The Straits Times, 3 June 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. IMS THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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  • Article
    Lock icon Decision in 6 weeks
    1059 1 Decision in 6 weeks Nixon to state policy on China in the UN US to lift the ban on some nonvital items to Peking on June 10 WASHINGTON, Wednesday PRESIDENT Nixon disclosed today that a firm policy decision on Chinese representation at the United Nations would be announced in six
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    CEAUSESCU CALLS FOR WORLD DETENTE
    102 1 CEAUSESCU CALLS FOR WORLD DETENTE HONG KONG, Wed. Romanian President Nlcolae Ceausescu. one of the f c .v leaders on cordial terms with both Chairman Mao and President Nixon, made an Impassioned plea for international detente In Peking last night. He called for peaceful coexistence, nuclear disarmament, the abolition of
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    Lock icon WANG YU 'BATTLE' WITH SHAWS
    171 1 WANG YU 'BATTLE' WITH SHAWS HONO KONG, Wed—Actor Wang Yu. popularly known as "The Onearmed Swordsman," lost a court battle with the Shaw Brothers film organisation today, and will not be allowed to make any films In Hong Kong until 1973. The Supreme Court found him guilty of breaking his
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    Blank census forms
    54 1 LONDON. Wed.— Hundreds of Britons are defying the Government and refusing to fill In census forms, officials at the Reglatrar-Oenerals Office said today. The officials said figures were not yet final for the census, which was taken on April 25. but aeveral hundred citizens appeared to have
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    Bus, rail, air fares go up in Ceylon
    117 1 /COLOMBO, Wed. Ceylon v» has increased bus, rail and domestic air fares to cover heavy losses in all three state-own-ed services. Bus fares, reputedly among the lowest in the world, were last revised in 1958 when the bus services were nationalised. The
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    Ordeal over for hostage Sibel
    64 1 SIBEL Erkan, the pretty 14-year-old girl held captive by terrorists for 51 hours In her parents' apartment near Istanbul smiles for photographers at a Press conference. "I was afraid most of the time. I could not eat. I could not sleep. I never tried to
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    Bomb protest drama in Assembly
    180 1 SAIGON, Wednesday A SOUTH Vietnamese Deputy brandishing a handgrenade Jumped onto the Speakers platform during a National As s c mbly session tonight to protest a proposed law limiting the number of candidates In presidential c 1 c ctions. Deputy Nguyen Dae Dan pulled the
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    SIX ASIAN RUBBER COUNTRIES AGREE ON SALES SYSTEM
    155 1 SIX ASIAN RUBBER COUNTRIES AGREE ON SALES SYSTEM JAKARTA. Wed. Six Asian natural rubber producing countries ended their three-day meeting here today and expressed concern over tariff and non-tariff barriers In certain markets. A statement issued at the end of the meeting said the countries Ceylon. Indonesia, Malaysia. Singapore. Thailand
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    Scholar dies
    32 1 STOCKBRIDOE (Massachusetts). Wed. Relnhold Nelbuhr. Protestant theologian regarded as a giant In tht field by Protestant and Catholic scholars alike, died last night at his summer home. He was 78.
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    Lock icon US dollar sold below market price
    313 1 US dollar sold below market price FRANKFURT, Wed. r The West German Central Bank stepped into the Frankfurt money market today after a fourweek absence and offered U.S. dollars at a bargain price. A currency expert for an American bank in Frankfurt said the Central Bank announced In the market
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    Lock icon Hijack plane returns
    29 1 MIAMI, Wed— A Pan American Jetliner and Its 66 occupants returned to the United States today, four days after the plane was hijacked to Cuba. UPI.
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      Lock icon TROOP CUTS: U.S. ACTS
      37 1 LISBON, Wed. President Nixon's administration, spurred by Congress, set out today to win the backing of a divided North Atlantic Alliance for early talks with Russia on East-West troop cuts In Europe.— AP.
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      134 1 DON'T waste water! PENALTY: $500 FINE SEE PAGE FOUR Philco Can you afford I anything less? flj What makes Philco so superior? What makes it worth the extra' Basically longer life. Of everything. Philco spend a little extra on everything. Little parts. Big parts. Like a specially contoured sound baffle
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      9 1 THOREN9 the acknowledged leader in turntable j|Jebsen&Jessen| TD l5O
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    London here we come...
    350 2 London here we come SINGAPORE. Wednesday THIS was MSA's proud I,ondon here we come! look last night. The picture of the crew was taken Just before the MSA Boeing 707 fan-jet took off on Its Inaugural London flight. "We believe our service Is second to none and our flight Is
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    Indon jailed for illegal entry
    50 2 Indon jailed for illegal entry BINGAPORE, Wed. An Indonesian youth was today jailed for two weeks by the First Magistrate Court for illegally entering Singapore. Sarkawl so Ohanl. 22, had landed at Paslr Panjang beach one morning last March. He was arrested by the Police In Victoria Street last night.
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    INAUGURAL FLIGHT CREW
    124 2 PICTURE shows some of 1 the Inaugural flight crew (from left) flight strwards Rajaaegaram and Arif Khan, stewardesses Norms Ho, Urn Menf Jee, and MuntaJ Begun bte Abdul Rahbn and chief steward Abdul Rash id bin Abdul R.ihlra and ehelf steward Tan Kent Beng. With CapUin B.K.
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    New Singapore airline to take on 3,800 MSA workers
    650 3 New Singapore airline to take on 3,800 MSA workers S I N <J A PORE, Wed. Alxnit :*,8()0 MSA workers in Singapore have been assured by their management of jobs in the new Singapore airline when the split takes effect next year. The management, according to the Singapore Air Transport-Workers'
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    Two courses on public speaking
    83 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Chinese YMCA's Camping Department Is organising two public speaking courses for youths and young adults at Its guest house In Stevens Road and premises In Palmer Road. The four-session weekly course for youths begins on June 12. at 3.30 p.m. The fee
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    St. John meeting
    39 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Jurong Town sub-centre of the St. John Ambulance Association will hold Its annual meeting at Its premises In Block 20, Corporation Drive, on June 9 at 6 p.m Members are urged to attend.
