The Straits Times, 23 June 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times. 1)" National Newspaper Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1971. M CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    53,000 with work permits, many with none
    632 1 53,000 with work permits, many with none CINGAPORE, Tues. Booming Singapore Is so short of workers that over 53,000 work permits have been Issued, mostly to West Malay slans, while thousands of others are working on construction sites without formal permits. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew disclosed this when he spoke
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    Gerakan 'coup'
    556 1  -  FELIX ABISHEGANADEN and LUI THAI HENG Branch 'takes over' party HQ in XL By Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday all this about? Hasn't enough damage been done to the party? What do you chaps think you are doing? 9 THE Cerakon crisis took a dramatic turn tonight with the Selangor
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    Now Boston Globe carries tailend
    154 1 BOSTON, Tuesday. pONCLUDING sections of the 47-volume top secret Defence Department study of the Vietnam war kept out of the New York Times and the Washington Post by temporary restraining orders of court were published by the Boston Globe today. The Times and the Post
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    Lock icon US marines pull out
    50 1 BAIOON. Tues. The last unit of a United States marines combat force which once numbered more than 30,000 men hauled down lti Vietnam battle Hags and prepared to head for home today, closing out Phase VII of President Nixon's troop withdrawal programme eight days early. UPI.
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    Lock icon Expelled
    19 1 MOSCOW. Tues. Two British diplomats have been ordered to leave the Soviet Union. Informed nources said tonight. Reuter.
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    Newspaper group may be offered to investing public
    165 1  - Newspaper group may be offered to investing public BLAIR JOHNSON By SINGAPORE, Tues. Sin Poh (Star News) Amalgamated is to be offered to the Investing public on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore within the next 12 months If the Aw family and Slater Walker can make the necessary
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    THE $10 CHOP
    45 1 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Tues. A karate chop caused a Japanese marine worker $10 today. The magistrate's court was told that Tataka Mori on July 6 caused a brick wall to collapse in a flat by giving a karate-type chop after an argument.
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    Big drive in Perak to flush out bandits
    138 1 Big drive in Perak to flush out bandits FOH, Tues. Security forces are being deployed in five areas in Perak in a massive drive to rid the Jungle areas of armed communist terrorists. Tin mines in the areas affected have suspended production and the police have asked that hunting be
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    Woman Red gives up after 4 years
    473 1  - Woman Red gives up after 4 years PADMAN GOPAL By ITOTA BHARU, Tues. A 33 year-old woman communist terrorist has surrendered to the police after four long years in the jungle on the Malaysia-Thai border. Che Meriam binte Awang walked Into a police station In Batu Mellntang, a small village
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      Lock icon SECRET PAPERS TO BE DECLASSIFIED
      56 1 WASHINGTON. Tues. Defence Secretary Mr. Melvln Laird said today he has ordered Pentagon officials to speed up work on possible declassifies tlon and release of the secret Pentagon study on Vietnam, portions of which have been printed In the New York Times, Washington Post and
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  • WORLD NEWS 1 – VIETNAM WAR SOECIAL
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      Lock icon Kennedy: Massacre of the innocents
      581 2 Kennedy: Massacre of the innocents NEW YORK, Tuesday THE U.S. air war in South -east Asia has produced a "massacre of the innocents", Senator Edward Kennedy charged today. "Nothing more accurately documents the continuing intensity and spread of the (Asian) conflict, as well as the level of military operations, than
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      Lock icon CALL FOR PULLOUT BY BOBBY IN 1963 CLAIM
      171 2 CALL FOR PULLOUT BY BOBBY IN 1963 CLAIM WASHINGTON, Tues. Representative Mr. Paul McCloskey disclosed yesterday that secret papers In his possession show Senator Robert Kennedy suggested in 1963 that the U.S. disengage from South Vietnam. Mr. McCloskey. (Repub-lican-California) said the late Senator Kennedy made tbe suggestion in the face
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      Lock icon Pentagon papers: Twice beaten, but Govt fights on
      289 2 ■MEW YORK, Tues. The Government, beaten twice In attempts to get courts to ban publication of secret Vietnam war documents in two newspapers, goes before Appeals Courts here and in Washington today to try again to prevent them getting Into print. Last
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      Lock icon Viets resist sweep by Lon Nol troops
      163 2 PHNOM PENH, Tues. Ten Cambodian troops were killed and more than 100 wounded on the first day of their drive to dislodge a communist force at the eastern approaches to the capital, the High Command announced today. The command spokesman said Vietcong gunners
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  • WORLD NEWS 2
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      Lock icon Up and over a major hurdle Six 'on the move'
      475 3 LUXEMBOURG.Tuos PRITISH and Common Market negotiators today come to grips with major problems In Britain's entry talks after an eventfull all-night session in which differences were narrowed on the key issue of New Zealand's dairy exports. After the co n
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      Lock icon Jailed union chief quits
      63 3 MIAMI BEACH. Tues. Teamsters Union president James R Kofla. now serving a tall sentence for lury tampering, h&s resigned and Frank Fitzsior muns was named to take his place as head of the 2 million member union. President Nixon, who was vacationing at nearby Key Blscayne.
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      Lock icon Catholic priest weds in civil ceremony
      109 3 LONDON, Tues— Roman Catholic priest. Father Kenneth Allan, married the former secretary of his church council in a "secret" civil ceremony today. Escorting his bride, the former Elise Blr.kemore, after the ceremony, Father Allan told reporters: "We Just want to be left alone. We
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      Lock icon Diplomat seduced my wife, says spy inquiry sarge
      326 3 Diplomat seduced my wife, says spy inquiry sarge LONDON, Tuesday. NICHOLAS PRAGER, the former Royal Air Force sergeant accused of spying, said in court yesterday that his wife had admitted to him that she had been seduced by a Czechoslovak diplomat and had passed papers to him. As the case
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      Death plunge
      47 3 WASHINGTON. Tues. A cable car carrying 25 to 30 men from work at a power plant broke loose from its line vf.sterdav. spilling them down a 75-foot cliff on the side of Mt. Ganier. At least one man was killed and about IS others injured.—UPl.
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      Lock icon Sizzling protest
      39 3 LAS VEOAS. Tues— Shapely showgirls In hctpants and shirtless men danceis picketed the Clark County courthouse in sweltering desert heat yesterday to protest a proposed five per cent tax on the wages of entertainers performing here. UPI.
