The Straits Times, 16 June 1971

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Erf*. IMS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lock icon Secret papers: Govt threat to New York Times
    414 1 Secret papers: Govt threat to New York Times WASHINGTON, Tues. The U.S. Justice Department today threatened the New York Times with a court Injunction if the newspaper did not stop publishing excerpts from a secret document tracing the course of American Involvement in Vietnam. The Times has been informed by
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    Bank battle hots up
    975 1  -  BLAIR JOHNSON and P.M. RAMAN; Splinter group offers to buy up entire equity By Singapore, Tuesday THE bottle for control of Chung Khiaw Bank is hotting up. Late this evening o splinter group within the bonk offered to buy the entire equity of the bank from
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    Starlite goes to receiver
    199 1 SINGAPORE, Tues. 3 Starlite Ceramic Industry, which was given 24 hours today by the Chartered Bank to clear Its $2 million debt, Is to be placed in the hands of a receiver tomorrow morning. The company also owes $1 million to an associate company of the
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    VIET BUNKER COMPLEX FALLS
    126 1 VIET BUNKER COMPLEX FALLS SAIGON, Tuesday COUTH Vietnamese paratroops overran an enormous guerilla bunker complex and captured about three tons of ammunition after a 12--hour battle only 100 yards outside a besieged artillery post near the Laotian border, a Saigon military spokesman said today. In another Important de- velopment, 6,000
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    Lock icon Niagara Falls rider dies
    36 1 NIAGARA PALLS. Tues. Joseph "Jean" Luasler, who on July 4. 1038. became the first American to survive a ride over Niagara Falla. died today at Memorial Medical Centre. Ha was 7». UPI.
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    Lock icon Polls shock
    28 1 ROME Tues. Complete regional election returns today catapulted the neo-fascists past the socialists to become the third strongest party In a broad sector of Italy. AP.
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    Lock icon China silent: Malik
    36 1 JAKARTA, Tues Forelm Minister Adam Malik said ttday Indonesia had not yet received any response from messages to China seeking a resumption of diplomatic relations. But he indicated that contacts were continuing. Renter.
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    Golkar netts $800,000 from glittering dinner
    225 1  - Golkar netts $800,000 from glittering dinner HUGH MABBETT By JAKARTA, Tues. As glittering a dinner as Indonesia is capable of last night raised another fortune for Sekber Golkar, the Joint secretariat of functional groups, front runner for the July 3 elections. If Golkar falls to win It will not be
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    FACES 7 MORE CHARGES
    154 1  - FACES 7 MORE CHARGES CHIN CHENG MEI By LONDON, Tues. Seven new drug charges were made against Johore-born former doctor, Walter Murad Abdul Rahman, 80, at a South London magistrate's court today. This brings to 12 the number of charges he will have to face when he stands trial here
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    Lock icon Tokyo alert
    46 1 TOKYO, Tues. Ten thousand riot police were mobilised today to protect key buildings in Tokyo against attack by radicals objecting to a U.S Japan agreement or. the return of American-held Okinawa. The agreement will be signed simultaneously In Tokyo and Washington on Thursday. Reuter.
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    Airlift of war victims begins
    313 1 Airlift of war victims begins CALCUTTA, Tues. Hindu refugees from East Pakistan carrying their perRonal belongings in bundles riled aboard a Russian ANI2 military transport today for' the start of an airlift to move the civil war victims from overcrowded border areas of India. The four-engine transport lumbered down the
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    Nine days in space
    57 1 MOSCOW Tues. Three Soviet cosmonauts today start their ninth day of work aboard Salyut. the first manned space laboratory Yesterday the crew carried out an experiment with the aid of two aircraft flying beneath them. The operation was to establish the effects of the earth's atmosphere
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    34 1 MOSCOW. Tues. The Bovlet Union charged that a Russian cruiser carrying Soviet Defence Minister Marshal Andrei Grechko was "dangerously" harassed by an American "spy ship" In the eastern Mediterranean this weekend AP.
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    $300,000 fine
    37 1 MIAMI. Tues. Five Americans have been convicted by Cuban revolutionary tribunals of violating Cuban waters and landing illegally on the communist Island. Each was sentenced to pay a US$2O,OOO (160.000) fine Radio Havana said today.
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      Lock icon U.S. AID PLEDGE TO SAIGON
      39 1 WASHINGTON, Tues.— Secretary of SUte Mr. William Rogers said today the United States expects to five economic aid and military assistance to South Vietnam for an indefinite period after the present conflict ends. AP.
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  • WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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      Britain shows surplus in trade with the -world
      285 3 Britain shows surplus in trade with the -world- T ONDON. Tues. Britain's trade with the rest of the world remained healthily in the black last month desulte domestic economic problems, according to figures released yesterday. The Department of Trade and Industry reported that Britain had a £28 million surplus on
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      Lock icon V-bomber jamming secret 'sold to Czechs'
      443 3 V-bomber jamming secret 'sold to Czechs' EX-RAF MAN ACCUSED OF PASSING ON KEY DATA LONDON, Tuesday THE secret of the Blue Diver a hush-hush radar jamming device on British nuclear bombers was sold to Czechoslovakia by an ex-sergeant in the Royal Air Force, a court in Leeds was told yesterday.
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      CALL ON THE HOT LINE: SORRY, WRONG NUMBER...
      152 3 CALL ON THE HOT LINE: SORRY, WRONG NUMBER NEW YORK, Tues. President Kennedy once received a call over a top-secret telephone, for use only in the event of an impending attack and found himself talkIng to someone trying to reach a laundry, Life Magazine reported today. It quoted former White
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      Lock icon British economic aid for Pakistan, India
      105 3 British economic aid for Pakistan, India LONDON, Tues. British economic aid last year to India amounted to £44.780,000 and to Pakistan 10,620,000. Overseas Development Minister Mr. Richard Wood told a questioner in Parliament. In the year ending June 30. 1971. the World Bank had signed or approved credits for India
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      Lock icon Sterilise more men to check population: Shirley MacLaine
      165 3 Sterilise more men to check population: Shirley MacLaine TVEW YORK, Tues. Actress Shirley MacLaine. in the first speech by a woman In 137 years at the National Democratic Club, urged that more men be sterilised to reduce overpopulation. "It's an easy operation," said the redhaired actress, the first woman to
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      Lussier dies
      33 3 NIAGARA FALLS. Tuea. Joseph "Jean" Lussier. who on July 4. 1928, became the first American to survive a ride over Niagara Falls, died today at Memorial Medical Centre. He was 78.
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      Lock icon Vorster's terms for visit by WCC
      139 3 fAPE TOWN, Tue«. Prime Minister John Vorster said last night that a delegation from the World Council of Churches would not be allowed into South Africa unless complied with conditions laid down by the Government. He made the statement a few hours after Dr.
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      OAU to discuss move to ban mercenary soldiers
      323 3 OAU to discuss move to ban mercenary soldiers A DDIS ABABA, Tues. A Foreign Ministers of the Organisations of African Unity (OAU) meeting tfriis week will discuss a proposal to bar mercenaries from future African conflicts, conference sources said. They said the proposal will also be passed on to black
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      Mild recession hits Japan's economy
      449 4 TOKYO, Tuesday rpHE Japanese GovA ernment today issued a White Paper on trade which said that while a mild rerecession is holding down the domestic economy, Japan must depend on exports "as a stable source of demand." 'The Japanese economy, which ha* expanded over a
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      116 4 ARMOUR PLATED CAR FOR NIXON -SOON- WASHINGTON, Tues. A new armour-plated limousine is being handbuilt for President Nixon that will probably replace the car in which President John Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas in November 1963. A spokesman for the Secret Service, which maintains and operates the fleet of presidential
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      Lock icon Britons up in arms at threat to fish and chips
      412 4 Britons up in arms at threat to fish and chips LONDON, Tuesday A HOWL of protest A went up today at a move which could transform Britain's beloved fish and chips into a luxury dish for the few Thp threat came from a proposal by Iceland to create a 50
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      'N-blasts boost oil production'
      201 4 'N-blasts boost oil production' Moscow, Tues.— Soviet and American tests with underground nuclear explosions indicate these may be useful in the future to boost oil and natural gas production, the world petroleum congress was told here yesterday. A paper presented to the congress by a group of Soviet experts said
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      Lock icon Lightning hits power units near moonship
      179 4 fAPE KENNEDY. Tues.— A nearby lightning strike apparently knocked out two power units on the umbilical tower next to Apollo-15 last night and engineers Interrupted a key test to make certain' the moonship was not harmed. Apollo-15 Is scheduled for launch to the moon
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      INDIANS TAKE OVER OLD MISSILE SITE
      106 4 SAN FRANCISCO, Taes. A croup of about 100 Indians, claiming to be former occupants of Aleatns Island, took orer an abandoned U.S. Army Nike mismile site today In the ragged country east •f here. Police In Richmond, about IS miles from San Francisco, said
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      LOCKHEED BANKERS WANT LOAN GUARANTEE BY GOVT
      320 5 LOCKHEED BANKERS WANT LOAN GUARANTEE BY GOVT WASHINGTON Tues. TT —The heads of the two key banks involved in financing the struggling Lockheed Aircraft Corporation said yesterday they would not lend Lockheed any more money if repayment was not guaranteed by the government. Mr. William H. Moore, chairman of the
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      147 5 WASHINGTON. Tues. Actor Marlon Brando tailed yesterday in a plea to the US. Supreme Court, to block his trial in California on slander charges. Brando has bees accused by tliree police officers ol delamlng them in a description on the Joey Bishop television show in
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      U.S. will continue military aid to Cambodia: —Laird—
      246 5 U.S. will continue military aid to Cambodia: —Laird— WASHINGTON, Tnes. Defence Secretary Melvin Laird said yesterday the United States would have to continue large military assistance to Cambodia, saying the next 12 months were a. crucial period in the country's future. He told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that although
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      Lock icon Exposed: Doctors with fake diplomas
      222 5 Exposed Doctors with fake diplomas MACAO, Tuesday THE authorities here are expected to ask soon the full co-operation of authorities in Hong Kong to smash a gang believed to be selling fake doctor's diplomas in the colony. This was indicated here as Macao's health, judiciary and police authorities launched all-out
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      Lock icon 7 FOUND DEAD WITH GUNSHOT WOUNDS
      128 5 7 FOUND DEAD WITH GUNSHOT WOUNDS DETROIT, Tues. Seven people, four of them women, with their hands bound, were found shot, dead in a flat here yesterday. Police said they were the latest victims in a gangland narcotics war. Police searched the deathscene, a two-family home In a Black residential
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      New tanker
      31 5 TOKYO. Tues. Mitsui Shipbuilding Co. said It has received an order from Britain's Shell International Marine to construct a 305.000--ton tanker. The cost was estimated at around US$42 million.