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    Designer recovers from injuries
    217 3 Designer recovers from injuries SINGAPORE, Wed. Miss Marianne Gauer (above) a Swiss interior designer, was today recovering in hospital from spinal injuries after a road accident over the weekend. The 24-year-old blonde graduate from Berne, Switzerland, was taken to Outram Hospital on Sunday night with millionaire Aim executive, Mr. Shaw
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    $20,000 gifts for hospital
    54 3 IPOH. Wed.— Punda for the $3.75 million Hospital Fatimah complex, rising In the Ipoh Oardens housing estate here, have been boosted by two $10,000 contributions. The donors were Tasek Cement Sdn. Bhd. and Empak Ekor Nombor Sdn. Bhd. Brother James Scholer. secretary of the hospital's management
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    Burglars break into home of King's brother
    201 3 Burglars break into home of King's brother KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Burglars broke into the home of Captain Tengku Mahmud Sallehudin Badllshah, younger brother of the Yanj[ Dl-Pertuan Ago n g in Damansara Heights here early this morning and escaped with jewellery, liquor and articles worth more than $500. Before leaving,
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      286 3 Straits Times Crossword Hi IM WM ACROSS 5. ISO in the river without tall 1 1 All about poor Edwin, taken (7). In by RAP publicity (3, 3, 7. Priest and farceur turning to 4). liquor essentially (6). 6 Official airline led astray 8. Hyperbolise at the butts? 9. It
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    Deadly mosquito fever outbreak warning
    437 4 Deadly mosquito fever outbreak warning SINGAPORE. Wednesday •^HE Government today warned of an outbreak of haemorrhagic fever in the face of the present drought unless people took precautions against mosquito breeding when storing water. The warning, by Health Minister Mr. Chua Sian Chin, came in the wake of a marked
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    The stranger in his bedroom
    133 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. A technician returned home unannounced from a Hong Kong trip to find his wife with a stranger In their bedroom, Mr Justice D'Cotta heard today. Lee Joo Hong said that hardly 10 minutes after the encounter, his wife and the other man brazenly
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    Firm sued for $130,000
    108 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. A firm of architects. Swan and MacLaren, is claiming $130,000 from San Hotels Ltd. of Singapore in a writ filed at the High Court. The claim is allegedly based on an oral agreement between the parties regarding payment of work undertaken for the defendants
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    Water use up again after three-day drop
    290 4 Water use up again after three-day drop CINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore's threeday achievement of progressively reducing water consumption ended yesterday, with consumption rising by 6.3 million gallons to 101.5 million gallons. After the record low of 95.2 million gallons on Monday the first time that consumption had fallen on a Monday
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    Ensemble officials
    41 4 SINOAPORE. Wed— Music teacher Mr. Douglas Tan has been elected the chairman of the Singapore Chamber Ensemble. Other officials are: Vice-chair-man, Professor Kiang Ai Kirn; conductor, Mr. Paul Abisheganaden; secretary. Miss Amy Sobrielo, and treasurer, Mr. Leong Sum Tien.
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    SINGAPORE'S FIRST REVOLVING RESTAURANT READY IN OCTOBER
    176 4 SINGAPORE'S FIRST REVOLVING RESTAURANT READY IN OCTOBER CINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore's first revolving restaurant is expected to be ready for business by October this year. Originally scheduled to be completed two years ago, the 250-feet high restaurant made of concrete and aluminium is located on top of Prima Ltd's flour silos
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    Lock icon STUDENTS IN EIRE GET SARDON'S APPEAL
    101 4 rjUBLJN, Wed More 1J than 200 Malaysian medical students heard an appeal from their Health Minister yesterday to return home after their studies are completed. The appeal came from Health Minister Tan Sri Sardon who completed a two-day visit to the Republic's capital. He
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      198 4 ~-7"-^" ■»~"ii~i JOIIORE lIAIIIII Pr|n J| OPENS TOMORROW! LIUU Wm^3 S^ittCfTEMENT j I afw ?§h from the Author J jllfcp* j^fc MVENWRBS" j j j^>^ s BOBBINS j What Some People Dream Of OTI I T^^^l The Harold Robbms People Do VI W They Do It All In 111 ImIIU
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    Five pirates lose their taxis
    95 5 CINQAPORE, Wed. Five pirate taxidrivers had their cars confiscated today for plying their vehicles without licences. Chlew Hock Heng, Chua Keng Hlng, New Oong and Ng Bah J?ah were also fined $180 each. Chiew was arrested at Cecil Street on Dec 14 last year, Chua
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    One-day meeting to discuss Asean projects
    86 5 One-day meeting to discuss Asean projects SINGAPORE, Wed. A one-day meeting of the Asean Standing Committee to discuss the progress of various projects since the last ministerial conference in March, will be held here on Friday. Singapore's Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, chairman of the committee, will preside at the
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    POOL AT TENGKU'S HOME READY IN FORTNIGHT
    111 5 pENANG, Wed. Tun 1 Sharifah Rodzlah, wife of Tengku Abdul Rahman, is looking forward to the completion of a $10,000 swimming pool at her Rumah Takhdir home In Ayer Rajah Road here. Tun Sharifah told the Straits Times that the pool, designed by
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    'A mistake for employers to retire men at 60..'
    542 5 A mistake for employers to retire men at 60..' SINGAPORE, Wed M P LOVERS particularly in Singapore, are losing a valuable asset by forcing men to retire at the age of 60, Dr. Gwee Ah Leng said today. In the last few years, the medical profession had ceased to regard
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    Drunk fined
    33 5 BINGAPORE. Wed. Abdul Hamid so raklr Mohd 47. was fined $1C at the First Magistrate Court today for being drunk and Incapable on the foot-way at Bouth Bridge Road yesterday morning.
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    No more din, dust for residents of Bukit Ho Swee
    258 5 CINGAPORE, Wed. The Housing and Development Board has ordered contractors to stop conversion of 904 one-room flats in Jalan Bukit Ho Swee till all tenants have moved away. The board's public relations officer. Miss Lim Pek Hone, said today that
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    Witch charmed my husband, suicide note says
    346 5 Witch charmed my husband, suicide note says CINOAPORE, Wed. A tJ young housewife Jumped to her death from a 16--storey flat carrying on her a photograph of a woman whom she described as a "witch" who had charmed her husband. A coroner's court heard today the photograph of housewife Lai
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      115 5 Visit the most sensational Sale of the Year! Presidential Combined Sale 71 27-5-1971 to 5-7-1971 FREE GIFTS BIG DISCOUNT Hurry! Don't miss this opportunity. THE PRESIDENT :T* shopping centre 320. SERANGOON ROAD, ,«Jf| "1JBM! [y%3^^T^ SINGAPORE 8. "v^ I^^S| NEXT TO NEWWORLD AMUSEMENT PARK f DON'T LOSE BIG MONEY TO
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      284 5 i Vbur money issafe I in Australia Registered Mortgages on land and buildings have been one of the safest investments ovtr the years, preferred by cartful investors throughout the world for the/past century. Australian Housing Mortgages are particularly attractive because of the stability of the Australian Government and the sound
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    Varsity's Undergrad asked to get new printer
    306 6 Varsity's Undergrad asked to get new printer SINGAPORE, Wed. J The Singapore Undergrad, which has been critical of the Government in the Singapore Herald affair, has been asked to get a new printer. Mr. Peter Ho, production manager of Eurasia Press which prints the tabloid newspaper, organ of the University
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    Lock icon Malaysian dies in river near Pontianak
    74 6 Malaysian dies in river near Pontianak JAKARTA, Wed. Malaysian businessman, Mr. Jok Sil King drowned while swimming in the Kapuas river near Pontianak, the West Kalimantan capital, Antara news agency reported today. Antara said that Mr. Jok. president, and director of Simwasgang Indonesian Sawmill Ltd.. a Joint venture between Sarawak
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    Silver chariot procession
    73 6 SINGAPORE, Wed— A sliver chariot procession of the deity Sri Marlamman will be held to celebrate the leconsecratlon of the 144-yearjold Sri Marlamman Temple on Sunday at 7 p.m. The procession "will go along South Bridge Road. Tan Jong Pagar Road, Enggor Street, Anson Road, up to
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    Staff dinner
    28 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Polytechnic Academic Staff Association will hold Its annual dinner at the Summer Palace restaurant of King's Hotel on Saturday at 7.45 p.m.