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      Lock icon Now more Stones for Mick's new tour
      113 3 Now more Stones for Mick's new tour QT. TROPEZ, Tues. The Rolling Stones will be expanded to eight members for a tour of the United States, Canada and Japan later this year. Sources close to the groups' lead singer Mick Jagger did not name the three new members, but said
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      Liz gets a big scare from a knife thrower
      300 3 Liz gets a big scare from a knife thrower LONDON, Tues.—Elizabeth Taylor said today she became the target of a circus knife thrower in Mexico through a m i s v nderstandlng and what started as fun later became frightening. 'It all started as a bit of fun, but I
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  • WORLD NEWS 3
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      Lock icon Pakistan gets US arms despite ban
      741 4 WASHINGTON. Tuea. A Pakistan freighter sailed from New York for Karachi last night with a cargo of United States military equipment in violation of the Nixon Administration's official ban on arms shipments. The Padma, due in Karachi in mid-August, carries eight aircraft, parachutes and
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      Bomb blasts home of Ford chief
      238 4 Bomb blasts home of Ford chief LONDON, Tues A bomb exploded at the home of the managing director of the Ford Motor Co. here early today. No one was hurt. A girl, who telephoned the British news agency, Press Association, claimed to represent the "Angry Brigade" and said; "We have
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      Lock icon I was 'stoned' on pot during attack, says war hero
      400 4 I was 'stoned' on pot during attack, says war hero TAW AS CITY (Michigan), Tues. Peter Lemon, awarded the Medal of Honour by President Nixon last week, said yesterday he was "stoned" on marijuana the day he single-handedly repulsed a Vietcong attack. "Yes, I was on marijuana," said Lemon, now
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      Lock icon EXPLOSIVE IN MAIL BLAMED FOR JET CRASH
      179 4 EXPLOSIVE IN MAIL BLAMED FOR JET CRASH DERNE, Tues. The crash of a Tel Avivbound Swissair Coronado Jetliner in which all 47 aboard died in February last year was caused by an explosive device placed in a mailbag, the director of the Swiss Federal Inquiry Commission into aircraft accident said
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      Lock icon 6 gypsies die in crash
      38 4 ROME. Tv«. Six gyp«ie« were killed and 35 others Injured when their bus went ofl the road yesterday. The gypsies, all Italian, were returning home after an outing organised by their priest. Reuter
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      Lock icon Hero's burial for Garcia
      81 4 MANILA. Tues. Former Philippine President Carlos P. Oarcla was burled at noon oday to the sound cf taps »nd the boom of a 21 -gin salute at the National Heroes Cemetery Mr. Oarcla died of a heart attack on June 14 In his home in suburban
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      128 4 "dyi (f\\ /T^rsr "untraps" painful stomach gas Gives fast, more complete relief than any plain antacid! I fare forced back into m IMB I sensitive esophagus Gas bubbles caused by m food, drinks and tension 11 prevent digestive acids m reaching food, causing indigestion. J jSm M m Plo-Gel neutralizes
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    Target is still elusive as water use rises to 96 m
    139 5 Target is still elusive as water use rises to 96 m CINGAPORE, Tues Water consumption yesterday rose by 2.7 million gallons to 86 million gallons. Negligible rainfall, according to the Public Utilities Board, was also recorded: Seletar 004 inch, Pelrce 0.05 inch, and Macßltchle 0.07 inch. Yesterday's consumption was still
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    Serviceman jailed
    29 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. A Vigilante Corps national serviceman. Lee Bern? Ho. 21. was Jailed for two months today for failing to atlivid training since Feb. 25 last year
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    CALL TO 'SMARTEN UP' AIRPORT CLEANERS
    89 5 CALL TO 'SMARTEN UP' AIRPORT CLEANERS SINGAPORE. Turs. Several airline officials today called on the Department of Civil Aviation to provide uniforms for sweepers and cleaners at the airport. They said that at the moment these workers dressed shabbily and rave a bad imare of Singapo- reans to the hundreds
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    No silencer on car
    53 5 No silencer on car SINGAPORE. Tuea. Motorist Lee Chen Ho of Everltt Road was fined $30 today for driving a car which was not fitted with a silencer. He was fined a further $30 for driving at 48 to 60 m.p.h. along Nicoll Highway where the speed limit is 40
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    9,000 HDB flats for Katong
    271 5 9,000 HDB flats for Katong SINGAPORE. Tu«». pOR the first time the Housing and Development Board is to build flats in Katong. Some 9,000 units In multi-storey blocks will go up on an 88-acre (356,136-sq. metre) site of reclaimed land at the sea end of Telok Kurau Road. Construction work
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    $70 fines for 'smoky' vehicles
    85 5 $70 fines for 'smoky' vehicles CINOAPORE, Tues. A *3 woman and a firm were fined $70 each today for abetting two men to use vehicles which emitted excessive smoke. Madam Tan Kirn Tay of Dawson Road admitted abetting Ooh Hock Kee to drive her smoky car along Oeylang Road on
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    Fashion for all at charity lunch
    79 5 Fashion for all at charity lunch SINOAPORE. Tues. The Chinese Women's Association will hold a luncheon In aid of the Singapore Children's Society and the Singapore Association for Retarded Children at Goodwood Park Hotel on July 28. There will be a pre-lunch cooking demonstration by the executive chef of the
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    INDIAN LEADER FLIES IN FOR TALKS WITH LEE
    166 5 INDIAN LEADER FLIES IN FOR TALKS WITH LEE CINGAPORE, Tues. *3 Indian leader Jaya Prakasha Narayan, ft, flew In today from Jakarta to discuss with Mr. Lee Kuan Tew the problems and plight ef East Pakistan refugees in India. Mr. Narayan, former socialist leader, said he would also touch on
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    Four men deny stealing petrol
    64 5 SINOAPORE. Tues. Pour men. Chua Tian Teck. 21, Ton Lai Sing. 23. Chua Quee Poh, 22, and Chua Oan Boon. 22. today denied stealing $17 and petrol worth $7 from a petrol kiosk In Pastr Panjang Road at noon yesterday. Case was fixed for hearing
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    Hair-dryer death
    29 5 BINOAPORE, Tues Ng Kam Kong. 24. was electrocuted while repairing a hair-dryer In his Commonwealth Crescent flat today. He worked for an electronics firm in Toa Payoh.
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    No work permits: 100 lose jobs
    164 5 SINOAPORE, Tues.—Starlight Timber Products In Jurong has taken its 100 Malaysian recruits off the production line after being told by the Labour Ministry that they cannot work without work permits. The move, it Is understood, will affect production and aggravate the factory's labour-shortage problem.
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    Misadventure
    42 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Stale Coroner. Mr. Llew Ngik Kee. today recorded a verdict of misadventure on four-year-old Bee Wan Chin who died ot head Injuries on June 5 three days after falling off a chair at a flat in Taman Jurong.
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    Singapore pianist Margaret gets doctorate in music
    227 5 Singapore pianist Margaret gets doctorate in music SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore pianist, Miss Margaret Tan Hee Leng, 25, has become the first local musician to qualify as Doctor of Musical Arts from the Jullllard School of Music in New York. Margaret, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Tan, received her
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    Mara degrees
    26 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tue«. The Mara Institute Technology Is to award degree i to 1U student* after 1974. Its director. Inche Arshad Ayub. said today.
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    Comrades could not help welder in flames
    260 6 CINGAPORE, Tues. 3 A young welder was burnt to death on board a tanker at Jurong Shipyard while his colleagues stood h e 1 plessly by, a coroner heard today. Fellow welder Charles Borromeo French, 20. testifying at the Inquiry into the death
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    Police appeal to father of dead boy
    67 6 Police appeal to father of dead boy SINGAPORE, Tues. Police today appealed to the father of Rabi bin Abdul Wahab. aged two, who died in hospital on Saturday after a fall from a staircase, to contact them. Abdul Wahab bin Abdullah should contact Inspector Tan Nguan Ker of Kandang Kerbeu
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    Seven cars seized
    43 6 ALOR STAR, Tues. Kedah and Perils customs officers today seized seven more cars ln their campaign against rice smugglers on the MaJayslanThai border. Se ciity bags of Thai rice, weighing more than 12.000 lb. were seized. Three men were detalnid.