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      CAIRO PAPER HITS OUT AT ISRAEL
      184 5 CAIRO PAPER HITS OUT AT ISRAEL CAIRO, Tuesday. ISRAEL'S military presence in Sharm El-Sheikh A is no adequate guarantee for the full freedom of her shipping in the Red Sea, Cairo newspaper The recent bazooka attack on an Israelichartered tanker near the Bab El-Mandab Straits makes Israel's "pretext" for maintaining
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      Lock icon 'Ensure fair elections in S. Vietnam' orders
      89 5 'Ensure fair elections in S. Vietnam' orders WASHINGTON. Tues. Secretary of State William Rogers said today that Instructions had gone out to U.S. personnel in South Vietnam to ensure that South Vietnam's presidential elections in October are fair an<j honest. He told a Press conference that the Instructions had been
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      Hijack talks
      28 5 VIENNA. Turn. The International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) opened a threeweek general assembly today to discuss hijacking and debate International standard* on pollution caused by airplane*
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      109 5 LONDON, Tnes. A big jump in sales of for-eign-made cars in Britain was reported to the House of Commons yesterday by Trade and Industry Secretary Mr. John Davies. Foreign car registrations numbered 75,000 or 18 per cent of the home market in the first
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    Singapore now base for Aussie banking operations -in S-EA
    246 6 Singapore now base for Aussie banking operations -in S-EA- SINGAPORE. Tues. Australia has set up its first bank in Singapore. It is the National Bank of Australasia, which will use its representative office here as a base for operations in South-east Asia. Mr. Peter S. Beeston. who flew in during
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    Cancer film
    31 6 SINOAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Cancer Society's mobile service will give a talk and film show on Cancer at the Kakl Bukit community centre a) 8 pm. on June 21.
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    Plane ferries Aussie aid for refugees
    209 6 Plane ferries Aussie aid for refugees CINGAPORE, Tues. A chartered flight carrying supplies for East Pakistani refugees in India from the "little people" of Australia arrived here tonight en route to Calcutta. A leading Australian hosiery company, Kolotex, prompted by news reports about the five million Pakistani refugees in India,
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    Experts dispel parents' language doubts
    510 6  - Experts dispel parents' language doubts CHUA SIEW KENG No handicap in switch from Chinese to English stream By SINGAPORE, Turn •JHE fear that children sent to Chinese primary schools will he at a disadvantage when they switch to the English stream at secondary level is unfounded. Provided, according to expert
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    HAJAH GETS SHAWL AT ARMY PRIZE-GIVING
    136 6 HAJAH GETS SHAWL AT ARMY PRIZE-GIVING SINGAPORE, Tues. A shawl for a hajah (a Muslim woman who has made a pilgrimage to Mecca) was among the awards made at a British army parade here today. It was presented to Puan Hajah Che Su. the champion Koran reader of the British
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    NEW LIFE FOR 3,000 KLANG RIVER FOLKS
    154 7 NEW LIFE FOR 3,000 KLANG RIVER FOLKS JTUALA LUMPUR, 1V Tues. A new life begins for some 3,000 squatters as the massive operation to move them from the Klang River area gets underway. Today, 80 families from five kampongs moved Into their new homes at the Jalan Cheras low-cost flats.
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    30 in RTS storytelling contest
    157 7 30 in RTS storytelling contest CINGAPORE, Tues. J More than 30 young aspiring storytellers will pit their yarn-spinning talents against each other on Saturday. The youngsters, aged between six and nine, are all contestants in the story telling competition organised by Radio Singapore. At this Saturday's semifinals, each child will
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    Standards for five items drafted
    86 7 Standards for five items drafted SINGAPORE, Tues. The Standards" Council of the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research has completed another five draft specifications for circulation to the public. They deal with undercoat paints for gloss enamel, toilet soap, metal sinks for domestic purposes, toilet rolls and quality of
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    NO ENTRY PERMITS NOW FOR THESE VEHICLES
    144 7 NO ENTRY PERMITS NOW FOR THESE VEHICLES CINGAPORE, Tues. The Malay sian Government has stopped issuing entry permits for four types of Singapore-register-ed vehicles into Malaysia. They are for dlesel Mercedes cars, buses and minibuses, and station-wagons (both dlesel and petrol). Drivers of these cars will now have to apply
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    Prophet's birthday
    47 7 SINOAPORE. Tues. The Siglap Women's Association will hold a celebration to mark Prophet Mohameds birthday at the Siglap community centre, Palm Road, on Saturday at 2 p.m. tnche A. Rahlm lahak, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and MP for Siglap, will address the celebration.
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    Speeding fine
    43 7 SINOAPORE, Tues. Lorry driver Ng Khim Cheong was fined 150 by a magistrate's court today for speeding at 46 mph to SO mpn on Feb. 10, 1960 at about 12.3S p.m along Lornle Road, where the speed limit is 30 mph.
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    Moves now to patch Gerakan crisis
    393 7  - Moves now to patch Gerakan crisis KHOR CHEANG KEE QUIT TREASURER BACKS LIM Pen ing, Tuesday jyjOVES to patch up the crisis within the Gerakan are underway here with one of two State executive councillors who quit the central committee on Sunday pledging full support for Dr. Lim Chong Eu
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    900 busmen to get backpay
    157 7 CINGAPORE, Tues Some *J 900 former workers of Hock Lee Bus Co. now part of the Amalgamated Bus Co. will share $50,000 overtime arrears. This follows an agreement between the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation (SILO), which represents the busmen, and the management on outstanding claims
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    CHECK ON BROTHERS HELD IN SPAIN
    100 7 By HARMY MILLER LONDON, Tues. Singapore police and the Republic's High Commission here are understood to be making separate attempts to confirm a news agency report that two Singapore brothers, whose names were given aa Richard and William Heng, have been arrested in Alicante
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    Chamber to protest if there is phone -levy
    103 7 Chamber to protest if there is phone -levy- CINGAPORE, Tues. The Chinese Chamber of Commerce will launch a mass protest if the proposed levy of 19 cents a telephone call after the first 100 is Implemented. The Straits Times understands that it is the chamber's intention to comply with requests
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    Lock icon Coming up...two fried piranhas
    194 8  - Coming up... two fried piranhas CHEW LEE CHING: By Singapore, Tuesday A PAIR of man-eat-ing piranhas today came to an ignominous end. They were eaten by a 12-year-old girl. Choo Yiak Leng of Ponggol shared her father's lunch of two 10-inch piranhas. Fried in oil, and laced with tomato ketchup,
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    Search for S'pore material on Nehru
    211 8 Search for S'pore material on Nehru SINGAPORE, Tues. The Indian High Commission today appealed to local residents for any evidence of contact with the late Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, for use in a proposed publication. The High Commission's Second Secretary, Mr. A. C. Bhaumlk, said that a Jawaharlal Nehru
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    Round-clock curfew in jungle near Ipoh
    218 8 Round-clock curfew in jungle near Ipoh IPOH, Tuesday AROUND-the-clock curfew has been clamped In a deep Jungle area, near here from todaj 10 stretches from the right side of the m'tin road between Tanjong Rambutan and Chen or. up to the Sungei Siput-Ulu Kinta boundary in che north, Kelantan border
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    MORE WORK FOR ST. JOHN IN JURONG
    104 8 MORE WORK FOR ST. JOHN IN JURONG CINGAPORE. Tues. The Jurong Town sub-centre of the St. John Ambulance Association has attended 163 major accident cases so far this year, a 137 per cent Increase over the same period last year. The association, which trained more than 1,000 workers In i
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    Air freight drive
    57 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. Two air freigiv rxecutives of the world-wide Airborne Freight Corporation of America, will arrive on Thursday as part of a sales development trip to five major Par r*sl cities. They are .he president of the corporation. Mr. Holt W. Webster and vice-president. Mr. D.X Sherman.
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    Man killed by train
    32 8 SINGAPORE, Tues. An unidentified Indian man was knocked down and killed by a train near Lorong Faham. off 10 m.s. Upper Bukit Timah Road about 8.30 p.m. today.