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    Youths hold up car, rob cashier
    122 6 rOH. Wed. Two armed youths used a motorcycle to block a car driven by a mine staff, Sew Soo Ha, to rob him of $4,065. near here yesterday. Mr. Sew was on his way back to the Wah Fatt tin mine in the Pusing
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    BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION AT RUMAH MALAYSIA
    116 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. About four bundred people attended a cocktail party at "Rumah Malaysia" tonight given by the Malaysian High Commissioner in honour of the Yang diPertuan Agong's birthday. The Malaysian King. Tuanku Abdul Halim Mu'azzam Shah ibni Al-Marhum Sultan Badlishah celebrated his 43rd birthday today,
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    King: Security outweighs freedom of speech
    369 6 K. Lumpur, Wed NATIONAL solidarity and security far outweigh the importance of unrestricted freedom of speech and expression and all Malaysians appreciate this. The King referred to the recent constitutional amendments passed by Parliament relating to the position of the Rulers, the special position
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      171 6 CONGRATULATIONS TO DATO LEE CHEE SHAN D.X.M.P.,(A) O.St.J., J.P. ON YOUR NEW APPOINTMENT AS PRESIDENT of CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD. AND VICE- CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND CHAIRMAN OFTHE BANK'S EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Dato Lee Chee Shan D X.M.P., (A) O.STJ, J.P. From the Executives and Members of the
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  • UNESCO CONFERENCE-THIRD DAY
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      Integration project for science, maths
      502 7 SINGAPORE, Wed A PILOT project to integrate the teaching of science and mathematics in English at primary school level in Singapore has Just been launched. This was disclosed by a senior Education Ministry official, Mrs. Yeo Lai Cheng, at Unesco's third regional conference for Ministers
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      'WORLD AID ALONE IS NOT ENOUGH'
      496 7 'WORLD AID ALONE IS NOT ENOUGH' Reporters: LIM SUAN KOCH and CHUA SIEW KENG SINGAPORE, Wednesday INTERNATIONAL aid alone cannot meet the great needs of a country's development, Unesco director general, Mr. Rene Maheu, said last night. He was appealing for "vastly increased aid" to education when he rounded up
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      Conduct school courses in local language
      208 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. Asian countries should pluck up courage and take on the big job of making a local or national language the medium of instruction for all school courses. This call came today from Reverend T. A. Mathias, a delegate of the Holy See
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      62 7 CONGRATULATIONS DATO LEE CHEE SHAN D. K. M.P., tA) O. St. J., J.P. I *fl I I IK' j 12^31 H^^l s Dato IM C«t< SUn o««f.(«|Oilj..j/. ON YOUR APPOINTMENT AS PRESIDENT FOR LIFE AND VICE-CHAIRMAN OF CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD. AND CHAIRMAN OF THE BANKS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FROM THE
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      157 7 Mir Wj I m I II 1 y^^^Ji^Bß first group CASH JACKPOT is I SI 3O 000 I TO WINNERS WITH S NUMBERS CORRECT THE OTHER GROUP PRIZES REMAIN THE SAME PLUS FREE ENTRY J FOR 3 CIRCLES CORRECT $500/- J CUFF: TOO COOD TO TRUE mm Also in this
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  • Article
    Pasir Panjang baby show
    57 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Zehnder Road community centre's management committee and women's sub-committee are organising a baby show contest for residents In Pasir Panjang constituency on July 4 at 9 am Entry forms are available at the centre, the Pasir Panjang community centre, Alexandrr Terrace community centre
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    $70 crash
    47 8 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Van driver Ton Hong Soo, 32. was fined $70 for causing a motorcycle to collide into his van when he pulled out from the side of Ylo Chu Kang Road on Dec. 12 last year without having kept a lookout for approaching vehicles.
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    Israeli multi-million joint ventures
    232 8 I FIRST INVESTMENTS IN CHEMICALS, FERTILISERS SINGAPORE, Wednesday ISRAEL will set up several multi million dollar joint industrial ventures in Singapore before the end of this year. This assurance was given today by the Israeli Vice-Minister of Finance, Dr. Zvl Dinstein, shortly before he flew off
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    Lover haunts robbers are rounded up
    182 8 SINGAPORE, Wed. A NINE -MAN gang of robbers, who preyed on couples at the Esplanade, Kallang Park and other lovers' haunts, have been arrested In police swoops. As a result of three raids last week led by CID Inspector Ling Dlung Kwong police have
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    HOCHSTADT IS NEW TREASURY SECRETARY
    116 8 HOCHSTADT IS NEW TREASURY SECRETARY SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. H R. Hochstadt (above) has been appointed acting permanent secretary, Treasury Division, of the Ministry of Finance. He took over from Mr. Lee Keng Tuan, who left for Manila during the weekend to join the Asian Development Bank as a director. Mr.
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    THREE NEWSMEN WHO HELPED POLICE TO CATCH A THIEF
    341 8 THREE NEWSMEN WHO HELPED POLICE TO CATCH A THIEF CINGAPORE, Wed. Three newsmen went out one evening to chase a crime story. They ended up getting much more than a story. They chased and arrested a snatch thief. Tomorrow, their publlcspiritec action at Kirn Pong Road last December will be
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    $80,000 projects for Perak
    57 8 TELUK ANSON. Wed— The Lower Perak District Rural Development Committee Is to spend $80 000 on minor projects this year. Of this sum. $57,250 (including $30,000 in federal grants) will be for mosques and prayer houses. $8,350 for community halls. $3,500 tor badminton and sepak takraw
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      Where are all our local talent:
      89 9 Where are all our local talent: (GARMENT manu- facturers go to great length of trouble and expense to employ mechanics from Hong Kong to maintain their industrial sewing machines. Why are these posts not filled by Singaporeans? Are there no talent among us inspite of the technical institutions and the
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    • Letter
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      82 9 I WAS in a godown at the Port Authority recently to effect delivery of cargo when, to my horror, the place suddenly turned cloudy. I could hardly breath. Two PSA forklifts were then working in this godown and belching from their exhausts was the thickest black smoke I have ever
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    • Letter
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      57 9 WOULD the Housing Board advise me whether part ownership of a private house disqualifies me from buying an HDB flat. The private house is rented out. Even if it is not, I cannot move into it for the simple reason that my partner also owns part of it. Besides, it
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      GLAMORISING THE NEW YEAR SEA SPORTS
      369 9 GLAMORISING THE NEW YEAR SEA SPORTS THE photograph of some native war canoes in the Solomon Islands featured in the Book Page (S.T., May 31) made me wonder why more is not being done by the Tourist Promotion Board and other tourist organisations to promote this image of Singapore to
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      GOVT REPLIES
      136 9 rTH reference to the letter by "AA Member" (S.T., May 27), motorists are allowed one week within which to make payments on the Advice Notes issued by the Car Parks Division. Payments may also be made at any one of the kiosks. Where no payment is received after
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      95 9 I REFER to the letter by "Teacher" (ST., May 14) under the headIng "Her husband's head of the school committee." It is a written rule of the School Advisory Committee that Its members should not interfere with the school's administration. This Ministry also does not encourage close relatives of teachers