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    DIVORCED: SALESMAN WHO NEVER RETURNED
    164 6 DIVORCED: SALESMAN WHO NEVER RETURNED CINGAPORE, Tues.— When salesman Albert Chua was transferred to Brunei, he left his home for good. His wife wrote letter after letter, but he never replied, the High Court heard today. Mrs. Chua, who was married in 1957, said her husband's company transferred him ln
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    Contest for the best cocktail
    89 6 mixers SINGAPORE, Tues. Good mixers will get a chance of showing their creations at the Gordon's Gin cocktail mixing competition to be held here tomorrow and Thursday. The competition, organised by S.H. Benson (Singapore) Pte. Ltd., is open to anyone connected with mixing cocktails and
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    More banks collect bills for PUB
    143 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. A pilot Public Utilities Board scheme to use banks as bill collection centres has proved successful. The scheme was launched at the Bank of America ln Rattles Plac-' on May 5. Now services have been extended to three more banks. The Joo
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    'Not true I was out to save my skin'
    419 6 'Not true I was out to save my skin' Witness denies he put blame on accused SINGAPORE, Tuesday FORMER MSA aircraft cleaner Yong Ah Kow, 8, today denied that to "save his own skin" he had implicted his colleague, "an innocent man," for the assault on NTUC president, Mr. Phey
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    Art preview
    37 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Professor Wang 81-Chiu of Hong Kong will hold a preview of Chinese traditional paintings and calligraphy by himself and 81 other artists at the Imperial Room, Capitol Theatre, en Saturday at 12.30 pm.
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    Chan hits out at grandmas with bell bottoms
    146 6 Chan hits out at grandmas with bell bottoms SINGAPORE. Tues—Withit grandmothers in Singapore last night joined the parade of fashion fiends who came un for official disapproval. "They are putting on bellbottoms too," the Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs). Mr. Chan Chee Sent, said with furrowed brow when he referred to
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      80 6 loßodalool Come to a barbecue around the most beautiful pool in Singapore. On the top floor of the front building of the Ming Court Hotel there's a beautiful pool. We call it the Pagoda Every Wednesday, a great barbecue will be served there from 8 p.m. The cost is SlO
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    Why I shot farmer
    536 7  - Why I shot farmer MILLIONAIRE —BY SUED FOR DAMAGES PENANG, Tuesday MILLIONAIRE Loh Boon Slew who was alleged to have "intentionally and negligently" shot fanner Chong Chce Fook'in January last year has Hied a statement of defence in the High Court here resisting a claim by (.'hone for damages. The
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    Mobile blood unit dates
    98 7 BINOAPORB, Tues. The Blood Transfusion Service mobile unit will vUlt the School of Section Leaders from 9.30 ajn. to 4 p.m. tomorrow; the Tan Jong P»ghT Clinic at the Port of Singapore Authority from 2 to 4.30 Pm. on Thursday; the Second Infantry Regiment from 810
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    Warning about pillion riding
    95 7 Warning about pillion riding KUALA LI MPI'R. Tues.— Traffic police today urged parents not to allow their children to ride pillion on a motorcycle. "This can be very dangerous. For when the vehicle brakes suddenly the pillion rider might be thrown from it," Selangor s Traffic Chief, Supt. Abdul Ghani
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    Fined $300
    43 7 BINOAPORE. Tuea. Public Utilities Board labourer Baaal bin Sullen, 35. was today Jailed for a day and fined (300 or two months In default for attempted theft of electric copper cables owned by the PUB at Jalan Xayu. on Jan. 13.
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    Samurai swords
    22 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Police recovered six samurai swords from a bush at Jalan Pudu yesterday. Eight people have been detained.
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    Bank union to build $500,000 complex
    77 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The National Union of Bank Employees Is to build a $500,000 educa-tional-cum-hollday complex at Port Dlckson soon. The complex will include a multi-purpose hall for Indoor sports and conventions, a two storey block for dormitories a canteen, and four semidetached chalets.
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    Ong back from US study leave
    125 7 Ong back from US study leave CINOAPORE. Tues.— The former Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, who went to Princeton University on sabbatical leave last September, returned to Singapore on Sunday. Mr. Ong is believed to be still on leave. He was acting Home Affairs Minister for a brief
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    Sailor cleared
    34 7 TELOK ANSOK Tues. Singapore seaman Abdul Ohallb bin Abdul Rahman, 2J, was acquitted by the sessions court here yefterday when a charge of possession of uncustomed batik sarongs against l>:m waa withdrawn.
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    $45,000 dilemma of a maimed barber
    294 7 SINGAPORE, Tuaa. MR. Aya Slvan Plllay. 44, became "richer" by $45,000 last week. But he is In a dilemma. How. he wonders, is he going to collect his money? A barber until 20 months ago when he was maimed by an employee. Mr. Plllay
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    Robbed of his day's takings
    50 7 BINOAPORE. Tues. Shopkeeper Llm Ah Bah, 30, was robbed of $1,500 his day's takings as he was driving along a side lane off the Bth mile Buklt Tlmah Road yesterday. Two men. armed with knives, ordered him to stop his van and held him up.
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    RMAF jet causes blackout
    89 7 RMAF jet causes blackout KOTA BHARI', Tun. A RMAF Jet cot through electricity cables while flying over Tanah Ratah yesterday, leaving the whole district In darknew last night The plane flew off without mishap and landed safely later at the air force base at Kuantan. Villagers in Kampong m Lundang
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    Flu at varsity
    29 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Flu cases among students of theUniversity of Malaya and the. Serdang Agricultural College' have been on the Increase during the last few weeks.
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      260 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS Stamp about changing gears 1 Harangue appears to help causes quarrel (i). retired people (8). H- Bird needs putting right In 5. TT, be fnmk. Voltaire's work clMifteaUc reappears endlesa! (6). M to danfer of monU 9 Plane lid clue obscure? It'a abnad perfectly clear! (8).
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    Bride and groom who parted after wedding
    150 8 Bride and groom who parted after wedding CINGAPORE, Tues. It was a simple wedding for boiler mechanic Teo Seng Seang and seamstress Chung Mci Dee. They went to the Registry of Marriages in Fort Canning to get married. But soon after the ceremony, they parted. And, the High Court heard
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    Rotary dinner
    39 8 SINOAPORE. Tufs. Businessman Mr. Tan Tock Peng will be Installed as president of the Rotary Club of Singapore on Beturday. at a dinner at which President Shearea will be the guest of honour, at the Shangri-la Hotel.
