The Straits Times, 24 June 1971

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times. The National Estd. IMS THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Haw Par deals probe
    649 1  - Haw Par deals probe BLAIR JOHNSON: Monetary Authority check on trading By Singapore, Wed. DEALINGS in How Par International shares last week are being investigated. The inquiry was ordered today by Monetary Authority of Singapore managing director Mr. Michael Wong Pak-shong. Officials of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore
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    Britain is in!
    626 1 Accord at last on entry into Common mart T UXEMBOURG, Wed. Britain and the European Common Market after 10 years of talks and two French vetoes today agreed on terms for British entry into the booming continental trading block. With a 4.30 a.m. toast in champagne, British
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    PEOPLES FRONT CRISIS
    747 1  -  LESLIE FONG: By Singapore, Wednesday A CRISIS has erupted within the month old Peoples Front. The result may be a complete split of the new political party and the oustlnr of lawyer Mr. Lvi Boon Poh as secretary-general. This is over two major issues Mr. Lui's own
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    Lock icon 'No' to talks
    29 1 ADDIS ABABA, Wed— African heads of state today overwhelmingly rejected dialogue with South Africa, proposed by the Ivory Coast as a «tcp toward peaceful neutrality.— AP.
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    Lock icon 12 years for RAF spy
    84 1 LEEDS (England). Wed. Former British Air Force Sergeant Nicholas Prager was jailed for 12 years today, after being found guilty of passing defence secrets to Czechoslovakia. Prager, who had denied the charges, was found not guilty of preparing for further espionage. The sentence came at
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    Fourth paper enters Pentagon secrets game
    317 1 Fourth paper enters Pentagon secrets game pHICAGO, Wed. The Chicago Sun-Times entered the secret papers game today. The newspaper carried extracts from classified documents which suggested that the Kennedy administration was "Intimately Involved" In the overthrow of South Vietnamese President Ngo Dinh Diem. The paper's editor, Mr. James F. Hoge
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    Lock icon $90mil heroin seized
    49 1 MONTREAL, Wed. Canadian police have made one of their largest heroin seizures, worth up to US$3O million (|M million) on ihe illicit market, hidden In a car atjoatd a Soviet ship, it was announced today The vessel was on a voyage from Frar.ce to Canada. UPI.
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    Lock icon Ex-Minister jailed
    33 1 NAIROBI. Wed. A former Kenyan assistant Education Minister, Oldeon Mutlso, was Jailed for nlne-nnd-half years today after pleading guilty here to a charge of conspiring to overthrow the Kenya Oovernmen» Reuter.
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    OAU call
    46 1 ADDIS ABABA. Wed— The Organisation of African Unity (OAU) summit here today called for an urgent meeting of the United Nations Security Council to discuss Namibia (South West Africa) in the light of the World Court decision that South Africa's presence there is illegal.
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    Lock icon Chou's 'no vengeful action' pledge
    559 1  -  SEYMOUR TOPPING: By Peking, Wednesday PREMIER Chou En-lai has announced that no vengeful action would be taken against the people of Taiwan if the island yielded to Peking's control. He broke Peking's silence on the future of the inhabitants of Taiwan in the event of
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    Lock icon MARCH ON U.S. EMBASSY
    40 1 NEW DELHI, Wed. About 30 MPs marched on the U.S. Embassy today and demanded that the American Government halt two cargo ships that were reported to be carrying arms from the U.S. to West Pakistan UPI.
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    Pretty Marvi is here on goodwill mission from Manila
    208 2  -  CHUA SIEW KENG By SINGAPORE. Wed. —No. this pretty, fresh -eyed lass Is not a beauty «;ueen. Nor Is she a n»odeL Fifteen year-old Mi'.-vl Ramos, with ■oft jet-black, long hair and a lovely olive skinned complexion Is a Girl Guide
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    Life still goes on in curfew areas of Perak
    512 2  -  STEPHEN BOEY: MILITARY FOLLOW-UP AGAINST REDS Ipoh, Wednesday— l I IFE must go on even if one has to live dangerously. That is the philosophy of thousands of people whose livelihood is affected by the 24-hour curfew imposed since June 15.
