The Straits Times, 10 June 1971

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1971 2* CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Freedom of press -by Lee
    645 1 Nation must come first, he tells IPI assembly TEXT OF THE PM's SPEECH BEGINS IN PAGE 2 HELSINKI, Wecnesday MR. LEE Kuan Yew told the IPI general assembly here today that the freedom of the press in Singapore must be subordinated to the overriding needs
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    Images can be altered, not realities
    353 1 Images can be altered, not realities SINGAPORE, Wed. 15 Mr. Lee Kuan Yew said today that he was not interested in images. The Prime Minister was replying to a question during an interview with the Finnish Radio and Television on whether the "war" on newspapers has caused changes In his
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    Lock icon Anti-Lee lobbying splits delegates
    239 1  - Anti-Lee lobbying splits delegates HELSINKI, Wed- HEAVY anti-Singapore Government lobbying had brought about a backlash of opposition to this campaign among International Press Institute (IPI) delegates as they awaited Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's speech. There werr indications of strong feelings among some IPI members about the extent of the anti-Singapore
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    Just fancy that
    51 1 SINGAPORE. Wed. Police caught a butcher. Neo Eng Tang, and his wife. Tan Cheok Tee. betting with four katls (2.4 kg) of pork at a game of cards at Seng Poh market yesterday morning. They were each fln»d $40 today. The pork was given to a charity
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    Lock icon Aussie and 3 others face drug charges
    129 1 Aussie and 3 others face drug charges A I STRALIAN businessA man Edwin Joseph Wlldie, 33 (above), bf Sydney, covers his face with his hand as he leaves a magistrate's court after being charged yesterday with abetting three Malaysian businessmen accused of having "dangerous drugs" 1,440 grains of heroin. The
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    Lock icon Cholera under control
    45 1 CALCUTTA, Wed. The cholera epidemic which has claimed the lives of at least 8,000 East Pakistani refugees In the border areas of West Bengal has now been checked to some extent, according to State Chief Minister Mr. A Joy Kumar Mukherjee. Reuter.
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    Kidnap victim is freed
    34 1 BERNE, Wed. Swiss Industrialist Alfred Kusser Kappeler, kidnappeed In La Pas on Monday night, has been freed In return for a US$3O,OOO ransom, the Swiss Foreign Ministry said here today.
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    Arms cache near Ascot
    30 1 LONDON. Wed. A big arms cache suspected to have been stored by extremist Irishmen working In Britain was found early today near the Royal Ascot racecourse.
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    Fernandez appeals to Home Secretary against extradition
    269 1  - Fernandez appeals to Home Secretary against extradition CHIN CHENG MEI By LONDON, Wed—Former MSA secretary and legal adviser Gerald Fernandez petitioned the Home Secretary late last night against his extradition to Singapore to stand trial on a charge of corruption. I understand there is no time limit for a reply
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    WEIGHTLESSNESS SHOW IN SALYUT ON TV
    83 1 MOSCOW, Wed. Cosmonaut Oeorgl Dobrovolsky tumbled about like an acrobat today in the spacious cabin of the orbitIng space laboratory Salyut (Salute) in a demonstration of weightlessness for Soviet television viewers. The three history-making cosmonauts Dobrovolsky, Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev began their third
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    PM on the Herald affair
    489 1 PM on the Herald affair HELSINKI. Wed. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew discussed both the Herald and Nanyang affairs extensively after his speech under sharp questioning by IPI delegates almost all of them hostile to his press policies. Mr. Lee said Miss Aw Sian, the IPI chairman and an investor in
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    Lock icon Bomb threat
    42 1 MOUNT ISA (Australia), Wed. An anonymous phone caller has threatened to blow up the local radio station and drop a bomb In a mine shaft unless detectives Investigating the A 1500.000 ($1.7 million) bomb hofcx quit this mining town. UPI.
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    The mood that mass media should be creating
    2791 2 Reinforcing— not undermining— cultural values IN the mid term elections in America in November 1970, television, the most powerful of contemporary mass media, did not prove to be decisive In winning elections. The neat packaging and slick presentation of programmes and personalities,
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    Why the pill but not the promiscuity too
    61 3 Why the pill but not the promiscuity too The problem of external influences WE are an international junc- tlon for ships, aircraft and telecommunications by cable and satellite. People from the richer countries of the West, their magazines, newspapers, television and cinema films, all come in. We are very exposed.
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    $1.5 m profit by Intraco last year
    207 3 $1.5 m profit by Intraco last year SINGAPORE. Wed. Intraco Ltd.. Singapore's international trading company, made a pre-tax profit of $1,536,735 last year, according to its annual report for 1970 released today. This represented a return of 15.4 per cent on capital compared with 4.3 per cent for 1969. The
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    Creche opening
    28 3 SINOAPORE, Wed. Mr. Woon Wan Slang, chairman of Jurong Town Corporation, will open the Jurong Town Creche at Corporation Drive at 4.30 p.m. on June 18.
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      410 3 Ybur money is safe in Australia 1^ Registered Mortgages on land and buildings have been one of the safest investments over the years, preferred by careful 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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      41 3 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl fejlji HMMM! I I I KNOW THERE'S )M \V\r\ V SOMETHIN' I WAS <fl r \f r~hr^ sonjna to tcay, A Vily /-^n but i cant JIB ygL C RECALL HKX -J??dmk /f/ffifife NOW i remember)
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    Editor liable for contents court is told
    836 4 Editor liable for contents court is told K.L. SEDITION CASE— THIRD DAY KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday fHE prosecution in the Ttusan Melayu sedition case contended today that an editor who put out a newspaper should be "ultimately responsible" for the paper. Senior Federal Counsel Mr. Gunn Chit Tuan was replying to
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    Try Nanyang executives in camera plea by Marshall
    1465 5  - Try Nanyang executives in camera plea by Marshall 'TWO ASPECTS OF CASE WELL WITHIN PROVINCE OF SEDITION ACT' T.F. HWANG: Singapore. Wed MR. David Marshall, representing four detained Nanyang Skmg Pau executives, pleaded in the High Court today that his clients be brought up for trial in camera under the
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    $40m drydock soil tests to begin soon
    192 5 $40m drydock soil tests to begin soon SINGAPORE, Wed. Jurong Shipyard has appointed a group of Japanese engineering consultants to conduct soil tests at the Tanjong Kllng site of its planned "super" drydock. The experts will start work before the end of the month and will core about 15 holes
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    Gerakan crisis: Pledge of support for Lim
    204 5 PENANG, Wed— Thirteen Gerakan State assemblymen late tonlrnt pledged to support Dr. Urn Chonf Eu against a certain section of the national party headquarters which had reportedly urged his resignation as Chief Minister of Penang. Tonight's four-hour emergency meeting was closed to the
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    MSA flies into a snag over Dutch airgirls
    172 6 MSA flies into a snag over Dutch airgirls By ARTHUR RICHARDS CINGAPORE, Wed. MSA's nve Dutch air stewardesses will not call at Singapore anymore. This Is because they have been scheduled to fly only between London and Bahrein and return, and not between London and Singapore and return as originally
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    Four accused of stealing
    34 6 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Wed. Pour youths were charged here today with the theft of three cars in two days. No pleas were taken and the accused were remanded on ball.