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    Teacher training at TTC to be reviewed
    417 9  - Teacher training at TTC to be reviewed MASIE KWEE Plan to cater for new curriculum Lj* SINGAPORE, Tuesday 'J'HK new principal of the Teachers' Training College, Dr. Ruth Wong, will review the college's teacher-training programme in the light of the new primary school curriculum introduced in Singapore in April. This
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    Beer drinking contest
    45 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. A beer drinking contest will be held In Hotel Malaysia In July. Heats (or the competition, opened to all Including tourists, will be held in the Pub. on July 7. 14 and 21. The finals will be on July 28.
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    Fined $100 for cheating housewife of $60
    186 9 SINGAPORE, Tuh, 1 A BROKER mlsapproprl- ated $60 from a housewife who had handed him some money to engage a lawyer for her, a court heard today. The court was told that on Oct. 5, R. Ramalingam approached housewife Krishna Vatl, 41, at
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    Raman to be our man in Moscow
    118 9 Raman to be our man in Moscow SINGAPORE. Tues.— Mr. P. S. Raman, 50, (above), a teacher and broadcaster turned diplomat, was today appointed Singapore's first Ambassador to the Soviet Union. Both governments have agreed to his appointment, a Ministry of Foreign Affairs statement said today. Mr. Raman, married with
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    $3,600 fine for salesman
    75 9 SINOAPORE, Tue*. An lpoh sales representative was fined $3,600 today when he pleaded guilty to having 890 pieces ol outer garments not under customs control on Nov. 11 last year. Tan Hiok Plang, 29, was arrested by customs officers at the Junction of Adam Road and
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    Who pays the cab fare to a hotel that isn't -ready?
    238 9  - Who pays the cab fare to a hotel that isn't -ready? LIM SUAN KOOI By CINGAPORE, Tues. Who pays the taxi fare from the Singapore airport to a hotel that is under construction? A good question especially when the hotel Is recommended to tourists by the Tourist Promotion Board in
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    Istana dinner
    18 9 SINOAPORE. Tues. President Sheares has Invited NTUC leaders to dinner at the Istana on June 23.
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      198 9 Alley Oop By V.T. Umtnlin I I POTT SEE THOSE THEN LETS>ftUC^ THEY GOTTA 7 THAT'S I I ...AND THE FACT THAT WONMUG'S I DUNNO, CARL, V YES, BLTT I TVO ANYWHERE, DOC... SET HOME, <flfn33 COMB THIS f THE IDEA, NOT ALONE SHOULDNT PRESENT J THIS GUY WITH HE'S
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    Recreationcentre for unwed mothers' home
    204 10 Recreationcentre for unwed mothers' home CINGAPORE, Tues. A three-storey recreation building will soon be added to Rose Villa, the home for unwed mothers in Thomson Road. The building will cost $11,000 and Is expected to be ready In six weeks. It is being financed by the Rotary Club of Singapore
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    Found hanged
    31 10 SINOAPORE. Tues. The coroner today recorded verdict of suicide on Abdul Salem bin Abdullah, 36. who was found hanged at a construction site, off Dunearn Road, on May 31.
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    FINED $150 FOR BURNING GIRL WITH CIGARETTE
    75 10 SINGAPORE. Tues. A man was today fined $150 for placinc a lighted cigarette on the neck of a factory girl. Lim Fook On, 43. a tailor, was found guilty of causing hurt to Ong Gek Eng, 20, at Seraagoon Road on Jan. 18.
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    Survey to check food prices
    269 10 Survey to check food prices SINGAPORE, Turn. Consumers Association of Singapore (CASE) is now conducting an extensive survey on perishable foods in its efforts to check profiteers. It will cover four main essential items flsh, meat, vegetables and eggs. Price surveys on common drugs, service charges and electrical appliances will
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    No 'L' Plate
    45 10 SINGAPORE, Tues. Motorcyclist, S. Klsnasany of Delhi Road was fined $15 by a magistrate's court today for falling to display an 'L' plate when he had only a provisional driving licence while riding along Canberra Road at 8.20 a.m. on April 25.
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    Too much smoke
    41 10 SINGAPORE. Tues. Vandriver Kan? Jak Seng of Tanglln Halt Road was fined (70 by a magistrate's court today lor driving a van which emitted excessive smoke at about 8.10 a.m. In Victoria Street on April 16 last year.
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    LEE FLIES HOME AFTER ADDRESSING IPI MEET
    137 10 MR. LEE KUAN YEW flew borne yesterday after facing the world press at the Internationa] Press Institute's 20th general assembly In Helsinki. The Prime Minister was accompanied by his wife. They are seen here at the Singapore airport stepping off the SAS jet
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    Water: Up again by 8 mil gallons
    256 10 Water: Up again by 8 mil gallons SINGAPORE, Tuesday THE record low water consumption of !)i million gallons on Snnday just a million gallons of the 90-million target necessary to defer rationing, was ruined yesterday by an increase of nearly eight million gallons. At 98.8 million gallons, yesterday's consumption registered
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    BACK-UP SEMINAR OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
    155 10 BACK-UP SEMINAR OPEN TO THE PUBLIC SINGAPORE, Tues. The »3 spotlight will be on water at a seminar to be held at Metropole Hotel from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Sunday. About 250 are expected to attend the seminar, which Is organised by the Singapore Production Management Association. One
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    Sedition case: Judgment is reserved
    807 11 Sedition case: Judgment is reserved COURT HEARS 17 WITNESSES KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday Counsel: Not an offence to query education policy SOCIAL Sessions Court president Mr. Nc Mann Sim, reserved jud#menl in the LUuaan Melayu twdition case ;it the done of Hie five d;iy trial here today. He adjourned the court
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    Staff warned on sensitive issues, says editor-in-chief
    575 11 directed the South-east Asia Press Centre consultant to hold a talk on the Sedition Act," he said. The talk was held at the centre in Jalan Ampang here and was given by the Attorney-General Tan Sri Abdul Kadlr Yusof, and Solicitor-General Tan Sri
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      CAUTIOUS THAIS
      407 12 Thailand's proximity to the Vietnam war has given its government a more direct interest in the changing course of Chinese policy, and possible intentions, than any other government in Asia. No Thai ping pong players have been Invited to Peking, and the "dialogue" which Bangkok quietly suggested two
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      THE FORGOTTEN ARMY
      338 12 When a Malaysian soldier marches off his last parade, hands in his kit and walks out of barracks for the last time, he faces a bleak f'lture unless he has skills to offer In the labour market. Estimates ol ih* number of unemployed veteians are vague, but
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      WORLD RELIEF CENTRE
      255 12 Aid from the international community to victims of natural and man-made disasters is always too late and too little. The existence of a multiplicity of relief agencies whose operations run parallel to one another for lack of co-ordination has not been very helpfuL Last year's earthquake in
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      Cumulative effects of lead poisoning
      363 12 Cumulative effects of lead poisoning IN response to an excellent letter about the problem of lead pollution, the oil companies have tried to allay the fears of the public. They have not told the whole truth, and although they are right in saying that "there Is no need for panic"
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      THREATS ON THE ROAD
      130 12 THREATS ON THE ROAD BEWARE of the "Mafia" motorists of Singapore: they seek vengeance at any cost I An example: I was driving round St. Andrew's Road towards Stamford Road when I was startled by a vehicle suddenly brushing past me on the right. It then wheeled sharply to the
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    • Letter
      Addresses
      121 12 IN JANUARY, my colleagues and I went to the Education Department and submitted our registration books for changes in addresses to be made These books represent not only dtoo( of our status as qualified teachers but also the years of service and so we were anxious for their return.
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    • Letter
      Index of retail prices
      349 12 T7HE BELANGOR Conx sumers Association heartily welcomes the message in your editorial ftntltled "The Wrong Basket" (ST. June 10). We have for several years now, been urging the statistics department of the Federal Government to reconstruct and revise the present socalled index of retail prices in
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      DEGREES AND THEIR VALUE
      263 12 A FFECTED" (B.T. June 9) seems to be misinformed about the recommendations of the Ads Commission In terms of graduate teachers. Nowhere has the commission said that there Is no difference between a pan degree and an honours degree. What was stated was that the difference
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    Lock icon Counting the Ayes and N'oes
    1143 12 Counting the Ayes and N'oes BRITAIN AND CMARKET: Can the British Prim* Minister achieve a parliamentary majority approving British entry into the Common Market? And, if so, at what political cost? The situation is here analysed by MAX BELOFF, Cladstone Profesior of Government and Public Administration at Oxford University. LONDON
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  • Business Times
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      Briefly...
