The Straits Times, 7 June 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times "foe National Newspaper Estd. 1845 MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lock icon 3 Russians in space
    430 1 Soyuz II out for another link-up with unmanned orbiting base MOSCOW, Sunday THREE Soviet cosmonauts blasted into space today for another link-up with Russia's still-orbiting Salyut unmanned space base. The commander of the Soyuz II spacecraft, Lieute-nant-Colonel (ieorgie Dobrovolsky hinted in a pre-launch statement that the
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    Johore reader wins $10,000 -I
    83 1 Johore reader wins $10,000 -I A JOHORE reader has won the $10,000 prise in the Straits Times Word Puizl* "IT. He is Mr. Raman, 239, Kampong Abdullah, Segamat, Johore. He submitted a set of answers to the clues which the adjudication committee held the most meritorious. Winning entry and committee's
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    Lock icon Card for war reporters
    68 1 HELSINKI. Sun. The International Press Institute (IPI) said today it would Issue a special safety card and badge to war correspondents In Southeast Asia and other war areas later this year. Mr. Ernest Meyer, director of IPI said the organisation was working to gain official recognition
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    Toto winning numbers
    39 1 SINGAPORE, Sun. Tht winning numbers picked In today's Toto draw No. 44/71 were: 28. 40, 3, 11 and 47. The additional number was 27. In the circles draw the numbers drawn were: 12, 21 and 18.
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    India seals border to stop refugees
    260 1 NEW DELHI, Sun. CECURITY forces 3 were today sealing a stretch of the border between India and East Pakistan to prevent choleracarrying Pakistani refugees entering the country, according to Indian officials. The border was being closed at Elkarpur in the Nadla district of India's
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    SHIP WITH TEXTILES FROM S'PORE DETAINED IN MALACCA
    169 1 SHIP WITH TEXTILES FROM S'PORE DETAINED IN MALACCA MALACCA, Sun. A boat with $80,000 worth of textiles and clothing on its way from Singapore to Indonesia has been detained here by the AntlCorruptlon Agency. ACA officers and a hlghpowered anti-smuggling team from Johore led by Supt. Rastam bin Abu Bakar
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    Scientist dies
    25 1 LONDON. Sun. Professor Edward Neville da Cost* Andrade. one of Britain's eminent physicists, died In a London nursing home early today, aged 83.
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    Lock icon 196 Viets die
    29 1 BAIOON. Sun. South Vietnamese and American troops killed 196 northerner* In the latest reported lighting In northern Bottth Vietnam, the Saigon High Command said today. R«uter.
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    Lee off to Helsinki
    206 1 Lee off to Helsinki SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew left by air tonifht for Helsinki where he will address the International Press Institute meeting on Wednesday. The Prime Minister was seen off by the Honorary Consul of Finland. Dr. Paul Getreuer. Also on hand to see the Prime Minister
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    Painter killed
    49 1 SINGAPORE, Sun. A painter fell to his death from the deck of the ship. Volvula at Jurong Shipyard West Quay yesterday. Police said Yap Tian Sze, 21, was pulling a rope attached to a pontoon at 4.15 a.m. when he slipped and fell on to the pontoon.
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    Laird: US plans antiship N-subs
    343 1 n ROTON Connecticut.) ticut.) Sun. Secretary of Defence Melvin Laird indicated yesterday that strong consideration was being given to a US Navy proposal for building an entire new class of nuclear submarines armed with missiles for destroying ships rather than cities. He used the keel-laying
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    Lock icon Ceylon curfew relaxed
    55 1 COLOMBO. Sun— An ialandwlde curfew Imposed after an attempted armed insurrection here la April U to be relaxed, the Government announced today. It will now apply from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m. compared with the 12--hour curfew from 6 pin. to 6 a.m. imposed when the trouble
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      Lock icon SPACECRAFT SET FOR LINKUP
      35 1 MOSCOW, Sun. The three Soviet cosmonaut* lifted into orbit today Jockeyed their spacecraft into Une for a linKup with a massive unmanned laboratory t'ae Russians call Salute.— AP. (See this Pare)
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    Lock icon That Arab move for better ties with U.S. under fire
    315 2 That Arab move for better ties with U.S. under fire MOSCOW, Sun. The IT Soviet Union today criticised Arab political figures who advocate improved relations with the United States as a way of increasing pressure on Washington to cease its support for Israel. A policy article in Pravda, said it
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    _ France sets off a new nuclear —blast—
    173 2 France sets off a new nuclear blast PARIS, Sun. France today exploded a low Intensity nuclear device at its Pacific test site of Mururoa, inaugurating its 1971 nuclear testing campaign. The blast was the 40th by France since its first nuclear device was set off in the Sahara Desert on
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      Lock icon I've grown up, says youth 'banished' by his father
      384 2 I've grown up, says youth 'banished' by his father- I ONDON, Sun. A 17--year-old English-born youth who was put on a plane in Chicago with a one way ticket here as a a punishment said yesterday he had "grown up" and wanted to ro home to Topeka. Kansas. Paul Bernier
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      Lock icon Greater unity call to Mao by Ceausescu
      200 2 Greater unity call to Mao by Ceausescu HONG KONG. Sun.— President Ceausescu last night called foi greater unity between Rumania and China and. between the communist parties of the two countries. Mr. Ceausescu made the j appeal in an after-dinner speech In Nanking, where he arrived yesterday, Radio Peking reported.
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      Custard-pie champs
      59 2 MAIDSTONE, Sun. Four girls aged between 14 and 18 ye.v.iTday claimed the worlds custard-pie throwing championship after defeating four other teams, three of them all male. Watched by a crowd of 4.000 at nearby Cuxheath the girls dressed in bikini tops and hot pants, defeated the I-arkfuld Layabouts
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      Lock icon Charges against editors dropped
      47 2 RAWALPINDI. Sun. Tjie Government yesterday droppeo charges against the editors ol four daily Urdu language newsoapers accused of contravening the martial law regulations. The editors had given their assurance that they would not commit any further breaches, according to a government statement —Reuter.
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      Lock icon Border talks
      35 2 RANGOON. Sun. A sevenman Burmese delegation, led by Col. Kyi Maung. left here today for New Delhi to discuss matters arising from the demarcation of the Indo-Burmese border, an official announcement said. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'Battle of Europe' hots up in Britain
      343 2 LONDON, Sunday BRITISH parliamen- tarians and trade unionists led about 3,000 anti-marketeer? in a big rally here today against Britain's attempt to Join the the European Economic Community, as a fullscale "Battle of Europe" was launched on land and afloat. After a meeting
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      Father, son die
      34 2 QUONSET POINT. (Rhode Island). Sun. A former Navy fighter pilot, flying in an air shew with his son. was killed yesterday when his propelleidriven aircraft crashed and burned in North Kingston.
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      Lock icon YUYITUNG WIVES' PLEDGE TO IPI
      193 2 MANILA, Sunday. "THE wives of the Yuyitung brothers say they are "prepared to sacrifice all personal interests in the fight of our husbands for a free Press and free life." i Quintln and Rlzal Yuyitung were deported from Manila and interned in Talpeh last year
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      Cholera deaths
      25 2 JAKARTA. SunJ. Antara reported widespread cholera outbreaks in Cential Java where 44 people have died from the disease In the past two months.
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      Lock icon Push off for anti-war demos
      84 3 THE United States Selective Service director Mr. Curtis Tirr (centre) scuffles with two war protesters in his office in Washington on Friday when the demonstrators tried to make a citizen's arrest. Mr. Tarr was meeting a group of five protesters when three of them approached
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      Lock icon A TOP HANOI OFFICER DEFECTS TO SAIGON
      381 3 A TOP HANOI OFFICER DEFECTS TO SAIGON CAIGON, Sun.— South Vietnam has announced that the war prisoner brother of one of Hanoi's top diplomats has defected to the south. The announcement yesterday apparently solved what appeared to be a minor diplomatic mystery. Nor'h Vietnam's Ambassador to Paris. Mr. Mai Van
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      Lock icon Police hunt for man who shot six teenagers
      118 3 WELLINOTON, Sun. Police and detectives are searching for an armed man who shot six teenagers early today in the main street of Wellington. Police said a young man with blond shoulder-length hair fired on a group of teenagers outside a coffee bar
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      Plane crashes
      28 3 MANILA. Sun. A light plane crashed on a mountain shortly after takeoff today from the northern Philippines city of Baguio. killing all three people aboard. OPI.