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    St John meeting
    26 6 SINOAPORE. Wed. St. John Ambulance Association will hold its annual meeting at its headquarters in Beach Road at 6.30 p.m. on June 16.
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    Britain's $10m fair in Spore
    489 6  - Britain's $10m fair in Spore 200 firms in trade 'offensive' By SOH TIANG KENG DRITAIX will launch a major trade offensive in this region by staging the biggest industrial exhibition in Singapore in October. Two hundred companies, with display goods worth about $10 million, will take part in this show
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    SINGAPORE FISHING BOAT DETAINED
    92 6 SINGAPORE FISHING BOAT DETAINED KUANTAN, Wed— A Singapore flshinc boat has been detained here on suspicion of using explosives for fishing: in Malaysian waters. The 10-ton boat, detained near Pulau Tioman, off the Pahang coast, was towed here yesterday by Marine Police. A spokesman of the Fisheries Department said that
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    Hurt threat charge
    55 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Maiande Sithambavam. 23. was charged today with threatening Subramaniam Salleh with Injury if he did not object to the promotion of a PUB fitter. The offence was alleged to have taken place In the comrwund of the PUB quarters at fi m.s. Dunearn Road, on
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    Use of water up but stays under 100 m
    247 6 SINGAPORE, Wednesday WATER consumption yesterday stayed under the 100-million-gallon mark, although at 98.3 million gallons it was 300,000 gallons higher than on Monday. Some rainfall yesterday also helped: Seletar reservoir had 0.68 Inch. Pelrce 0.15 Inch and MacRitchie 0.22 inch. Macßitchle
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    Import duty boosts sales of local poultry
    285 6 Import duty boosts sales of local poultry CINGAPORE, Wed. T Sales of local poultry have gone up by about 50 per cen* on the market thanks to an import duty imposed last November. The duty of 40 cents a pound has resulted in les> chickens being imported but Improved the
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    Photography course
    45 6 Photography course SINGAPORE. Wed. The Orchard Road YMCA will start a six-week practical photography course for beginners from June 28. Classes will be held either on Mondays and Wednesdays or Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. Pee for the course is $10.
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    Lock icon Top model Rose turns to designing kids' wear
    325 7  - Top model Rose turns to designing kids' wear NELLIE HAR: By FASHION model Rose 1 Fang, one of Hollywood designer Richard Blackwell's top mannequins, will make her debut here this month. Shanghai-born Rose who left for America at the age of 17 and had been working in America's fashion hubs
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    Signature campaign by varsity students
    155 7 PHK National Union of Malaysian Students (NUMS), wUI launch a week-long signature campaign tomorrow to appeal to the Government to repeal sections in the Universities and University Colleges Act, restricting their activities in politics and trade unions. NUMS president Inche Abididdar bin Haji Mohamed Noor,
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    Farmer's night out with crane driver and sailor
    245 7 Farmer's night out with crane driver and sailor SINGAPORE, Wed. A, seaman and a crane driver lured a farmer into an "embarassing situation" and then tried to blackmail him, a magistrate's court heard today. The seaman, Low Cheng Hee, 20, today pleaded guilty to impersonating a detective and Inducing farmer
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    Sarawak team to visit Jurong
    59 7 SINOAPORE. Wed. The visiting four-man Sarawak Government delegation today had "useful and informative discussions with the Housing Board's chief executive officer. Mr. Teh Cheang Wan. at the board's office In Maxwell Road. Besides urban development, they also discussed land acquisition curing the one-and-a-half hour meeting.
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    $70 fine for speeding
    47 7 BINOAPORE, Wed. A welder. How Yuen Fan. was fined $70 today for driving his scooter at "an excessive speed" and racing with other scootensts along Nelson Road at 3.30 a.m. on Nov. 23. 1969. He was also disqualified from driving for a month.
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    Dearer 'brandy dry' soon, but how much -more?
    202 7 Dearer 'brandy dry' soon, but how much -more?- CINGAPORE, Wed. Drinkers may soon have to pay more for that half peg of brandy though by how much it is not yet known. The price hike is expected to follow an increase in wholesale price to be Introduced in midJuly. Retailers,
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    Armed men rob firm of $2,500
    94 7 SINGAPORE, Wed— Four armed men today held up 11 employees of Tal Tat Trading Co. in Jalan Besar and escaped with about $2,500 in cash and personal belongings. The robbers, two armed with "revolver-like objects." tied up the seven men among the employees and
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    Thai reception
    34 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Thai Ambassador. Mr. Nibhon Wilairat gave a noon reception at the Royal Thai Embassy today to mark the 25th anniversary of the King of Thailand's ascension to the throne.
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    Sardon tells of home-sick Malaysian nurses in Britain
    223 8 Sardon tells of home-sick Malaysian nurses in Britain KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Minister of Health, Tan Sri Haji Sardon bin Hajl Jubir today spoke of the hundreds of homesick Malaysian nurses who are stranded i n Britain. "Everywhere I went they asked me If they could come back and work In
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    Farewe II parade
    40 8 SINQAPORE. Wed. The First Battalion of the Royal Australian Regiment held Its farewell parade at the Selarang Barracks square In Changi today. Brigadier M.J.H. Walsh. Commander of 28 Commonwealth Infantry Bridge in Singapore, was the reviewing officer.
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    Electrocuted
    29 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A labourer, M Palliandl. 36. died after he was electrocuted while working on a dredge in a tin mine at 7th mile Ipoh Road yesterday.
