president, said yesterday "We have worked out a tew priority
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    European champ surprise for squad
    352 29  -  GODFREY ROBERT By SINGAPORE'S Asian Games swimmers had a big surprise yesterday when European champion Roger van Hamburg Joined them in thPir final phase of centralised training at Queenstown swimming Pool. Roger, 16. a Sydney high school student, arrived in Singapore last week to spend
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      384 29 V"l K Nov. i report "Singapore «iven a charier In utml-flnak" *n the Kinc'n (up tournament made »cry intrrrMim reading. It U indeed -urprninu. even •.horkinc. to read thr optlmUm of thr tram manager. To mr. hr Munded hkr a fairy tale taken
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    CHI CHENG WILL NOT RUN IN ALL 7 EVENTS
    162 29 CHI CHENG WILL NOT RUN IN ALL 7 EVENTS rpAIWAN'S track star. 1 Chi Cheng, will not compete in all the seven events she has been entered for in the Asian Games next month, according to her American coach, Vincent Reel. In a letter to a friend in Malaysia. Mr.
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    14 prepare for Asian meet
    300 29 qINGAPORE'S tae kwon-do learn are now undergoing two months' centralised training for the second Asian championships at Kuala Lumpur from Jan 15-17 next year. Mr. Roger Wee. STKDA secretary, said yesterday: "Our 14 representatives are j now being put through vigorous daily four-hour workouts." Youngsters
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    Exit in a coiiin climax to harakiri drama
    26 30 Exit in a coiiin climax to harakiri drama of author Mishima being carried out of the office of Gen. -Masuda after the harakiri drama UPI radiophoto.
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    25 children die of poison
    43 30 CHANDIGARH. India i. Wed. —Strychnine poison, administered by mistake In a medicine by a young doctor, caused the deaths' of at least 25 children In the Punjab town of Moga last month, a State Minister has confirmed.— Reuter.
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    Restrictive trade move: US warned of reprisal
    227 30 LONDON. Wed f.NDISTRIALISTS from 1 every West European country tonight warned the I nited States Government that its protectionist trade policy, if pursued, could lead to demands for restrictive reprisals by European governments. The warning was contained in a joint statement by the
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    Hanoi mum on bid by US to free prisoners
    250 30 Hanoi mum on bid by US to free prisoners PARIS, Wed.— Hanoi's delegation to the peace talks here remained silent today on the revelation by Washington that an attempt had been made to free American prisoners deep inside North Vietnam. Why Hanoi has remained quiet, nearly 24 hours after the
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    YAHAYA SETS OUT TO VISIT AREAS OF CYCLONE DISASTER
    350 30 YAHAYA SETS OUT TO VISIT AREAS OF CYCLONE DISASTER DACCA, Wednesday PRLSIDKNT Yahaya Khan set out today for a two-day tour of cyclone devastated Fast Pakistan the first member of the Central Government to visit the arra since the disaster 12 days aro. The President arrived here from Rawalpindi yesterday
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    77 30 Hari Raya may fall on Monday SINGAPORE. Wed. Hart Raya Puasa will fall on Monday if the new moon is sighted on Sunday night, the president vl the Muslim Religious Council. Inche Ismail Abdul Aziz, announced tdday. He appealed to all employer* to let workers off until 2 p.m. on
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