The Straits Times, 21 June 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 Ik National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Let'sstop this Press war' plea by Lim
    241 1 Let'sstop this Press war' plea by Urn DENANG, Sun.—Act--1 ing Gerakan chairman Dr. Lim Chong Eu today called on party members to stop the Press war and treat the crisis as an internal affair. He declined to comment on the 24-hour ultimatum given him by the party's Selangor liaison committee
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    Lock icon Show of force by Golkar
    63 1 JAKARTA. Sun. A four-hour parade today designed to commemorate the 444 th anniversary of the founding of the city of Jakarta turned Into a massive show of force by the Govern-ment-backed Golkar Party. Almost every car, float and motorcycle In the parade through Jakarta's main
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    Red threat is serious: Tun
    403 1 40-man terrorist camp found in jungle nine miles from Ipoh Situation under control but things in Perak 'not good' IPOH, Sunday SECURITY forces have uncovered a camp, capable of accommodating between 30 and 40 communist terrorists, nine miles from here, in the jungle near Chemor.
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    ENEMIES VERY ACTIVE: ISMAIL
    257 1 ENEMIES VERY ACTIVE: ISMAIL CIMPANG RENGAM, Sun. Anti-na-tional elements are now very active not only in the social and political spheres but also in the economic field, Deputy Prime Minister Tun Ismail said here today. "But the Government will take strong action against them," he declared. Tun Ismail, opening the
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    Four share $10,000 word puzzle prize
    128 1 poi'R readers three from Singapore and the other from Trengganu share the $10,000 prize In The Straits Times word puzzle contest "W." They are: Madam L.L. Lav of 23, Jalan Mat Jambol, Singapore 5; Mrs. E. Barton of 15, Hyde Park Gate, Seletar, Singapore
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    Lock icon MATADOR KILLS A RECORD 13 BULLS
    147 1 MATADOR KILLS A RECORD 13 BULLS MADRID, Sun. Matador Palomo Linares broke all bullfight records when he killed 13 bulls in a marathon corrida which ended here early today. Linares 21, staged the marathon to defy the impresarios of Madrid's Las Ventas bullring, for failing to bill him in the
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    Four-day week gains favour
    57 1 CAMBRIDGE (Massachusetts). Sun. Businesses in the United States are converting to the four-day, 40-hour workweek at the rate of two a day, a new survey shows. Over the past eight months, the number of firms which have revised their work schedules to some variation of 40
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    Name change for PMIP
    43 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Pan-Malayan Islamic Party tonight changed Its name to Partal Islam. According to 1U national president. Dato Hajl Mohamed Asrl bin Haji Muda the change waa to make It easy (or the people to say It.
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    Last nonuplet dies
    60 1 SYDNEY, Sun— The last of nine children born a week ago to Mrs. Leonard Brodrick died last night, hospital officials announced. Cause of death of the tiny baby boy was not given. Mrs. Broderlck, a 29-year-old former nurse, gave birth last Sunday to the world's first recorded
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    Lock icon 200 teachers flee Reds
    37 1 BANGKOK, Sun— More than 200 teachers at village schools In southern Thailand have given up their jobs and fled after communist guerillas killed one teacher and kidnapped four others, police said today.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Right heat for love
    55 1 BANGKOK. Sun. The best temperature for lovemaking is 77 degrees fahrenheit (25 centigrade), according to a Bangkok municipal doctor. Dr. Opas Thamvanich said in a speech on sex education to the Junior Chamber of Commerce of suburban Thonburi that air-conditioning was an important factor in sexual
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    Govt to improve bilingual tuition
    354 1 Govt to improve bilingual tuition SINGAPORE, Sunday fHE Government will put in greater effort to improve the teaching of second language in schools, the Education Minister, Mr. Lim Kirn San, said tonight. He was speaking at the 18th anniversary dinner of the Singapore Chinese Schools Teachers' Union at the Chung
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    Winning Toto numbers
    39 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. In today's Toto draw No. 48/71 the winning numbers picked were: 35. 2. 31. 4 and 34. The additional number was 28. In the circles draw, the numbers picked were 30, 16 and 26.
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      Lock icon SPACE SCIENTIST GETS ASYLUM
      42 1 LONDON, Sun. The British Foreign Office announced today that top Soviet space scientist Mr. Anatol Fedossiev is in Britain and has been given permission to stay here. Mr. Fedossiev disappeared from his Paris hotel on May 27.— Reuter
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      Lock icon Mammothpetition to get divorce law abolished
      258 3 Mammothpetition to get divorce law abolished ROME, Sun. A massive total of 1,370.134 legally- registered Italian Roman Catholics sinned a petition to the Supreme Court of Appeal to demand a referendum aimed at abolishing the new divorce law. Their move make it probable that the referendum will be held next
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      651 3 Victory, but don't print order stays... NEW HEARINGS FOR 2 PAPERS NEW YORK, Sunday T»HE New York Times and the Washington Post today remained temporarily barred from publishing new revelations about U.S. involvement in the Vietnam war after both papers won initial victories in their legal battles with the Government.
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      Lock icon Nine new governors named after Cairo —purge—
      410 3 Nine new governors named after Cairo purge— fAIRO, Sun. Presiv dent Sadat yesterday announced the appointment of nine new governors, seven of them to replace men involved in an alleged plot to oust him last month. Among the outgoing governors was Hamld Mahmoud. whose arrest apparently set off the plot
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      29 3 THE GAMBOLS By Birry Ap»U>y 7 LSP* 4T 7He OOOQ. <f APCA.OS\ZBO AND, (/EflgtJ4P6P YOU TO BIT/ ITJ AHM/f^ had to pebcuade i^~l I MM TO «ELL TTtom) {H£*AlPTtiATj.