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      107 9 I REFER to the letter by "Resident" (S.T., May 27), under the heading "No fun having food with thugs". Observation has revealed that the majority of the people at the food stalls opposite the Paramount Theatre are in fact patrons of the cinema. So far no Incidents have been reported
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      73 9 WHEN I visited the public toilet near the new market at MacPherson Estate a couple of days ago, I was confronted by an old man who demanded a fivecent "fee." I paid up but didn't get a receipt. I wonder whether that "guardian" of the public convenience had been officially
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      Cultural dances: Nobody has any clue
      241 9 ONE night recently, my husband and I took two friends who were visiting Singapore to have dinner and see the "cultural show" at a local tourist spot. The dinner was fine, but the so-called "cultural show" was most disappointing. The people who organise these
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      The gust of wind that can spoil an evening
      93 9 The gust of wind that can spoil an evening TS there any law against people who use foul smelling "manure" lor their plants? I'm all for the "Garden City" campaign but surely there must be a more hygienic method of making plants thrive. A gust of wind carrying some nauseating
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      122 9 I HAVE written twice to the Ministry of Health regarding the health hazard near the market at Beo Crescent, but only for the first few months was any action taken. There is a place for rubbish dumping near the market. Usually, the heaps of rubbish are cleaned at the end
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  • The Straits Times
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      KEEPING IT CLEAN
      435 10 Singapore's search for a method of film classification is a response to the challenge of public criticism of the present portmanteau system of censorship. The principle of censorship is not being attacked. It is widely accepted that the law must be laid down at some point. The
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      STONE THE CROWS
      292 10 Klang's crows, like Singapore's Botanic Garden monkeys, make news every few years When they become., because of their numbers, a genuine nuisance This time, the hubbub, like the size of the flocks, is of record proportions, the consequence of prolific nesting and the shotgun treatment recommended for
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      POLITICS OF TERROR
      240 10 Sibel Erkan, the Turkish army officer's daughter who has been rescued from her kidnappers, is luckier than the Israeli Consul-General who was murdered. And Sibcl's captors have paid for their crime. One has died of bullet wound and the other, badly injured, is a prisoner. The government's
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    Election song on the Banyan Tree
    575 10 Election song on the Banyan Tree By James P. Sterba SEMARANG (Indonesia), The rainy season is ebbing in central Java and the banana trees, mangoes, sugar cane, coconut palms, rice shoots and misty slopes of dormant yeloanos assault the eye v.th a dozen spectacular shades of green. Tiny boys doze
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    KEEN TO LEARN BAHASA
    58 10 "THERE has been talk of ample opportunities to learn Bahasa Malaysia in this country. Thla may be true in some places where there are national unity classes or private tutorial colleges. But why can't they organise something for the people of Cameron Highlands who are keen
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      Postal worker's lot is an unhappy one
      242 10 POSTAL workers In 1 Malaysia have a bumper "parcel" of complaints'! And while I sympathise with public grievances about the service for example, the letter from "Frustrated" 03. T. May D— l think It might help if people knew something about the conditions
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      100 10 I AGREE with "School Leaver" (ST. May 22) that the Cabinet committee set up to co-ordi-nate the work of various ministries dealing with unemployment should first look Into the reemployment of pensioners in the ministries. By re-employlng pensioners, school leavers are being denied Jobs which they badly need. But reemployed
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      54 10 DEFERENCE to the let- ter by Road User (ST. May 15) under the heading "Perils along this bumpy road." I would like to state here that the Public Works Department was not responsible for the recent resurfacing of Jalan Bungsar In Kuala Lumpur. K. ARI NASALAM Ministry of Works Posts
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      51 10 I REFER to a letter from Blue Mustang Kota Bharu (S.T. May 22) and would request tor more specific information as to the time and date of the incident and his telephone number to enable me to Investigate his complaint. KHOO SENG KEAT Penrawal Talikom Kawasan Kelantan dan Trengtanu Kota
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    It can happen anywhere
    999 10 Growing appetite of the political kidnappers From THE ECONOMIST LONDON AN HONORARY consul makes easy game, but not exactly big game. Mr. Stanley Sylvester was the honorary British consul in Rosario in Argentina, and last week became the lateS^victim of the vogue for political kidnapping when
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      69 10 Styles cut to the latest trend by on r most experienced craftc* man tine* 1934. Suits completely nancJ t.ilced A stitched right to the buttonholes ensuring bast workmanship. We are alto Importers exporters of finest Gants textiles thereby we have the latest widest range of materials for selection. And for
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      102 10 CONGRATULATIONS DATO LEE CHEE SHAN (D.X.M.P., (A) O.ST.J J.P.) < 9wflaftrila^feKJiWfc]i^Wfro<>K^W{ a aaa" S I Lm^Nm^^blbKbV 'A -»*■->' < t a^^BZ D.io in COM Si-»" o.Mf > os'j m ON HIS APPOINTMENT AS PRESIDENT FOR LIFE VICE-CHAIRMAN OF CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD. AND CHAIRMAN OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF DIRECTORS
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      Lock icon Hostage drama: 'No mercy' stand by Govt
      1177 11 Hostage drama: 'No mercy' stand by Govt ISTANBUL. Wednesday A "no mercy" warning went out to terrorists in Turkey within hours of the dramatic rescue by troops and police of a 14-year-old Ctrl from a flat where she was helJ hostage for 50 hours by two men. Tne touch stand
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      Lock icon US Army probe on another Vietnam massacre charge
      176 11 US Army probe on another Vietnam massacre charge WASHINGTON. Wed.— The Army said today it was investigating charges of another Vietnam massacre in which up to 43 women and children were alleged to have been killed by members of the U.S. Airborne Brigade. According to a newspaper report, the civilians
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      Lock icon FIRST EGYPT DETAINEES RELEASED
      347 11 CAIRO, Wednesday. yHE first group of political and criminal detainees held in Egyptian jails without trial were released yesterday, Interior Minister Mambouh Salem said, according to newspapers here today. President Anwar Sadat told senior police officers on Monday that he wanted a full Investigation into all
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      Drugs priority
      37 11 WASHINGTON. Wed. >tnerica's drug problem, including the addiction of servicemen returning from Vietnam. Is being given the highest orloritv by the Administration. President Nixon said last night. He flatly reiected le- I ealisation of marijuana.
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      Warsaw talks
      40 11 VIENNA. Wed. The Soviet Union is preparing for a War- saw Pact meeting to bring its allies uo to date on a complex I new Dhase of East-West arms and security calks. East Euro- Dean sources said here.
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      Lock icon Cuban held
      23 11 MONTEVIDEO < Uruguay.". Wed. Police today raided the bureau of the Cuban news ajiwicy. Prensa Latlna, and detained Its chief correspondent, Reuter.