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    OUR NEW MAN IN THE UNITED NATIONS
    160 8 OUR NEW MAN IN THE UNITED NATIONS SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Shunmugam Jayakumar, SI, (above), a law lecturer at the University of Singapore, was today appointed the Republic's new Permanent Representative to the United Nations. He will leave for New York early next month to take up the appointment Mr. Jayakumar
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    'Speed reading'
    47 8 SINGAPORE, Wed Mr. A.L. Selvarajoo of the Postal Services Department will speak on "Speed reading to the Young People's Service at the Queenstown branch library, Margaret Drive on Friday at 3 p.nv Free admission tickets are available from the adult information counter at the library
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    Cheam: Gap between police and public vanishing
    185 8 rE Commissioner of Police. Mr. Cheam Kirn Seang. said tonight that the police's continuous efforts to strengthen public confidence were paying dividends as evidenced by the gradual disappearance of the gap between the public and the police. "However, I call on all officers
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    Classroom teaching to get top priority in internship scheme
    388 8  - Classroom teaching to get top priority in internship scheme MASIE KWEE SINGAPORE Wednesday ANEW plan to produce "top-notch" teachers, in which newly-qualified teach ers from the Teachers' Training College will go through one year of internship, will concentrate on classroom teaching. The TTC principal, the Rev. T.R. Doraisamy, who disclosed
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      247 8 AMAZING INTERVIEW I m. IK. iJB dr 1 Kfeti JraBl^Bi 1 I I I I I .1 n r] I I 8 1 9 jti r j 1 1 1 1 1 i^w u 1 1 r 1 1 1 ~^h&* i k I? %fiA v» s In I I
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      138 8 Alley Oap By Y.T. Hantlin [OUR PISEOM HASJ^^ 13^" 1^ I ...AND KEEP ME "^y H I YiSOT A MEW A NOTHING DEFINITE AT .^Mi^ iMg'-g'-^ JUST LEFT THE y^BOOD! DONT INFORMED OF yOUH f RlfiHT, PROJECT UNEP THE /^VOMENT, ALLEY jl-^St,'. jWK V* i^/j-ABRATOBY. 1 LOSS HIM, WHEREABOUTS! I
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    Chaos as 50mph winds hit Spore
    450 9  - Chaos as 50mph winds hit Spore N. G. KUTTY TREES UPROOTED AND ROOFS BLOWN OFF Bi J^ 30 -m mute storm with winds raging up to r>()mph early this morning brought chaos in several parts of Singapore. Several trees were uprooted, roofs of houses blown off or damaged, and overhead
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    Burglars steal police officer's —car—
    104 9 Burglars steal police officer's —car DETALING JAVA, Wed. Burglars jot away with a car and electrical equipment, valued at $8,000, from the home of a senior police officer at I'nited Gardens, 43-mile Klang Road, yesterday. Assistant Commissioner M.i ron bin Abdul Rahman. 47. of the Special Branch at Federal Police
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      169 9 ANS^B :^B ws" f% yfc\ t I fl||' Fifty bungalows in Jaian room. In creating the f iHBi; Manam, at the junction perfect garden setting, jBp l of Upper Changi Road X sf^ Cjj the house is P^ rfect| V jtF and Tamptnes Road. Only V^SHHB6 r integrated to the
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      356 9 Tents for refugees SINGAPORE. Wed— A RAF Hercules transport left (h.ingi base this morning for Calcutta with some 30.000-lb of tent materials for East Pakistani refugees camping in India. Straits Times Crossword i I I wt |b riff I i m^|^| B^p ■-5 i H_JHI_ M M '^J n n
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    The Straits Times
    7 10 Thursday, June 10, 1971
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    THE WRONG BASKET
    489 10 Official coyness about the rising cost of living has a simple explanation. There are no reliable indices in either Singapore or Malaysia. They are out of date and are based (as the statisticians say) on a "wrong basket." Styles of living have changed since the 1950s when
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    YAHYA UNDER PRESSURE
    302 10 The threat of cholera in tin- eastern states of India has been checked to some extent. Another danger has come into sharper focus. The presence of refugee millions, and their con cintration in politically volatile West Bengal, has engendered serious social tensions. Local people have become resentful
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    SINGAPORE'S WOMEN
    224 10 American visitor Mr. William Christensen may have been at fault in some of his reasoning, but his assessment of woman's place in Singapore society was not. Mr. Christensen argued, for instance, that the fact that women are performing some of the physically exacting tasks in the building industry
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    Lock icon Russia plays for high stakes
    922 10  - Russia plays for high stakes POWER GAME IN INDIAN OCEAN MOSCOW The Soviet Union has become far less apologetic in recent months about its naval challenge to the West in the Indian Ocean. With the reduction of British naval power in the area and the growing size of the Soviet
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    Lead in the air an increasing hazard
    922 10 Lead in the air an increasing hazard ATMOSPHERIC lead pollution is not a mere academic abstract: it is a growing hazard to public health in Malaysia and elsewhere. Recent studies In Sweden, Britain and the U.S.A. have shown that the principal source of airborne lead in urban environments Is the
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    Jus sanguinis or jus soli?
    541 10  - Jus sanguinis or jus soli? VICENTE MALIWANAG By MANILA Jus santuinis or jus soji? The fate of an estimated 700,--000 Chinese in the Philippines and their descendants may well rest on the answer to this question involving citizenship provisions in the Philippine Constitution. In the coming months, it will be
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      179 10 ■PI JAMES B. LANSING IJIJIJ LlOO CENTURY THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE LlOO CENTURY The most demanding requirement for excellence i.\ loudspeakers comes from recording studios. In this application, the loudspeaker monitor is the standard by which recordings are judged. Early in 196 7, a group of engineers from leading studios
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      Lock icon Pledge of freer world trade by the richest nations
      339 11 Pledge of freer world trade by the richest nations PARIS, Wed. Ministers of the world's richest nations agreed yesterday to pursue freer world trade and to set up a special high level study group to head off potential difficulties. Announcing the creation of the new body, American Secretary of State
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      Panty theft case off as woman fails to appear
      95 11 Panty theft case off as woman fails to appear HONG KONG. Wed. A case against a Hone Kone civil servant accused of trying to steal two pairs of women's panties has been dismissed after the owner and key witness failed to appear in court. The magistrate dismissed the charge yesterday
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      Sterling steady
      34 11 LONDON. Wed. The prospect of sterling's international role being down-graded If Britain becomes a member of the European Coramcn Market made little Impact on :U quoted price In the .'oreign exchange market.