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      Lock icon African leaders lash out at Nato nations
      327 4 ADDIS ABABA, Sun. AFRICAN Foreign Ministers have condemned nations of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation for "refusing to co-operate with the United Nations" In decolonisation efforts in Africa. Conference sources said the condemnation was contained in a resolution adopted by Foreign Ministers of
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      Lock icon Hands off refugee lands Pakistan warned
      260 4 Hands off refugee lands Pakistan warned NEW DELHI, Sunday. INDIA has warned Pakistan that disposal of land and properties of the East Pakistani war refugees, now in India "will create another humanitarian problem of vast dimensions" when they return to their homeland. In a note to the Pakistan High Commission,
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      Lock icon 'Agree or quit' warning to French oil firms
      166 4 'Agree or quit' warning to French oil firms ALGIERS, Sun. Preside n t Boumedienne said last night be was giving French oil companies their last chance to remain in Algeria He was speaking at a meeting at the Saharan oil fields of Hassi Messaoud, on the sixth anniversary of his
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      Lock icon Vanessa's trip to America hit by a visa -snag
      197 4 T ONDON, Sun. Actress Venessa Redgrave has been told that she is not eligible for a visa to visit the United States, an American Embassy official said last night. But the embassy has asked the State Department and the Justice Department
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      Lock icon Pompidou tour
      25 4 PARIS. Sun. President Pompidou Inspected Prances first ground-to-ground nuclear missile unit In. the French Alp* yesterday after reviewing naval parade of! Toulon. Rei'ter.
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      Lock icon Envoys sacked
      28 4 VALETTA. Sun. Malta's new Labour Party Prime Minister. Mr. Dem Mintoff. todty dismissed all diplomatic envoys appointed by former Premier George Borg Oliver's Nationalist Oovemment. UPI.
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      Lock icon East Germans pledge to uphold Red regimes
      210 4 BERLIN, Sunday THE East German Com- munlst Party ended Its five-day convention today with a pledge to help put down any counter-re-volution in Eastern Europe. Two thousand delegates to the convention in East Berlin's Werner Seelenbinder Hall unanimously approved a resolution calling for
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      Lock icon Soekarno family to visit grave-site on anniversary
      126 4 JAKARTA. Sun Members of the family of the late President Soekarno flew from here yesterday to spend the first anniversary of his death at his grave-site In East Java. Military authorities in Blltar, East Java, have forbidden the family to spend more than
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      Lock icon Jean-Paul Sartre charged with libelling police
      198 5 Jean-Paul Sartre charged with libelling police PARIS, Sun. JeanPaul Sartre was charted yesterday with four counts of criminal libel of the French Police. Two examining magistrates in separate cases accused the philosopher-play-wright as nominal publisher of two extremist periodicals that alleged police brutality and prison abuses. The offences could bring
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      HELPING HAND TO AN AIR CRASH SURVIVOR
      137 5 HELPING HAND TO AN AIR CRASH SURVIVOR CAN Jl AN. Sun. A seaplane with 11 people aboard plunged into shark-in-fested seas on Friday. By nightfall the IS. Coast Guard had rescued at least nine survivors. The twin-eng-ined Antilles seaplane was carrying 10 passengers and a pilot from St. Thomas, in
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      U.S pullout 'will leave Russia unchecked'
      264 5 U.S pullout 'will leave Russia unchecked' WASHINGTON, TT Sun. U.S. withdrawal from the HO would leave Russia unchecked as the dominant force In that body and frustrate the goals of developing countries. Senator Jacob Javits said In a statement prepared for the Senate. The United States has a "binding obligation
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      Reds' new weapon: Sex and drugs
      113 5 \f ANILA. Son. ComiT*munist in the Philippines are now using sex and drugs, among other "techniques", which have made them more dangerous than those of the 1950. according to President Marcos. President Marcos, addressing a convention of the Philippine Veterans Legion yesterday, said the
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      Lock icon Crucial EEC talks open today
      424 5 BRUSSELS, Sunday BRITAIN and the six Common Market countries meet in Luxembourg tomorrow for a two-day session likely to become a significant landmark in European history. If all goes as expected, British negotiator Mr. Geoffrey Rippon and the Foreign Ministers of the Six will then
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      NOW PROOF OF BLOOD CLOTTING FOUND IN SMOKERS
      136 5 NOW PROOF OF BLOOD CLOTTING FOUND IN SMOKERS PHILADELPHIA, Sun— A group of Cleveland surgeons said they found "dramatic evidence" 1 of blood clotting in cigarette smokers previously treated for blockage of blood vessels. They based their claim on a five-year study of 102 patients who under went blood vessel
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    RULES FOR CALL-UP APPEALS
    314 6 RULES FOR CALL-UP APPEALS SINGAPORE, Sun. \n application by a person or employer for exemptron or postponement of national service may he referred to an advisory board for consideration. This is now provided for under the Enlistment (Advisory Boards) Regulations gazetted yesterday. The regulations, which came into operation on Friday,
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    Game may cost boy use of one eye
    119 6 BANDAR BERI BEGAWAN. Sun— A game of "cops and robbers" may have cost a five-year-old boy his right eye. The boy was rushed to hospital yesterday with a serious eye Injury which might leave him partially blind after being hit by a
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    New bus route from Toa Payoh to -Jurong
    220 6 New bus route from Toa Payoh to -Jurong- CINGAPORE, Sun. The United Bus Company has added another new route from Toa Payoh to Jurong for commuters working in Jurong. The new service. No. 157 .starting tomorrow, will have 14 new buses. They will increase the firm's fleet of buses to
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    Metrication talk
    73 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. The chairman of the Metrication Board. Mr. Baey Llan Peck, will talk on "Metrication in Singapore" at the Rotary Club of Singapore weekly lunch meeting at Adelpht Hotel on Wednesday at 12.45 pm. Dr. Ong Leong Boon and Mr. Koh Kong Chia. the two group study
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    Fire destroys goods worth $50,000
    63 7 Fire destroys goods worth $50,000 SINGAPORE, Sun. A fire which broke out at a store In Waterloo Street early this morning destroyed stationery estimated to be worth about $50,000. One of the staff. Shan Yau Chao. 23. was slightly Injured while trying to nght the blue. He wu treated v
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    Appointment
    28 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The President has appointed Mr. Justice Choor Singh as a Commissioner of Appeals under the Land Acquisition Act for a further period of two years.