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      Lock icon Argentine guerillas overrun a town
      126 11 Argentine guerillas overrun a town CANTA FE (Argentina), Wed. A group of 15 terrorists yesterday took over the town of San Jeronlmo Norte, near here, locked police In their cells and robbed the local bank. In a pre-dawn raid, the guerillas swept into the sleepy farming town and made straight
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      Getaway van in bomb hoax appears again
      411 12 Getaway van in bomb hoax appears again CYDNEY, Wed. The van used as the getaway vehicle in the A 5500,000 ($1.7 million) Qantas bomb hoax last week reappeared on a Sydney street yesterday In a police appeal for information In the case. Protected by 18 detectives, the van was parked
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      Lock icon Now new pressure on vital W Berlin links with Bonn
      388 12 Now new pressure on vital W Berlin links with Bonn WEST BERLIN, Wed FAST Europe has stepped up pressure on West Berlin and its vital links with West Germany, in a campaign that seems well coordinated with Moscow's interests in the current four-power negotiations on Berlin. And as in the
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      3-point plan for NZ, Aspac countries
      118 12 3-point plan for NZ, Aspac countries AUCKLAND. Wed. A three-point "good neighbour" plan for New Zealand and Asian and Pacific countries was suggested by Labour Opposition leader Mr. Nor man Kirk today The plan comprises a two-way immigration policy based on equality and Ignoring race, colour and religion, a South
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      54 12 DATO LEE CHEE SHAN 23/9 D.K.M.P.,(A)O.ST.J.,J.P. ffy& &Jk ON HIS APPOINTMENT AS Bil II PRESIDENT OF f|[ 131 CH VNGKHIAW BA N K LTD< 11 j|]| FOR LIFE if? (Uf AND VICE-CHAIRMAN f|% fk% OF THE BANK AND lM rkk CHAIRMAN OF |t|f THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE j||| ]L| Ili GOLDHILL
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      127 12 GARDENIA FRAGRANCES FROM GOYA TALC COLOGNE PERFUME tUga ft -i tW* »»^^i t~ i London Pans NewVtxk Skin Sores Geared Pimples Go Th« »«ry llr»t appllcjulon of NinoHim begins to clear away pimple' like made. Urn Nixodarm tonlfht and you will soon your ikln b«comtu aoft, imooth and clear. Nixoderm
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      29 12 THE GAMBOLS By Birry Appleby U AND IT wouu? -^v T«g midC\ <©'9W /■^eoase- mmt^N /wow! qon't iuwt i©^ Loo you rmmt?) eer Vivctvec mn U NTWAT AaauMenrj VT^
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  • WORLD NEWS 3
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      Lock icon Build up unity against US call by Chou
      283 13 Build up unity against US call by Chou IJONG KONG, Wed. 11 Chinese Premier, Chou En-lai has urged the people of various countries to strengthen their unity in the struggle against the United States, the New China news agency reported today. Premier Chou was speaking at a banquet in Peking
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      Lock icon Firebase under heavy attack: 4 Viets killed
      475 13 Firebase under heavy attack: 4 Viets killed SAIGON. Wednesday ■VORTH Vietnamese 11 sappers last night .shelled and attacked for the second consecutive day the main South Vietnamese artillery base perched on a 5,300-ft mountain overlooking the A Shau Valley, military spokesmen said today. Four North Vietnamese were killed before the
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      Lock icon Suit over Vietnam war dismissed
      131 13 JJOSTON. Wed.' Massachusetts lost another round yesterday in its court battle challenging the constitutionality of the Federal Government to send citizens of the State to battle in Vietnam. U.S. District Court Judge Mr. Charles Wyzanski dismissed the controversial suit, declaring "the complaint is without merit."
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      Lock icon Bankruptcy closes a bank in Jakarta
      112 13 JAKARTA, Wed. Bank Pembangunan Naslonal (The National Development Bank) has declared bankruptcy with outstanding loan.s of 57 million rupiahs ($496,000), bank officials announced today. The officials said about 100 depositors would be affected. The closure of the bank is the latest in a series
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      Lock icon Walk-out by steelmen
      51 13 LONDON, Wed. Nearly 12.000 blast furnace workers stayed off the Job yesterday, starting a strike which could close Britain's nationalised steel Industry within weeks. The strike the first official walkout called by the union in 45 years Is in support of 35 per cent pay rise demands
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      Lock icon Saigon Deputy draws pistol in row with Madame
      148 13 Saigon Deputy draws pistol in row with Madame CAIGON, Wed.— A South Vietnamese Deputy pulled a pistol on the the floor of the Lower House today. Other deputies restrained Representative Nguyen Dae Dau and the House recessed. The incident came after two hours of debate on the case of Deputy
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      Lock icon Three shot
      37 13 BONN, Wed. A father and his two daughters were shot dead and two other members of the family wounded by gunfire at their flat in the centre of Frankfurt. It followed a family quarrel. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Hunt for Snowman: Explorer finds footprints
      174 13 Hunt for Snowman: Explorer finds footprints JOKYO. Wed. A Japanese explorer who spent five months in the Himalayan mountains searching for the "Abominable Snowman" said today he spotted two sets of footprints and he is convinced some kind of creature lives there. "There definitely is an animal that walks on
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      381 13 ENCYCLOPEDIA BARGAIN $20 exclusive offer for Lf strsits limes Ip I*l^1 1^ readers "What is the word I want?" We all know that everyday situation when we are lost for the right word or spelling It just isn't the>e! Or it won't come to mind. Here is the book with
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      62 14 CHIEF PRICE CHANGES RISES G E Life $9.60 +60 Amal $158 +.18 e r^ k !r?i tiS J-ESf^'SS to? T Cement $2.27 +.06 S J Bus $0,634 +.054 DBS $132 +05 $i.49 +05 falls stariite $0.511 —m UOB $286 _.O7 PJVI.C. $1 47 —.06 Esso Ord. $3.24 —.06 Tholech $1.06
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      Straits Times Indices
      28 14 June 1 June I •Industrials: IMJ* 165.47 tTtas: t3.«7 9J.16 tlrubbers: UM. lltM .Dec. 30, 1966 100 Dee. 31. IMS 100 tDee.. 19, 1961 100
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      Prices maintain upward trend
      285 14 PRICES ruled from steady to firm on the Stock Fxchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. With the Kuala Lumpur trading room closed for the Yang di-Pertuan Agong's birthday, there ws a small slowdown in activity T. nt j.|a,-.j The proportion of delayed dealings continued to rise
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      CLOSING PRICES
      995 14 BIO AND OFFER PRICE! OFFI- I CIALLV LISTED AT TME^CLOSI EXCMANCE WITH PRICE MOVE 1 MINTS IN BRACKETS VtiTEROAY WERE: STIRLING RUBBER! Cralglclea 9 O. Hope 35J UNIT TRUST (Asia Unit Trust) (MimiH'l prictt «sr Juni 3) Mai. Invest Fund 1.40 1.4S Mai. PrOK. Fund 1.21 1.26 Chjrt.r.d
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      Allied Choc calls for cash
      257 14 ALLIED Chocolate A Industries is asking shareholders to subscribe to a three-for-flve rights issue at par. The issue will raise its present paidup capital by Just over $3 million to $8.2 million. The new funds will be used for further expansion of the group's Singapore
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
      281 14 GAMMON South East Asia is to amend Its articles of association to raise the maximum number of directors from 12 to 20. An extraordinary meeting will be held on June 30 at its Petaling Jaya office to pass a resolution to this effect. In a circular to shareholders
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1449 14 DUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore trading room of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 unless otherwise neaIM I STRIA'.S Acma (1) $1.64, (2) $1.65 cd. Alcan (1) $1.60. Allied Choc. (2) $2.37, (1> $2.31 D
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      ANOTHER YEAR FOR OAC
      125 14 ANOTHER YEAR FOR OAC IJIGHER profits, bigier fl div i d ends and a bonus issue were announced by Overseas Assurance Corporation yesPoSits agaln advanced t« a new high, reachinr 51.3 million, after tax, in f«» J^P^U- W«£l JSK". single dividend of 10 per cent Plus a «x>nus ot the
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      38 14 KULIM GROIP is to pay a nnai dividend of 13 per cent, lifting the total for 1970 by six points to 21 per cent, Audited figures show that group net profits advanced to £838.001 from £450,496 in 1969
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      Exchange rates
      169 14 'pHE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced x these best agreed merchant rates as June 2. Local dollars to one unit Acllinv Rnvin* of Foreign Currency TT or OD Sterling Pound 7.3850 Australian Dollar 3.4525 Canadian Dollar 3 0275 New Zealand Dollar 3.4625 South Arabian Dinar 7.4025 U.S.