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    SALESMEN WITH $15,000 FLEE FROM ROBBERS
    85 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. Two .quick-thinking salesmen helped save $14,950 from robbers during a hold-up in Market Street yesterday. The salesmen and a colleague had just withdrawn about $20,000 from a bank in Robinson Road at 1 p.m. when four robbers two with knives and one
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    Detective: I was not out to make something
    419 8 WITNESS TELLS OF FORGED NOTES DEALS SINGAPORE, Tuva. A DETECTIVE today denied that he had been trying to "make something" out of transactions with a postal clerk to buy counterfeit US currency notes. Detective Chin Ah Kew, of the ClD's Commercial Crime
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    Blood from SAF
    71 8 SINGAPORE, Tues. One third of last year's total blood collection uy the Blood Bank came from the Singapore Armed Forces. The Minister for Home Affairs. Dr. Wong Lin Ken said this at a medal presentation ceremony 'or blood donors at the f'litural Centre today. Twenty-one donors received
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    PRESIDENT SHEARES AT ST. JOHN MEETING
    91 8 PRESIDENT SHEARES AT ST. JOHN MEETING SINGAPORE, Tues. President Shores, patron of the St. John Ambulance Association of Singapore, presided today at the 18th annual meeting of the St. John Council at the Istana. The meeting was attended by members of the council and its chairman, Tan Sri Runme Shaw.
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    I NEVER HAD CIA TRAINING SAYS SHIRLE GORDON
    223 8 I NEVER HAD CIA TRAINING SAYS SHIRLE GORDON CINGAPORE, Tues 13 Miss Shirle Gordon has said in a statement from Port Dickson that she has "never been trained even unsuccessfully as a CIA operator." "Nor have 1 at any time been trained by any government or government agency anywhere," she
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    Affair ends in a divorce
    177 8 SINGAPORE, Tues A TAILOR who engaged a private Investigator when he became suspicious of his bar-waitress wife's late nights out. discovered that she was having an affair with a vegetable wholesaler, the High Court heard today. Scow Tong Tai. 32. who married Tang Kirn Kek
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    Anti-theft device law good, say car firms
    357 8 By EDWARD LIU SINGAPORE, Tuesday jyjOTOH firms today said any legislation requiring car owners to instal anti-theft devices in their vehicles would benefit both motorists and the police. They were commenting on a possibility that the legislation already in force in more than
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  • Letter to the Editor
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      ME AND MY CAB DRIVER
      360 9 ME AND MY CAB DRIVER 1 REFER to "Jangan Marah" (ST.. June 17) »nd "Scorpion" (ST.. June 10). In Hong Kong, whenever one hops Into a cab and slams the door, the driver turns on the meter after b?lng told where to go. And, whether tbera Is one passenger or
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      52 9 I WISH to make a correction In your report (ST.. June 17) regarding the cost of our first screening for kidney disease in Alexandra constituency. The cost is about $15,000 and not $155,000 as reported. 001 BOON SENG (Dr.). Dept. of Clinical Medicine, University of Singapore. ED: The typographical error
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      REPLIES FROM THE GOVT...
      221 9 WITH reference to Mr. Leonard Lim's letter (ST., June 12). all the stallholders (at the Satay Club) have been Instructed to refrain from touting and pestering of customers, to sell food and drinks at certain fixed prices, and to maintain satisfactory standards of cleanliness Some of
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      Mature but misunderstood students in our night classes
      293 9 Mature but misunderstood students in our night classes IX a recent debate telecast over TV, a gentleman, while trying to substantiate a view of his, most carelessly described evening class students as "badly" behaved in class. I. who attend these classes, feel most insulted by this remark. As an example
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      78 9 IN the rural area of Potong Paslr where I live there are people who do not co-operate as far as the "Keep Singapore clean and mosquito-free" campaign is concerned. In some houses cont: lners for water, beans, etc. provide breeding grounds for mosquitoes. Recently the Health Ministry carried out a
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      Time for the suppliers to speak up
      186 9 Time for the suppliers to speak up IAM not going to get myself involved In a running debate with "OCS Vie" (ST., June 16) over his reply to my letter (ST.. June 11) on the question of unscrupulous shopkeepers. I am very glad indeed that "0.C.5." has come out denying
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      191 9 AS a consumer, and a guest living in this country, I would like to state that I fully support "G.C.S. Vie" with his convincing rep'v to "W.G." on behalf of all honest shopkeepers. I have had eight years of prompt, efficient and courteous service from grocers in Singapore, with delivery
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      Think of the latelatenight and dawn people
      181 9 Think of the latenight and dawn people AS a Singaporean I have always been proud of the fact that our is-land-state, despite its size, is regarded as one of the more progressive countries in this region. It was also with special pride then to note that we were the first
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      56 9 THE irritating noise of running machines and hammering from a wooden case factory at Jalan Perisai is affecting my studies during the day as well as far into the night. To go with all this the wolf-calls from its workers are most unbearable. Will the authority concerned, please look Into
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      168 9 Alley 0000p By V.T. Hamlin tV¥S**-( W/HATS THAT OLD COOT HOLD HER STEAPY V"- \I I LOOKOUT, MAX! ATTA BOY, DOC.' I I ...I SOT AN IDEA UP TOO, ANYWAY? J A MINUTE, ALLEY.' OKAY.' EASE (W... KEEP tM BUSK.. HOW WE CAN GET m _Jy I DGOP %*JCKI y^SL-^—.
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      SINGAPORE WAGES
      407 10 Mr. Hon Sui Sen's comments on wage councils for Singapore revive a proposal which deserves thoughtful consideration. Sneaking to the Singapore Manufacturers' Association last week, the Finance Minister pointed out that industry was rapidly approaching the point at which it would be working under conditions of full employment.
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      REDS TRY AGAIN
      426 10 The threat of communist terrorism is still "real. very real", to quote Tun Razak's warning following the discovery of a guerilla camp only nine miles from Ipoh. The camp was found after the skirmish with terrorists in which Captain Chandran, cf the 4th Rangers, was killed. It
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      UNRELENTING VORSTER
      182 10 The ruling of the International Court of Justice that South Africa's mandate to administer South West Africa should be revoked faithfully echoes the rlmost forgotten U.N. General Assembly resolution of 1966. South Africa has now shrugged off the Hague's ruling as "an advisory opinion" not binding on Pretoria.
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    The graduate chasers
    1303 10  - The graduate chasers JOE ROGALY: London NOT TOO MANY STUDENTS, BUT TOO FEW EMPLOYMENT VACANCIES By IN a few weeks' time thousands of fresh graduates will emerge from Britain's universities in seach of jobs. The very wording of that sentence Is evidence of the change in the situation as compared
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      FOOTBALL CROWDS ARE NOT ALWAYS GUILTY
      289 10 TIME AND again I have read in the papers the complaints of football officials that groups of spectators invade the field and hold up play, or that players assault referees and linesmen. Blame for such incidents Is always Indiscriminately placed on the crowd and
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      Nonsense!
      246 10 Nonsense ROAD User's letter (ST. June 18) contained really the most ridiculous statement I have read for a long time. To suggest that there la no need to wear seat belts in Kuala Lumpur because the speed limit Is thirty miles per hour Is too incredulous to believe, after all
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      28 10 I SHOULD be grateful If "Disappointed" (S.T. June 12) would contact me so as to enable me to Investigate his complaint. M. LETCHMANAN Pemawal Poa Pahanc Kuan tan
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      WHAT ABOUT THE LOCAL STUDENTS?