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    Hotel hands over key to S7pore Press Club
    171 7 Hotel hands over key to S 7 pore Press Club SINGAPORE, Son. Mr. Raymond C. S. Teng, (right) managing director of Summit Hotel, gestures "It's all yours" after handing over the key of the Singapore Press Clab to president Mr. T. S. Khoo this evening. He was in turn made
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    MP to query food price increases in Malaysia
    264 7 K. LUMPUR, Sun. rpHE Government is to be asked to explain the recent price increases of consumer goods during the Parliament session beginning from July 5. I 1 This will be one of the 12 oral questions to be put by Mr
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    Job placement centre for Herald staff
    65 7 Job placement centre for Herald staff SINGAPORE, sun— A Job placement centre Is being set up to find employment for the 200-odd staff of the Singapore Herald. This was disclosed today by the Herald's editor-ln-chlef, Mr. Ambrose Khaw. who Is In charge of the set-up. The pro-tern committee of the
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    -Rotarian on how to bridge generation gap
    488 7 -Rotarian on how to bridge generation gap CINGAPORE, Sun. 13 The problems ot today are too big and urgent lor any ideas or ideals to be lost by deflation, disinterest, or default, Mr. G.G. Thomson, past president of the Rotary Club of Singapore, said yesterday. Mr. Thomson, who was speaking
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    1,000 girls apply to fly with Pan-Am
    175 8 1,000 girls apply to fly with Pan-Am CINGAPORE, Sun. Over 1,000 Singapore girls have applied for air stewardesses Jobs in Pan-American Airways to serve in the airline's jumbo and Boeing-707 fleet. They include air stewardesses of other airlines, former "queens" of beauty contests, a host of senior Cambridge school girls
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    Reward to finder
    60 8 SINGAPORE. Sun —A visiting New Zealand magician. Mr. Bernard Reid. 30. who left his briefcase in a taxi at People's Park yesterday, today appealed to the finder to return It to him at the Oasis Night Club in Kallang Mr. Reid is leaving for Beirut on Friday
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    Baby show contest
    42 8 SINGAPORE. Suii. The Buklt Timah community centre will organise a baby show contest on July 11 for babies between three to 18 months old. Application forms are obtainable from ihe centre's organising secretary. The closing date is July 5.
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    Medals for 156
    32 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Minister for Home AfTairs. Dr. Wong Lin Ken. will present medals to 156 blood donors at the Cultural Centre. Canning Rise, on Tuesday at 5 p.m.
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    Appointment
    29 8 SINGAPORE. Sun— The Minister for Communications has appointed Mr. Lim Keng Ho to be a member of the Seamen s Registry Board from July 1 to September 30.
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    'Best Baby' Eng Kian improves with age
    158 8  - 'Best Baby' Eng Kian improves with age LEE SU SAN By SINGAPORE. Sun. —Chubby toddler Chye I.iik Kian. aged one and ahalf years has one thing in common with wine. He improves with age. At seven months, he was runner-up in a baby show at the .Middle Road community centre
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    FILIPINO GIRL SCOUTS FOR STORE
    78 8 FILIPINO GIRL SCOUTS FOR STORE SINGAPORE. Sun.— About 430 Filipino girl scout;, will make their first cultural tour of Singaporr when they arrive on Wednesday for a two-day visit. They will be accompanied by 200 other Filipinosfamilies of the girls, their friends and volunteers of the scouting movement. The group
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    Larvae found in 248 homes
    50 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. Of another 5,421 houses inspected by officers of the Public Health Division during the week. 248 were found breeding mosquitoes This represents 4.6 per cent ol the houses visited compared with 7.3 per cent for the previous week, the Health Ministry said today.
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    BID TO SPOIL OUR IMAGE, SAYS MP
    157 9 SI NG A PORE. Sun. Newspapers should present their reports accurately with straight facts, and an eye on possible repercussions, MP for Whampoa, Dr. Aurustine H. H. Tan, said today. He said newspapers should not, wittingly or unwittingly, be agents of foreign "black
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    Father's plea to missing daughter
    128 9 Father's plea to missing daughter SINGAPORE. Sun. A worried father today appealed to his missing daughter to return home by tomorrow morning before she misses her chance to obtain her Singapore citizenship. Mr. Goh Cheng Chwee. 57, Jobless, said: "The Singapore Citizenship Registrar sent my daughter a reminder last Tuesday
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    Armed forces to conduct exercises
    77 9 Armed forces to conduct exercises SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Armed Forces will conduct military exercises in Mandai Forest Reserve from 8.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Tuesday. They will conduct similar exercises In Buklt Tlmah area from 7 p.m. on June 24 to 6 am on June 25. Blanks will
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      NEARLY IN EUROPE
      528 10 Only two days have been reserved for the decisive ministerial meeting on British entry into the European Economic Community. The bargaining may be tough, but time will not be wasted. The British Government and the European Six know pretty well what must be given, and what taken.