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        Tin retreats
        116 14 J^ONDOX tin opened steady on Monday in line with Penang advices and then eased on selling, partly hedging, last week's stock increase and the quietness of outside demand. Afternoon tin recovered most of the earlier losses aided by bear covering in three Months. NEW YORK: Physical Straits tin
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        PALM OIL
        39 14 In London on Tuesday tht price of Malayan 8 per cent CIF UR/N. I European port* In bulk, sterling per long ton June/July was quoted at £»4 telleri on Ex-Cont. |227 tellers (£102 8 or Ex-Cont. 1247).
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        93 14 PRODUCE PRICES rM iN«i produce ibiii him uncapork noon closinc pmh picul yesterday Cocenut O.I: bulk $S3» tellers drum «i T&ShcSTm^ IoOM Jun/ 1ooP'riLwMu,n^»A^l«r. wh: B;r.w. b lc ••>•«• t.o.*>. 9*l nlw ***** sellers. Sarawak special black f.o.b. 96'; NL.W <U2» sellers. Sarawak aota biack f °■•>• 100rr NLW *16S
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        37 14 VET* wT" London UNCH 40.84 Son, mm Zurich UNCH 40.H08 ->* SB 1 BPOre (2) V**o* 158T0 <l> E*POrt price In non-sterling area> in u.B dollars per ounce <2> LOC" d"ler< B'nOPor. dollars par tael.
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        242 14 ONDON rubber prices were sharply easier on Monday following the East's rapid decline of the past two days. Traders attributed much of the movement both in London and at source to market talks that the Chinese People's Republic was still prepared to take the Malaysian stockpile,
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      Russia now becomes top rubber buyer
      289 14 THE Soviet Union bought 52.873 tons of Malaysia's rubber during the first quarter of the year and replaced the United States as the top buyer. Its rubber Imports from Malaysia Increased by 76 per cent during this period, compared with the 29,204 tons it
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        Melbourne
        359 14 MELBOURNE. Wed. Share iTi prices eased after a steady opening on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Some small gains were recorded In early trading, but weaknesses appeared as the day progressed. Woodside peaked at 62 cents. before slipping four cents to 58 cents. The 20-cent paid shares lost a
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        Asian Dollar
        51 14 rE following Asian Dollar rates were quoted yesterday by Bank of America. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above: One month 8 p.c Two months 73/ 4 p.c. Three months 7' 2p.c. Six months 7' 2 p.c. Nine months 7' 2 p.c. Twelve months 7> 2
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        New York
        329 14 VTEW YORK, Tues The market today made Its best gain In recent sessions hut In very subdued tndlng. Turnover near the final bell was 11.9 mlUlon shares, putting the trading pace at one of the lowest levels of the year. Advances led losers by about eight to five.
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        Indices
        64 14 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Tuesday 70.8« Monday Closed Week ago 70 61 RUBBERS Tuesday 182 53 Monday Closed Week ago ***** OILS TuM(,ay OUJI 46 Monday Closed Week ago 342 88 INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 378 2 INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 913 65 Monday Closed Week ago HMfii i, UW?" y 21*» to »«On<l»jr
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        Hong Kong
        215 14 TJONO KONO. Wed. The A*• market opened on a qulel note but as the day wore on buyers began to appear In force. Ralli International, however. were In demand for most of the day and rose steadily from an opening of HK517.50 to HK 118.50 at the close.
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    6,125 squatter families moved last year
    115 15 6,125 squatter families moved last year cINGAPORE, Wed. J The resettlement department of the Housing and Development Board cleared 6,125 squatter families last year from land needed for development, and paid them a total compensation of -4 1 million. A total of 1.734 structures were demolished during the year. Farmers
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    Govt postpones sale of 28 urban sites
    844 15 Govt postpones sale of 28 urban sites SHORTAGE OF LABOUR AND MATERIALS SINGAPORE, Wednesday Government has already postponed two urban renewal sales involving a total of 28 sites because it was well aware of the building boom in the Republic, which has led to a shortage of labour and certain
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    Think young' and you are forever young, says this Indon star
    291 15 Think young' and you are forever young, says this Indon star SINGAPORE, Wed. 1 N'LIKE most act resses, twice-di-vorced Rima Melati has absolutely no fear of old are. The slim 31-year-old star of 25 Indonesian films said today: "There is no such thing as old are. "Yon are forever young
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      1006 15 On your TV and Radio 3.00 P.M. Openin 7.41 News (C) 3 f programme Summary down Hos P ltal j'jj Q ur |y| uSIC Makers (E) '5 Ganda Wang Anda US Programme Summary 3.20 Our Music Makers (T— repeat) 115 ts a M an S yvorld Winter 3.31 B'wana Don
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  • MAINLY FOR WOMEN
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      Is the double bed losing ground?
      632 16  - Is the double bed losing ground? ONG KIAT BENG by JT'S curious, but true, that once a double bed goes out of a room everybody automatically assumes that marital happiness has gone with it. Or, if a newly-wed couple opts for twin beds Instead of the cosj double, their friends
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      Perfume range
      104 16 AVON has introduced a scent which the manufacturers promise will suit both the young and the hot-so-young. It Is Charisma and Is a cross between a floral and spicy smell. It Is a range that will attract girls who prefer to have a hint of a scent rather
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      Wig wash
      60 16 A WIG made of synthetic "hair" can sometimes go for as long as three months without washing. But when you do wash it, according to authorities in the wig Industry, use cool water for sudsing and for rinsing. Other instructions: Wash the wig with a mild soap baby
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      Fringy idea for a touch of the old world
      252 16 LOOK what has happened to grandmother's knitting wool. It has been riven the up-to-date treatment and is used to add an unusual touch to this outfit. The wool has been cut into equal lengths of about five inches (12.7 cm), and
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      BEAUTY UNDER A QUICK SHOWER
      179 16 tyHE woman who has just enough time for a quick in-and-out shower need not miss out on the benefits of a long soaking bath with Elizabeth Ar d c n's two new Seaqua preparations. They are both ideal for the shower, especially when water is
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      842 19 THI PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTMO- Rarabaoc. Ryuel MUru. Tamahlm* 1 RITV ANNOUNCED THI FOLLOW- Man. Tin H»:. Untoo Br«nda, State INC BERTMINC ARRANCEMENTS or M»drai. Anaataala V. Bonahot*. FOR JUNE 3. Cohaniry Gununx Merbabu. KebaiiOOT: Nowahera 1/2. TlJuc» 8/9. I 0 Kota B«ntoM. Malamjabba. Kimanla 21 Btrit CalUx 118 21
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      855 19 FAR EASTERN FREIGHT CONFERENCE. NOTICE TO TIMBER SHIPPERS Further to the recent press notices, please be advised that the Par Eastern Freight Conference has chartered the "HAHPALYCUS" to load timber for LIVERPOOL only. The vessel will load in PORT SWETTENHAM from about 12th to 17th June and then in SINGAPORE
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      711 19 MAJLIS PERBANDARAN IPOH PEMBERITAHI' TENDER UNTOK KERJA2 BESAR MELEBEHI $5,000 Tender ada-lah dl-pelawa daripada Konterekter2 berdaftar Kelas E' ka-atas untok Proposed Extension of bridge over Sg. Kledang. Jalan La hat 2. Butit2 lengkap boleh di-dapati daripada Jabatan Jurutera Perbandaran, Majlis Perbandaran Ipoh pada mana 2 harl kerja antara pukol 8.00
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      822 20 Acknowledgement j MR*. MAH KEE KENG and family thank relatives, friends, doctors and staff Ward 10 T.R.G.H. for their knd assistance, condolences. wreaths, donations and attendances di.rinK their recent breavement. Cash received donated a* announced earlier. MR*. G. DE LIMA thanks relatives, friends, the Rev, Father-.. Brothers and staff of
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      899 20 TELEPHONE OPERATOR GIRL with pleasant voice required by British Pharmaceutical Firm. Preferably with Cambridge School Certificate 2 3 yean experience. Singapore Citizen. Apply stating experience BBBi education and salary required to PO. Box 367 B'pore. WANTED Tug Crews Home Trade Certificates Sarawak Indonesia Area. Masten, Mates. Ist Class Engineer. 2nd
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      706 20 WANTED NURSE AMAH for European couple, one child. MXiat be experienced to take care young Infants. Ring *****1 or write full particulara to G PO. 2650 Spore. CNIVODA SINGAPORE (PTI.) LIMITED Invite* Applications for the potts of DRAFTSMAN TRAHHEES Applicant must hold a School Certificate with Credit in Selene* and
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      881 20 2-tTOREV DETACHED house well furnished with big garden at Jalan Remis (1.4U0. Clement! Park (2.400 and Namly View (1.200. 2-storey semi-detached furnished house at Ban Guan Park (900. Ming Teck Park (1.000 and Bedokvllle (430 and Changl (400. 2-storey terrac* bouse* well furnished at Namly Place (600. Watten Drlvt (1,200.