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    Chest X-ray campaign
    72 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. Th« Kampong OUm citizens' consultative committee will hold a chest X-ray campaign for the ootistltuency from next month. Free X-rays will be given at the Kampong alum Community Centre on July 14. 15. 16. from July 19 to 23. and at Kota Raja Community Centre
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    S'PORE NOT ASKED TO TRACK WANTED AMERICAN
    156 2 S'PORE NOT ASKED TO TRACK WANTED AMERICAN SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore police said today they had not been asked to help In the search for a wanted American. George Faussnacht, 35. In whose Philadelphia home was recently found a huge supply of arms and explosives, faces arrest by his home
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    S'pore to host social welfare meeting
    77 2 S'pore to host social welfare meeting SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Council of Social Service will host a meeting of the International Council of Social Welfare Asian and Western Pacific Regional Working Party from June 28 to July 2. Delegates from about 10 nations will attend the conference which Is being
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    PAP current affairs
    67 2 PAP current affairs SINGAPORE, Wed— The Minister lor Culture, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, will open a series of talks on current affairs to be held at the PAP Queenstown branch on Sunday. The branch's youth section Is also organising a course on folk dancing, beginning on July 19 Admission Is
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    Lock icon Barracks rent row still not solved
    124 2 /CANBERRA, Wed. A Kj dispute between the Australian and Singapore Governments over payment of rent for barracks accommodation in Singapore remains unsolved, senior defence sources here said today. The sources said no announcement of an agreement between the two governments was Imminent. They said
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    Co-op plan to fight price increases
    378 3  -  JOSEPH YEO SCHEME SENT TO NTUC By SINGAPORE, Wed. The Consumers' Association of Singapore ((.ASK) is planning a co-operative for meat, fish, vegetables, eggs and poultry with the NTUC to fight price hikes. Dr. Henry Ong, pro-tern chairman of CASE said today he had
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    Tun urged to help retrenched clerks
    112 3 Tun urged to help retrenched clerks KUALA LI'MPL'R, Wed. Tun Abdul Razak was today urged to intervene in the Government's retrenchment of 4,000 temporary clerks and typists in the civil service. This was one of three resolutions adopted at a rally attended by more than 1.000 members of the Amalgamated
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    Jek to open cinema
    43 3 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Minuter fur Culture Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, will open Singapore's first drive-in cinema at Jurong on July 14. Its '.lrst film "Doctor in Trouble" will be a charity premiere. The cinrma is part of Cathay Organisation.
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    N-Day meeting
    34 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Upper Serangoon constituency will hold Its second meeting to discuss preparations (or the 6th. National Day celebration; at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Upper Serangoon (Mi m.s.) community centre.