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      DRIVING BY THE BOOK
      241 10 It does not matter much if the authors of handbooks on driving are at a loss for the right word. But when it comes to cluttering their pages with errors and wrong information that is another matter. There are quite a number of such booklets for
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      CHINA'S RUBBER DEAL
      270 10 The completion of "all technical arrangements" for China's purchase of Malaysia's rubber stockpile, announced by the Minister of Finance, answers the principal question the market has been asking since the unofficial mission to China returned home. The deal has not fallen through. Tun Tan Siew Sin gave
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    825 10  -  JOEL SHURKIN THE GREAT LEGAL BATTLE OVER THE 'VIETNAM SECRETS' By New York EFFORTS by th c United States Go vernment to ban the publication of the secret Vietnam war documents are without precedent in American history. The New York Times has been temporarily restrained from publishing
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    757 10  - CAMBODIA SEEKS NEW POLITICAL FRAMEWORK MARK FRANKLAND BY PHNOM PENH NOT CONTENT with fighting a war, the Cambodian Government has declared that it intends to produce a new constitution and hold country-wide elections both, it hopes, by the end of this year. No one knows for sure how much of
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      279 10 A Victim' in the interview chair IT WAS supposed to be an interview for a Job It turned out to be an exercise in bullying. And I was the victim. I am talking about the consequences (and I use that word in its fullest sense) of my application for an
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    416 10 The conflict between security and freedom A VIEW BY NEW YORK TIMES JOURNALIST JAMES RESTON /2REAT court cases are made by the clash of great principles, each formidably standing alone, but in conflict limited "all neither wholly false nor wholly true." The latest legal battle, "The United States versus the
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      Diversification is the key for Malaysia
      932 11  - Diversification is the key for Malaysia A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT By Til A L A V S I AS iTI emergence as the world's leading exporter of palm oil and tropical hardwoods shows what can be done by >{iose who do not put all their eggs in one basket. Last year
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      251 11  -  CROESUS m^mmm By The ABC of raising $7,250 mil. I'M told the task of raising the $7,250 million needed to finance the public side of the Second Malaysia Plan won't be exactly an arduous task. Financial c.ircles In town are already buzzing about some impending banking act amendments.
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      TOP TEN STOCKS TRADED LAST WEEK
      110 11 The following list of stocks fives the ten most dealt in last week. The list gives the turnover in thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and high and low for 1970 and 1971. lAW PAR BROTHERS SITED OVERSEAS BANK fEGA CHEMICALS lERLIN <M)
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      Supreme House opens in Spore next month
      387 11  -  MOK SIN PIN By SINGAPORE'S new landmark Supreme House will open next month. Standing on a valuable 80,000 sq.ft. (7,432 sq. metres) site in the centre of the city, between Penang and Fort Canning Roads, Supreme House is one of the most unique
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      MAMMOTH CRANE FOR SINGAPORE
      199 11 f)NE of the biggest cranes ever to be seen in Singapore will arrive here later this month from the United States. The crane, weighing 105 tons and with a 150--ton lifting capacity, will be mounted on a barge and will be used as a clam-shell dredge,
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      Slump in Aussie share market: Sharp increase in brokerage charges certain
      441 11  - Slump in Aussie share market: Sharp increase in brokerage charges certain KINGSLEY WOOD By SYDNEY: Stockbrokers arc losing so heavily in the present share market slump Quit a sharp increase in charges on share deals seems certain and it will be the small investors who are hardest hil. Sober reports
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    HK firm to set up —— joint venture in Malaysia
    562 12  - HK firm to set up joint venture in Malaysia ILSA SHARP By HONG KONG: A leading Hong Kong wig manufacturer, who originally wanted to start a Joint venture in Singapore, has chosen Malaysia instead. Mr. George Lav. sole proprietor and manager of Regina Hair Products in Hong Kong, told me
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    Pioneer plant to export toys
    160 12  - Pioneer plant to export toys JAMES BONNEY By MALAYSIA'S first pioneer toy manufacturing concern. Cheap Hln. plans to outer the export market It has opened negotiations with prospective Australian and American buyers for Its toys. According to Cheap Hln's managing director, Mr. Chan Tarn Fah. about 80 per cent of
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    423 12 Mr. John Pereira has been transferred to Singapore from Australia, where he was export marketing manager for SouthEast Asia, to take up an appointment as general manager of Shulton (Far East), maker of the Old Spice range of products. Mr. Ho Sim Guan has been appointed an
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    PROPERTY
    392 12 AT LONG last, the Sim Lim Group is going ahead with plans for its 18--storey Sim Lim Tower in the Jalan Besar area of Singapore. First mooted in 1965, the $6i million project has finally reached the final stage of planning and construction, I understand, will start, once the
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    AIRBORNE OPENS AN OFFICE IN S'PORE
    184 12  -  GEORGIE LEE By WITH the demand for air freight soaring, another air cargo company. Airborne Freight Corporation, has set up a terminal in Singapore. The company's vice president international. Mr. D. K. Sherman, described Singapore as a bright new market which has seen recent
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    653 12  -  HUGH MABBETT By JAKARTA: With Indonesia likely to be self -sufficient in rice by 1974, attention is turning to producing more prot c 1 n, particularly poultry and eggs. President Suharto is showing the same interest In Improving the poultry industry which he formerly showed in rice
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      76 12 SINGAPORE BRAVE NEW WORLD gREAgTBRNHECONOMIC a review focus READ WHY THE BOOM CONTINUES in ISSUE No. 25 -together with all the regular features in Asia's leading weekly THE FAR EASTERN ECONOMIC REVIEW Available from leading bookstores, news-stands, Marica I Sms (M) S4i BM., com raicE: $1 30 74 Orchard Road,