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      Lock icon Crackdown on sex
      26 3 MANILA, Sun. The Police Commission has directed police forces In the country to wa»e a campaign arainst sex Alms and pornorraphic literature neuter.
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      Lock icon -Viets get big support pledge from Mao
      175 3 -Viets get big support pledge from Mao rKYO. Sun. Chief of General Staff of the Chinese Army Gen. Huang Yung-sheng was reported to have assured the Vietcong that his country would give all-out support in their struggle against "U.S. aggression Chairman MaoTse-tung taught the Chinese people, Gen. Huang said, that
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      Lock icon Heart surgery screened 'live'
      60 3 WEST BERLIN. Sun. Hundreds of delegates attending the Berlin congress (or advanced medical training watched a complicated heart operation screened for them live" from an operating theatre at the Westend University clinic. On a huge screen which received a closed-circuit television relay, they saw a surgeon
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      Lock icon The crater of death, blasted out of a busy German highway
      53 4 A DEEP crater in what was Highway 78 at Bremen in West Germany after a truck carrying dynamite exploded on Friday killing five people and injuring 25 others. The blast occurred after a car collided with the truck, carrying
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      Lock icon Halt the torture cail by party —chief
      606 4 Halt the torture cail by party —chief- JAKARTA, Sunday MR. Subchan, chairman of the big Muslim ITI Party Nahdatul Ulama, has called on the Government to stop torture and illegal arrests by provincial authorities in the Indonesian general election campaign. He told a Press conference yesterday that they were trying
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      TV moves again to show sex films to pupils
      245 4 TV moves again to show sex films to pupils 1 ONDON. San. British TV moves once again Into the classroom tomorrow to teach sex to a new crop of eight-year-olds with a three-part eyeopener that survived a full year of national wrangling. The repeat showing was hardly noticed by the
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      Lock icon Heroin haul
      25 4 VALENCIA. Sun. Police arrested a couple near here found in possession of 249 lb. of heroin the largest heroin haul in history. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Solidarity strike by 1,000 doctors
      123 4 MADRID, Sun. More than 1,000 Spanish hospital doctors came out on strike yesterday. affectIng 21 hospitals across the nation. The strike is to demonstrate solidarity with the director and 20 young doctors who were dismissed a month ago from their posts at Oviedo psychlatic hostel.
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      Lock icon Belgrade gets the hot pants look
      100 4 BELGRADE, Sun. Hot EM pants could be seen In cafes and other indoor public places earlier this year. The Spring brought a flood of leggy girls clad In hot pant.. into the streets seriously endangering the supremacy cf mini skirts in the Yugoslav capital.
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      Lock icon GO-IT-ALONE MOVES DASH HOPES FOR ARAB GULF UNION
      425 4 GO-IT-ALONE MOVES DASH HOPES FOR ARAB GULF UNION BAHRAIN, Sun |£OPES are fading for an early establishment of a union of all nine Arab emirates in the strategic oil-rich Gulf area. Efforts over the past three years to set up a working union of the Gulf States to ensure stability
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    HDB plan to mechanise to counter rising costs
    378 5  -  P.M. RAMAN: By Singapore, Sunday TEAM of engineers and architects of the Housing and Development Hoard will visit Europe in August-Sep-lembcr to look for suitable machinery Tor possible mechanisation of the building industry, if labour costs continue to rise. This is part
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    Trade mission coming
    52 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Italian trade mission led by Senator Orlando Lucchi is due to arrive here Saturday for a threeday visit. The Italian Trade Commissioner and Mrs. G. Modugno will give a cocktail party at the Hilton Hotel (Malaysian Room) in their honour at 6.30 p.m. the
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    Talk, film on cancer
    51 5 Talk, film on cancer SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Cancer Society's mobile unit team will visit the Tiong Bahru community centre tomorrow to give a film show and talk on cancer at 8 p.m. On Thursday, the team will visit the centre again to give free consultations and diagnosis at 8
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    Brawl at fair
    31 5 IPOH. Sun. Two youths have been detained for their part In a bottle-throwing brawl that shattered the gaiety of a fun fair in the Anglo-Chinese School here yesterday.
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    Driver cleared of modesty charge
    228 5 CINGAPORE, Sun. A k chauffeur, who was cleared of a charge of using criminal force to outrage the modesty of a seven-year-old American flrl yesterday told a magistrate's court that she was "good at making up stories." Mohammed bin Shamsuddin, 35, alleged that the girl's
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    Owners – content to let Board manage —flats—
    292 5 Owners content to let Board manage —flats— SINGAPORE, Sun. 1 Housing Board flat owners are content to leave the general management of estates to the board even though the law allows them to manage their property. They pay the board $10 each a month. This charge was fixed in 1964
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    Beecham men leave after survey
    73 5 Beecham men leave after survey SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. Ray Smith, technical director of Beecham's products division in Britain, and Mr. Bill Gould, .chief engineer, leit Singapore for New Delhi tonight after spending two days here studying expansion plans for Beecham (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. Construction began last month on the Beecham
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    9,5001 b of rice confiscated
    46 5 ALOR STAR. Sun. Customs officers today confiscated 45 bags of Thai rice believed to have been smuggled into. Malaysia, at Beseri. Perils, near the Thai border. The rice, weighing^ over 9,500 lb. was found abandoned in blukar ofl the main road.
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    Appointment
    16 5 SINGAPORE. Sun— Mr. Wong Wing Chow has been appointed a Deputy Collector of Land Revenue.
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    S'pore leading in hotel designing in the region, says architect
    314 5 S'pore leading in hotel designing in the region, says architect CINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore has taken the lead in hotel designing in this region, a Japanese arhitect, Mr. Yozo Shibata, said today. "The hotels here do not look out of place and fit Into the city scene very well. "In fact,
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    Telegraph and telephone seminar
    81 5 SINGAPORE, Sun.— S:>me 272 representatives from ten countries will attend the Postal Telegraph and Telephone International's Asian Regional Seminar opening here tomorrow. The 12-day seminar on "Communications Wiimn the Union" will be opened by the Parliamentary Secretary (Communications) Mr. Phua Bah Lee. at the Chinese VMCA
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    Woman found in coma
    61 5 BANDAR SERI BEG AW AN. Sun. A 33-year-old housewife was taken to hospital last night after she was found unconscious of a suspected overdose of sleeping pills. The woman. Madam Ng Ah Nyin. a mother of six. is still unconscious in the hospital. Police are trying
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    'No place for views that run counter to survival..