      162 10 WHAT ABOUT THE LOCAL STUDENTS? *T"HI8 year the engineer- Ing faculty of the University of Singapore will admit about 320 new students. I was taken aback when I was told that of this number only 148 will be Singaporean. It is the ratio of local to foreign students admitted that
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    Smuggling over the border— it's a million dollar business
    583 10  - Smuggling over the border— it's a million dollar business RUDY BELTRAN By KUALA LUMPUR THERE are hundreds of Jungle tracks inside 1 Thai territory near Padang Besar, the Perils border town. During the day, there is hardly any movement of traffic. But at night, smugglers come out and dump their
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      55 10 You never heard H so Good PIMS Unisphere A $174.00 PIS* Unisphere I $247 30 PCS 7 Versodyne M 00 PISIS Umdyne B $110.00 PES4S Umdyne 111 $240.00 PfS4tV Umdvne IV $100.00 (Ceth discount allowed) Rugg*d. fitted Carrying Case end 20 •H. CoWc Included. T.M.A. (Pte) LTD., ljl*U<ipn&'*- -SI 61
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      136 10 H^^L^^^fl BJf r■+ mi. *T fcfjJlTj HSnilHlvßflfi^H Mat*™ PPPOPOkiIIMT rtPPtRMINT f^ m m rLMVUUntU Ifijjji.ll m m/^u-cd nmntntm Indiflaatto-n ACTiNiO •STOMACH COMFORT w v ■M THE GUTHRIE WAUGH ORGAMSATION In every great city there is a great newspaper in Hong Kong it's the Phem your onto for H with MARICAN
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  • Business Times
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      English biscuits to be made locally
      267 11 English biscuits to be made locally ONE of Britain's largest lust int manufacturers. Hunt lrv and Palmer, has entered into v manufacturing agreement with a local manufacturer to produce part of its range of sweet and semi -sweet bist-uits in Singapore and .Malaysia. The locally-produced product, which will be madr
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      Behind that Slater Walker deal for Haw Par
      1368 11  - Behind that Slater Walker deal for Haw Par BLAIR JOHNSON By §LATER, Walker's international trouble -shooter Richard Tarling was is in town yesterday to assess the outcome of last week's successful bid for Haw Par and sale of its two major investments, Chung Kiaw Bank and Sin Poll (.Star News).
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        Mating call for bankers
        168 11 r APPEARS to be the season for taking over banks. Rumour and counter rumour sweeps the city concerning Public Bank and the Ban Hin Lee Bank, both registered in Malaysia. Ban Hin Lee is a bit of a tiddler with a paid-up capital of only $5
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        Who's on top?
        151 11 pLAIMING something Is \y the biggest and the best always leads to trouble. On Monday we published a story about a mammoth crane for Singapore. Quick as a flash came the claim that Asia Salvage has a bigger one already and even bigger monster on order. It
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      Divestment moves in Philippines
      483 11  - Divestment moves in Philippines LEON GONZAGA By MANILA: Long before a US Commercial Attache here talked about divestment or capitalpullout moves last month, local takeover prospects have already been titillating not only those who want to buy over foreign firms whose owners intend to withdraw from the Philippines, but also
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      101 11 23 bi Bp?^W Bf PARKER 61 d most remarHatik writing instrument! There are more expensive gifts than this, but none quite sc impressive! This is the remarkable Parker 61... a gift of beauty and elegance. You can choose the filling method ,-dfc It fills quickly and cleanly from >&*< fr
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      67 11 INSIDE Expert rears computer courses to meet Singapore's needs Do it yourself 24-hour instant bank service; Shippinc column; People in business. Pace 12. Company news; Share market report; Commodities Pace IS- Overseas markets New York. Melbourne, llonf Konit; Closinf prices and business done. Paje 14. London*. Nowwefly there ewry^fednesday, Friday
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    Do it yourself 24-hour instant bank service with this unique Burroughs cash dispenser
    631 12 Do it yourself 24-hour instant bank service with this unique Burroughs cash dispenser GOOD news for those who find the normal banking hours inconvenient. Burroughs has developed a 24-hour, sevenday a week ca»h dispnser which is simple to operate and yet offers complete security to both customer and bank. But
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    Expert gears computer courses to meet needs of Singapore
    427 12  - Expert gears computer courses to meet needs of Singapore GEORGIE LEE By rE exigency of the times seems to have caught up with Singanore as she moves towards an era of sophisticated commercial and Industrial management. However, the advent of modern computers or electronic data processing in management has found
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    252 12 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Mr. Low Tee Kee, agency superintendent for Malaysia of the Ouardlan Royal Exchange Group, has been promoted to agency manager. Mr. Yong Yuen Fal, fire and marine superintendent, has been promoted branch superintendent of the various underwriting departments in the Kuala Lumpur office. Mr. Ng Ah Bee
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    SHOPPING
    757 12 Propeller designer A KING PIN of propeller design in the world. Mr. L. S.ncialr of Stone Manganese Marine, was in Singapore last week, in connection with repairs done by Metalock (Singapore) to the propellers of the Sea Sovereign and Emma Maersk at Sembawang Shipyard The Emma Maersk, a 60.000
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
    • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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        Rises
        31 13 K. Lanjut $2.70 -t-.10 Shell 11. Royal Sheraton $3.02 $0.69 $0.62 .07 .06 .05 Wearnes 5. Build $295 $1.60 .05 .04 I. Indust $0.80 .03 I and C $2.55 .03
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        Falls
        30 13 OB $3.70 —.24 iuinness $5.70 —.15 'riina law Par $1.65 $1.85 —.10 —.10 r. Dev. $152 —.08 f. K. Ship $2.18 —.08 tea View irr Ind. l'34 .vo —.04
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        Most active stocks
        15 13 Haw Par 801.000 Sea View 324.000 Public Bank 214.000 Meta Chemicals 137,000
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        INDICES
        34 13 June 21 June 22 Industrials: 161.40 161.26 I Hotels: 77.34 77.92 Properties: 127.59 127.59 I m. 92.95 93.05 rubber*: 113.75 118.70 Dec. 30, 1966 100 nee. 31, 196S 100 fDcc. 29, 1962 100
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      EAI climbs again
      237 13 PROFITS at Electrical and Allied Industries are up once again and stockholders are to share in the good fortune by way of a fatter dividend. Fur the year to March, pre-tax earnings staged ;ui upturn in excess of 100 per cent to reach $780,499 from the $329.--373
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
      253 13 KUALA LUMPUR KEPONG Amalgamated and Sungei Rinchlng Rubber Estates have begun discussions which may lead to an offer by KL-Kepong lor the £150.000 issued capital of the latter, the two companies announced yesterday. The statement advised Sungei Rinching shareholders not to dispose of their stocks until a further
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      Talks to make Aussie $ more flexible
      214 13 Talks to make Aussie more flexible I ONDON: Australian commercial banks and the Reserve Bank of Australia are currently negotiating more flexibility for the Australian dollar against sterling, according to banking sources here. This is likely to take plac? before the year end, they said. Factors prompting the talks, they
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      Asian Dollar
      75 13 rjiHESE average Asian 1 Dollar rates were quoted yesterday by the following banks: OCBC. Chartered. Bank of America, FNCB and First National Bank of Chicago. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above and indicate rates for today's trading. j-'f munm o 11 lop i Fwo months
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      Slight setback in mixed trading
      242 13 Slight setback in mixed trading SHARE prices were irreKul a r in alternate bouts of buying and selling on the Stock Exchance of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Technically the market was still strong especially in medium and lower priced issues. Speculative interest remained strong in selective issues. Delayed dealings accounted
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    • COMMODITIES
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        Straits tin up
        200 13 'THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday recovered by $1.25 to $627 per picul on an official offering up 29 tons to 315 tons. The local price perk was partly influenced by the overnight London metal price which rose £5 per metric ton. The tone of the
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        PALM OIL
        40 13 In London on Monday th. prire of Malayan 5 per cent CIF UK I',: N. European ports in bulk. Merlin* per lonx ton Nov. Dec. was qnutrd hi IK £101 Hellers or Ex-Cont. CM2 sellers (UK (104 sellers).