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      Asian Dollar
      58 13 T^ESE average Asian 1 Dollar rates were quoted on Saturday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above and indicate rates for today's trading. One month 6- 3 '4 p.c. Two months 6- 4 5 p.c. Three months 6- 7'Bp.c. Six months 7- 1 4 p.c. Nine
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      WORLD GOLD PRICES
      56 13 s 5 pore 12) 154.90 153.40 ill Kxport price In non-iterllrm area* In U.S. dollars prr tael (2) Local dealers price In Blnftapore dollars per tael. Londct. Beirut Hongkong Zurich Par it Spore (1) tu.». 39. 9S 40.25 Clued 39.938 40.108 40.4 ft 41.39 •U.S. 39. S4
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      DELAYED DEALS
      53 13 •Tin week's total delayed transaction in the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange followed by the percentage in brackets. June 14 712.000 (29.15 per cent) 15 891.000 (27.68 per cent) 16 870.C00 (33.61 percent) 17 1.191,000 135.23 per cent) 18 1,279.000 (31.28 percent) The week's total was 4,943,000;
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      BUSINESS TIMES PORTFOLIO
      226 13 NET PROFIT TO-DATE FROM aale of Investments $5,812.40 Less: Loss on Sale of Investments 241.30) Dividends Received 988.00 Dividends Receivable 66.00 $6,625.10 mHE Business Times 1 Portfolio team has decided to wait a little longer before placing money in the market, it was a hard decision to
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      Dividends announced
      50 13 Current Date Total for Total for payment payable the year previous year F. and N. ords. 15fr* Aug. 1 22 r r H'c McAlNter 10<~,t July 12 15c t t 15% »nerr Products s'', Id', 20^ Berjuntai 4«r« July 28 W e 64<~» '■I- Intel im Plus bonus
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      Hard-to-digest week for local rubber market
      264 13 JULY RSS One was quoted current month last Monday at 104 Vi cents, say Singapore rubber and proauce brokers, Green Collier, In their weekly rubber report. The generally expected godown selling against consignment did not occur. On Tuesday better overseas advices and some bidding
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      Singapore produce
      452 13 OENTIMENT shewed general Improvement In the Singapore produce market last week; as dealers found more Inducement to come Into the market. With further overseas following reported In certain sections of the market, the level of local activity was moderate. In the pepper section prices were firm throughout the
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      LOCAL MARKET
      259 13 pOR the greater part of last week sentiment ruled generally uncertain on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore as operators focussed their attention on two industrial Issues Haw Par Brothers International and United Overseas Bank which featured in the sale of 49.8 per cent holdings in Chung
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      Copper prices
      37 13 London copper prices on Friday previous In brackets: Wlrebar Spot buyer £455 00 (£461.00) seller £455 50 (£461.50). Three Months buyer £466.00 i£472 00i sellers £467.00 (£472 50). Market tone: Barely steady. Sales: 4.625 tons.
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      OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS
      253 13 OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS LONDON: The market held firm despite bearish news in the form of the Upper Clyde Shipbuilders crash, the Confederation of British Industry's survey on investment outlook and rising transatlantic rates. Hopes of some early reflationary relief by way of hire purchase concessions led to further gains, chiefly
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      Hong Kong rates
      35 13 On ttiv f x chiton t market tn Honk- KonK on Saturday the U.S. and 6 ***** for «»h. Sterling waa quoted at 14 50 and one UM »f old at 209.23.
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      PALM OIL
      34 13 In Lonion on Friday the price of Malayan S per cent CIF UK/N European ports In bulk, sterling per long ton Oct. /Nov. was quoted at UK .104 lellera (VK £104 paid).
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      906 14 AS a service to readers the Business Times publishes weekly a detailed analysis of some eighty selected shares traded on the Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. The year's highs and lows are followed by the week's movements in price and turnover with calculated dividend yields and price
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      OTHER CLOSING PRICES
      1019 14 THE following is a list of revised quotations for counters not included in the above analysia for the week up to Friday June 18 with ;>rice movements based on a comparison of last sales on June 11 and June 18 shown in brackets. H. 2.02 2.48 2.30
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      New York
      303 14 "NJEW YORK. Frl— The market fill iharply on higher interest fears and news that mutual fund redemptions ran ahead of sales in May for the first time since the Investment Company Institute began keeping monthly records in 1954. The popular stock market averages suffered their sharpest one-day set-backs
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      Indices
      72 14 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN Friday 69.75 Thursday «».75 Wee* ago 69.98 RUBBERS Friday 180.19 Thursday 178.49 WeekaKO 181.25 OILS Friday 360.14 Thursday 362.03 Week ago 353.63 INDUSTRIALS Friday 375 3 Thursday 371.2 Week ago 368.3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 889 16 Thursday 906.25 Week ago 916.47 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM
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      CLOSING PRICES
      32 14 TIN (per kilo) 'une 14 $104.50 cts 15 $107.25 cts 16 $105.50 cts 17 $107.00 cts 18 $106.00 cts 19 cts (perpkul) $628.75', $626.75 $626 12 H $626.00 $626.00 $625.87-,
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      FORTHCOMING MEETINGS
      415 14 The following company meetings are due: Shangri-La Hotel: June 22. 1030 am. Hotel Premises. "Gardenia Room." 22 Orange Grove Road, Singapore. Malayan Flour Mills Bhd: June 22. 11.30 a.m., 4th. floor, Bangunan MIDF. 117, Jalan Ampang. Kuala Lumpur. Fusan Fishing Net Mfg. Bhd: June 23, 11 a.m.. Factcry
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      SMR BUSINESS