    247 6 'No place for views that run counter to survival.. SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore cannot possibly accommodate views that run counter to the philosophy of survival, especially at the present juncture of fts political, economic and cultural development. This was stated by the Parliamentary Secretary (Education), Inche Mohammed Ghazali Ismail, yesterday at
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    Mercy rescue by RN boat
    156 6 CINGAPORE, Sun. A Royal Navy boats 180 -mile (289.6 km) mercy dash to Singapore saved the life of a. seaman this morning. The seaman, Yeung Slu Fun, 25, of the cargo vessel Ocean Mercury, had suffered a stroke yesterday while the ship was In the
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    20 sit for 'sinseh' exam
    81 6 20 sit for 'sinseh' exam SINGAPORE, Sun.— Twenty candidates 12 Singaporeans and eight Malaysians today sat for an 11 -hour examination for Chinese "slnsehs" behind closed doors at the Thong Chal Medical Institution. A legacy or the Chlng Dynasty, the 11-hour examination began at 8 ajn. The candidates. Including three
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    Guide children, parents told
    98 6 SINGAPORE. San. Family pl.ii.ning does not end by controllinc the number of children in the homes, but includes the upbringing of these children to be useful citiiens of the future. Mr. P. Govindaswamy. MP for Anson, who made the point at a baby show organised by
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    ROYAL TREATMENT FOR MRS. LIAU
    135 6 ROYAL TREATMENT FOR MRS. LIAU SINGAPORE. Sun. —Mrs. Evelyn Liau being given the royal treatment by two gentlemen at the annual dinner of the Old Rafflesians' Association last night. Mrs. Liau, wife of the Principal of Raffles Institution, was flanked by two YIPs President Sheares.an old boy of the school,
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    Role of education in changing times—by -Sheares-'
    302 6 Role of education in changing times— by -Sheares-' CINGAPORE. Sun. J President Sheares last night spoke on how school curriculum had to be changed to fit changing times. At one time Latin was a must If students wanted to pursue a medical career. Now. technical and vocational subjects have been
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    More pork sold to meet off-day demand
    279 7 More pork sold to meet off-day demand SINGAPORE. Sun. Nearly 500 more pigs were slaughtered in the Republic's abattoirs last night. This was in anticipation of an Increase in demand for pork in markets this morning in view of pork sellers' first rest-day tomorrow. About 2.000 pigs were slaughtered last
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    Malaysian doctor famed for his drugless therapy dies of cancer
    579 7 Malaysian doctor famed for his drugless therapy dies of cancer KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday THE man with the "magic eyes", Dr. Mak Ting Sum, is dead. He died here of cancer on Friday. He was 77. He was cremated yesterday. And with that, the general hospitals in Singapore and Penang lost
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    Pianist Frankl at best in Chopin
    191 7 SINGAPORE. Sun— Peter Frankl was presented by Donald Moore at the Cultural Centre tonight. Mr. Frankl Is a pranist of astonishing Individuality, playing exactly as he feels. Granted this neo-classical approach, his opening Haydn Sonata (No. 49 in E flat) was nimble and infectious,
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    S'pore gets another 24 accountants
    169 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. The University of Singapore yesterday announced that 24 full-time candidates have passed the supplementary examination thereby completing the final examination for the degree of Bachelor of Accountancy (B. Ace). They are: Barth, Ronald Hugh; Chang Chuan Fong; Chua Yang Hong alias TJoa Jang
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      56 7 CONGRA TULA TIONS DATO LEE CHEE SHAN D.X.M.P., (A) O.STJ., J.P. ON YOUR APPOINTMENT AS PRESIDENT FOR LIFE AND VICE-CHAIRMAN OF CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD. AND CHAIRMAN OF THE BANKS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FPOM THE MANAGEMENT STAFF OF TAN CHONG SONS MOTOR CO. (S) PTE LTD. SINGAPORE AND TAN CHONG SONS
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      278 7 Congratulations to DATO LEE CHEE SHAN D.X.M.P., (A) O. St. J., J.P. on your appointment as PRESIDENT of CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD. VICE-CHAIRMAN of THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS CHAIRMAN OF THE BANKS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. FROM SOON NAM COMPANY LTD. KIAN LAM CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. I p ~r J*r -xt .x: jjtj
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    – Academic – field to be more attractive: -Dr. Toh
    284 8 Academic field to be more attractive: -Dr. Toh- CINGAPORE, Sun. 3 The Minister for Science and Technology, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, said last night that measures would be taken to make conditions of service in the academic field more attractive. For example, he said, the procedure of advancing staff In
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    Stockbrokers Association
    37 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Soo Ban Hoe has been elected president of the Stockbrokers' Association of Singapore. Other officials are: Mr. Lim Cheng Hal. vice-president; Mr. Tan Chin Teck, treasurer; and Mr. Chan Poh Soon, secretary.
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    Fees collection
    29 8 SINGAPORE, Sun. Mobile collection of hawkers' licence fees for the third quarter of the year (July to September) will be carried out at 19 markets next month.
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    Tunnels set to avert Bukit Timah floods
    574 8 SINGAPORE, Sun WHEN the floods come in the season of heavy rain this year, Singapore will be ready to meet this recurrent problem. For by the end of July, the tunnels which drainage engineers have laid beneath the Bukit Timah area will be
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    Call for flag sellers
    35 8 SINGAPORE. Sun The Singapore Cheshire Home is appealing lor flag sellers for us annual Red Feather Day on June 19. Volunteers should contact th« General Secretary, Miss I.A. QulUow (tel. *****).
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    Detainee freed
    25 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. Political detainee Yip Siu Pak alias Yap Sou Pak. 41. former vice-chair-man of the Barisan SoslalU West District, was released yesterday.
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    Police vigilance keeps roads safe: Jek
    225 8 Police vigilance keeps roads safe: Jek CINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore's streets are among Asia's safest because of the constant vigilance, quick action and presence of mind of its police force, the Minister for Culture, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong said tonight. Speaking at the police variety show held In conjunction with Police
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      111 8 Alley Pop By V.T. Ham tin HOW WERE A VERY INTERESTING, V ALLEY CALLED 'IM I .WHO SEEMS TO HAVE SORT OF A YOU KNOW, OSCAR, I THINGS IM 1 OSCAR.' WE RAN YEM? A GINK A BJG, PEG DED T*SE£ WHAT I MOOVIAKJ HADN'T THOUGHT OF MOO, DOC? INTO
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    The winning entry
    727 9 STRAITS TIMES WORD PUZZLE «U» JHE $10,000 prize for Straits Times Word Puzzle T' was won by: Mr. Raman, 239, Kampong Abdullah, Segamat, Johore. He submitted a solution which the adjudication committee held to give the most meritorious set of answers to the clues. The committee's observations
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    WATER SKI TIPS FROM A CHAMPION
    118 9 SINGAPORE. Sun.—Eighttime Australian water ski champion Ron Marks will run a water ski school at the Pasir Rls Hotel's private beach from tomorrow to Friday. The school will be run in association with the exhibition of Australian sporting goods at the Australian High Commission
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    Presbyterian School OBA officials
    92 9 Presbyterian School OBA officials SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Tan Kah Hoe, an architect, has been elected president of the Presbyterian Boys School Old Boys Association. Other officials elected were Dr. Hong Chee Mon (vicepresident). Mr. Yap Toon Lim (secretary), Mr. Dexter Tal (assistant secretary), Mr. Poo Jee Liang (treasurer), and Messrs.
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    Danish food
    40 9 BINOAPORE. Sun. The Par Ba»t Manager of the DanUh Agricultural Marketing Board. Mr. Knud Westergaard. will give a talk on "Danish food" at the Rftary Club of Singapore lunch meeting at Adelphl Hotel, on Wednesday at 12.45 p.m.
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      NATO'S ARMS OFFER
      410 10 The approach to negotiations for a mutual reduction of the armed forces of the North Atlantic powers and Russia and the Warsaw Pact countries, agreed by the Nato Ministers at their Lisbon meeting, is a fair and promising response to the peace offensive launched by Mr. Brezhnev.