      238 13 SHARE prices were bit by two factors yesterday. Suspension of Stariite Ceramic and withdrawal or Slater, Walker from its bid for Haw Par. The former passed hands in black market trading at below 30 cents a share when it became known that its bankers had foreclosed. News that Slater,
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      Starlite Ceramic forced into receivership
      626 13  - Starlite Ceramic forced into receivership BLAIR JOHNSON By CTARLTTE Ceramic has been given 24 hours to repay its bankers. As the company cannot meet Its debt Chartered Bank will appoint a receiver this morning. Last year Starllte lost $5 million and Crown Lynn of New Zealand was called In to
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      Manufacturers and distributors end a five-year milk war
      788 13  -  HENRY CHANG By yHE milk war is at last ended some five years after It started. Sometime In March this year a halt was called to "hostilities" by the three manufacturers and their distributors. Gone are the enormous trade discounts believed to
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        Bitter blow
        162 13 AS the market reeled from two body blows last night market operators tried to assess the profits parties to the Slater, Walker-Haw Par deal had made. Critics believed both vendors and bidders at fault for not informing Haw Par shareholders that control of Its banking investment (Chung Khiaw)
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        FALLS
        59 13 [aw Par ambassador C. Ship ncbcape ea View MM. lerlln (M) etron I. W Wool I. Tile SI. 23 $1.48 $2.20 $2.71 $0.63 $1.76 $0.98 $1.55 $0.67 $0.74 —.1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 i Folex P. Bank M'wmU A. Amal N. Indast. 1H. Glass $1.00 —.05 $1.05
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        M Glass $1.06 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS
        16 13 law rar Itga. Chem. E. Ship etroo 282J 17flJ 17«,i
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      Straits Times Indices
      36 13 Straits Times Indices lmm 14 Jut 15 IndastiUk: IBI.JJ ltl.M 1 Hotels: 75.17 78.54 U7.1l 1 17.91 tTtas: SSJM MJU t» !■>■«■: 111.7S 115.71 •DM. M, 1M« 1M IDw. SI. IMS s 1M fDc*. U, IMS IN.
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      LONGER 'LEGS' FOR A GIANT OIL RIG
      203 13  -  B.M. MUTHU By rOB the past two weeks a gigantic oil rig has been drydocked at Sembawang Shipyard In Singapore undergoing modification* to enable the "giant" to reach deeper Into the sea-bed for oil. The Fuji a mammoth superstructure of steel has been
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      189 13 ntsiPE Fears over the peso-dollar swap; Japan Infix Singapore aa |M trading partner of Wc*t Malarula; Shipping cnlmnn; Proplr In b— ls»ss. r*gt 14. Company news; Share market report; Commodities. Pace 15. c Overseas markets New York, Melbourne, Hone Konf Cloatnf price* and business done. Pare 16. Get an Olivetti
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    Japan leads Singapore as leading trade partners of West Malaysia
    335 14 JAPAN continued at iVeit Malaysia's top trading partner for the period JanuaryApril 1971, when compared with a similar period in 1970. Her next four leading trading partners were Singapore, the United States, United Kingdom and West Germany. Australia, the USSR
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    Fears over pesodollar swap
    560 14  - Fears over pesodollar swap LEON GOtfZAGA By MANILA The Central Bank here has adopted a new measure which, while Intended to promote exports and slow down foreign exchange disbursements for both trade and non-trade transactions, might Impair the competitive position of Manila as a depository venue for interest sensitive foreign
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    Freight hikes table
    169 14 FREIGHT rates continue to go up In other parts of the world. The latest Increases are shown below These reflect the Inflationary rises In costs mainly in Industrial countries: Freight Conference/ Association Region Affected Increase Effective Date Outward Continental North Pacific All ports In Hamburg/ 1 J
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    Shipping]
    572 14 The fruit of a loan nART of British pullI out aid to Singapore has been channelled by the Singapore Government to the Neptune Orient Lines as a loan to build the Neptune Amber (see picture). The ship is of 7,638 dwt, cost almost $9.6 million and can carry 25
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    169 14 Captain Graham M. McGill, senior master of the 46 serving masters employed by the Ben Line, retires from the company when the Benloyal returns to Europe in July. He made his farewell call at Singapore as master of the Benloyal when she called early this month. Mr.
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      Company highlights
      315 15 HONG KONG (Selangor) Rubber saw 1970 pre-tax profits slashed by nearly half despite an increase of 21 per cent in the crop harvested and a fractionally lower coat of production. Profit* came to £39,779 compared with £63,604 In 1969. The nearly >/ 4 p per lb drop In
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        Straits tin dips
        178 15 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday sagged $2 to $626.75 on an official offering down 37 tons to 270 tons. The local fall was partly influenced by the overnight London metal price which fell £5. The market was barely steady with buying support from the United
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        CLOSING PRICES
        23 15 JUNE 15. RUBBER: 107.25 cents per kilo (up 2.75 cents). TIN: $626.75 (down $2). Official offering 270 tons (down 37 tons).
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        110 15 pHINESE PRODUCE IXCHANQt. SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YCSTCHOAV. CMMiut OH: bulk $33i irllen. drum $38 teller!. C*»r»: Mixed (f.o.b loose Jur July UK Cont. $32 B. Pwim: Muntok ASTA white fob, 100", NLW I 112» tellert. Sarawak white f.o.b. »6<? NL.VV Sl72i teller!. Scrawak upecui black
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        Copper prices
        35 15 1-ondon copper prtcea on Monday prtvioui In bracke:< Wlreter— Spot buycra £476 00 *****.00). lelltri £476.30 (£462.501 Three Month! buyer (497.50 (£472. SO) Klltr 4489.00 (£473.90). Market Unc: Vcr firm tales: 14.578 tona.
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        PALM OIL
        34 15 In London on Monday the price of Malayan 9 per cent CIF UK/N. European porn In bulk, iterllng per lone ton Aug. Sept. was quoted at IKW7 paid/Mlleri (Coot. $235) paid telleri.
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        57 15 Manday Saturday tU.I. lUI London 39.53 39 iW Beirut W.SS 40.09 Honikons 40 W 41.04 Zurich 35.558 3».6%8 J» 70S 39.8C8 P»rla 40.37 40.50 Spore (1) INCH 41. 1S S B'pora (2) UNCH 154.00 (U Export prlct in non-iterlinf am In U.A. dollari par ounce. (2) Local
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        RUBBER PERKS
        471 15 rE rubber market yesterday opened half a cent steadier in line with the improvement in London and values climbed two cents in relatively active conditions on short-cover-ing induced by the Malayan Rubber Fund Board's interest in RSS One prompt delivery. Physicals and further forwards were quiet as trading
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        Insurance broking giants team up
        272 15 Insurance broking giants team up AN international Insurance broking giant the Stenhouse Group and Singapore and Malaysia's largest broking firm of local origin the S.F Leow Group have decided to team together. The two groups yesterday announced the formation of a new company, Stenhouse-Leow Private, which will spearhead their insurance
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        HAW PAR, STARLITE KNOCK THE MARKET
        234 15 THE Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore was generally easier yesterday. Profit-taking was the main depressant and the bulk of the day's total turnover was still heavily centred on selective Industrials. The announcement by Starllte Ceramic that Its bankers were pressing for payment of
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        Asian Dollar
        53 15 THESE average Asian Dollar rates were quoted yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above and Indicate rates for today's trading. One month 7 1/4 p.c. Two months 7 3/16p.c. Three months 7 3/16p.c. Six months 7 3/8 p.c. Nine months 7 3/8 p.c. Twelve months
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1241 16 DI'SINESS 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 lota of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Mlird Choc. (1) $2.31. Ben Co. (1) $1.38. (2) $1.36, (3) $135. B. Kawat
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      CLOSING PRICES
      924 16 BID AMD OFFSd PftlCIS OFFICIALLY LIITSO AT IHI CLOil OF SUtIMIK IN TNI IINOAPORS ANO KUALA LUMPUR TRAOIMO ROOMS OF THI STOCK ■XCNANQt WITH PRICI MOVIMIMTS IN BRACKITI VISTIROAV WlKfl INDUSTRIALS c. i AJloomoto l.*o <— Alcan 1»J IM < > Allied Choc l.SJcdcr (—.01) Ben l.»« (—O4)
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        Melbourne
        402 16 itfELBOURNE. Tues— Fifteen ITX Mining shares were slightly firmer after a strong opening sesMor. on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Poseidon touched $30. before closing $2.50 higher at $29.50. but New Broken Hill came under selling pressure, slipping to $11.90 before recovering to $12, a net loss of 40
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        NEW YORK
        317 16 fJTW YORK. Mod.— Prices retreated across a broad front In cautious trading after the announcement before the opening that Pint Pennsylvania had boosted Its prime rate to stt per cent from SV&. No major New York bank followed the Plrst Pennsylvania's action, but the Exchange National Bank of
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        Indices
        67 16 TINS Monday 69 98 Friday 66 98 Week ago 70.33 RUBBERS Monday 176.79 Friday ***** Week ago 183.35 OIL* Monday 350.87 Friday 353.63 Week ago 354.84 INDUSTRIALS Monday 361.6 Friday 368.3 Week ago 379 2 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 807.71 Friday 916.47 Week ago 923.06 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM
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        Exchange rates
        165 16 ■THE Association of Bank* In Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates a* at June 18. Local dollars to one unit Selling Buytaf of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD Sterling Pound 7.3850 ***** 7.3400 Australian Dollar 3 4525 1.4100 3.3900 Canadian Dollar 3 0050 2.9600
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        HONG KONG
        231 16 ITONO KONO, Tues The market wu steady throughout the day. In spit* of brief periodi of proflt-Uklng, which were soon absorbed. The- majority of counters registered gains, and in aome Instances, spectacular ones. Among the favourites H.K. Banks Local put on a spectacular gain of HKM over the
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        Hong Kong rates
        37 16 Ob ths rrw titstanf* mirkM la Hon« Koo« yMttrtey Urn US. oMlsr w»« quoted «t «.Oirrs fttr T.T. u< OOTS for oub. ttMHnt Ml quoted at I«.M and OM tul of COM at JM.«IS.