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        CLOSING PRICES
        23 13 JUNE 22. RUBBER: liil.r. rents per kilo (down 0.50 cents). TIN: 5627 (up 51.25). Official offering 315 tons (up 29 tons).
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        RUBBER QUIET AND EASIER
        464 13 /)PENING quotations v in the rubber market yesterday were marked down about three-q v arters of a cent in line with London, later values sagged a further half cent in featureless and desultory conditions. Turnover was small with most operators awaiting a lead. Some demand for
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        101 13 pHINIIt PRODUCE EXCHANGE SINCAPORE NOON CLOSINC PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY CManut Oil: bulk $'.4 sellers, drum SS«k Kellers Caava: Mixed (f.0.n.) loose July AU... UK/Cont. 132 B. Mumok ASTA white fob. 100'T NLW $190 filers. Sarawak white fob. 96-, NI.W SIM) sellers. Sarawak special black fob 96'; NLW
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        55 13 Monday Saturday lUI. lUI. London UNCH 39.95 Beirut 40.25 40.20 Hongkong 41.28 41.33 Zurich UNCH 39.958 UNCH 40 108 PaxH 40.64 40.4* B'porf (1) UNCH 41.50 t f Spore (2) UNCH 155.30 (li Export price In non-atcrUm a.r«aa In U.S. dollar* per ounce. (2) Local dealers price*
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        Copper prices
        34 13 London copp*r print on Monday prtvioui In bracket*: Wlrcbar— Spot buyer (443.00 <£*****>; seller 1443.00 (£455. 50): Thret Month* buyer (459.00 <£4«6.00) sellen (455.50 ((4*7.00). Marktt torn: Easy MM I 4.175 tons.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1066 14 BID ANO OFFIR FRICII OFFICIALLY LIJTIO AT TMI CLOU OF BUSINESS IN TNI SINGAFORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADIMC ROOMS OF TNI STOCK EXCHANGE WITH PRICf MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS VItTEROAV WERE: CLOSING TONE: All sections closed easier. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday Including
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1449 14 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 bracket* in lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Mean (1) $154. Bui Sc Co. (12) $139, (16) $1.40. B. Kawat 161 $1.24.
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        292 14 MELBOURNE. Tues. The Melbourne Stock Market closed on a steady but fractionally easier tone today. Volume matched yesterday's level. The oils once again stood out both in strength and volume. YVoodside hung on to most of yesterdays good gains and closed four cents down at 94 cents. Today's cosmic
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        Exchange rates
        170 14 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at June 22. Local dollars to one unit SELLING BUYING of Foreign Curreny TT or OD TT OD sterling Pound Australian IX liar Canadian Dohar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar U.S. Dollar Local dollars
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        NEW YORK
        294 14 TCEW YORK, Mon. Stock prices dropped sharply across a broad front for the second consecutive session. Analysts said news that mutual fund redemptions exceeded sales In May continued to shake Investor confidence. Today's closing prices in U.S. dollars fol'owed by the differences on Friday's price*. Indices FINANCIAL TIMES
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        HONG KONG
        234 14 TJONO KONO. Tues. As A1 expected frcm yesterday's closing, the market opened on a strong note and gathered strength during the morning until a checK occurred due to profit-takers moving in shortly before the mornirg teuton ended. Today i cUMin>; middle prlcea in Hong Konc dollars and centa
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      861 13 J.T.C. (A) SURVEYOR (B) TOWN PLANNER (C) CIVIL ENGINEERS (Salary Male: 1850 x AM 950 1050 x AM 1100 1450 x AM 1650 1700 x Asu 1850) The Jurong Town Corporation invites applications (or the above poets. Required Qualifications For Port (A) A Degree or Diploma In Land Surveying from
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      701 13 PERSONNEL MANAGER Our new shipyard invites applications from suitably qualified ond experienced candidates. Qualifications and Experience (a) Should possess a university degree or equivalent experience; (b) Be between the age of 28 40; (c) Shou'd hove at least five years of experience in personnel administration and industrial relations preferably in
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      729 14 Qollei Singapore We have vacancies for ACCOUNTANTS Applicants should possess Accounting Degrees or Diplomas from recognised Institutes or Colleges, and have a minimum of 3 years relevant working experience Those without Degrees or Diplomas but with L.C.C. Higher Accounting Certificates or equivalent and more than 5 years working experience may
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      1338 14 I^MJMJJ THE MALAYAN CHAMBER OF MINES SIR DOUGLAS WARING'S STATEMENT The Fifty-Third Annual General Meeting of the Malayan Chamber of Mines was held on June 16th at 65 London Wall. London. EC 2 Sir Douglas Waring. C.8.E.. Chairman, presiding, said: THE WORLD TIN POSITION In this statemen' tons stand for
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    5 tasks for S'pore trade mission to Italy
    189 15 5 tasks for S'pore trade mission to Italy SINGAPORE, Tues. Three major tasks face a 10-man Singapore trade mission which left for Italy today for a two-week tour. They are: TO EXPLAIN trade and economic co-operation between the two nations; TO PICK UP new ideas from the Italians in International
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    State Assembly meeting
    48 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Selangor State Assembly will meet for the second time this year from July 13. its Speaker. Raja Haji Zulkifli bin Raja Borhan, said today. He called on State Assemblymen to use Bahasa Malaysia as far as possible during the threeday session.