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      Lock icon Political enemies cooked up fraud charges: Lord Moynihan
      460 11 Political enemies cooked up fraud charges: Lord Moynihan MANILA, Wednesday (JLOBE-HOPPING Lord Moynihan denied yesterday that he and his Philippine wife Amina have been hiding from Scotland Yard, and said he plans to return to England to clear his name after a civil suit against them is settled in the
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      Lock icon Magnate's son kidnapped by the Mafia
      267 11 Magnate's son kidnapped by the Mafia PALERMO (Sicily), Wed.— The son of a wealthy Sicilian construction magnate was herded into a car and kidnapped by five men last night. The abduction of 28--yeai-old Gulseppe Vassallo came Just when the Government had Intensified Its crackdown on the Sicilian Mafia by exiling
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      192 11 SURPRISE SENATE YES TO MORE PAY FOR U.S. SOLDIERS vyASHINGTON. wed. TT The Senate today approved a plan to more than double soldiers' pay In a surprise move to speed up the switch to an all-volunteer army. Only last month, the Senate rejected another slightly lower pay increase proposal. Today,
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      384 11 VIETCONG OFFER TO FREE ALL U.S. PRISONERS WASHINGTON, Wed. THE Vietcong have offered to release all American prisoners before any fixed date set for withdrawal of all U.S.. forces from Vietnam, a member of Congress said yesterday. Mr. Robert Leggett (Democrat. California) said at a Press conference that Mr. Nguyen
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      Fiercest battle of Cambodia war...
      343 12 fAMBODIAN troops killed more than 100 North Vietnamese and lost more than 80 of their own troops killed and wounded In the fiercest ever fighting of the Cambodian war, the Phnom Penh High Command said today. A spokesman said the battle raged yesterday afternoon when
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      Lock icon Corona's 'ledger of death' names body No. 5
      94 12 Corona's 'ledger of death' names body No. 5 VI BA CITY (California), K Wed. Police continued studying an alleged death list in the mass "orchard" murders here as a fifth victim, a Negro, was found to be on the list. The list of 34 names was in a ledger taken
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      ALL OUT HUNT FOR PEREZ KILLERS
      298 12 ALL OUT HUNT FOR PEREZ KILLERS CANTIAGO, Wed. Gunmen assassinated a former Interior Minister, Mr. Edmundo Perez Zujovic, here yesterday and provoked the Government to immediately declare a state of emergency. The Government announced a state of emergency in the city and Santiago Province after a meeting of Marxist President
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      Lock icon Keep moon free of pollution, conflicts call by Russia
      310 12 Keep moon free of pollution, conflicts call by Russia MOSCOW, Wed.— The ITX Soviet Union yesterday called for a treaty to keep international conflicts and pollution off the moon and outlaw the staking of claims to lunar real estate. A Soviet dratt of such a treaty, handed to United Nations
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      Lock icon Police search caves for US$20m loot
      152 12 NEW YORK, Wed. Police searched dimly lit caves under the Buffalo Zoo yesterday for part of ISS2O million in loot said to have been stolen in western New York State in the last five years. Police said an informant told them the stolen property
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      254 12 Petrol prices are shooting up. And people who drive gas guzzlers As bonus we s |ve you the other I BRITISH ix k features engineers thought couldn't be are going to feel it in their pockets. Not Mini drivers If you re hicky bujlt imo O n e sing ie
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      Lock icon Chou tells Rumania: Beware
      512 13 Chou tells Rumania: Beware pHINESE P r c mier Chou En-lai warned Rumanian President Nlcolae Ceausescu last night to beware of Soviet exploitation and "nice words" from the United States. He was speaking at a banquet hosted by Mr. Ceausescu on the eve of the President's departure after an eight-day
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      187 13 Developed nations reject move to overhaul Unido VIENNA. Wed. Industrial western and communist countries joined forces here to reject demands for restructuring and financing the United Nations Industrial Organisation (Unido). The demands were made by developing countries during the eight-day special conference of Unido attended by about 700 delegates from
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      Lock icon Angry Indians in near-riot with hungry refugees
      415 13 Angry Indians in near-riot with hungry refugees CALCUTTA, Wednesday. reserve police were called out yesterday to prevent rioting between nearstarving East Pakistani refugees and angry Indians as medical teams battled to check a cholera epidemic sweeping West Bengal The police deiused a tense situation at Barasat 15 miles from here,
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      Lock icon Woman envoy's first official call
      30 13 Woman envoy's first official call THE Philippines' first woman Ambassador, Mrs. Rafaelita H. Soriano, chatting with Israel's President Zalman Shazar after presenting her credentials in Jerusalem on Tuesday. AP radiophoto.
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      Lock icon A Bill to curb sex aid shops
      83 13 LONDON. Wed. An MP Is seeking curbs on supermarkets which sell sex aid* and contraceptives instead of groceries and vegetables. Mr Tom Ironmonger (Conservative) introduced in the Housi of Commons n private member's Bill giving civic health authorities power to control j>ex aid
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      118 13 Congratulations to DATO LEE CHEE SHAN D. K. M. P., (A) O. St, J., J. P. Otto Lee Chee Shan okmp. (A) o STJ. JP. on his appointment as PRESIDENT FOR LIFE AND VICE-CHAIRMAN of CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD. AND CHAIRMAN of the Bank's Executive Committee FROM QUEK HOCK SENG
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    CHIEF PRICES CHANGES
    79 14 CHIEF PRICES CHANGES TIMES CITY DESK RISES $159 +07 $1.07 .86^ $1.23 +.05 $2.52 +.05 $5.45 +.05 $1.11 +.03 $1.02 +.03 $1.57 +.03 Ambassador Folex Pan El Tractors N.B.T. Gammon Mega Chem Setron FALLS Shell $298 —.06 M. Tob $4.72 —.06 Hamr (M) $2.30 —.05 Lien Hoe $1.40 —.04 H.
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    Straits Times Indices
    37 14 Straits Times Indices June S Jane Industrials: 161.49 161.04 1 Hotels: 75.M ISM Properties: ltt.lt ltg.M t Tins: 91.42 95.27 t$ rubbers: UB.7S 118.75 •Dec. JO. IN6 s 1<« IDec. 31. 1968 100 tDec. 29, lMt 100
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    Trading irregular in market
    222 14 AFTER a steady opening prices moved irregularly on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Trading was moderate and there continued to be a good portion of time bargain dealing, especially in the lower priced issues. At the close conditions were barely steady. The Straits
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    CLOSING PRICES
    1031 14 810 AND OFFER PRICES OFFICIALLY LIBTID AT THI CLOSE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADINO ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: INDUSTRIAL* UNIT TRUST (Anan Unit Trust) (Manager's priest fer June 10) M.il Invest Fund 140 1.45 Vai t'roi Fund 1.21 1 26 Chartered
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    BUSINESS DONE
    1307 14 OUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1,000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS ACM A (1) $1.60. Mean (2) $1.58. <H J l-57 Allied Choc (1) $2.29.