      107 14 TiHE Singapore Rubber Brokers Association released the following information in respect of business transacted in S.M.R. for the week ending June 18. All differentials are in terms of the corresponding RSS 1 position in cents per Kilogramme SMR SCV July One ton Pallets 9.50 cents premium traded and
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      57 14 Industrials Hotels: Properties: Tins: Rubbers: June 14 June IS June 16 161.39 161.03 160.74 76.17 75.54 75.54 127.19 127.93 125.66 93.21 93.22 93.45 118.78 111.72 118.70 Dec. 30, 1966 10* 1 Dec. 31. 1968 100 t Dec. 29. 1962 100 June 17 160.81 75.70 126.38 93.20 118.70
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      676 14 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT GOVERNMENT OF SELANGOR SG. LANGAT SCHEME STAGE I *ppllcat<cn< are invited from Malaysian Citizens ioi th* post of S?n'.or Assistant Engineer i Mechanical) on the staff C the Chief Resident Engineer for the supervision and Installation of mechanics I and electrical plant on the Sg Langat Scheme— Staple
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      651 14 I JAWATAN KOSONG KERAJAAN NEGERI PAHANG Permohonan2 ada-lah dl-pelawa darlpada ra'ayat negeri Pahang dan atau Warga Negara Malaysia dan Pegawal2 Kerajaan yang sedang berkhldmat bagl memenohl Jawatan yang berikut:— (1) KADET PEMBANTV TEKNIK: di-rtalam Jabatan sa pertl berikut:— (a) Jabatan Kerja Raya Pahang [SJ.P.A PHO. 206 BAH. 2] (b) Jabatan
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    Fokker— base shift delayed by 4 months
    236 15 Fokker base shift delayed by 4 months CINGAPORE, Sun. J The entire Fokker Friendship base in Singapore of the Malaysia-Singpore Airlines will be moved to Kuala Lumpur in November four months later than originally planned. Reasons for the delay are not known, but the Straits Times understands It Is because
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    Supervisee on drinking spree jailed
    77 15 Supervisee on drinking spree jailed SINGAPORE. Sun. The thirst for liquor yesterday cost police supervisee, Goh Suay Moey, 25, a year in prison. For Goh. placed on police supervision on March 25 for two years, had to remain indoors between 7 p.m. and 6 a.m. in his house at North
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    Merbok contest winner
    70 15 SINGAPORE. Bun. A bank offlcer, Mr. William Goh, today won prizes for all his three bird entries at the 1971 merbok singing championship. He received his prizes from the Minister lor Social AOalrs. Inche Othman A total of 78 birds took part in the contest organised by
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    Ad congress
    23 15 SINOAPORE. Sun. Singapore will be represented at the eighth Asian Advertising Congress to be held In Bangkok in November next year.
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    RUBY LOOKS SWELL ANY TIME
    204 15 SINGAPORE, Sun. New York fashion model Miss Ruby Sze looks marvellous in any kind of clothes. But she insists that nothing makes her look as good as the figurehugging cheongsam and the batik sarong kebaya. And that's why she is now in town—collecting a wardrobe
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    Price hike: Food firm explains
    178 15 SINGAPORE, Sunday A FOOD product company today said its list of dearer products was sent to dealers before petrol prices went up on June 5. The list circulated to dealers was signed by Nestles- manager here, Mr. K. Zingg. A spokesman for the company said
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    Show and talk on cancer
    49 15 Show and talk on cancer SINOAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Cancer Society's mobile unit will visit the Kaki Bukit communuy centre tomorrow to hold a free film show and talk on cancer. The team will visit the centre again on Thursday to give free consultations and diagnosis at 8 p.m.
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    Mission leaves
    21 15 SINOAPORE. Sun. The Welsh trade mission which arrived here last Monday, left Singapore yesterday for Hong Kong and Japan.
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    $48 m for port expansion
    66 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The World Bank has approved a loan of $48.3 million to rebuild two ports in Sabah and to equip four others with cargo-handling facilities. The loan is being made to the Sabah Port Authority which is implementing the project. It is for
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    Planning for N-Day
    42 15 SINOAPORE. Sun. Residents of Whampoa. its citizens' consultative committee and the Jalan Tenteram management committee will meet on Wednesday to discuss plans for the forthcoming National Day celebrations. The MP for Whampoa. Dr. Augustine H.H. Tan. will be present
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    Board member
    34 15 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Law and National Development (National Development Division). Mr. Tan Chok Klan. has been appointed a member of the Housing and Development Board for three years.
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    GOVT RENT SUBSIDY FOR FIRE VICTIMS
    216 15 GOVT RENT SUBSIDY FOR FIRE VICTIMS SINGAPORE, Sunday COME 200 victims of last Friday's Tanjong J Katong fire have been given a rent subsidy of $7 each a month by the Government. The Social Welfare Department yesterday paid out a total of $1,344 to help them move to new Housing
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    Dr. Huang off to Japan for meeting
    69 15 Dr. Huang off to Japan for meeting SINGAPORE, Sun. The Vice-Chancellor or Nanyang University, Dr. Rayson L. Huang. left for Japan today to attend the Asian-United States Educators Conference. The conference, to be held In Nara from June 27 to July 2, has been organised by the International Councils on
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    Conciliation
    23 15 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Minister for Labour has appointed Mr. Loh Tong Way to be a Conciliation Offlcer. under the Industrial Relations Act.
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      850 16  - A strange murder that like fiction BERNARD LEVIN By SHALL WE EVER KNOW? The Trial of The Hosein Brother's for the Murder of Mrs. McKay by William Cooper (Hutchinson £1.75). CHALL we ever know what? The J truth? But an English, trial is not designed to find out the truth;
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      284 16  - Editor whose tone provoked his readers D.A.N. JONES By STATESMEN AND NATIONS by Paul Johnson (Sidgwick and Jackson £1.95). PAUL Johnson was a provocative editor of the "New Statesman." Regular readers were especially provoked by his worldly and patrician tone, his Intimate (not to say, intrusive) discussions of Vatican arrangements.