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      STUDENT DISCIPLINE
      332 10 Indiscipline, boorishness and worse on the part of University of Malaya students, brought to public notice by the university's ViceChancellor, had the attention of the committee which studied campus life and whose report now awaits attention. The committee was scathing, but its comments carry conviction. The trouble is
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      CRASH-HELMETS A MUST
      216 10 Head injuries account for two-thirds of the deaths in Malaysian accidents involving motorcyclists and their pillion passengers. These statistics have not made the proper impression, or far more people would be wearing crash-helmets. It is estimated that only five in every hundred of 360,000 motorcyclists and scooterists
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      Family planning programmes must follow Govt. policy
      641 10 I REFER to the report "Perak Family Planning Association tells Arlffln: "You're out of step" (S.T. June 4). It has not been my intention to engage in a "battle of words" with the Family Planning Association Perak. But under the circumstances, as the
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      Uncut bushes
      71 10 ME A labourer— and have a life of leisure! I wonder If this is a slogan in some areas? I ask because the other day a few labourers were assigned to cut down bushes around Government quarters in Jalan pegawal. Kulim. They left without finishing the Job. And
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      SEREMBAN'S WATER SUPPLY PROBLEM
      80 10 SEREMBAN'S WATER SUPPLY PROBLEM TURN ON a water tap in A Seremban and you get trouble. The water, quite often. Is muddy. Drink It, and you're liatle to vomit Wash clothes in it. and the chances are that they become yellowish. Examine It in a glass and you find a
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    On the road with the 'cave men' operators
    944 10  -  JIM GIBBINS: By Kuala Lumpur JHE CAVE Man School of Driving could be said to have branches throughout Malaysia and Singapore. It sometimes works out of a "hole in the wall" and It uses "primitive" machines and teaching methods. And, finally. It
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    Hangover of war
    789 10  -  JAMES RESTON Drug addiction of U.S. soldiers By NEW YORK THE QUICKEST way for an American soldier to avoid combat in Vietnam and get back home these days is to take to drugs. If he's hooked on heroin, he's finished finished with fighting, finished with the army,
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      180 10 Tien Chu, Ve-Tsin Chemical Industries. H.K. Ltd., The nourishing properties of "Finger Citron" Ve-Tsin Gourmet Powder ore vital to good health. It is a necessary ingredient in preparing most palatable dishes and it prepared under the most hygienic conditions to ensure its purity. "Finger Citron" Ye Tsin Gourmet Powder it
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      Rights issues will cool the market
      615 11  - Rights issues will cool the market BLAIR JOHNSON By INVESTORS have received culls for over $2(5 million in rights issues over the past month. To date five companies have asked for funds and others in the pipeline are said to he looking lor another $20 million. On top of these
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      Slater Walker comes to —town
      757 11 Slater Walker comes to —town THE UK go-go investx ment giant, Slater Walker Securities, has come to town In a big way. Protracted negotiations since last September have given it a stake in local industry, a stake which will grow fast in the seventies. Its latest move has been to
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        Tight fisted
        186 11 pENERAL manager of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore, Geoffrey Beams is under heavy fire from company secretaries. They don't like the Exchange's request for 160 copies of their chairman's amnual report and accounts to send to members. Complaints that the expense of supplying extra eoples Is
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      Malaysia's 2nd plan: How will the investor fare?
      718 11 By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT ANE aspect of second plan that has been overlooked Is how the Investment climate will be affected. This is strange since the plan has gigantic implications for the Investor, not the least of which is that he can
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      202 11 TOP TEN STOCKS TRADED LAST WEEK The following list of stocks rives the ten most dealt in last week- The list rives the turnover in thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and high and low for 1970 and 1971. NAME TURNOVER PRICE HIGH LOW '000 JUNE 4 1970/71 HAW
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    Firm extends construction management services to Singapore
    383 12  -  MOK SIN PIN By AX international engineering and construction management organisation Construction Management Services has extended its services to Singapore. The company, with offices In Hong Kong and Thailand, has started operations in the Republic, which it Intends to make its base for
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    PROPERTY
    499 12 AS Singapore's standard of living pushes onwards and upwards, a new trend in home ownership has been established. Home owners have become more demanding. They are no longer content with Just a house, with a little compound for the children, or a high-rise luxury flat. Some are choosey about
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    AUDITORS ARE SUED ON BID FORECAST
    382 12 AUDITORS ARE SUED ON BID FORECAST I ONDON: For the first 1 J time in Britain legal action has been taken against a firm of auditors who supported a profits forecast made in a bid battle, and which was subsequently overturned. A writ has been issued by engineers Economic Group
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    NEWS from AMERICA
    273 12  -  COLIN GIBSON By TtfEW YORK: Singa- pore is one of the first countries to have expressed interest in participating in a Pacific festival to be held here this month. The festival is one of a series of International street fairs being held throughout the spring on famous
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    Slater Walker PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    258 12 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Mr. John Mills, director of Islay Kerr, has been appointed p o group representative Ui Singapore h? w:;i act >n an advisory capacity i-> the London beard of the P O on group atlairs. The apixir.inur.t fonows the transier tne P& O and 6_i. agencies from Islay
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      330 12 Zm *t *M m^'~' I J I K. tmi^am m For the first time here is an authoritative reference on Singapore s manufacturing J^^T^^^T^^^^^^^^^^^^^-^^^ i i a^m Circulation Manager rX«^\ industry with complete information on I The straits Tlme s press <s) s<in Bnd. yffK H manufacturers and their full
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      DELAYED DEALS
      56 13 T>HE wetk'i total delayed transaction in the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange followed by the percentage In brackets. May 31. 908,000 27.90 per cent) June 1. 788.000 (21.03 percent) 2. 1,038,000 (32.39 percent) 3. 966.000 (30. 55 per cent) 4. 942,000 (27 25 per cent) The week's
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      WORLD GOLD PRICES
      52 13 B'por* (2) 157.90 154.00 (1) Export price In non-aterllng areas In U.S. dollar! per ounce. (2) Local dealen price In Singapore, dollar! per tael. -ondon Beirut -lonfkonic iun.h f»»rl» Jpore U) tU.I. UNCH UNCH 42.03 UNCH UNCH 40.84 UNCH t •U.S. 40.00 40.90 41.91 40.558 40.708 40.70
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      BUSINESS TIMES PORTFOLIO
      355 13 IMPROVING on the present level of profit in the portfolio is going to be difficult in coming weeks. Friday's profittaking on the trading floors caused the Straits Times Industrial Ordinary siare Index to dip 0.80 to 162.67 from Its high for the year. Our guess is that
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      Dividends announced
      64 13 Date Total for Total for JUed Chocolate lotel Malaysia Lulim Group falayan Container! Iversras Assurance 'rectors Malaysia payment 12.5% TE 12.5% u% 20% 20%' 11% payable the year previous yei June 26 12.5% TE 12.3% TE June 30 12.5% 12.5% July 15 n% 15% June 30 20% 20%
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      Loss of confidence in rubber gathers force
      239 13 LOSS of confidence In the rubber market In nearby RSS One, apparent on May 28. gathered force last week, say Singapore rubber and produce brokers Oreen Collier In their weekly report. Long liquidation of June paper caused a four cents decline on Monday.
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      Singapore produce
      345 13 ACTIVITY In the Singapore produce market remained generally thin last week and and prices were marked down In most sections. There continued to be a serious lack of overseas Interest. Pepper opened the week on a steady note with small shortcovering Interest shown In the black species. By
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      LOCAL MARKET
      297 13 IK)R the greater part of ■T last week sentiment was bullish on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. Despite the closure of the Kuala Lumpur trading room on Wednesday for the Yang di-Pertuan Agong's birthday, the week's turnover rose both in volume and value to a record
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      – OVERSEAS – MARKET REPORTS
      246 13 OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS LONDON: The Whitsun holiday and the blast furnacemen's strike made for a low volume and caution among institutional buyers last week. Thursday, however, saw a rally aided by BP's first quarter figures, British Leyland's interim statement, the UK official reserve figures and the upturn In Wall Street.
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      Hong Kong rates
      37 13 On the frr* exchange market In Ho if Kotif ymerdiy the U.S. dollar was quoted at 6.01TS for T.T. and fI.iOSO for Sterling »v quoted at 14.50 and •n* t««l of i*ld at 303.25
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      922 14 AS a service to reader the Business Times publishes weekly a detailed analysis of some eighty selected shares traded on the Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. The years highs and lows are followed by the weeks movements In price and turnover with calculated dividend yields and price
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      OTHER CLOSING PRICES
      1005 14 THE following is a list of revised quotations for counters not included in the above analysis for the week up to Friday June 4 with price movements based on a comparison of last sales on May 28 and June 4 shown in brackets. i > in *>
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      New York
      279 14 TSJEW YORK, Fn —The market x^ closed virtually unchanged In moderate trading. Gaining Issues and losers were about even and the popular market averages were slightly higher near the final bell. Stanpoor's Industrial average gained 34 cents, the Dow Jones Industrial average was up 0.84 points and the
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      Indices
      67 14 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN Friday 70.56 Thursday 70.55 Week ago 70.86 I'BBERS Friday 184-*« Thursday 183.35 Week ago 182.60 OILS Friday 356.38 Thursday 360.50 Week ago 347.33 INDUSTRIALS Friday 383.2 Thursday 382.9 Week ago 384.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 922.15 Thursday 921.30 Week ago 907.81 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Friday
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      Asian Dollar
      55 14 rE following Asian Dollar rates were quoted on Saturday by Bank of America. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above and hold firm for today's trading. One month 7 p.c. Two months 7 p.c. Three months 7 p.c. Six months 7 p.c. Nine months 7 1
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      CLOSING PRICES
      31 14 RUBBER TIN (per kilo) (per picul) May 31. 107.25 cts. (632.00 June 1. 106.50 cts. $632,874 2. Closed Closed 3. 104.00 cts. $631.50 4. 105.50 Cts. $631.00 5. $630.00
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      FORTHCOMING MEETINGS
      332 14 The following company meetIngs are due: Oriental Holding* Bhd.: June, 9. 3.00 p.m.. Registered Office, 29 Beach Street, Penang. Acma Electrical Industries Ltd.: June 11, 2.30 p.m.. Registered Office, Jalan Oudang, jurong Town, Singapore 22. Sentosa, Plywood Bhd.: June 16. 12 noon, 4th M.S. Jalan Merging, Kluang, Johore.