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      1025 20 ORANGE ROAD furnl*h*d fUt 3 btdroom parqutt flooring. Contact 9« Grange Road Tel: *****5 during office noun. OXLEY GARDEN luxuriously futnlshtd flat 2 "btdroom. servant's room. Contact tel. (***** during offlo* liours (INGLE ROOM*, furnished, private entrance, quiet surrounding, oachelors only. DIM. 9 101. Sophia Road Spore Tel: *****9 OUT.
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      1007 20 STENOGRAPHY. Rapid simplified course. Classes anytime. Starting June. Register early. Raja's College. 218 D Changl Road (4976 M). Rajas Raffles Place (*****/*****0). PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTS Book-keeping and Accounts for beginners leading to tb* LCC examinations and the Centre Certificates Classes commencing 14th Junt. 1971 to every Monday. Wednesday and Friday
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    The policewoman who is also a pop singer
    251 21 SINGAPORE. Wed. You can never tell these days. But the pretty songbird who flew here specially to sing for the Police Variety Concert is herself a member of the auxiliary police in Hong Kong. And looking at tall, vivacious Frances Yip, 23.
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    Syce kissed employer's 7-year-old daughter, court told
    247 21 CINGAPORE, Wed. A driver, who was "fond of and affectionate" to his employer's seven-year-old daughter, kissed her in a bedroom while her parents were away, a court heard today. Mohammed bin Shamsuddln, 35, pleaded not guilty to using criminal force to outrage the
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    34 21 SINGAPORE. Wed— Miss Chan Heng Chee. political science lecturer in the University of Singapore, will speak on academic research in Singapore at the weekly Rotary luncheon meeting tomorrow at the Hollandsche Club.
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      451 21 WORLD FAMOUS BALLY SHOES at i Available from Melwam's Mini Shop. fc«. High Street. MINK STOLE. Good condition. Telephonr *****4 Spore. Vehicles lor sale IMI TRIUMPH HERALD $980/- F Consul $600/- Volkswagen $2,000 1865 F Cortina O.T. $3,350/- 1964 MiiitiMnh: $800/- 1963 Mini Super 1962 Mini SW $1,750/Austln /,*O $2,000/-
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      673 21 DQA DRUG HOUSES OF AUSTRALIA (ASIA) PTE. LTD. This Company is beginning the recruitment of staff for its Factory and Office in Jurong. People who have the required qualifications and would like to apply tor a post are asked to write for an application form. Those who have written in
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      Miller may prefer Man of Honour
      462 22  - Miller may prefer Man of Honour EPSOM JEEP By AUSTRALIAN jockey Johnny Miller, who won the Singapore Derby on Forest Jim at Bukit Timah in March, may prefer to ride Man of Honour hi the $51,000 Perak Derby at Ipoh on Sunday. Miller, who is riding freelance, worked both Forest
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      249 22 Altesse Royale 7-4 for Oaks ONDON, Wed. Twelve acceptors were announced yesterday for the English Oaks for three-year-old fillies to be run over 12f at Epsom on Saturday. The race is worth a total of £44,670 with the winning owner receiving £30,214. There are two French and one Irish -trained
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      57 22 NEW YORK. Wed. Result* o! yesterday's baseball games American League: Oakland S New York 2: Kansas City 4 Boston 2; Washington 5 California 4: Minnesota 3 Detroit 1; Milwaukee S Cleveland 3. National League: New York 5 San Francisco 4; Pittsburgh 9 St. Louis 0: Houston 7 Atlanta
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      AMATEUR RACE ENTRIES
      233 22 Entries for the amateur races at Penang on Saturday week: CLASS 1 8f Handicap: AybeeJay; Born Free; Bronze Knight; Buaya Tapah; Do You Mind: Good For You- Joy Spinner; Kookaburra: Olympic Game; Picture House II: Plnkson; Silver Crown; Sporting Gesture II; Tauhara. CLASS 2 Dlt I— 7f
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      Cowdrey told to stand by
      439 22 1 ONDON, Wed. Colin Cowdrey, veteran of over 100 games for England, has been asked to stand by for the First cricket Test against Pakistan starting at Birmingham tomorrow. 1 He has been alerted in case opening batsman Geoff Boycott, who Is suffering from nervous
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      Ironmonger —a great left-hand spinner
      223 22 From JACK FINGLETON MELBOURNE, Wed. Herbeit Ironmonger, aged 88. buried today In Melbourne, was Australia's greatest lefthand spin bowler. He didn't play his first Test match until nls 50th year and In the fifth Test against South Africa here in 1932 he had sensational figures
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      47 22 HONO KONO, Wed. North Korea beat Syria 1-0 in an Olympic qualifying soccer match in Pyongyang yesterday, the North Korean Central News Agency reported today. The two teams played their first match last Friday and ended In a scoreless draw, tjhe Agency said. Reuter.