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    NO MORE BOWLING AT HOTEL
    72 15 NO MORE BOWLING AT HOTEL eiNGAPORE. Tues. The t3 16-lane International Bowline Centre which opened recently on the first floor of the Singapore Hyatt Hotel was closed today. A notice pasted on the front door of the centre, which is owned by Vat Yuen Hong Company, said: "Due to circumstances
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    Where blame lies for hike in prices
    342 15  - Where blame lies for hike in prices JOSEPH YEO: Names given to Finance Ministry: CASE By Singapore, Tuesday "pHK Consumen 1 Association of SingajxMe ((.ASK) today blamed certain manufacturers and wholesalers for the current price hikes. Dr. Henry Ong, protem chairman of CASE said: "One of the reasons for the
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    Lock icon MISS ASIA CONTEST GIRLS 'PRETTIEST EVER'
    114 15 MISS ASIA CONTEST GIRLS 'PRETTIEST EVER' MANILA. Tues. This year's crop of Miss Asia Quest beauty contest candidates Is as pretty as never before. "Everybody looks so beautiful Including me, if I may Immodestly say so myself," said brown-eyed and cream-complexioned Miss Margaret Tan, a hotel receptionist In Singapore. "I
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    Kabul pines for his playmate
    268 15  -  CHEW LEE CHING: By Singapore, Tues L, ABUL, the sad -eyed Afghan hound of Mrs. Nellie Magee, has been eating his heart out since he lost his playmate Sherry. He mopes the whole day, refuses all food, even his favourite dish of beef and liver,
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    'Overwhelming' response to new scheme for six-year-olds
    231 15 'Overwhelming' response to new scheme for six-year-olds CINGAPORE, Tues. The Ministry of Education today described response to the new admission scheme for six-year-olds as "overwhelming." Of about 1,400 places available In the 24 Chinese schools listed for enrolment, over 1,000 places had been filled by noon today, reliable sources from
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    Carry on Tengku's good work: Razak
    198 15 Carry on Tengku's good work: Razak KOTA KINABALU. Tues. Tun Abdul Razak said today the good work initiated by Tengku Abdul Rahman to build an independent and sovereign Malaysia of one race must be continued. "This Is the best way of showing our respect and dedication to the Tengku's hopes
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    Expert's three conditions for 1972 boom
    71 15 Expert's three conditions for 1972 boom SINGAPORE, Tues— Dr. Albert Winsemius, economic development adviser to the Singapore Government, said on tils arrival today that Singapore could expect a minor economic boom by the middle of next year. Or. Winsemius said the boom would occur providing inflationary tendencies continued in developing
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    Dismissal hearing
    56 15 SINGAPORE. Tues. Hearing of the suit by police corporal V. Sithambaram. 40. who alleges that he had been wrongfully dismissed from the force, will continue tomorrow. At today's hearing in the High Court, his counsel. Mr. J.B. Jeyaretnam. submitted that Sithambaram had been denied his fundamental right to
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      543 15 On your TV and Radio 3.11 P.M. Opening and Housewives I.N Science Report Matinee Tragedy of Match 7.11 Alfred Hitchcock Dry Run Marriages (Hokkien, Part 1) (dialogue in Cantonese) 345 For the Family (C) 7.41 News and Newsreel (0 4.15 Diary of Events in Singapore US F. 8.1. The Target
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    85 16 A body to probe bus grouses CINGAPORE. Tues. Bus com p a n ies have set up a committee to look into complaints and suggestions of bus commuters. The committee, it is understood, may eventually replace the Chinese Bus Owners Association which at present excludes the 'Singapore Traction Company, to
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    96 16 NPC to expand its courses SINGAPORE, Tues. The National Productivity Centre would soon be able to expand its courses and consultancy services In the fields of general and personnel management, its director, Dr. David C.E. Chew, said today. The NPC would also provide courses and consultancy services in supervisory development,
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    S'pore date for the pop singing pastors
    157 16  -  TAP. WEE LIAN By HAVE leave will travel is the motto of the latest "pop" group to come to Singapore. And if you realise the Christones are no ordinary singers, you'll understand why they only make their tours when all four members of
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    131 16 JAIL FOR JOBLESS MAN WHO VANISHED WITH CAR CINGAPORE, Tues. J A Jobless man took a car advertised for sale for a test run, and never came back, a magistrate's court was told today. Cyril Anthony Louis, 27. who pleaded guilty today, was Jailed for one year after he admitted
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    55 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Vice-chancellor or the University of Malaya. Processor Ungku Aziz will deliver the Sir William Meyer Endowment lectures at the University of Madras in October. The lectures, founded by an outstanding Finance Minister of India, is one of the most prestigious foundation
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    33 16 IPOH. Tues. Catholics will celebrate the silver Jubilee priesthood of Rev. Father J. Clattl with a buffet dinner in his honour at the Sam Tet School hall here on June 29.
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    HDB flats for 273 fire victims
    101 16 SINGAPORE, Tues. A total of 273 victims of the Tanjong Katong fire last Friday have been provided flats in various Housing Board estates. Most of them were moved to their new homes during the week-end. A spokesman for the Social Welfare Department said today
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    355 16 Driving teachers blame testers, police Move to explain the problems to Yong SINGAPORE, Tues. JjHIVIN(i instructors in Singaj>ore, much run down in recent public remarks about their competence, are hitting back at "police harshness" and "authority -abusing" testers. They have also asked to meet the Communications Minister, Mr. Yong Nyuk
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    Half of Labour Exchange jobs go to Malays
    150 16 Half of Labour Exchange jobs go to Malays CINGAPORE, Tues. Almost half the 7,340 people who found Jobs through the Labour Exchange last year were Malays. In a letter today to the Straits Times, the Ministry of Labour said that Malays comprised 45.2 per cent or 3.318 of the successful
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    Youth faces 2 charges
    52 16 SINGAPORE, 'i»es. Pok Pook Seng. 17. jobless, today faced two charges of robbing two men >f $230 and valuables in P*"-k S;ah Street on May 3 and 25. No plea was recorded. Fok was remanded at the Central police sta ion until June 29. pending further
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    70 20 TMI FAMILY of the late Mr*. Oan Boon Huat (nee Tok Chwee Neo) sincerely thanks relatives, friend*, omc* colleagues, doctors and nurses K K.M.H for their kind assistance, condolences, wreaths, scroll*, donation* and kind attendance during their recent bereavement. MRS. GLORIA LIM Wee Ghee nee King Ol Lin called
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    47 20 LOUIS! KLERK'S SALONS In Hotel Blngapura for your latest hairstyles, expert perming and torgeous tinting Very moderate prices. Appointments: telephone *****3 U'pore). MEMO Miss Yong. Mr. Khoo and ten others will be coming for a conference. Oet Nescafii ready and sandwiches with Nestles Swiss Knight' cheese.
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    177 20 SVASTI Komchao Kokasat (Jon), ■on of HRH Prince Svastl and HH Princess Chawi Wilal of Thailand, beloved husband of Nellie, passed axay peacefully 20.6.71 leaving son Daniel PatanadeJ, daughter* Jolle Wonxchawl, Penny Bhanlnadh A ton-ln-law Dr. Alan Heng. Night Service 8.30 p.m. Friday 29.6.71 at 116 Kng Neo Aye.
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    25 20 IN EVER LOVING MEMORY of Ma lan Hong Beng Ouat, born 1872. Dinartti 23-6-70 Badly missed with member< 1 by children and grandchildren.
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    17 20 KHOO ING TlCK—Cortege leaves S4O East Coast load for Mount Vernoi crematorium today at 3.30 p.m.
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    Poser on architects' 'nominal fee' gesture to Govt
    129 21 Poser on architects' 'nominal fee' gesture to Govt SINGAPORE, Tuei. Should the Singapore Institute of Architects, a professional body, undertake to design Government projects at nominal cost? This poser was raised In the editorial of the SIA newsletter out today. According to the editorial, the SIA recently completed the master
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    Officer in a hurry
    59 21 SINGAPORE. Tues. An army lieutenant was in such a hurry to report for duty after lunch that he drove across double white line* to overtake other vehicles, a magistrate's court heard today. Lt. Sng Klan Huat pleaded guilty and was fined $20 for the offence In
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    $100,000 gift
    26 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Tries. The Rubber Producers' Council of Malaya will donate 1 100 000 to the Ex-Services Association of Malaysia's building fund on Thursday.