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      PALM OIL
      32 14 In London on Friday tb* price of Malayan S per cent CIF UK/N European port* In bulk, ittrllnc per lone ton June/July wu quoted at UK f»4 (Cont. $227) Mllera.
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      SMR BUSINESS
      126 14 T»IIE Singapore Robber Broker* Association released the following x information la respect of baslnew transacted in S.MJL for the week ending June 4: All dinVrrnUabi are in terma of the corresponding RSS 1 position in cents per Kilogramme. BMB it V June One ton Pallet* 11. So cento
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      Local Stock Indices
      55 14 Industrials: Hotek: Properties: Tina: f rubbers: May SI 141.63 74.41 130.33 tS.Ot Janel Jort Jan* I 163.31 163.47 163.14 74.45 74.M 74J0 131.13 lll.it 132.74 93.97 93.16 t*.M llt.lt 118.14 118.57 Dee. JO. 1966 It* 1 Dm. SI. lMt 1M t Dte. tt, IMZ l#t June 4
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      564 13 LMS I NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR (PTE) LTD invites suitably qualified applicants for the position of EQUIPMENT ENGINEER DUTIES: To design, fabricote and instal electro-mechanical equipment for the manufacture of sophisticated electronic components. QUALIFICATIONS: (a) Should possess a degree in Mechanical Engineering or Electrical Engineering. (b) Should have at least two yeors
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      269 13 MAINTENANCE GENERAL FOREMAN A leading manufacturing organisation requires on experienced General Foreman for its Maintenance Deportment. This is a senior oppointment and his main area of responsibilities will be the monogement of a large maintenance crew concerned primorily with light precision equipment. Applicants must be Singapore citizen, oged between 25
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      822 14 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD The National Productivity Centre, a unit ol the Economic Development Coard. Invites applications for the following posts the starting salary for each of which will he commensurate with qualifications and experience (A) HEAD INFORMATION OFFICER Outlet: Responsible for public relations, dissemination of information In the form of
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      874 14 ©PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD Applications are Invited for the following posts in the Public Utilities Board. Singapore ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT ENGINEER (PLANNING DESIGN) ($lO5O-1850 all-in) Graduate Member of the Institution of Engineers. Singapore or equivalent plus minimum 3 years 1 experience In the planning, design, operation, commissioning and maintenance of power I
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    Bilingual call: Teachers pledge support
    176 15 Bilingual call: Teachers pledge support SINGAPORE, Sunday pOUR Singapore Chinese teachers' organisations today expressed their full support and co-operation towards the Government's call for effective bilingualism among the school population. They are the Singapore Chinese School Teachers' Union, the Singapore Chinese Schools' Conference, the Singapore Chinese Middle School Teachers' Union
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    IT WAS ALL IN THE COURSE OF DUTY...
    114 15 Till si: are women from the Vigilante Corps who laid down their "arms'* over the weekend only to lift them up again in son: and dance. They were performing the floral basket dance :w the Police Variety Show at the National Theatre
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    Plan to form Sikh council
    137 15 SINGAPORE, Sun. A Sikh co-ordinating council is to be set up in Singapore soon to carry out proposals of the recent seminar on "Sikhlsm in Contemporary Singapore." Organisers of the seminar said a meeting would be called in the next few days to form the
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    A youth club's plantation
    54 15 IPOH, Sun— A five-acre vacant piece of land In the Kampong Kepayang area near here is being converted Into a banana plantation. This pilot "baby" project of the Youth Club (Angkatan Sert Bella Kepayang) was Inaugurated by the Minister of Culture. Youth and Sports. Dato Hamzah
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    Japan's biggest chemical plant in $5m tie-up with Jurong factory
    330 15 Japan's biggest chemical plant in $5m tie-up with Jurong factory SINGAPORE, Sunday JAPANS biggest chemical manufacturers, Sumitomo Shoji Kaisha Ltd., has joined hands with a local factory in a $5 million venture producing industrial raw materials. They have bought $1.25 million shares in the Singapore Polymer Corporation iPtei Ltd., increasing
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    Teenage girl found dead in flat
    48 15 Teenage girl found dead in flat BINOAPORE. Sun. A teenage girl was found dead In her bedroom at Tlong Bahru this morning. Police Identified her as Urn Suan. 19. of 18L, Block 30. Some tablets were found scattered on the kitchen table with a glass containing pink liquid.
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    Commissioner for Oaths
    31 15 SINGAPORE. Sun— The Chief Justice, Mr Wee Chong Jin. has appointed Mr. Wong Chee Pong senior executive officer In the Ministry of Labour, as a Commissioner for Oaths.
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    Housewife dies in road crash
    75 15 Housewife dies in road crash SINGAPORE, Sun. A housewife, Mrs. Wu Sui Thlan, 21, died In Outram Hospital at 5.20 a.m., today about 10 hours after she was hit by a car at Serangoon Road. Mrs. Wu, who was carrying her two-year-old daughter Hwel Juen In her arms, was crossing
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      260 15 SINGAPORE SECURITY FUND is now available for subscription Life of Fund Singapore Security Fund has an indeterminate life. Reinvestment of Dividends Reinvestment is available should you wish to have your net dividends ploughed back into Singapore Security Fund. First Dividend Cheque Will be posted to you on 15th March 1972.
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      363 15 YOUR WAY TO SUCCESS through home study courses The School of Accountancy Business Studies, with 60 years successful It i £S>«^^ experience, offers you Courses for the /.jH l"Ot/jo examinations of: Assoc. Cert. Corp. Accts. (A.C.C.A.) Mm last. Cost A Works Accts. (1.C.W.A.) /"V Assoc. Intnl. Accts. (A.1.A.) 7-^j i-*"""""**
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      270 15 On your TV and Radio 3.N P.M. Opening and General The Unbirthday Gift Hospital 7.N How to Catch a Cold 3.21 For the Family (Tamil) 7.41 News and Newsreel in Chinese 3.50 A Diary of Events in Singa- US Combat A Little Jazz pore This Week (Tamil) I.N News and
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      669 15 5.N P.M. Programme Summary 1.17 Programme Summary 5.15 Pok Amai2 1.11 The High Chaparral. S.3C Moby Dick IN News f.N News 9.17 Peristiwa 6.16 To Rome with Love 134 Barefoot in the Park 1.41 Shotgun Slade II.M Cloak and Dagger 7.1S Middle School Mathematics 11.43 News 7.31 Women's Worto 11.1}
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      Guide book for women on the basic facts of sex
      738 16  - Guide book for women on the basic facts of sex ALLINGTON KENNARD By EVERYWOMAN: A GYNAEC O L O G I CAL GUIDE FOR LIFE by Derek Llewel-lyn-Jones. (Faber and Faber $20.25). ''THERE are two main A approaches to sex; whether writing about it or simply enjoying it. Each has
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      Brilliant book on Australian orchids
      159 16 Brilliant book on Australian orchids AUSTRALIAN NATIVE ORCHIDS. By Cady and E. R. Rotherhatn (Tattle, Tokyo. U556.75.) AUSTRALIA has over 600 native orchids and no fewer than 70 distinctive genera, or related groups. Impressive totals even remembering there are at least 15,000 genera In the world today. Two-thirds of Australian
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      Speeches that read like —essays
      235 16  - Speeches that read like —essays- JIM GIBBINS By "SELECTED SPEECHES OF INDIRA GANDHI" (Indian Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. 15.50 rupees) SPEECHES can be soporific. But that is not why this book can be recommended for bedtime reading. The Indian Prime Minister's addresses read like essays. This work can be
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      -Reminiscences of whaling voyages
      358 16  - -Reminiscences of whaling voyages M. RICHARDSON By LOST LEVIATHAN by F. D. Ommanney (Hutchinson £3) TTHERE go the ships: 1 the re is that Leviathan, whom thou hast made to play therein.' we used to pipe, under the impression, with the psalmist, that all was well with the whale. But
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      BOOKMAN BROWSING
      140 16 My Lives by Francis Meynell (Bodley Head, V 3.15). THE Meynell family could claim to rival the Darwlns and Huxleys in fame. In painting, the author's aunt was Lady Butler, famous for battle scenes: In literature, his mother Alice Meynell, one of the few great poets of the
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      When turned out to be $3
      184 17 When turned out to be $3 ISN'T It about time some thing was done to ensure that shopkeepers marked prices in Singapore dollars and not in American dollars? While visiting the Jurong Bird Park with two friends on holiday from England, my friend decided to buy photographic slides on sale
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      49 17 1 REFER to paragraph l(f of the Chief Planner's (Planning Department) notification dated June 4. I believe Lot 663 at Jalan Lokam off Paya Lebar Road falls within the boundaries of Muklm XXIII (Paya Lebar) and not Muklm XIII <Sembawang) as stated in the notification. ST. MING. Singapore 12.