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      449 22 Rhodesia plan for Games despite threats SALISBURY. Wi DHODESIA plan to send a team to the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich In defiance of possible protests, particularly from black African states. And more than half the team, expected to be 50-strong, could turn out to be non-white. The athletes will
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      150 22 AUCKLAND. Wed Brilliant Barry John kicked 20 points to hoist the touring British 1 Lion.s Rugby Union side to a t 23-12 victory over the New Zealand Maoris here today. John landed six penalty, goals and converted the only 1 try of ths match by Welsh
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      205 22 S. African mixed squad in Europe gONN, Wed. The first racially mixed group of South African athletes to fo overseas, who flrw to Europe over the weekend, are expected to compete in three athletics meetings in West Germany during the next right days, sports officials said here yesterday. The athletes
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      Rose accuses Numata
      103 22 MELBOURNE. Wed. Aust--IT* ralian boxer Lionel Rose accused Japanese world junior ■lightweight champion Yoshiaka Numata of being a "dirty fighter." "He fought dirty." the former world bantamweight champnn claimed on his return from an unsuccessful challenge for Numata's World Boxing Council title. Numata beat Rose on points
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        FONG: NO EASY TIME FOR AGE-GROUP QUALIFIERS
        298 23 By A. JOHNSON CINGAPORE ASA has put the squad of 12 qualiJ flers into intensive training for the Second Asian Age Group swimming championships in Japan in August. Eight more swimmers those who failed narrowly to beat the required standard will be given
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        Singaporeans on world chess Masters ranking list
        190 23 Singaporeans on world chess Masters ranking list THE world uness rtotr»ii«u 'FIDE) has given International ranking to two chess masters in Singapore. They are Tan Llan Ann and Giam Choo Kwee currently rated sixth and seventh In the international masters list officially announced by the World body The international list,
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        Favourite Mill Reef routs his Derby rivals
        307 23 Favourite Mill Reef routs his Derby rivals LONDON, Wed. Favourite Mill Reef threw off doubts about hi s stamina with a powerful finishing burst to win the 12f Epsom Derby, England's major horse racing classic, at Epsom today. Mill Reef, owned by American Paul Mellon and ridden by Geoff Lewis,
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        No free entry for driver's suit
        221 23 No free entry for driver's suit IF racing tyres can be exempted from Custom's duty, why not racing overalls? This was the question the Chairman of the Singapore Kart Club Mr. Philip Scow, shot at an Airport customs officer when he was told to pay duty for his own overalls
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        Olympic opening for Welfare Games
        190 23 rE Fifth combined annual sports for residents' of 12 Social Welfare homes, will open in Olympic style at the Farrer Park athletic centre on Saturday at 2.30 p.m. Three boys and three girls will relay a torch In a mile (1.6 km) long run from
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        A $180,000 facelift for Weld pool
        364 23 A $180, 000 facelift for Weld pool J£UALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Weld Road swimming pool here will get a $180,000 facelift for the Seap Games on December About $140,000 will be spent on Improvements to the pool, while the balance will be used "to beautify the surrounding area." Sulaiman Amin,
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        GW get junior soccer double
        213 23 fUTHRIE WAUGH, a fast, skillful side, com- pleted a double when they beat Hume Industries 3-0 in the Business Houses Junior knockout champion final at Jalan Besar stadium. Guthrle. who won the Div. Two championship two months ago, made rings round their rivals with smart
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        Pakistan team for first Test
        49 23 BIRMINGHAM, Wed.— The Pakistan team to meet England In the First cricket Test at Edßbaston here tomorrow Is: Altab Oul, Sadiq Mohammad. Zahpr Abbas, Mushtag Mohammad. Majid Khan. Asif Iqual. Intikhab Alam, Imran Khan. Wasim Bari, Pervez Sajjid. Asif Masood. 12th man: Azmat Rana.
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        Defiant 63
        34 23 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— A defiant 63 by "Test discard" C. Navaratnam helped Negri Sembilan to total 146 in their MCA south zone match against Johore here today. At close Johore were 47-4.
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      374 23 SIME DARBY PLANTATIONS BERHAD ESTATES VISITING ENGINEER We ore seeking a Malaysian Electrical Engineer who after a peroid of troining will be appointed o Visiting Engineer (Electrical). He will initially be posted to our Group Workshops and the opplicont must be prepared to live and work in the rural oreos
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      330 23 COST ACCOUNTANT Required by Singopore Glass Manufacturers Pte. Limited for immediate appointment. Qualifications: Degree in accountancy or Institute of Costs and Works Accountant (Part 111 and IV) or other recognised qualifications. Several years relevant working experience in a manufacturing organisation. Singapore citizen. Aa*: Between 27 ond 35 years. Salary: It
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      62 23 WATEB-POLO BASA Under 21 league: PSC "A" v Armed Forces. PSC "B" v CSC" A" (both matches at Queenstcwn complex 5 p.m.). SOCCER PAS Dlv. 2: PSA v V.C. "A", TBA v Race Course, Tamplnes Rovers v Marshall United Peru Indians v Stable Boys. Burnley v Junior AAA. (all matches
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    216 24 MSA gets $12m loan from DBS for two Boeings CINGAPORE, Wed. MSA has obtained a $12 million loan from the Development Bank of Singapore to help pay for the two Boeing 707--32OCs it bought from Braniff Airlines for $45 million. The loan agreement, details of which are kept secret, was
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    Freedom plea
    33 24 SAN FRANCISCO, Wed.—Attorneys tor anti-war activist Leslie Bacon, who is held In connection with the bombing of the U.S. Capitol, have filed an appeal seeking her freedom with or without ball.
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    350 'snakeboat' men caught
    42 24 HONO KONO. Wed— Nearly 350 operators of "snakeboats" junks smuggling refugees out of China have been caught and Jailed In Kwangtung province bordering Hong Kong and Macao In the past year, the South China Morning Post reported today.
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    NO MORE QUARANTINE FOR DECK PASSENGERS FROM CHINA
    151 24 NO MORE QUARANTINE FOR DECK PASSENGERS FROM CHINA SINGAPORE, Wed. Deck passengers returning from China will now be exempted from the compulsory 24-hour quarantine at St. John's Island if they have valid health certificates. This "reprieve" follows a successful application by the Singapore Chinese Passage and Transportation Association that passengers
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    Golda denies secret talks
    73 24 STOCKHOLM, Wed. Israeli Prime Minister Mrs. Oolda Melr yesterday personally dfnled reports that she held stcict talks with Soviet officials In a remote hunting lodge In northernmost Finland on Sunday. "There Is not a grain of truth In the story," Mrs. Melr told newsmen in Oslo
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    Cholera deaths
    30 24 KARACHI. Wed— More than 500 East Pakistan refugees have died of cholera in camps in Calcutta and thousands more have contracted the disease. Pakistan Press International said today.
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    19 24 CANBERRA, Wed.— Australia is to open a trade office In Moscow shortly, authoritative sources here said today.
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    London Stocks
    347 24 T ONDON. Wed. TUc stock mar- kit closed mixed after Initial uncertainty in very quli-t trading. The National Steel atrlke mad* for aomc restraint bill tome token support waa teen toward* the clo»e in telectlvt latuet. At 245 p.m. the Financial Time* Index waa 0.3 down (after 0.5)
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    Britain's 'no cut' pledge to C'wealth sugar men
    318 24 Britain's 'no cut' pledge to C'wealth sugar men LONDON, Wed DRITAIN today told the Commonwealth sugar 13 producers their present sugar exports to this country will continue without a cut, even after the British Join the European Common Market, diplomatic sources said. Mr. Geoffrey Rlppon. chief Common Market negotiator, told
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    108 24 BRITISH air ace Sheila Scott, 43, smiles from the cockpit of her twinengined Piper Aztec plane before taking off from London's Heathrow Airport on Tuesday, on what could be a record-break-ing flight. Miss Scott will cover 34,000 miles (54,717 km), as a human guinea
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    111 24 CONFESSION BY 24: WE'VE HAD ABORTIONS BONN, Wed. Twentyfour well-known West German actresses, journalists, singers, film stars and fashion models had their photographs on the front page of "Stern" news magazine today with the confession "we have had an abortion." All of them have signed a public declaration admitting that
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