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      336 15 CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY pineapple uaaav of mauya sdi. umud Invites Applications for oppointment as Confidential Secretary to th« Executive Director. Appliconts must hove the following qualifications: 1. Malaysian Citizen. 2. Age between 18 to 25 years. 3 Combridge School Certificate with credit in English or Malaysian Certificate of Education with credit
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      607 16 Executive Vacancies Singapore The Company: The Company is a wholly-owned subsidiary of a well-known public company in Singapore. It is large, strong, and successful. Executive Requirements: (j) Production Mortoger (ji) Production Engineer (iii) Supplies Monoger (i) Production Manager: He will be required to manage Technicians and about 300 over Operatives.
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      995 16 VOSPER THORNYCROFT PRIVATE LTD. Vosper Thornycroft are proud to offer, their public congratulation: to their old friend and colleague, Mr. Roy Bennett on his award of the Order of St. Michael and St. George (CMC.) in the birthday honours of Her Majesty the Queen. Mr. Bennett was Deputy Chairman of
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    Jumboflight to S'pore hits new snag
    181 17 Jumboflight to S'pore hits new snag By ARTHUR RICHARDS CINGAPORE, Tues Pan-American Airways Jumbo Jet service to this region the first B-747 is scheduled to land here on July 2 has hit a new snag. Saigon, one of the stopover points, has refused the airline permission to pickup Singapore-bound passengers
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    US engineer found dead
    39 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. An American engineer. Joseph Charles Pinch, 46. who arrived here four days ago. was found dead in his hotel room In Cuscaden House at 2 p.m. today. Police do not suspect (oul play.
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    Varsity students to get season tickets
    422 17 Varsity students to get season tickets Concessions only to undergraduates under 24 SINGAPORE, Tuesday gl'S companies in Singapore have agreed to extend monthly concession ticket facilities to undergraduates from the Republic's live institutions of higher learning provided they are under 24 years of age. The concession rates for school children
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    GREEN CITY PLAN FOR KL
    66 17 GREEN CITY PLAN FOR KL KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Federal Capital Commission plans to make Kuala Lumpur a green cityIt plans to plant as many trees, shrubs and flowers as possible, the Federal Capital Commissioner, Tan Sri Lokman bin Yusof, said today. "The emphasis is on a garden city, not
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    Asia Arts festival
    62 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mrs. Oracla Tay-Chee, president of the Theatre World Association, and Mr. Ooh Boon Ttoe. lmpresaarto. will be members of the committee of the first Asia Arts Orsnd Festival to be held In Korea this year. Mrs. Tay-Chee will leave Singapore- on July 5, and Mr.
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    Protection for road users
    61 17 TANAH RATA (Cameron Highlands). Tuaa. A row of trees will soon be planted along a section of the Sultan Abu Bakar Dam on the 32nd mile T a p a h-Cameron Highland* road as a protective measure for road-users. It Is being undertaken by the National
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    Indon dance by US students
    100 17 IT was a sarong-songkok--1 selendang affair last night for 200 people at the Singapore American School. Because a score of American students went on stage to dance their way through the Malay Language and Cultural Society's "South-east Asian Dance Festival." In an hour-long programme, Malay
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    — TWO GET JAIL, CANING FOR ARMED HOLD-UPS
    223 17 TWO GET JAIL, CANING FOR ARMED HOLD-UPS CINGAPORE, Tues. Two members of a four man gang of robbers who preyed on people in lonely spots were today Jailed for three years and order- ed to be given three strokes of the rotan. Lim Hong 800 and Eng Seek Hine, both
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    Arrested man dies in hospital
    67 17 SINGAPORE, Tues. A* 35-year-old man, Raman., Scmu, died on arrival at the Outram Hospital after police arrested him for being drunk and disorderly on Sunday afternoon In South Bridge Road. His body had still not been claimed from the Outram' mortuary today. Relatives and friends
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      133 17 Separate shirts for work and play? Not L^f\ any more. Arrow has created something \J]/ 1 new for the man who does both with Iff /^^^^^B flair, and who switches from worn, to /jf i fun at the drop of his solid gold pen. If I j It's called Concepts.
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      739 17 On your TV and Radio 3.N PJ. Opening followed by 7.11 Alfred Hitchcock The Cure Housewives' Matinee Em- (Dialogue in Cantonese) Programme Summary 111 World Championship Wrestling broidered Shoe (Cantonese 7.4J News and Newsreel (C) 5.14 Pok Amai Amai H! 5 ew (M) film Part 1) US F. 8.1. Antennae
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    Rape victim breaks her silence
    214 18  - Rape victim breaks her silence K. G. KUTTY: By Singapore. Tuesday A SCHOOL GIRL who was raped a month ago In Jurong has confirmed police suspicions that her attacker was behind last week's sex-mur-der In her village. This follows questioning of the girl and from information given by residents of
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    Collective move on neutrality by S-E Asia urged
    438 18 Collective move on neutrality by S-E Asia urged THANAT CITES THE CASE OF BELGIUM Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday THAILAND today stressed that the neutrality of Southeast Asia could only be guaranteed if the smaller nations approached the big powers collectively. "A unilateral declaration of neutrality is not sufficient," the Thai Foreign
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    Motorcyclist fined $70 for 3 offences
    82 18 Motorcyclist fined $70 for 3 offences SINGAPORE, Tues. Painter Seah Beng Swee, 18, was fined $50 and disqualified for a year from driving all class two vehicle for riding a motorcycle without an insurance cover Seah ot Lorong Jelabu was arrested at 430 p.m. on April 27 this year at
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    Students pool efforts in bid to win [ 510,000
    248 18 Students pool efforts in bid to win 510,000 I POH, Tues. It Is a four-in-one project by a group of 40 Form Four (science) pupils of the St. Michael's Institution here. HOW to spend their school recess profitably. HOW to aid worthy cau.^es, HOW to Improve their vocabulary, HOW to
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    Leadership graduates
    52 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Federation of Boys Clubs here will hold its nth club leadership training course graduation at its premises In Kallang on June 28 at 6 p.m. Mr. Lee Slew Kwong. the Director of Social Welfare, will presert certificates tc the 72 graduates and declare the 12th
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    Unity Council appointment
    40 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The general secretary of the National Union of Plantation Workers. Mr. P. P. Narayanan, has been appointed a member of the National Unity Council. Hl appointment brings the membership of the NUC 'o 52.
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    PMIP to amend its 20-year-old constitution
    155 18 PMIP to amend its 20--year-old constitution KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Pan-M ala y a n Islamic Party (PMIP) is to be overhauled. The exercise will also result in the change of the party's name. The party's 17th congress, which begins on Friday at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka. will consider
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      270 18 Petrol prices are shooting up. And people who drive gas guzzlers bonus. w«-n giv« Y ou an the other I BRITISH i•. .l i k ix features engineers thought couldn't be are going to feel it in their pockets. Not Mini drivers If you re lucky buill t0 0 c
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      58 18 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl C'MON, CICERO, TIME FOR I "ONCE UPON A TIME V BED! I'LL READ YA A J IN THE LAND OP SPLOTCH, THERE j "ONE DAY AS HE A MEAN OL' WITCH CAME 1 ROPE THBOUGH ALONG,AND TURNED HIM .^M THE FOREST ON "rrr INTO A
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    Little Leila earns Miss International title by right of birth
    163 19 rILE beauty queens are ready to do battle in Long Beach to be crowned "Miss International", this little girl has already earned that title by birthright. Two and-a -half month-old Leila, grand -daughter of the British High Commissioner to Singapore,
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    But who will test the instructors?
    282 19 But who will test the instructors? SINGAPORE, Tuesday JNTRODUCING compulsory qualifying tests for driving instructors in Singapore may not be as easy as it looks. Although legislation for this Is being contemplated snags that could crop up were today pin-pointed by many driving schools here. The Government appointed a Board
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    Seaman charged with theft
    53 19 SINGAPORE. Tues. Seamen Hoon Dab Tong, 30, was today charged In a magistrate's court with stealing a radio worth $ioo from the vessel Hwa Oek anchored In the Outer Roads on June IS. Hoon, who admitted the offence, had his sentence postponed to July 8 pending
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    School hysteria
    38 19 TKLUK ANSON. Tues. Fifteen girls of the Sekolah Menengah Kebangatan, In Cbangkat Jong Road, here, were affected by mass hysteria today. Ail of them, from a Ftonn Five clan, were aent home after they bad recovered.
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    Bookmaker is fined $1,500
    73 19 Bookmaker is fined $1,500 SINGAPORE. Tues. A shop assistant, Koh Chye Kirn, 38, was today fined $1,500 or five months' Jail for bookmaklng. Koh, with two previous convictions, was arrested in a police raid on a house In Peng Ohee Road on June a. Police recovered three writing pads with
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    Forged $50
    15 19 IPOH. Tues A bank clerk found a forged $50 Singapore note here yesterday.
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    Best way to keep your typewriter safe
    206 19 Best way to keep your typewriter safe- SINGAPORE, Tues. It may sound old fashioned to many a modern day office Miss, but chains and padlocks appear to be the best way to safeguard office typewriters against theft. Or so several offices of the Housing and Development Board have found out.
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    5 management courses for trainees
    53 19 5 management courses for trainees SINGAPORE. Tues— The Singapore Institute of Management will hold five 20-session courses for Junior executives and management trainees next month. The courses are In sales management, management science, production management, public relations and law of business. Pee for each course Is $220 for members and
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    C-centre baby contest
    35 19 SINGAPORE. Tues. Kirn Keat Avenue community centre will hold Its annual baby show on Sunday, July 18 at 9 a.m. Application forma are available at the centre. Closing date U July 6.
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    Boy drowns
    27 19 TKLUK ANSON, Tues. Schoolboy Annua bin Abdullah, 11, drowned when he fell Into a monsoon drain at Kampong Rungkup Kechll, 30 miles from here, yesterday.