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    Inchcape's formal offer
    401 14 BORNEO Berhad last Thursday changed its name to Inchcape Berhad. Last night Inchcape posted its formal offer documents to shareholders of Motor I n v c s tments and Wheelock Marden. They are urged to accept as early as possible as acceptance date is July 7. Terms
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    Exchange rates
    171 14 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at June 9. xx:al dollars to one unit if Foreign Currency Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar view Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar J.S. Dollar ■ocal dollars to 100 units if Foreign Currency Belgian
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      PRODUCE
      110 14 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANCE. SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Ceeenut Oil: bulk Ss3i sellers, drum $56 sellers. Cepra: Mixed if ob loose June/ July IK Cont. $32 B. Pepper: Muntok AST A white fob 100', NLW $1821 sellers. Sarawak white fob. 96T NLW $172» sellers. Sarawak special black
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      PALM OIL
      40 14 In London on Tuesday the price of Malayan 3 per cent CIF UK UK N. European ports In bulk, sterling per long ton June/July waa quoted at £94 sellers or Ba-Cont. $227 sellers (£102) S or Ex-Cont. $247).
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      GAZETTED PRICES
      75 14 1 THE Malaysian Minister A of Finance has fixed these rates for calculating Cu'tonw duUrs tor the period from June 10 to U: Rubber 50H cents »>• Copra SSU.M a ton Palm Oil $721.25 a tea Palm Kernel $337.5* a to* The rates of btatles payable are: Rubber
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      Tin recovers
      167 14 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday recovered fractionally by 87£ cents to $629.87 per picul on an official offering down 19 tons to 241 tons. However, the local recovery was not In line with steadiness on the overnight London metal market where the price perked £4. The
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      CLOSING PRICES
      24 14 JUNE 9. RUBBEB: 105.50 cents per kilo (up 100 cent). TIN: 5629.87J (up 87} cents). Official offering 241 tons (down 19 tons).
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      WORLD GOLD PRICES
      57 14 Tuesdsy Mendsy fU.S. (U.S. london 40.175 40.48 Beirut 40. M> 40. 75 HonxKoof 41.73 41-7 Zurich 40.108 40.458 ***** 40.608 Paris 40.28 40.72 Spore (1) 42.00 42. 1* s s Spore (2) 157.20 157.80 (1) Export price In non-sterling areas in U.S. dollars per ounce. (2) Local
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      Copper prices
      35 14 London copper prlcei on Tuesday previous In brackets' Wlrebar— Spot buyer £45« 00 (£427 00) sellers f45».90 (£427. .50). Three Month* buyers {467.00 ({437.00). seller £488.00 ({437.30). Market Une: Strong Sales: 7.000 tons.
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    RUBBER GAINS
    478 14 irriHE rubber market yes--1 terday opened threequarters of a cent easier In line with lower London advices. Very quiet conditions persisted until mid-day where demand (or RSS One June met with a reserve of sellers and values recovered gradually by a cent. Forwards and physicals continued quiet. The
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    COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
    417 14 BLAIR JOHNSON. City Editor HOTEL NEGARA enjoyed 90 per cent occupancy during 1970 with Its coffee shop and bar showing good returns. However, pre-tax profit for 1970 was only $396,006 after a halftime result of $318,395. In 1989 pre-tax profits were $190,451 and the profit after taxation charges.
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      Melbourne
      389 14 MELBOURNE. Wed. The 1 market was generally firmer In moderate trading at the Melbourne Stock Exchange to- 1 day. Mining issues were steady i while industrials firmed. i CRA remained steady at $8.70 1 while Bougainville rights drop- ped 10 cents to $2.10 and New BH lost 10 cents
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      Asian Dollar
      52 14 THE following Asian Dollar rates were quoted yesterday In Bank of America. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. One month 7 1/4 p.c. Two months 7 1/4 pc. Three months 7 1/4 p.c. Six months 7 3/16p.c Nine months 7 1/4 pc Twelve months 7
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      New York
      331 14 YORK. Tues— The market suffered its sharpest decline in recent sessions amid renewed speculation that interest rates are headed higher. The market headed lower from the opening. In ao^tion to forecasts of higher Interest rates, there was conjecture that the Federal Reserve is re'urnlng to a more restrictive
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      Hong Kong
      208 14 rTONO KONO. Tues. The day saw a strong and buoyant market and at the close the tone was firm. A feature of the day was the developing Interest in shares which recently have been rather neglected. Today's closing middle price* In Hong Kong dollar* and cents followed by
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    Sedition case MP loses Parliament seat
    259 15 Sedition case MP loses Parliament seat KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Mr. Fan Yew Teng, deputy sec-retary-general of DAP, has ceased to be a Member of Parliament, it was officially confirmed today. The Clerk of Parliament. Mr. Lim Joo Kent? said circulars were sent to all MPs today informing them that Mr.
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    World Bank appraisal mission due
    92 15 World Bank appraisal mission due SINGAPORE, Wed. A World Bank team is expected to arrive In Singapore at the end of this month to help In planning the transfer of the University of Singapore to Kent Ridge. An official of the Ministry of Science and Technology, which is Involved in
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    German tour for varsity man
    49 15 SINOAPORK. Wed. Mr. Lv Yaw. deputy Vice-Chancellor of Nanyang University, left yesterday for a three-week Information tour of Germany at the Invitation of the West German Government. He will visit universities In Hamburg, Berlin, Bochum. Heidelberg, Munich and Tubingen, and hold discussions with academicians.
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    Big loss for Pakistan rupee holders
    365 15  - Big loss for Pakistan rupee holders P.M. RAMAN By I: Singapore, Wed gLACK marketeers in Pakistan rupees have taken a terrific beating due to Pakistan demonetising its 100 and 500 rupee notes. Also at the losing-end were money-changers in Raffles Place, Chulia Street and Market Street. They had large amounts
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    HOSPITAL'S 'MYSTERY' PATIENT IDENTIFIED
    91 15 HOSPITAL'S 'MYSTERY' PATIENT IDENTIFIED SINGAPORE. Wed. An appeal by the Outram Hospital to help trace the relatives of an elderly unidentified woman patient has paid off thanks to the Sunday Times. Mrs. C.L. Phoon. the hospital's medical social worker, today said the patient had since been identified as Madam Tan
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    Datin Lee gets Sogetsu prize
    90 15 Datin Lee gets Sogetsu prize SINGAPORE, Wed— The president of the Singapore Sogetsu Association, Mrs. K. Kirn, today presented a Sogetsu prize on behalf of the Japanese Sogetsu School to Datin Lee Chee Shan at the Hotel Equatorial. The prlw, given to those with outstanding service to the association, was
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    PAP film show
    45 15 SINGAPORE. Wed. The youth section of the PAP Whampoa branch will present a Mandarin film show. "The Twin Swords." at the State Theatre, New World, on Sunday at 8.30 p.m. The show U held In aid of the youth section's development ML
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    Flu ends beauty's five-day dream about Singapore
    157 15 Flu ends beauty's five-day dream about Singapore SINGAPORE. Wed. "Queen of tbe Pacific 1971" Miss NeUa Sancho must have got up this morning feeling like a sleeping beauty waking up to find her five-day dream vanished In her sleep. For a disappointed Nelia. who arrived late last night, a long-awaited
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    250 workers retrenched
    46 15 PENANO. Wed. The remaining 250 employees of the British War Department employed at Mlnden barracks In Olugor will stop work by the end of July. About 50 of them will be employed by the University of Penang, which has taken over the barracks.