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      326 17 THE BIG MOSQUITO MENACE We can get rid of them if everyone co-operates THE following morning after my letter (S.T., May 18), appeared a team of health officers came to look things over regarding the mosquito menace in Pang Seng Road. Shocking Is the word to describe the announcement of
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        95 17 WE FOUND THEM BREEDING INSIDE THE —HOUSES— I REFER to the complaint of mosquitoes at Pang Seng Road made by "Housewife" (S.T., May 18). A mosquito survey of the area disclosed 66 mosquito breedings within DOMESTIC premises, 60 in water bearing receptacles and six in domestic sullage drains. All the
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      81 17 r-IS THIS HOW OUR BOSSES THINK? I AM shocked that the chairman of the Singapore Manufacturers' Association should use such erode words as "we wind them down around 57 or 58 and let them xo at 60" when he was talking about the retirement age (ST., June 4). The words
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      523 17 New York Paris s. bY j m I flwiiJ Dv Barry's fII4«SS d" e Beaut > r Consultant Miss Eileen Seah will conduct SPECIAL BEAUTY CLASSES at 37 Robinson Road (Second floor) Singapore 1 from Wednesday to Friday, 16th to 18th June Classes will be hdd in two sessions: either
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      293 17 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. It's rum? It's commonplace! 9. French husband and Spanish (6). lover take a pot (8). 8. See 4. 10. Poem for the extremely rich 14. Plan together before the (6). prom? (10). 11. No crazy duels: they cause 15. Sound fellow? Remarkable! knotty problems (7).
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      844 18 Acknowledgements MR. OSMAN BIN ABDUL GHANI and family thank relative*. friends and all concerned for their kind donation, condolences, attendance and assistance during their recent bereavement. BARBARA ANN and Victor George Arulappan thank all relative* and friends for their most valuable assistance snd gift* on the occasion of their marriage
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      875 18 EXPERIENCED FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK typist required by construction company. Singapore citizen. Age 18 25 L.C.C. Bookkeeping preferable. Typing speed 30 w.p.m. Knowledge Chinese essential Apply in own handwriting stating expected ■alary with (non-returnable) photograph to Box A 5004 B.T. Spore typist RECEPTIONIST for PR Department of established firm in city
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      908 18 ESTABLISHED IST-CLASS HOTEL requires experienced painters. Singapore citizens only. Send full details with photograph (non-return-able) to Box ASOIB ST. t pore. SENIOR DRAUGHTSMAN required by a well established Architectural firm. Please apply stating age. qualifications and experience to Box A 4842 S.T. B'pore. FEMALE FETROL SALES ASSISTANT FOR INTERNATIONAL OIL
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      967 18 ROBIN ROAD Flat. 12-B Singapore 10. Fully furnlabed. 3 bedrooms with I alr-condltloner. separate strvant's room Attractive garden and garage Available 1-7-71 $950/- Monthly telephone *****8 *****6 Singapore. ADAM INN It la a home away from bom*. Airconditioned. telephone, longbath attached Dally $22/- $36/- Monthly $580/- $800/-. Tel: *****1. 120
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      964 18 AMERICAN COUFLE REQUIRES detacbed bungalow In Holland Grow, Namly View. Coronation Road, Raffles Park. Trevoce Cre*cent Phone *****4 Spore. EMBASSY OFFICE WANTEO to rent for office and residence preferable district 9 bungalow furnished airconditioned. Rent 1800-2000 dollars. Please ring *****3 URGENTLY REQUIRED houses flats at various districts in our waiting
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      948 18 Education LINCUAPMONE INSTITUTE (LONDON) teaches 34 language* quickly and thoroughly. 50 year* experience. 2.000.000 successful students. Only Institute providing optional year s correspondence course. Free Demonstration at 30A President Building. 320 Serangoon Road. Spore 8. Tel: ***** or Robinsons (Ist Floor). Jalan Mountbatten. Kuala Lumpur. Tel: ***** BEGINNERS CONVERSATIONAL JAPMandarin
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      842 18 Tours and Excursion* ARCHIPELACO SPECIAL DAILY TOURS: Cameron Panrkor Island 6 Days $90. 31 6. 20/6. Malaya Cameron Highlands (Sundays) 4 7 Days. 563/SlOO (Alrcondltloned Room). Eaat Coas! 6 Day* $100. 13/6. 20/6. Bangkok /Chlengmal 8 Day* (Air) $600. 13 Day* J34.VJ360. 14/6. 16/7. Kaadyal Songkhla 6 Day* $90. 14/6.
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      768 18 Lost ISO REWARD for ladle* wallet greeH zllgator type lost In taxi. Sue Baker. 20. Bournemouth Rd Spore 15. Telephone *****4. TV Radio sale* dc services TV RADIO Day'Nlgtit service. R*eord». Cassette tapes. Electrical good* o* HP. terms. Fu'ly guaranteed Colunv bla Electronic. 104. Emerald Hill Road. Spore *****9. RBOIFPUSION
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      1330 19 0 lIVEIPOOL AND OTNER UK, CONTINENTAL PORTS. 1 Spore Sails P. Sham Pinjnf HECTOR Belfast. Dubl.n lim I lue I Jim 11/11 Jue 12 ptDSEUS Liverpool, GllSfow Jut II Jim 12 JMt 11/11 Jim II PIISANOEI Liverpool JMt IS JMt 17 AINEAS A.onmouth Jut II Jim 20 JIM 21 21
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      1040 19 EXMESS SHYICE TO LONIOH, LIVEtWOL t COHTIWEWTM. WITS. BENLOYAL For Hamburg Jury 4 BENVALLA Singapore P. Shan Pmanf For Hamburg July 7 JMt II it London Jily 11 Snpptrt P. Sliaa Penanf BENVENUE Havrt. Brtmtn. Rotttrdam. Jmi 11/15 JMt 18/11 Jmi 11/20 BENVRACKIE London, Hamburg Juu 21 21 lENREOCH Bremen,
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      1119 20 i^flU- KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. W««t Au«tr«ll«/ Singapore) /Japan ■«rvl«« Franantli s»re Keelunf Yikkaicki/f afoya Y'hama Kobe -Belf iw) Man" SB Jaw Jaly 18 Jily U Ml 28 Jery Axeptnf carte lar Kaka, OuU, Nafiya, Yekiaana. MWASAKI KINKAI KISAN MISHA LTI. JAPAN. N. KONC, STRAITS SIRVICE Sails Japan Honfkonf ETA
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      945 20 TO NEW ZEALAND l ""load; 'enani Smtaeore Fir: JUWARA Ii Pt,Teiiy 'iHt 1/18 Jew Auck., Will., lytt FROM AUSTRALIA TOlnTl^^^"^^^^^ 21 Jew STRAITS/MABRAS SEBVIPE: S.nfapore P. Sham Penanf Iwiiec fwi RAJULAt IS/21 Jaw 21 law 22 Jwi Nafapattium, Madras. RAJULAt 8/14 M> 18 Jaly 18 Jely Nafapattmam, Madras. RAJUUt V
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      929 20 ORIENT LINES LTD. cs==w^ (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) rt ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY. SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****37. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, HBURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Smfapore P. Syrian Penanf Arrnei NEPTUNE AMBER II 12 Jwa 11/14 JMM IS Jew Lenoes 13 7, L'pool 18/7, Havre, R'dam.