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      144 19 Straits Times Crossword ACBOM Looking back In horror really 4 -£^rr l r" twtoMip 1 rxh: iB So^sJr (B u. 3 BtrU. fanmrtte wltt, collar "^SSaidt hold. •Srss,*arS? > u. M^r taf »§a-%«*^ 10. K*ea heart la found in aecond *j£» '•> w „v oeaace (1) 17 Mi •■"•'it <">•
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      Day and night water patrols by the -PUB
      275 20 Day and night water patrols by the -PUB- WE feel strongly that efforts by the majority of the people to save water should not be nullified by a few who could not care lew. And we are very concerned with the misuse of public standpipes. We have taken action against
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      We so-called 'sharks' are caught between consumers and importers
      474 20 We so-called 'sharks' are caught between consumers and importers A SHOPKEEPER'S REPLY: T RKFER to W.G.s letter (S.T., June 11): 'The way to stamp out the spongers To begin with, I am not one of the "such unscrupu lous shopkeepers" and to me "swindling is not honourable." I am a
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      126 20 I wondered how W.O. could get himself swlndiea when there are so many shopkeepers around. Are there no honest shopkeepers listed In the Velio w fages? So you can see that we the "sharks" are now sanuwiched between the consumers and the Importers; and WO. Is asking the Government to
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      141 20 I AM a flrst-year marine engineering undergraduate at the Singapore Polytechnic. I dwell in district three and that Is certainly quite a distance from the Institute. My dally bus fares, to and fro. add up to a minimum of 60 cents. To make matter worse my course Involves long breaks
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      266 20 late; overcharge them on certain Items like butter and saying that the supermarkets can sell at a certain price In their special offer, why can't we do the same? We accept this kind of bombardment because we are only human and we do make mistakes while working under pressure (of
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      CASH AND KIND TO HELP REFUGEES
      109 20 CASH AND KIND TO HELP REFUGEES WE have received dozens of inquiries at the Indian High Commission regarding arrangements for the collection of local donations in cash and In kind for the relief of refugees from East Bengal. Donations can be sent by cheque addressed to "The Indian High Commission."
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      31 20 WOULD the authority concerned take action against unlicensed dogs at Blanco Court. The dogs are a nuisance, chasing and barking at old and young, and dirtying the street. CONCERNED. Singapore 7.
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      'Another Shorty' comments on 'The Short Cop'
      111 20 'Another Shorty' comments on 'The Short Cop' IREFEP. to the letter by "KG." (ST. June 9) under the heading "The Short Cop." I presume "K G is a qualified driver who frequents the route along Lorong Chuan and BraddPll Circus. I have been driving for more than 28 years and
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      74 20 I REFER to Mr. Francis Sengol's plea to the I authorities to open the Queenstown sports complex to the public (ST.. June 4». Some time ago a similar letter met with an official I reply that the tracks were being repaired. Since then several meets have been held there. Is
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      301 20 I NEW I I NATION I I THE INDEPENDENT, I I BALANCED NEWS- I I PAPER THAT TAKES I I A DEEPER LOOK AT I I THE PROBLEMS OF I I SINGAPORE I I LIKE TODAY.... I Mr. D.J. Enrighf, the controversial former Professor of English at the H University
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      88 20 MISS Hi KOKIAIAh REUVE •SI VERSATILE 900 EXOTIC MAGNIFICENT ARTISTES COSTUMES PERFORMANCE I TWO HOURS NON-STOP ENTERTAINMENT VENUE: NATIONAL THEATRE DATE: COMMENCING 19th JUNE NIGHTLY 8.30 pm TICKETS: $2, $3, $5, $8 ood $10 AVAILABLE AT NATIONAL THEATRE C K TANG POPULAR BOOK STORE WORLD BOOK STORE SPONSORED BY WOKEEHONG(M)PTE.LTD.|
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      2132 21 BW JaY m af^ I -i'^p' *B BMaaa^lkßMaaaßaaaßaßßßaßßaßßaa y BBJ BJ 3W*?k Bajßaaajl RP ill pi m I 1 HtCCT Tl HAMIBH6 II 30 MVI P. Sham Penang Singapore LOADING FOR: tIENA Sailed Sailtd G 35-38/Jmi 17 C'blaoca. H'burg/B'men. R'dam/ Adam, G'burg Aarhus PANAMA JMt 17/18 1 1 Ptrt Hamburg
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      1093 21 FORTNIGHTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST US* MEHESTHEUS vu Nlw Yort P Mn L*' 1 K>"«»tor. All contracts art made on term and conditions of Carrier's Bill of Lading. SatMtrt: MANSFIELD I Ct. PTE. ITS. _T,|. ;MS !"iKi!s!!' "»"»i«j c* pte. in! -tm J2S7 Ptrt SwtttMkMi: CUTNIIE BMJBTEAD UIPPIN*
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      1140 22 UAMajHMAaaja^^^ |g^^^^ KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. Wast Australia /Singapore/ Japan Service FrtMintlt S'pori Kitlini Ytkluiiehj/T. agoya Y'wait Kobt "Belgio Mar." M JaM 7 Jaly 12 J.ly II J.ly 21 Jily Acceitinf tarti ftr Mat, Osaka. Nagaya Tekeeaaa KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISMA LTB. JAPAN, H. ROM. STRAITS SERVICE Sails Japan Hongkong
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      927 22 ,^_J|_2k Vy^^^^it^^aiiW FROM AUSTRALIA PUINEA HIM STMin/MABMS IEB»ICE: Siniapore P. Sham Penanf. leaaxf far: lAJUU I. 2S-21/2I Jait 21 Im 22 Jmi Na(apattlnam, Madras. RAJULAt 1/14 Jaif IS Jill II Jill Nafjpattinam, Madras. IAJULAt 2 I A.| I»n ll A* Nappattinam, Madras. t Cain Ktiaailitif a»nlakle. JAPAN/tULF SEDVICE.' Pen.-n| P
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      876 22 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. S s^*^— »> (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) ~4 ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY. SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE L6ADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Singapore P. Sham Peninf Arrrnt: NEPTUNt AlelEl I Ptrt 17 Jut Lenoes 13/7, L^pool 11/7, Havre, R Dam,
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      702 22 ~^Bl^^!a7a7si7l7Tnter^ Aft SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD T jSi Na JOE. Jlrv AmtMna. Kuat* Lu.npuf I The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST EUROPE SERVICE Sinpoon P. Slum Penmg *rrriM< lUNCA MELOR 24/21 JIM 27/21 jut 2 Jrry Havre 27. 7. London 29/7, H'burg 48, R'dam 6/1. A'werp 9/8, Bremen 11/
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      821 23 THE POUT OP SINGAPORE AUTHO- OUT: Shioya Maru B/4. Centaur RITV ANNOUNCED THI FOLLOW- B/l, UTS. 1 and M.T.B 2 B/8. IH 0 BMT PORT IWETTINHAM OUT: Mcdan Maru 1/2. Brortver 5. i.T.^kh,?*^ L*v"J» Sh o •U Natdl 10 11. Rantau i 5/18. Klmanui J l n Klltl B n
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      1358 23 w^ CUAN CUAN SHIPPING (PTE) LTD. M&6^i GOLDEN LINE Tal: *****. IF^^AJ PASSENGER LINER REGULAR SERVICE FOR SINGAPORE DJAKARTA/HONGKOHG Sinppori Djikjrti "rim mar miM) et« ii nt, (IMM IMS |rus ET» n J.ly ETO 11 jal; SM»< II kMh.) ETO 15 Inly (far HMfkMf). lit class olns witk lATH t
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      409 23 NEDLLOYD (EUROPE FAX EAST SERVICES) BLOTERKERK arrived 14.ft.71 9 Gdn. 45 Consignees are notified that the General Surrey for damaged cargo ex above vessel will be held [>n Friday. 18th June, 1971 from 7 am. No further survey will be held. INTEROCEAN LINES (SIA.) PTE. LTD. As Agents: NEDLLOYD (EUROPE/
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      406 23 KENYATAAN TAWARAN IBL PEJABAT J.K.K Tawarsna darlpada PemborongS yang berdaftar dengan Jabaun Kerja Raya dalam Kelas B dan ka-atas akan dl-ptlawa Udbk lama lagl untok: MEMBKNA MENYIAPKAN SA-BUAH KEM MEMBAIKI AKHLAK (CENTRAL DETENTION CAMP) DI-TAIPINO. PERAK. Untok menyenangkan perslapan surat3 yang berkaltan Pemborong? Yang lngln membuat tawaran adaiah dl-jemput berhubong
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      67 23 NOTICE While every endeavour is made to publish advertisements on the dates requested it is not always possible to adhere to specified dates of insertion due to pressure of space. The publishers therefore reserve the right to arrange alternative dates for insertion without reference. All copy is subject to approval
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    Acknowledgements
    28 24 MRS. WONG TEE CHIN and family thank all friend* and relatives for their assistance, glfta wreaths, me*- sages of condolences and attendance at the funeral on 9/6/71.
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    Announcements
    111 24 ANNA SIM SALON (Shangri-la Hotel) offers complete beauty treatment: facial*. make-up. aklncare, hair dressing:, manicures, pedicures, body massage, steam and sauna baths. 9 am to 7 pm. dally. Mrs. Anna 81m In personal attendance. Appoint- 1 menu Tek *****4 ext. 624. TIME I* MONEY Save time and money. Serve
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  • Obituary
    Deaths
    20 24 DR. M. W. SAMUEL father, and friend of Dr. T. I. Wiliuma passed away on 14th June In India.