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    Jumbo Day
    283 15 FIRST BOEING 747 TO LAND AT PAYA LEBAR JULY 2 SINGAPORE, Wednesday SINGAPORE will celebrate Jumbo Day on July 2 when the ihst Pan-American Airways Boeing 747 arrives from San Francisco. Confirming the date of the touchdown, the airline's director of sales for Singapore. Malaysia and Brunei, Mr.
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    Jailed for illegal re-entry
    53 15 Jailed for illegal re-entry SINGAPORE. Wed. Indonesian illegal immigrant, Mangara Radja. alias, Golk Golk, 30, was jailed for three months today for re-entry Into Singapore. Mangara. with a previous conviction, had been deported to his homeland on May 24. But he returned by sampan and landed at Paslr Panjang beach
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      719 15 On your TV and Radio 3.N P.M. Opening and General i 7.15 What Others Say (0 Hospital 7.41 News (C) 3.21 Our Music Makers (M repeat) 7.51 Our Music Makers Featuring: 3.35 It's Happening in Singapore Albert Choo -Topic: Govt and Students (C) 1.15 Callan ('The Worst Soldier I 3.51
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      289 15 3.N P.M. Programme Summary 7.M Medical Centre Edge of 3.13 Wayang Kulit violence 3J4 The Road Runner Show Programme Summary 3.44 Englebert Humperdinck f r Wn <)s to Adventure— 4.3S The Three Stooges Whoops ""credible Desert I'm An Indian •M Mimr Ja f Is'™ 4.52 ABC of Animals N ,<
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    American Craftsmen's president due for visit
    125 16 American Craftsmen's president due for visit SINGAPORE, Wed. The president of the American Overseas Craftsmen's Association, Mr. George Fischer, is due in Singapore next Wednesday from Laos where he is presenting a plan for the release of American prisoners-cf-war to the North Vietnamese. Mr. Fischer, who left Los Angeles on
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    21 MALAY PCs LEARN READ MANDARIN
    108 16 21 MALAY PCs LEARN READ MANDARIN I^UALA KANGSAR, Wed. —Twenty-one Malay policemen are learning how to read and write Mandarin. Their aim: to create racial harmony and to mix with their Chinese friends more freely. The idea for the class for police personnel here came from the Assistant OCPD, Inspector
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    Youth seminar in KL
    62 16 KUALA LUMPUR.Wed—Malaysia is to host the third regional seminar on youth problems, training and unemployment to be held here from July 30 to Aug. 5. The seminar organised by the Commonwealth Secretariat will cover Asia, Oceania and the Pacific tegion. It will be attended by 11
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    Marshall can't defend accused, rules JB judge
    825 16  - Marshall can't defend accused, rules JB judge FOREIGN LAWYERS NOT INCLUDED' r B LIEW AH CHOY IOHORE BAHRU, Wed. The constitutional provision which guarantees an arrested per s o n's right to choose any legal practitioner he wants does not inclnde foreign lawyers, the High Court ruled today. With that
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    Driving fine
    40 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. A Singapore Armed Forces driver, Loy Kok Toon, was fined 160 today (or driving an army Land Rover "without care and attendtlon" when he collided with a bus at Tampines Road on November 14 last year.
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    'Head-hunter' scare
    70 16 KUALA KANGSAR. Wed.— Schoolchildren here are in the (rip of a "headhunter" scare youths supposedly roaming; in cars after the heads of young boys. The OCPD, Deputy Supt. Zakaria bin Nasir, today appealed to the public to help dispel the "silly rumours," which have led to absenteeism in
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    Piranhas: Hobbyists get a firm 'No'
    251 16 Piranhas: Hobbyists get a firm 'No' CINGAPORE, Wed. There is to be no reprieve for piranhas kept by bona fide hobbyists. The Ministry of National Development has rejected a reader's suggestion in the Straits Times yesterday, that hobbyists be allowed to keep piranhas under licence. The Ministry felt that It
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    'Guys' fine magistrate gets a ticking off from CJ
    213 16 'Guys' fine magistrate gets a ticking off from CJ KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A magistrate got a ticking off from the Chief Justice today for fining a witness $10 because he used the word "guys" when referring to three people accused of house trespass. "The magistrate will have to explain his
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    Red pamphlets seized
    26 16 ALOR STAR. Wed. Police seized a bundle of communist pamphlets In a bush along the* Semlllng-Tanjong Dawal main road In Central Kedah esterday.
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      When we had to share a taxi with strangers
      186 17 MY family and I went to West Malaysia two months ago. We returned to Singapore by train. On arrival at our railway station, we started iooklng for a taxi. I approached one of the taxi-drivers and told him that we would
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      The bus numbers that should glow
      219 17 The bus numbers that should glow THE route numbers on STC buses make it extremely difficult for passengers to stop a particular bus at night as the numbers are not lighted. One wonders whether it would not be a mo^ practical idea to have these painted on using some sort
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    THE SEX AND ANGER ARE ALL IN YOUR MIND,
    505 17 Ban 'It's Tour Thing'? \yi-: wish to register a vehement protest at Arthur Richards' review of the forthcoming picture "It's Your Thing" (Sun. T., June 6: "It should have been banned"). It exposes his bias and prejudice towards a culture of
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    When the postman should deliver upstairs
    251 17 When the postman should deliver upstairs I REFER to the letter by Mr. Chan Van Kwoy (ST.. June 4) in reply to your correspondent "Eric" regarding the loss of periodicals and magazines. Mr. Chan puts the blame on letter-boxes and says that these boxes will be replaced by "improved and
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    Replies ...from Govt
    445 17 Replies ...from Govt I REFER to the letter by "Cheated" (ST.. May 27) on the subject of relief teachers and payment for public holidays. Relief teachers are paid for public holidays occurring during their period of employment. They are not employed during school vacations. Good Friday. April 9, occurred after
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    For more skills
    78 17 mHERE are several voca--1 tional Institutes, bat only one technical Institute (the 5.T.1.) in Singapore. The vocational institutes offer trade courses lasting only one year, and award trade certificates on completion of the course. The Technical Institute offers courses in engineering lasting two years. Why not convert
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    Vanity helped pave the way to success for Linda
    624 18  - Vanity helped pave the way to success for Linda ydfl iMjk edited by ESME BAPTISTA WHKN most of her friends were thinking of hiking up an office job or furthering their studies. Miss Linda Lira was thinking of owning her own beauty salon and creating hairstyles which would be worn
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    Eat what you like at breakfast—so long as it's something
    519 18 Eat what you like at breakfast— so long as it's something r\ID you have a good breakfast this morning? Of course, it all depends on what you mean by "good." In many cases, half a piece of soggy toast and a couple of mouthfuls of tea is regarded as a
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    PEANUT BUTTER A TASTY BLENDER
    60 18 pEANUT butter, an excellent source of food energy, x protein and B vitamins, blends smoothly into cooked dishes while adding tasty variety to common foods, such as potatoes. Either white or sweet ones are zestier when crunchy peanut butter is mashed with them. Meatloaf takes
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    THE LAYERED LOOK: IT'S A KNITWEAR SPECIAL!