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      269 16  -  P.C. SHIVADAS By LONGHOL'SE IN SARAWAK by Mora Dickson (Gollancz £2.40) JOHN WILSON gave a good account of himself in RAF Bomber Command during the war. earning the Distinguished Flying Cross. But it was as a teacher that he excelled himself, bringing the same dedication
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      S'gor blast Johore 4-0 in opener
      337 21 S'gor blast Johore 4-0 in opener KLUANG, Sunday SELANGOR opened their 1971 Malaysia Cup campaign in fine style at Kluan? yesterday when they overwhelmed gallant Johore with a three-goal blitz in the second half after leading 1-0 at halftime. Selangor won 4-0. This was Johore's secdnd successive defeat, having lost
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      Chor Yau gets a double
      155 21 Chor Yau gets a double NO CHOR YAU scored a double last night when he captured the men's singles and doubles titles in the Singapore Junior badminton championships at the SBA hall. His first bagged the men's singles crown when he outwitted Lee Ah Ngo 10-15, 15-3, 15-12. Three hours
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      Patient Kedah snatch win from Penang
      200 21 PENANG, Sun. Kedah's perseverance sent Pen ing crashing to a 3-2 deft at in a North zone Malaysia Cup tie at City Stadium here tonight. Twice they fought back to equalise, with victory coming in a 72nd minute snap raid. In the first 10
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      'Sixes' to S'gor
      182 21 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A goal scored by Harnahal Singh won for Selangor "A" the MHF six-a-side hockey championship against Negrl "A" at Jalan Raja Muda today. Both teams looked tired after the day-long competition and the final was below expectations. Exchanges were even in this 12-mlnute struggle
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      Macassar team beat champions Burma
      79 21 JAKARTA, Sun. Burma, champions of the recent Jakarta Anniversary football tournament, were beaten 2-0 by a local eleven in Macassar, South Celebes, last nirht. Radio Jakarta reported that there was no coal at halftimr The goals were made by centreforward Anwar Ramanf In the third
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      Selangor fail to make MCA final
      445 21 PEN.ANG. Sunday DEFENDING champions Selangor failed to qualify for the MCA final for the first time in 13 years when they were held to a draw by Penang here today. Selangor, eight times winners of the title, needed full points from their match against
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      Perak open defence with 4-0 win
      256 21 Perak open defence with 4-0 win IPOH, Sun. Perak 1 opened their defence of the Malaysia Cup with a thumping 4-0 win over Perils at Stadium Perak here last night, scoring all the goals in the second half. Perak's swift attacks had Penis deep In defence from tne kick-off and
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      Malacca 3-2
      23 21 SEREMBAN. Sun. Negri Sembilan were beaten 3-2 by Malacca in this Malaysia Cup South zone match at Station padang here today.
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      Peter Davey shows his bowling value
      545 22  - Peter Davey shows his bowling value G. ROBERT By pACEMAN Peter Davey, who was put out of the Singapore side by a last minute knee injury, proved this worth yesterday when he helped Naval Base Cricket Club to beat Ceylon Sports Club by five wickets in a SCA senior tournament
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      Record win
      61 22 Lam Sing Wah retained the Economic Development Board Recreation Club's cross country title when he covered the 32--mlle course at Macrltchle Reservoir In a record time of 15:20 0 yesterday. Results: Men (32 miles) 1 Lam Sing Wah 2 O. Veerabapu 2 R. P. Selvam. Women (2.5 miles)
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      KEPPEL CLUB'S 'A' TITLE TO LOONG
      178 22 KEPPEL CLUB'S 'A' TITLE TO LOONG GERALD LOONO of Singapore Island Country Club, with a nett 66. won the Keppel Club 'A' division open golf championship at Keppel yesterday. Runner-up was Jaswant Singh of Kt-ppel Club with a nett 67. The best gross score went to Jimmy Stewart of SICC
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      Long jumper Lim makes the grade
      764 22  -  ERNEST FRIDA By JONG JUMP champion Lim Boot Hiang became the third Singapore athlete to make the grade for the Sixth SEAP Games at Kuala Lumpur in December. Competing in the Swifts AA athletic championships at Farrer Park yesterday, Lim Boot Hiang produced a
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      Merdeka soccer: 3 ties to go East
      167 22 Merdeka soccer: 3 ties to go East KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. It's confirmed three of this year's Merdeka soccer tournament matches will be played in Kota Bharu and Kuala Trengganu for the first time. The organising committee has decided to play one match at Kota Bharu and two at Kuala Trengganu.