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      860 24 •/ANTED ENERGETIC SALESMEN for alrconditlonlng Company. Minimum starting salary $450/- 6 months probation at $150/- Transport allowance and commission excluded. Apply with photograph (non-return-able) to Box A 5204 B.T. 8 pore. WANTSO--POR FAMILY of 3: one cook amah and one houae amah. Both live In, and some EnglUh essential. Also
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      910 24 MOBIL SBRVICB STATION require 01 pump attendants. Call personally for Interviews at 553. T.wglln Road. B'pore 9. MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS H Applicants should posvst Trade Certificate from Spore Vocational Institute or any other recognised Institute. Preferably wKh some working experience In both electrical and mechanical ti.amtenanre. Apply to: CO WINDOW DELIVERY
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      955 24 ISTRICT 16: Upper East Coast Road. 3 Bedroomed Detached Bungalow, separate Servant's Quarters. 3 Bathrooms, large garden 20,000 sq.ft. Unfurnished $700/- p.m. Aaal Eatate Agent* And Investment Company. 53 The Arcade, *****/9430T/***** B'pore. OLLAND COURT 3 Bedrooms Furnished Flat. Immediately available $1,100 p.m. 0.n.0. Raffles Park Detached Furnlahed/i*artly Furnlaned 3
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      1011 24 DIST. 10 Coronation Road Wast. I detarned double-storey Bungalow fully furnUhed $800. Tal: *****1 HopSOB Co. I fatSO DIST. Ie aingleatorey semidetached, 3-bedroomed. mosaic flooring, furnished. Please tel. Lai Housing Agency *****6 S'por*. SBLBTAR HILLS DRIVE 3-room semidetached furslshed bungalows and room* Tel: Spore *****1 (after- FURNUHEO FLAT CLBMENCEAU AVENUE
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      817 24 BUNGALOWS, SEMI DETACHED BUNGALOWS (ultra modem design) at choice areas. Ring *****3 B'pore. HOLLAND ROAD fully furnished 4bedroomed 2-storey bungalow with S alrcondltlooers Tel. ***** Spore Houiet and land waned CAR HOUSING AGENCY i We will offer higher price* for your properties on cash term*. Your special conditions maybe acceptable.
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      925 24 Waat**l SECONDHAND BELT ELEVATOR wanted for shipping carton weight 49 lbs Size of carton Hi" Z 17|" x 6|" <h> Length of elevator approx. 6 ft. Write to Box A5lBO S.T. Spore. 30.000 CUBIC VAROS of good earth required In city area. Interested parties to sond quotations to advertiser. Apply
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      814 24 SELF-DRIVE CARS MAZDA, DataujT* Ford Cortina. All latest models. Osal tact City Car Rental Tel: 9120 M; *****5 Spore. SEWING MACHINE Bale Rental 'Repeal Cbeong Lee Co.. 373, North BrMM Road Tel: B'pore *****. CONTACT TODAY'S AIR-CONDITION-ING Co.. Tel: *****5/6 for rental at any brand of Air Conditioners. TV/Radio sal**
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    Lock icon Students upset over college closure
    139 25 Students upset over college closure AUCKLAND, Tues. A Students from South-east Asia and the Pacific tonight discussed their plight following the sudden closure of their business college here. Immigration and education authorities, while denying any legal responsibility, had earlier set about seeing what can be done to help the 230
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    Disaster ship was fit to sail: Owner
    403 25 Disaster ship was fit to sail: Owner 'Vessel had seaworthy certificates' claim SINGAPORE, Tuesday >pHE owner of the mv Giang Seng, which sank in Malaysian waters with the loss of 12 lives, claimed at a court inquiry today that the vessel was seaworthy. Mr. Chan Kirn Lim, 39, also the
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    Blood mobile unit
    99 25 SINOAPORE. Tues. The Blood Transfusion Service mobile unit will be stationed at the School of Basic Military Training from 0.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m on Wednesday; at Engineering Headquarters from 9.30 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. on Thursday; at the School of Basic Military Training from 9.30 am.
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    SHOW, RALLY AND DINNER FOR N-DAY
    78 25 SHOW, RALLY AND DINNER FOR N-DAY SINGAPORE, Tues. The Government will hold a National Day cultural show, rally and dinner at the National Theatre on Au/t. 15. The function is expected to be attended by MPs, community centre and citizens consultative committee leaders, and trade union officials. The NTI'C is
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    C-centre's ballet classes for children
    88 25 C-centre's ballet classes for children SINGAPORE, Tues— The women's committee of the Tiong Bahru community centre will organise ballet classes for children between five and 12 every Sunday starting on June 20. Miss Cheryl Choy will be the instructress. Classes will be held at the centre's premises in Eu Chin
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    Loan is oversubscribed
    47 25 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Government development cash loan of $150 million the first to be floated thU year has been oversubscribed by ISO million. A Treasury statement today said all applications received for the loan, which closed last Saturday, would be allotted In full.
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    Two fined for shouting
    44 25 SINOAPORE. Tues. Two jobless men, who shouted indiscriminately in front of the Central police station In South Bridge Road yesterday, were today each fined 11.50 for disorderly behaviour. Sarwan Singh, 38, and Stvasankar Singh, 50, each had three similar conviction*.
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    Traffic fine
    41 25 SINOAFORE, Tuea. Taxi driver Tan Eng Yong was fined *30 by a magistrate's court today for falling to obey a "No Entry" «Vn *t the Junction of Hill Street and Coleman Street at 7.40 am. on Oct. 39, IM9.
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    Lottery fine
    32 25 SINOAPORE. Tues. Wong Ec Moh, 35. m fined $1,500 today for assUling In carrying on an Illegal lottery at the Junction of Serangoon Road and Beatty Road on June 13.
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    Tombstone maker dies after gang attack
    121 25 SINGAPORE, Tues ONE of the two tombstone makers, who were attacked by a group of youth* in Havelock Road last Sunday died at the Outram Hospital this afternoon. The other man was discharged from hospital this morning Police, who have classified the case as
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    Italian trade team off with $200,000 sales orders
    311 25 SINGAPORE, Tuesday A 26-member Italian trade mission left SingaA pore today for Manila with sales orders worth $200,000 in the bag. Mission members who had spent four days here said they were confident they have paved the way for bigger orders, worth
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    Detained
    28 25 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. A former mental patient of Tampol Mental Hospital has been detained for questioning in connection with the murder of a rubber smallholder in Muar.
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    Girl with a yen for challenges walks into new situation
    220 25  -  LEE SU SAN r^ SINGAPORE. Tues—Sakdlah Mohamed Din is a sweet young thing with a yen for challenges that tax the will and mental power. Like trying for a Bachelor of Arts degree at the University of Singapore when the
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    Hurt charge
    44 25 -SINGAPORE. Tues. A hawker. Che v Cheong Fan. 28. was today charged with threatening to injure Orh Seng Teck. a Hawkers' Department employee at a side Un? off Robinson Road, on March 23. Trial was stt for Sept. 11, bail I allowed.
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      Four named for 'Tour of Malaysia' -road race
      234 26 Four named for 'Tour of Malaysia' -road race mHE Singapore Amateur 1 Cycling Association yesterday named four cyclists for the second '•Tour of Malaysia" road race from June 27 to July 2. The rour are International Khoo Kwee Huat. and newcomers Yahya Ismail. Abdul Abbas and Koh Llan Peng. Officials
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      SHA acts to curb rough play
      278 26  -  GODFREY ROBERT By INTERNATIONAL 1 V.K. Clielvam, of Singapore Recreation Club, this season's most lxx)ked hockey player, yesterday got away lightly when he was cautioned by the SHA disciplinary committee after being involved in two incidents. INCIDENT 1: In the friendly match against Public
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      Asian badminton: Wee, Yeo to represent S'pore
      359 26  - Asian badminton: Wee, Yeo to represent S'pore JOE DORAI By RATIONAL singles 11 badminton champion Wee Kin and former international Yeo Ah Seng have been selected to represent Singapore in the Asian Badminton Championship (ABC) at Jakarta from Aug. 18 to 28. Wee and Yeo will play in the senior
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      Lock icon EASY WIN FOR MAHA
      140 26 A. MAHALJNGAM. Singapore's most promising long distance runner, was an easy winner in the 3,000 m for Juniors at the Swifts AA athletic meet at Farrer Park. Mahalincam. 18, who led from start to finish, covered the distance In a fast time of 9:35.8 sec. Second
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      Impressive start by Shipyard
      117 26 Impressive start by Shipyard SKMBAWAMi Shipyard made an impressive start in the FAS League div. 2 when they thrash-i-tl Indian Brothers 5-0 at Karrrr Park yesterday. Shipyard were in complete command and could have won by a larger margin. K. Ramasamy (2), Yusof Ahmad (2) and Munu- samy were their
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      Test win reflects qualities of Houghton's leadership
      385 26  -  PERCY SCNEVIRATNC By QINOAPORE'B stirring ij six wicket triumph over Malaysia in last weekend's Test In Kuala Lumpur once again reflected the steely leadership qualities o( Steve Houghton. There were ample evidence of It In Singapore's exhillratlng win over Hong Kong In the
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      Lock icon Rain wrecks Pakistan-Oxford match
      247 26 Rain wrecks PakistanOxford match OXFORD. Tues. After a blank morning through a wet wicket Oxford University made 120 for six and declared at tea in reply to the Pakistan touring team's total of 131 for three declared here today. A maximum of 85 minutes then remained for play, so there
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      Lock icon Malaysia finish third
      124 26 JAKARTA, Tues. A quickfootrd Malaysian teambeat Cambodia Z-l tonight in a play oft for third place In the Jakarta Anniversary soccer tournament. Centre forward Yap tng Kok kept hammering; away at the Cambodian goal but was thwarted only b\ the neat saving of goalkeeper, Lim Sak. In
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      Manila's 27 for S'pore
      56 26 MANILA. Ml Eleven Aiian Oamet> veteran ware among the squad of 27 chown tcduy to rcpre&cnt the Plnh|>imii'sc ul the Malaysian MM UlnKapurc open truck and field clianipion.Nliiiv, in August. Thr Malaysian i-hnmpwn.--hip.s will i>r hold [rum Auk. 5 to 8 and thn MiiiKHDorc meet will
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      Lock icon Pestana to play for WA
      235 27 PERTH, Tuesday FORMER Malaysian has been chosen to play for Western Australia against the South African Rugby Union tourists on June 26. He is Penan g-born Hugh Pestana, 22, the son of Maurice' Pestana, the former Malaysia captain and president of the Malaysian Rugby Union.