    277 18 KNITWEAR, not SO long ago, had a rather narrowly defined place in fashion. But take a look in your wardrobe nowadays, and you will find that knitteds play an increasingly important part right through the fashion year. The 13 top designers and manufacturers
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    The slit dress in reverse
    121 18 MOST dresses usually look good only from the front. But not this one. It is so designed that the back gives just as interesting a view as the front. It is a long black evening outfit. The gown has a halter neckline. The front is
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      635 21 LEMBAGA PELABOHAN SWETTENHAM JAWATAN KOSONG Permohonan2 ada-lah dl-pelaw* dart WargauMgara Malaysia bagl jawatan Pegawal Keranl (LelaJtl) Bahaglan 111 dl-Lembaga Pelabohan Swettenham. TANGGA GAJI: Perchuba'an: 1140 z 8 156/Oalanc Pcperekaa'an. Pertngkat Bias*: $230 x IS 260/Oalang Pepereksa'an. $300 x is 420/Oalanf Kelayakan. 1449 x IS 535. Oalang Kekosongan. DMT, Krlulaamn KeUjrakan:
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      781 21 COMPANIES UNDER THE GENERAL MANAGEMENT OF MESSRS. OSBORNE t CHAPPEL SDN. BHD.. IPOH TIN ORE OUTPUTS FOR MAY 1971 Picuta CHENDERIANG TIN DREDGINO LIMITED 410 OOPENO CONSOLIDATED LIMITED ITS SUBSIDIARIES 4.153 HONGKONO TIN LIMITED (including 320 piculs won from the-Joint Mining Area) 352 IDRIS HYDRAULIC TIN LIMITED 452 KENT (F.M.8.)
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      647 21 KUNDONG TANJONG PAU COMPANY BERHAD (Incorporated In Malaysia) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twelfth Annual General Meeting of KUNDONO TANJONO PAU COMPANY BERHAD will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, No. 70. Jalan Ampang. Kuala Lumpur. on Tuesday, 29th June, 1971, at 12.00 neon for the
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    125 22 THE FAMILY OF Kheng Soon Chee. Leek Chua. Hee Chee and Kwl Cher, wish to thank the priests, nuns of C.H.I.J doctor, nurse, all relatives, friends, for their kind condolence, donations, wreaths- and scrolls at the recent death of their beloved mother Mdm Ng Gek Lan MR. A MRS.
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    54 22 MRS. MAUDE TAN CHENG TEE passed away peacefully on 9.6.71 leaving behind beloved mother, daughter Bok Lan. son Swee Leong. son-in-law Richard Poh. one daughter-in-law Maureen and 3 granddaughters. Cortege will leave 166 Emerald Hill Road at 2 p.m. today. In place of wreaths, donations may be sent to
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    356 23 Discount stalls at Blind Bazaar SINGAPORE, Wednesday iTPHE Blind Bazaar 1 at the Victoria Memorial Hall this Saturday promises to be an eye-opener. For unlike the usual charity fun fairs meant mainly for those who can afford high prices, goods sold at the blind bazaar will not only be at
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    109 23 SINGAPORE. Wed. Indian film star Raj Kapoor will arrive next month for a personal appearance at a charity film premiere in aid of the Kreta Ayer People's Theatre Fund. Mr. Kaooor is the star of four and a half hourlone movie "Mera Nan Joker"
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      600 23 KEPPEL SHIPYARD (PRIVATE) LIMITED MAJOR SHIPREPAIRERS IN SINGAPORE invite applications from suitably qualified candidates for the appointment of HEAD FOREMAN SHIPWRIGHT (DESIGNATE) who will understudy the duties and functions of the Head Foreman In docking, undocklng. berthing nnd unberthlng of ships as well as the supervision, control and co-ordination of
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      54 24 •THE Sultan of Pah a n g (right) presents a gold trophy to Da to Chong Kok Lim, owner oJ Sungei Wang II who won the $51,000 Perak Derby In Ipoh on Sunday Sungei Wang II was ridden by Lyle Harbridge and trained by Mansor bin
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      287 24 Royal Mark fit to travel By EPSOM JEEP ROYAL MARK, who finished lame in the Perak Derby at Ipoh on Sunday, has responded well to treatment and has been sent back to Bukit Timah. Second favourite in the I2f classic, four-year-old Royal Mark, the youngest horse In the field, was
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      192 24 Statesman to bid for third success THE Kedah Gymkhana Club will be holding their 40th amateur race meeting on June 19 at Alor Star race course starting at 2 pm. The Regent of Kedah, Tengku Abdul Malik, who is president of the club, told Tlmesport Vnat the support from the
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      184 24 Cheryl may score a 'first' NEW YORK, Wed.—Cheryl White, 17, daughter of veteran horse owner-trainer Raymond White, will make r a cine history at Thistledown race track in Cleveland when she becomes the first Negress to ride against male jockeys in the United States. Cheryl has been given permission from
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      282 24 IyEST GERMANY have launched a broad sports promotion and aid programme for developing countries believed to be unique in the world. The programme's emphasis is on schooling trainers and sports teachers. Some are brought to study at specialised schools here, while others are Instructed In
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      509 24 THE CARD (or the Penang amateur races on Saturday: RACE ONE 2.15: Class S— IT (catehwrlfhU 12.0): Akbar (D. M. Brown) 3; Am!go 11; Attila 1; Colonel Bogey 9; The General (K. S. Pork) 12; Grey Grenadier 6; Irish Coffee 15; Kebal 8; Kllau 13; Misty Anne,
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      486 24 Warwick's lead slashed to six points LONDON, Wed. Warwickshire had their lead at the top of the English county cricket championship table cut to six points after crashing to a 125-run defeat against Essex yesterday. Whirlwind hitting by Australian Bruce Francis (60 > and West Indian Keith Euyce (37) enabled
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      101 24 Eczema Itch Killed In 7 Minutes Tour *kir. haa n*arly (0 million tiny •••.ma and por** where irrmi hid* and ciuii tarrlbl* Itching, Cracking-. )>iem«, Peeling. BurnIn*;. Acne, Ringworm. Paorlaaia, Blackhead* Pimple*. Foot Itch and other blen.lahei. Ordinary treatment* give only temporary n lief b«cauje they do not kill th>
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    276 25 Five countries 'yes' to SAAA Open By ERNEST FRIDA JAPAN, India, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Brunei have agreed to send their top athletes to this year's SAAA Open championships at Farrer Park from Aug 13 to 15. Japan, who had originally intended to send 10 women athletes, have cabled to