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      15,000 at races
      71 22 15,000 at races JAKARTA. Sun. More than 15.000 people attended today's first racehorse meeting at the newly-built racehorse here, despite drizzling rain and cloudy skies. The races were officially opened by Governor All Sadlkln. As the weather improved, more and more people streamed Into the US$lO million stadium and race
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      Star-studded CSC give holders PSC a warning
      285 22  -  A. JOHNSON By STAR-BTUDDED Chinese Swimming Club yesterday issued a warning to defending champions Police when they scored a convincing 9-3 victory over Armed Forces in the BASA senior water-polo league at Queenstown pool. Force*, who lost to Police 7-6 on Saturday, found
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      Selangor edges Singapore for the Chua Cup
      290 22 Selangor edges Singapore for the Chua Cup pENANG. Sun. Selangor regained the Chua Choon Leong Cup for inter-state tennis when they beat Singapore 3-2 in the final at the Penang Club courts here today. Selangor had in the morning beat Perak 3-2 in the semi-finals, while Singapore subdued Penang by
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      Andy Leong wins title
      84 22 ANDY LEONG won the senior division title with a score' of 1063 in the Archery ClubJ of Singapore target shooting, competition a t University* ground yeswrday. Bill Wee was runner-up with 1017. and Eddy Goh was third! with 872. Other results Beginners: 1Tan Kok Hoe 776
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      BAM pick 29 for Asian meet trials
      424 23  -  MAURICE KHOO By jWENTY-nine junior and schoolboy badminton players will go through three days of trials next month for selection to the Asian championships in Jakarta on Aug. 13-21. The trials will be held in Penang on July 3-5. Ten of the trialists
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      Lock icon Six-month ban on Thai team
      152 23 RANGKOK, Sun. The F.A. of Thailand have D imposed a six-month ban on the national team who defied team managers to return home halfway through the Jakarta Anniversary tournament. The association, at a special meeting yesterday, also criticised the players for lack of sportsmanship. Team
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      Another win for Heath
      52 23 LONDON. Bun— Prime Minister Edward Heath enhanced his chances to represent Britain In next month's Admiral's Cup International yacht race by sailing Morning Cloud to another victory in trial* oft the Isle of Wight yesterday. Morning Cloud won from a fleet of 23 yachts in a
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      Smith hits back at critics with $3,000 win
      298 23 Smith hits back at critics with $3,000 win I ONDON, Sun.—Ame- rlcan Stan Smith answered criticism that he has been too highly seeded for next week's Wimbledon tennis championships when he beat John Newcombe of Australia 8-6, 6-3 in the Rothmans London singles final yesterday. Seeded fourth for Wimbledon. Smith
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      Lock icon Amateur Simons leads into last round
      419 23 |YEW YORK, Sun. A 21--year-old amateur, Jim Simons, will attempt today to do what no other amateur has done in 38 years win the U.S. Open golf championship. "I'm going to try to sleep tonight," said Simons after yesterday's play. He shot a flve-under-psr
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      English win
      12 23 MELBOURNE. Bun England's PA team beat Australia 1-0 here today
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      Lock icon Liquori does it again
      446 23 IVEW YORK, Sun. Marty Liquori proved he is perhaps the world's greatest miler when he sprinted out with a lap to go to win his third consecutive title in the National Collegiate AA championships at Seattle yesterday. Liquori who already has won six NCAA titles, set
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      Lock icon Biggest cheers for Juan
      191 23 Biggest cheers for Juan MAD RID, Sun. iTI Hungary and the Soviet Union took three gold medals each last nipht in the finals of the European amateur boxing championships here but the 'hero of the night was Spain's 21-year-old flyweight Juan Rodriguez. Rodriguez was the only West European boxer to
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      Sudan qualify
      31 23 KAMPALA. Sun Sudan entered the secend qualifying round of the Olympic soccer competition after drawing 1-1 with Uganda in their second-leu match here. Sudan had won the first-leg 4-0.
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      They're off!
      30 23 JAKARTA. Sun. More than 15.000 people attended the first meeting in the newlybuilt racecourse here despite drizzling rain. The meeting was officially opened by the Governor, All Sadlkln.
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      Wanderers 1-0
      23 23 TOKYO. Sun— English amateur soccer club Middlesex Wanderers today beat a Japanese Selection 1-0 In the first ol their seven matches.
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      504 22 TOTO Applicotions ore invited from Malaysian citiiens for the post of Soles Assistants in the following areas: Penang, Butterwcrth, Bukit Mertajom, Kulim, Songei Potoni, Alor Star, Kangar, Taiping, Kuala Kongsor, Ipoh, Sungei Siput, Kampar and Telok Anson. Qualifications: Si|il Rendoh Pelojaran or equivalent. Age: 18 24. Solory: Between $80/ $100/-
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      31 22 SOCCER PAS Dlv. S: B.C. v Still Utd., Kranjl v Bedok Youths, Vosper Thomycroft y ASAS, SMTU v Fire Brigade. Hampshire Templnes Rovers (Parrer Park). BADMINTON City Rangers championships (Victoria School).
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    Reluctant Jenny wins the Miss Singapore-Universe title
    258 24 Reluctant Jenny wins the Miss Singapore- Universe title SINGAPORE, sun. A reluctant miss, who was egged on by friends to enter the Miss Singapore Universe 1971 contest, emerged the winner. The new national beauty queen is 23--year-old Jenny Wong Ser Wan, a secretarial student, who beat 13 others In the
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    POGROM IN EAST PAKISTAN, SAYS PAPER
    144 24 POGROM IN EAST PAKISTAN, SAYS PAPER LONDON. Sun.— The military government In East Pakistan has ordered the Interrogation of civil servants, teachers and Journalists and has begun eliminating those it considers potentially dangerous, the Sunday Times said today. In a copyrighted, front-page story under a four column headline "Pogrom In
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    29 24 BRIGHTON. Sun— Godfrey Wlnn, the well-known author and broadcaster,- collapsed and died during a game of tennis at his South Coast home here today. He was 62.
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    Mahathir: Razak Govt practical
    112 24 A LOR STAR, Sun. Former I'mno central executive committee member Dr. Mahathir bin Mohamed said today that the present Government under Tun Abdul Raiak was ''more pragmatic and practical." He told Bemama in an interview: "I appreciate the special characteristics of the Government and the party
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    9 men held by police after two murders
    225 24 9 men held by police after two murders- CINGAPORE, Sun. Police have detained nine men for questioning In connection with two murders last week. Three of them were picked up for questioning oi. the murder of private eye Wang Tee Pok, 28. who was slashed to death at Ulu Seletar
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    Water use to double in 9 years
    515 24 Water use to double in 9 years SINGAPORE, Sun. THE demand for water in Singapore is expected to double by 1980, on the basis of the present rate of industrial growth, the population increase and the rising standard of living and hygiene. 'in the past 20 years, the demand for
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    Consumption is down to 97 mil gallons
    153 24 SINGAPORE, Sun.— The fluctuation of water consumption this week followed an even rhythm of down-up-up, down-up-up and down again yesterday to 97 million gallons from Friday's 97.3 million gallons. The previous week It was down-up-up. down-up-down-down. Yesterday's consumption was also a record low
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