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      Lock icon Scotland lose to Russia again
      113 27 Scotland lose to Russia again MOSCOW, Tues. Russia, already well on the way to a place in the final stages of the European Nations' Cup soccer championship, kept in trim with a 1-0 victory over Scotland In a friendly match here yesterday. Scotland, trying to shake off the memory of
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      Why the Thai team left...
      168 27 JAKARTA, Tues. JHE Thai team taking part In the Jakarta Anniversary soccer tournament here had suddenly left for home because they feared hostile Indonesian crowds, an organising committee spokesman said today. The Thais were originally scheduled to play tonight against South Korea to decide the
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      Lock icon -RUMANIA MAKE IT A 4-1 VICTORY
      116 27 -RUMANIA MAKE IT A 4-1 VICTORY BUCHAREST, Tues. Rumania, already assured of a place In the European zon« Group "B" final of the Davis Cup, completed a 4-1 victory over Yugoslavia here yesterday. ZJelko Franulovlc registered Yugoslavia's only win In the semi-final tie when he beat lon Tlrlac 6-4, 6-0,
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      Lock icon Canonero sold to Texas for 54.5-mil
      284 27 Canonero sold to Texas for 54.5-mil CARACAS, Tues.— Venezuela's wonder horse Canonero 11, winner of the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness Stakes in ttie United States, has been sold for US$l.5 million (s4i-mllllon) to the King Ranch Company of Texas, owner Pedro Daptlsta said here yesterday. Mr. Baptlsta said, the
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      Lock icon It had Joe smokin...
      118 27 It had Joe smokin I ONDOW. Tues. Joe Frailer i arrived here yesterday and ran Into a one-man Casslus Clay tan club. One Frazler glare and a policeman sent the fan club packing. Paddy Monaghan, a 25-year-old former boxer. greeted Prazler with a banner reading "All is our champ." Frazler
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      Soapbox champ
      34 27 MANILA Tues. Fifteen-year-old schoolboy Bordon Gills ueau won the annual Philippine* "Soapbox Derby" and earned a trip to the United States to contest the AllAmerican Derby. He beat a field of 143.
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      ALOR STAR WEIGHTS
      233 27 WEIGHTS for the amateur races at Alor Star on Saturday: SULTAN OF KEDAHS CUP CL 1 «F: Aybeejay 13.10. Silver Crown 12.0. Joy Spinner 12.7. Bronx* Knight 12.7. Pinkson 11.11. Sporting Gesture 11.10. Picture House 11.7. Do You Mind 11.6. Buaya Tapah 11.2. Born Free 11.0. Tauhara
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      Lock icon RAIN
      344 27 ALL MAJOR ITEMS IN BRITISH SPORT CANCELLED, INCLUDING THE ASCOT PARADE LONDON, Tues. Continuing rain upset Britain's sports programme yesterday forcing three tennis tournaments, two cricket matches and a speedway meeting to be called off. The wills Open tennis championships at Bristol, a major factor In the buildup towards
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      — Roth man's tourney forced indoors
      176 27 Roth man's tourney forced indoors LONDON, Tues. The Kothmans Open tennis tournament was forced indoors because of rain yesterday. Players have had their Wimbledon preparations disrupted by the current bad weather in Britain, which yesterday finally caused the aba ndonment of the Wills cha mplonsliips at Bristol. Americans Cliff Richey.
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      5 newcomers
      65 27 SYDNEY. Tues The Australian Rugby League selectors last night named ftve uncapped players in a team to tour New Zealand shortjy Also included Is former test prop John Sattler. who missed last rear's World Cup In England because of a broken law. The five new players are Queenslanders
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      $7,500 each— for nothing
      193 27 $7,500 each— for nothing DOUGLAS (Isle Of Man). Twenty American motorcycle fans travelled 3,000 miles to watch the motorcycle races on this isle off the coast of northwest England. They paid £1.000 ($7,500) each for their trip to Europe but when they arrived on the Island they were told: "Sorry,
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      76 27 NEW YORK, Tues. Result* of yesterday's major league baseball games: American Leiftit: Kansas City 4 New York 1. Minnesota 3 Cleveland 1: Milwaukee v Baltimore postpone* i (rain). Boston 4 California 3 (IS Inns), Chicago 3 Detroit 4 (10 Inns). NUion.il League. Los Angelf 3 New York
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      34 26 Badminton BBA Junior Championships (Ouillemard Rd. 7 p.m.) Soccer Friendly: Hong Kong Bank v Vigilante Corps (Oeylang 5.15 p.m.) Squash SSRA Tournament: SCC v SAFSA; Police v ANZUK: ANZUK v SCC; Tanglln v ANZUK.
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    Budgie won't budge
    168 28 rIS is the budgie that won't budge. Six others literally flew the coop when a high -living patron at the Genghis Grill Bar kickpu in the grille of this bird cage at the Ming Court Hotel last night. But not this bluish-green budgerigar. And the hotel management
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    Lock icon On to Hanoi
    30 28 HONO KONG. Tues. Romanian President Niccolae Ceausescu today left North Korea and Is expected to fly to Hanoi on the third stage of his Asian tour Reuter
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    Death
    38 28 NIO CHOON TIAM nic M orotherinl»w of Tan T«a< Bm Of Brtdgtiton* 8 port, p*M«d away peacefully on M-6-71. Funeral OS Sunday 20-6-71 at 1 p.m. from 100 Cecil Street to Chua Chu team C«mtt«ry IS m.i
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    Lock icon Shipyard workers close ranks to save jobs
    234 28 Shipyard workers close ranks to save jobs GLASGOW, Tues. Thousands of shipyard workers toaay closed ranks in a battle to save Jobs threatened by the crisis over the ailing Upper Clyde Shipbuilders Group. A mass meetinit gave overwhelming support to proposals to finht the Government's decision to allow the concern
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    London Stocks
    429 28 T ONDON, Tvin. Equities turn«l firmer today on small lupport at Urn lower itvtU but trading wu relatively quiet. The eutement bjr the provisional liquidator to the Upper Clyde shipbuilders that unsecured creditor* may not be compensated had little impact on Urn market. At 2.49 p.m. the Financial
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    Lock icon Defence chief against return of Yuyitungs
    131 28 Defence chief against return of Yuyitungs MANILA, Tues. Defence Secretary Juan Ponce Enrlle announced today that he was opposed to the return of the Yuyltung brothers now In "reformatory" confinement In Taiwan. President Marcos told the International Press Institute (IPI) last week that the Philippines would be agreeable to the
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    Lock icon Red congress
    39 28 BERLIN. Tues. The East German Communist Party opened its first congress in four years today without Walter Ulbrlcht. 77-year-old chief of state who retired as first secretary lart month because of old ace and 111 health. UPI.
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    Officer to deal with make-up pay disputes
    347 28 Officer to deal with make-up pay disputes SINGAPORE, Tuesday I^HE Defence Ministry has appointed a Claims Dispute Officer to deal with disputes that may arise over employers' claims for reimbursement of money from the Government for amounts paid out as "makeup" pay for national service reservists. Any employer who disagrees
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    CONCERN OVER LAST TWO NONAPLETS
    61 28 CONCERN OVER LAST TWO NONAPLETS SYDNEY, Tues.—The doctors struggling to keep the two surviving Brodrick babies alive sxid tonight their condition was causing concern. The tiny brother and sister one weighing 12 ounces (340 grammes) and the other one pound (45* grammes i are all thai remain of the nine
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    —Police stop march by students
    127 28 —Police stop march by students UUALA LUMPUR, lv Tues. Police kept university student demonstrators from attempting to march down Jalan Pantal here this morning. At about 9.45 a.m. students from the National University staged a demonstration at the perimeter fence overlooking Jalan Pantal. They were protesting against the visit of
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    Lock icon Trees ruined
    39 28 JAKARTA. Tues One hundred million grasshoppers have destroyed over two million coconut trees on the islands of Sangihe and Talaud on the northern tip of Sulawesi (Celebes), officials of the Department of Agriculture said here today AP
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    29 28 WARSAW. Tues Pour high-ranking officials in Communist Poland's Ministry of Interior home of the Becret Police have been sacked and arrested, state news media reported today. AP.
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