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      709 20 gtft MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL IBM SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No MX. Jin. Ampanej. Kuala Lumpur. fl I The National SNpping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST EUROPE SERVICE Sinfioon P. Sham Penmf BUNCA ORKIO Sda. 11-14 8/18 Jim 11/12 Jim Havre 6 7 London 8/7, H'twrf 14/7, R dam 16/7, A'werp 19/7, Bremen
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      688 21 > OR EU«OPt. Snort P. S'hap Ptmjßl OESTINAII3N f. "IRIANVKI WM I Mil ■AMICM" t/ I Mat Amsttioar II W| Hamfciri II .1. "OKTTAIISKATA REVOLUTZIJA" 11/21 JMt 11/21 JMt H/1J im» Antmrt Rottt'ttm. Himtnii t -SIMFEROP3I IS JMI N/ I Mlt J; I m> Rotltr4am It Mn>t Himtim 'OR INDIA
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      867 21 TONG BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY LIMITED 43, TANNERY LANE, SINGAPORE 13, Announcing the Sale of Used Building Plants at the Work t'.te, Shaw Centre, Orchard Road And Scotts Road. Interested Building Contractors are invited to visit our above Work Site, examine the Plants In operation on any day and send in
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      758 21 THE BATU KAWAN RUBBER AND COCONUT PLANTATIONS LIMITED (Incorporated In England) NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the slxty-flrst ANNUAL OENERAL MEETING of the members of the company will be held at the head office of the company. Chartered Bank Chambers, Beach Street. Penang on Tuesday, 29th June,
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      853 21 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY PSA East La-wn Container Port TENDER NOTICE Tender for Supply DeUrrnr Including Erection Seren (7) 30Ton Stnuldlr Carrier* The Port of Singapore Authority lnvlUw tenders for the supply and delivery Including erection of aeven (7) 30-Ton Btraddle Carriers. Manufacturers who are expert- enced In the
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      256 21 UNION ELECTRONICS SINGAPORE (PTE.) LTD. 316-A Clemenceau Avenue, Singapore 9, Tel. No. *****3 announces THE APPOINTMENT AS SALES DISTRIBUTOR FOR CHLOROTHENE NU of DOW CHEMICAL INTERNATIONAL, INC. effective Tuesday, June 1, 1971 Enquiries will be welcomed, NOTICE OF REMOVAL The registered office of SINGAPORE CORN-RICE MILL LTD. has from today,
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      621 22 McGRAW HU FAR EASTERN PUHJSHmS [S] LID. invites applications for the following positions: (1) OVERSEAS EDITORIAL REPRESENTATIVES Age: 23 to 30 years, preferably single. Minimum Qualification: 7 years' teaching experience or University Graduate. Must be prepared to be posted overseas for a minimum period of 2 years every assignment. Salary
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      667 22 .jraSsV CONTINENTAL DEVICE SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD. A TILIDVHI COMPANY Ho. 1, Kollailg PUce, (off Btndcmcti Read) Singapore, 12. Tel. Ne. *****7. We have vacancies for FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS REQUIREMENTS: Above 16 years of oge and willing to work in the lst/2nd shift. Pleete cell personally (with identify Card) at our
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      654 22 HUME INDUSTRIES (F.E.) LIMITED requires Factory Workers (Male). Requirements: Physically fit and above 20 years old. Wage Rate: Suiting $6.36 per day with other benefits. Interested persons are requested to complete the following blank: To: Personnel Officer, P.O. Box 297. SINGAPORE. Date: POST OF FACTORY WORKER Name of Applicant Address
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      587 22 KEPPEL SHIPYARD (PRIVATE) LIMITED major shlprepalrers In Singapore Offer employment opportunities for suitable persons In the Company's Machine Shop as: MACHINISTS A number of vacancies exist at present. REQUIREMENTS 1. Have completed an acceptable period of apprenticeship and have at least 3 years working experience In a Machine Shop In
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      810 22 IN THE HIGH COUBT IN MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPUR COMPANIES (WINDING-UP) NO.lt OF 1971 In the Matter of Harborllne A Shipowners (W.M.) Sdn Berhad; And In the Matter of Section 217(1) (b) of the Corr.panles Act. 1965. Between Oeneral Trading Corporation (Malaya) Sdn. Berhad Petitioners And Harborllne St Shipowners (W.M.)
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      740 22 BANDAR RAYA DEVELOPMENTS BERHAD. (Incorporated In Malaysia) NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENEBAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the Seventh Annual Oeneral Meeting of the Members of Bandar Raya Development* Berhad will be held at the Company's Board Room, 2nd Floor, 9. Jalan Oereja. Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday. 30th June. 1971
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    Karate enthusiast Teo shows his hand power
    98 23 CINGAPORE, Sun. At the Singapore hapkoon Do Institute at Orange Grove Road this morning, Mr. Teo Choon Teck, one of the members, showed the strength of his bare hands. Mr. Teo, karate enthusiast, devotes all his Sundays and off-duty hours to breaking bricks
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    'SOCIAL VALUE' OF VARSITY CLEAN-UP PROJECT
    336 23 SINGAPORE, Sun. The type of co-operation shown in University of Singapore engineering students' drain-cleaning project at Kampong Übl was vital to Singapore's survival, the Parliamentary Secretary (Culture) Inche Sha'arl Tadln, said today. Inche Sha'arl. was speaking at the launching of a project Jointly organised
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    Registered
    18 23 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Siaw-Tao Chinese Seal-Can Ing. Calligraphy and Painting Society has been registered as a society
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    More S'pore banks to use computers
    358 23 More S'pore banks to use computers CINGAPORE, Sun. The strategy of Singapore banks to install more computers is ticking smoothly without any protests from their employees. Mr. Gregory Chan, secretary-general of the Singapore Bank Employee's Union, said today: "So far, we have no objection to the use of computers In
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    1955 societies
    20 23 SINGAPORE. Sun. There were 1.955 societies registered In Singapore on April 1, according to the latest Government Oaaette.
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    $5,000 jewellery grab from emporium
    91 23 SINGAPORE, Sun. Thieves broke into the Chinese Emporium in Orchard Road yesterday and escaped with more than I5.N* worth of jewellery. Police said the theft was discovered by the manager. Mr. Koh Kec Meng. 43, at 9.30 am. today when he called at the emporium.
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    Winding up orders for two companies
    408 23 Winding up orders for two companies CINGAPORE, Sun. The Official Receiver, who Is also the Official Assignee, Is liquidator from yesterday of two local companies under windingup orders oy Chief Justice, Mr. Wee Chong Jin. The companies are Reed Larsen and Co. (Singapore) Ltd. of Collyer Quay and S.E.A. Construction
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    Tick your favourite girl' poll
    78 23 SINGAPORE, Sun. The National Safety First Council of Singapore will hold a Miss Trade Exposition 1971 in conjunction with the Expo now on at KaJlang Park. Purchasers of entrance tickets will be given a voting slip which will be used to vote for any salesgirl
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    Ghafar in Rome
    67 23 ROME. Sun. The Malaysian Minister (or National and Rural Development. Inche Abdul Ghafar Baba, arrived here today on a three-day visit for talks with Italian Industrialists. He is due to visit the Papa Timber Company on Monday, and hold talks with the big Pirelli tyre firm the
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    31 23 SINGAPORE, Sun.— The Minister for Labour has re-appointed Mr. Low Chew Wan a member of the Employers' Panel lr the Industrial Arbitration Court for a further period of one year.