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    333 25 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. PSV Endhoven, European Cup Winners Cup semifinalists, packed in their ful power against a hard fighting FAM Selection to win this tour match by 5-2 at Merdeka Stadium tonight. A /astly superior side. PSV into the lead in the
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    99 25 Pesta Walk organisers expect 26,000-plus THIS year's Pesta Sukan Na--1 tional Walk is expected to attract more than 26.000 participants, judging from the resounding success achieved last year. This hope was expressed by Inche Othman bin Omar, chairman of the organising committee, at a meeting at Sports House yesterday. This
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    62 25 BIRMINGHAM. Wed. Pakistan's toorinf cricket team refused to add their signatures to a cricket bat which Birmingham'! Lord Mayor planned to auction in aid of Pakistan's cholera victims. The refusal was reported to have followed intervention by an official of the Pakistan High Commosiion. AU 11 English
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    422 25 CINGAPORE officials in charge of basketball and volleyball have no objections to the two events being held two days before the official start of the Seap Games at Kuala Lumpur in December. i Reason for holding these two events early was because of the
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    138 25 Maung and Ye hit six past Singapore l AKARTA, Wed. Burma J emerged as Group "A" winners tonight when they trounced Singapore 6-0 in the nine-nation Jakarta Anniversary football tournament here. Insideleft Maung Kyaw Mm and outsideleft Ye Nyunt gave Burma a 2-0 lead kt half-time. Burma swept into the
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    102 25 NEW YORK, Wed. Results of yesterday's major league baseball games. National Leafue: New York Mets 6 San Diego Padres 4, Montreal Expos lo San Francisco Giants 3, Los Angeles Dodgers 4 Philadelphia Phillies 2. Houston Astros 2 Cincinnati Reds 0. Atlanta Braves 8 St. Louis Cardinals 7
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    33 25 SEOUL. Wed, Thailand edged South Vietnam 2-1 here today to finish second to South Korea in the Par East regional elimination round of the International Military Sports Council's soccer championship.
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    28 25 TIMARU. (New Zealand). Wed. The British Lions rugby team beat a combined provincial side South-and-Mid-Canterbury-and-North-Otago 25-6 here today the sixth victory of Jheir New Zealand tour.
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    200 25 TIMESPOT Arshaas late goal puts Customs in final By PETER SIOW A LATE goal by Arshad Hussein put Customs yesterday into the final of the Singapore Government Services Footba 1 1 League Junior knockout cnampionship. It gave them a well-earned 3-2 win over Kandang Kerbau Hospital. It was a well
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    124 25 Superbly-fit United hammer the Idols SUPERBLY FIT Farrer United yesterday hammered newcomers Queenstown Idols 7-0 in a FAS Div. 3 soccer match at Farrer Park. The Farrer team baffled their raw opponents with their speed, tactics and skill. They had the game won after inslderight Ramll Sudi booted home from
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    45 25 BANGKOK. Wed. Twelve countries may participate in the Fourth annual King's Cup football tournamert In Bangkok from Nov. 2-30. football association officials said 'yesterday. Invited are Burma, Cambodia, Hong Kong, India. Indonesia. Korea (defending champions). Japan. Laos. Malaysia. Singapore and Vietnam. AP.
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    20 25 HOBART. Wed. The touring English Football Association team crushed Tasmania 8-0 here today. Halftime score was 4-0.
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    204 26 IPI assembly threat to suspend -Taiwan— HELSINKI. Wed. The 20th General Assembly of the International Press Institute (IPI) threatened today to suspend Taiwan's membership In the IPI unless the Government there releases the Yuyitung brothers from Jail. By an overwhelming vote, the Assembly passed a resolution reading: "The Assembly requests
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    34 26 NEW YORK. Wed. A strike by municipal workers that disrupted New York City for the last two days came to an end early today when union leaders accepted r settlement agreement Reuter.
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    482 26 Preparefor battle, Sadat tells the army CAIRO. Wednesday PRESIDENT Anwar Sadat alerted the Egyptian army today to be ready for battle before the end of the year. President Sadat In a speech to soldiers along the Suez Canal, extracts from which were published today, told the troops: "The battle will
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    76 26 Papers boycott Thai Foreign Minister BANGKOK. Wed. Thai newspapers have started a boycott on interviews with or pictures of Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman, whose complaint alleging defamation led to the arrest of three newspapermen The boycott is In line with a joint resolution adopted yesterday night by (our working Press
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    61 26 TOKYO. Wed. Communist China and Rumania called today (or withdrawal of American and allied troops from Vietnam in order to let the Vietnamese people "decide" their own destiny free from any foreign interference The joint call was contained in a lengthy communique issued in Peking following
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    29 26 The weather outlook for Singapore today from 8 a.m. to midday: Scattered showers in early morning. MR. LEE with IPI director Ernest Meyer in Helsinki. UPI radiophoto.
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    172 26 TEL AVIV Wed. Lord Thomson of Fleet said today it was unthinkable that The Times of London which he owns should cease to exist, although It was losing money. He indicated that he was prepared to bear the losses of The Times which he
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    386 26 LONDON. Wed. The atock market cloaed lower today In quiet trading. The overnight downturn on Wall Street and the uncertain economic outlook at home were contributory factor*. At 2.48 p.m. the Financial Time* Index cloaed 4.6 down at 373.3. Cloalnc middle price, of .elected atock. not Including stamp
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