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    $15,000 to get possession of his house
    235 21 $15,000 to get possession of his house SINGAPORE, Tuesday A PROPERTY owner today won a High Court civil suit for possession of a house In his land at Coronation Road West at a cost of $15,000. r Mr. Khew Ah Bah of Amber Road will have to pay this sum
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    Youth on theft charge
    74 21 SINGAPORE. Tuea. A youth. Llm Kirn Swee. 19. was charged today with theft at the Singapore Recreation Club car park on May 29 between 10.30 p.m. and 1145 p.m. He Is alleged to have stolen a purse containing a pink Identity card, a driving license, a
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    Had revolver charge
    46 21 BINOAPORE. Tues. Teo Seng Seok. 23. wu charged In court today with unlawfully having a revolver and three round* of ammunition In Sembawanf Hill Estate this morning. No plea wu recorded and he ih remanded at the Central police station for a week.
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    Saber Air loses $lmil revenue
    303 21 Saber Air loses $lmil revenue Jakarta Customs action raises cargo rates SINGAPORE. Tu*)«. $ABER AIR, Singapore s Governmentbacked charter and cargo airline, has lost about $1 million in revenue during the past seven weeks since the Indonesian (iovernment imposed stringent Customs regulations in Jakarta. It was learned that most of
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    Another bank to pay more bonus
    255 21 Another bank to pay more bonus CINGAPORE, Tues A second bank in Singapore Is to pay Its employees three months' salary as annual bonus this year. The United Malayan Banking Corporation Berhad <UMBC) will also pay its staff In its headquarters and six branches here bonus backpay from July 1
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    Anti-typhoid campaign
    40 21 BANDAR SERI BEOAWAN, Tues. A vaccination campaign has begun In Brunei's Kampong Ayer to stop the spread of typhoid. A government spokesman said, however, there was no cause for alarm but advised the people to take necessary precautions.
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      M-Cup: 4 regulars out of team vs Negri
      228 22  - M-Cup: 4 regulars out of team vs Negri JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE will be with- out four regular internationals for their opening Malaysia Cup soccer match against N«(ri Sembilan at Station Padang in Seremban today. The four recently took part in the Jakarta Independence Day soccer championships. Three of them
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      'Yes' from 12 to Asian cycling
      329 22  - 'Yes' from 12 to Asian cycling GODFREY ROBERT By piVE more countries, taking the total to 12. have agreed to take part in the Fifth Asian Cycling Championships in Singapore from Oct. 23 to 30. Announcing this at yesterday's second or g a nising council meeting at the Ministry of
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      Silver Cup to Bee Khim
      100 22 SINGAPORE'S top woman golfer Kee Bee Khim added another feather to her cap when she won the Singapore Island Country Ciud Silver Cup by beating Pat Stewart 4 and 3 In the final at Island Course yesterday. The Slam Cup went to Edna Andrews who
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      HK set eyes on Asian school soccer title
      204 22 HK set eyes on Asian school soccer title TJONG KONG will 1 make vigorous claims to the second Asian School Soccer Cha m p i onship in Singapore next month judging from the Intensive centralised training they are currently undergoing. The Hongkong School Sports Association have selected 17 players and
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      29 22 A goal by outside left Kirn Prasad gave Police "C 1-0 win over Woodbrldge Hospital In a SHA junior knockout first round match at Thomson Road yesUr-
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      233 22  - OUCH! WHAT AN EVENING OF HOWLS, SNARLS PERCY SENEVIRATNE By TELEVISION'S popular "World Cham nlonship Wrestling" series went live at the Gay World in Singapore last night complete with snarls, sweat and saliva. It was a ballyhoo without doubt. The fans who crammed into the stadium did not think so.
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      TBA strike form in second half
      216 22  -  PETER SIOW By TVJP contenders Tamil Brothers Association found their form in the second half to score an impressive 6-1 win over Seletar Youths for their second successive victory in a FAS dlv. 2 league match at Farrer Park yesterday. Down 1-0 at half-time,
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      577 22 England bowlers' revenge in drawn Test T ONDON, Tuei. Paki- stan collapsed to 148 aU out In the'.r first innings 93 behind Enpland on the fifth Knd final day of the second cricket Test at Lord's here today. At tea, with the match seemingly headed for a certain draw, England
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      Lock icon Pele gets $5m contract offer
      57 22 PARIS. Tues. French soccer club Parus-St. Germain has offered Brazilian football star Pele a three-year contract, a team spokesman said here today. A nine million franc 05.066.000) contract has been offered to Pele and arrangements are being studied by his Brazilian club. Santos, the spokesman
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      383 22 LONDON. Tuesday AUSTRALIAN Mrs. Mar■^garet Court, opening the defence of her third Wimbledon's women's singles crown had a virtual walkover today In a secondround mafrh against her compartrlot Lorraine Robinson on the centre court on the second day of the Wimbledon Open tennis championships here. Mrs.
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      173 23 Trees of 126 countries for 'Games glade' MUNICH. Tues. Wllll 1 Daume, organising chairman of the 1972 Munich Olympics, suggested yesterday that each of the 126 teams competing bring a tree symbolic of their nation. Mr. Daume said the Idea came from the president of the National Olympic Committee of
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      $90,000 playoff to Trevino by three strokes
      541 23 20-foot birdie putt clinches victory NEW YORK, Tues. Lee Trevino shot a two-under par 68 yesterday to defeat Jack Nicklaus by three strokes and win the 71st U.S. Open golf championship in an 18--hole playoff at the alternately rain-and-sun-drenched Mer i o n
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      150 23 BIGGAR IS STAR IN LIONS' VICTORY BLENHEIM i New Zealand). Tues. The British Lions Hugby Union team withstood a second half onslaught to beat the lowly-rated Marl-borough-Nelson Bays team by 31-12 here today. In the final 23 minutes, the combined team scored (our tries and the lack or a goalklcker
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      US baseball results
      67 23 NEW YORK, Tues. Results of baseball games played yesterday American Leafne: Baltimore 7 Washington 1; Cleveland v Boston postponed; Milwaukee 3 California 2 (10 inns); Chicago 5 Kansas City 1: Oakland 3 Minnesota 3. National Lea«ae: Atlanta 6 Montreal 4 (Ist game). Montreal 5 Atlanta 3 (2nd);
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      608 23  - Count Carlo looks hard to beat EPSOM JEEP By fOUNT CARLO, a useful sprinter in Class 5, did a fine gallop on good going at Bukit Timah yesterday when he ran 3f in 38 3/5 sec. Jockey Johnny Rao kept the four-year-old on the bit all the way. Count Carlo,
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      287 23 Clay will float like an elephant, says Ellis UOUSTON, Tues. 11 Jimmy Ellis, a trim 190-lb for his July 26 fight with Casslus Clay, said the 224-,lb Clay would "float like an elephant and sting like a snail" in their Astrodome bout. Angelo Dundee, Clay's former trainer who now Is
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      57 22 Netball SWNA league: Dlv. 3 Sprinters II v Frawr and Neave; PSA v 007 II (River Valley Road 5.30 p.m > Soccer Friendly: Hong Kong Bank v Police (Oeylang 5. 1S p.m i Inter-Ocean Lines v OPN Bport« Club (Parrer Park 5.15 p.m.) Squash SSRA league: ANZUK v SCC; Police
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