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    18 23 BINOAPORE. Sun— Mr. Chua Choo Llm has resigned as Assistant Comptroller In the Customs and Excise Department.
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      692 23 Frost* riowtri 810 TAIWAN ROIIi «T»ll*Dl« uirouibout uw ntk Prtaesas Flowtr Bbop. 281 Orchard tad Port. Ttl 57«134/37«JS«/a7MJI. Wwt Umn»oum OCNCRAL SPRAY PAINTING r»frlRcrator repair rcfrlntrator. television, air-conditioner at Customers' House, t« w""- 00 Coi "P<"o' *****4. »4T3«4. TO WHOM IT may concern. Por del liclous savoury snacks for your
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      887 23 LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA TANAH MELAYU INTERRUPTION Of ELECTRICITY SUPPLY The undermentioned consumers are hereby Informed that Electricity Supply will be interrupted on Bth June. 1871. dining the periods stated below, in order to enable Lembaga Letrtk N*** 1 c*iry out essential work on Extra High Voltage Mains. All consumers in
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      'BROKEN JAW' END FOR CHALLENGER
      245 24 'BROKEN JA W' END FOR CHALLENGER CARACAS, Sun. ITALIAN challenger Piero del Papa was last n it»ht tarried off to hospital with a suspected broken jaw after Venezuelan Vicente Hondon retained his World light Heavyweight title with a first round knockout. But hospital doctors said the 33-year-old Italian had no
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      Marathon swim raises $5,600
      176 24 Marathon swim raises $5,600 r'O of the seven starters In S 1 nc a p ore's longest charity swim completed* 1.113-lap version of the English cross-channel swim in RAF Tengah pool. The marathon organised by the airmen at RAF Tmjah, raised more than $5,600 for three local charities. Richard Barfield,
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      24 24 JAKARTA. Sun. Australia and Cambodia drew 2-2 and Thailand beat India 1-0 In tonight's matches In the Jakarta anniversary soccer tournament here.
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      SASA drive for $45,000
      358 24  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By SINGAPORE Amateur Swimming Association will be making an all-out drive soon for about $45,000 to send its waterpolo and swimming teams to Tokyo in August. Assistant secretary Fong Hoe Beng said SASA hoped to raise this amount through various projects and appealed to
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      750 race to Jefferies
      80 24 DOUOLAS (Isle of Man), Bun. Tony Jefferles of Britain, riding a Triumph Trident, yesterday won the first 750 cc Formula Tourist Trophy motor cycle race held here. Jefferles covered the 113 miles in 1 hr 6 mln. 02sec. Second was Ray Plckrell of Britain (BSA), with
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      EVONNE GETS HER FIRST BIG TITLE
      136 24 EVONNE GETS HER FIRST BIG TITLE IDARIS, Sun. Evonnne Ooolagong today became the first woman for IS years to win the women's singles title at the Prench International tennis championships at her first attempt. Miss Oolagong. a 19-year-old part aboriginal from Australia, beat compatriot Helen Oourlay, a 24-year-old from Launceston.
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      Ghani's Lambong Ombak wins close finish
      522 24 rjtHE Jongs, small model x boats decorated with multi-coloured sails, highlighted the Police Week sea carnival at Paslr panjang Park yesterday. The Jongs, a speciality among the Island folks and with a long history background, attracted by far the largest entry. These boats depend
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      SICC win golf match
      159 24 SINGAPORE Island Country Club beat Royal Johore Golf Club 10-3 In their annual golf match at Island Course yesterday. Results (SICC first): Eric Owee and Richard Ong bt Tan Kah Jin and L. Holt; D. D. Wilson and O. P. Lasbomd bt C. Y. Tham and
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      Forces make sure of being second
      287 24 Forces make sure of being second ARMED Forces assured themselves of runnersA up position in the SASA Junior water -polo league when they edged Public Swimming Club B 1 by 10-7 in their final match at Queenstown yesterday. Forces have only been beaten once In seven games. They lost to
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      Seletar's champ
      41 24 LEWTHWAITE won the NSPB Seletar Golf Club's open golf competition with a gross 73 at Seletar yesieruay. Runner-up was Koh Beng Hoot (74 nett). Koh won "A" medal with nett 88 and Lewthwalte the "B" medal with nett 6?
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      Houghton takes 6-21 to be SRC's hero
      438 24 Houghton takes 6-21 to be SRC's hero IT WAS bowlers' day yesterday In the SCA Senior Tournament, as Singapore Recreation Club skipper Steve Hough ton (6-21), Indian Association's pace bowler Darshan Singh (6 -42), Police captain J.C. Cooke (5-27) and all-rounder Reggie da Sllva (4-55) snapped up wickets to be
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      Lock icon Belmont hoodoo: Canonero fades to fourth
      464 25 jWEW YORK, Sun. The roar of the record crowd knifed through the screen of trees along the backstretch at Belmont Park yesterday and eye-witnesses said that Hoist The Flag stirred curiously in his barn, almost as if he were wondering what all the excitement
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      Royal Pahang retain polo trophy
      164 25 Royal Pahang retain polo trophy DOYAL Pahang Polo Club re- tamed the Burma-Malaya Cup when they beat Manila Polo Club 6-2 in the final at Penang yesterday. The Royal Pahang team, ably led by Tengku Mahkota. displayed good horsemanship and combined well. They led 2-0 at the end of the
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      Boycott signals return with towering 169
      426 25 I ONDON. Sun. Oeoff BoyXJ cott. the England opening batsman who withdrew from the current First Test against Pakistan because of Illness, hit a towering 169 when he returned to English county cricket yesterday. Boycott scarcely put a foot wrong as he led Yorkshire
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      It's Sungei Wang's Derby by two lengths
      2075 25  - It's Sungei Wang's Derby by two lengths y M.ti WANG 11, well ridden by Lyle Harbridge, won the $51,000 Perak Derby over 12f at Ipoh yesterday. Second was Jasbo (Peter Moran) with Katong Ocean (Moses Lee) a gallant third and Keep Going (George Podmore) fourth. A well backed favourite, Sungei
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      England bank on Knott to save follow-on
      516 25 England bank on Knott to save follow-on l ONDON, Sun. Wlcketkeeper Alan Knott slammed a magnificent century as England staged a great rear-guard recovery on the third day of the First Test against Pakistan at Edgbaston, Birmingham, yesterday. Coming In at 127-5, Knott pulled England off the floor by racing
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      104 25 I ONDON, Sun. England fast bowler John Sncw is doubtful for the Second Test agiainst Pakistan which starts at Lords on June 17 because ol recurring back trouble. Snow. England hero In th-ir Ashes victory over Australia last winter, drooped out of consideration for the current Test
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    350 26  - Expert tells of regional education role for S'pore CHUA SIEW KENG: By Singapore, Sunday SINGAPORE can make a positive contribution towards regional co-operation in the field of education through the proposed Asian Centre of Educational Innovation for Development. This is the opinion of Unesco s assistant director general and director
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    51 26 BELFAST, Sun— Belfast was rocked by an explosion last night near the city centre. Three people, Including a child, were injured when saboteurs blew up an electricity substation at a road Junction almost In the same area where a British soldier was shot dead three weeks ago.—
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    87 26 SINGAPORE, Sun. Water consumption again dropped to below the 100-million gallon mark yesterday, with 99.5 million gallons being used. This was a drop of 1.4 million gallons from Friday's figure. But it was higher than last Saturday's consumption of 98.6 million gallons. There
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    242 26 SINGAPORE. Sun. About 10.000 Hindu devotees this morning witnessed the Maha Kumbabishegam consecration ceremony at the Sri Mariamman temple in South Bridge Road. The ceremony started at 10 a.m. with the return of the deity Mariamman to her permanent abode together with three principal and
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    39 26 CAPE MAY, (New Jersey) World War Two lighter planes were Involved in two mid-air collision* within minute* of each other at the national air races hen yesterday and crashed In flames kllltng all four pilots. -T^p 1
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    58 26 PARIS, Sun— The French naval escort ship Surcouf was heavily damaged In a collision before dawn today with the Soviet tanker Busharov In the Mediterranean Sea, the French Defence Ministry announced. The ministry's communique made no mention of injuries to the crew. The Soviet vessel appeared
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