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    Convention from hotel men of 8 countries
    93 3 Convention from hotel men of 8 countries SINGAPORE, Wed. HoUlim irom eight Asian countries are meeting here next week for a four-day tourism convention. They belong to the Orient Chain Hotels, an organisation formed for the mutual benefit of 12 hotels In the eight countries Including Singapore. Malaysia, Thailand, Hong
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    Two clerks for youth liner
    60 3 PENANO, Wed.— Two Penang clerks have been selected to Join 348 other Asians for monthlong "Asian Youth Voyage, sponsored by the Japanese Junior Chamber. Miss Molly Khoo. 22. and Mr. S. Ramalingam 18. both City Council clerks, will fly to Hong Kong on Sunday to
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    MUSIC LIGHTS THE WORLD FOR BLIND VIOLINIST MOHAMMED
    185 3  -  RITA LOONG: By Singapore, Wed MUSIC 1 ignis the world for blind violinist and pianist Mohammed All Partokesuemo (above). For .Mohammed, it is something he must have every day or "I will not feel aU rightHe is here for a brief stopover
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    HK team here to study change to metric
    119 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. A three-man working party appointed by the Hong Kong Government is now In Singapore to study the change to metrication here. It is led by Mr. H. Miller, member of the Hong Kong Metrication Com m 1 1 tee and
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    LONG TROUSERS FOR BRUNEI POLICEMEN
    117 3 OANDA SERI BEGAWAN. Wed. The Brunei police are to lose that leggy look. Things are also being designed to keep them much cooler. These are two basic changes in the new police uniforms which will come In force soon. Deputy Commissioner of Police Penglran Dato
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    Income tax course at varsity
    64 3 Income tax course at varsity SINGAPORE, Wed —The University of Singapore's Extramural Studies Department will hold a six-lecture course on income tax. Mr. Lee Fook Hong, a tax consultant will give the lectures between 7.30 p.m. and 9 p.m. at the university's Physics Room Two from July 13. The course
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    Typhoid: Satay shop ordered to close
    192 3  - Typhoid: Satay shop ordered to close IGNATIUS STEPHEN By BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Wed. The Medical Department today ordered the town's leading satay shop to be closed following the isolation of a suspected typhoid "carrier" here. The tracking down of the carrier comes In the wake of an Increased number of
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    Tape-player theft
    36 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. Hawker Moh Kirn Llong. 17, today admitted stealing a tape-player worth $150 from a car parked along Queens Street on June 20. Sentence was postponed to July 7 'pending a probation report.
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    'Master forger' makes a living from dying art
    348 4  -  LIM SUAN KOOI By Singapore, Wed. jy(R. T'ao Shou-Po has "forged" 35,000 signatures and has made a fortune from this art. But he walks a free man. In fact, Mr. T'ao, a robust 70-year-old, is a master of a dying art seal
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    Export boom if wages are kept down
    296 4 Export boom if wages are kept down CINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore will be able to "outbid" many rivals in selling goods to world markets if she keeps her wage costs down to a reasonable level. This was the consensus of business circles today when they analysed Singapore's export chances next year
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    Baby show at centre
    65 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Women's sub-committee of Jalan Tenteram Community Centre Is organising a baby ■how on Sunday, August IS, at 9 am at the centre 'o celebrate Singapore's 6th National Day. Entry forms are available at the centre. The contest Is divided Into three groups for
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    Safety first contest
    43 4 Safety first contest SINGAFORE. Wed. Mrs. Jek Yeun Thong, wife of the Minister (or Culture, will present prizes at the finals of the Singapore Junior Safety First Council's ninth annual Inter-school Safety First English oratorical contest at the Cultural Centre on June 28.
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    Police appeal to hold-up victims
    137 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Vlcotims of robberies committed in ihe Chinatown area during the last four months were today asked to contact the police to assist them in their investigations. This follows the arrest of five men and recovery of various articles. The men were picked up
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    'ENOUGH NEW STAFF AT S'PORE VARSITY'
    108 4 'ENOUGH NEW STAFF AT S'PORE VARSITY' CINGAPORE, Wed. <- The tJ University of Singapore today said It had enough new staff to absorb Its loss of lecturer*. Commenting on the latest resignations of two lecturers from the Business Administration Department last month a spokesman said: "We have a larre number
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    BOWLING CENTRE CLOSED AS IT HAD NO LICENCE
    158 5 BOWLING CENTRE CLOSED AS IT HAD NO LICENCE SINGAPORE, Wed. The 16-lane International Bowling Centre at Hyatt Hotel was ordered to close yesterday because it had been operating without a licence. But It will reopen soon. The owners. Vat Yuen Hong Company, have applied for a licence to operate the
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    SOS brings in a new 737
    331 5  - SOS brings in a new 737 ARTHUR RICHARDS Plane tyres burst before take-off -By- SINGAPORE, Wednesday jyjSA's new-type Hoeing 737, due to go into service only in August, was brought in for emergency duty today when an MSA plane burs! its tyres Ix'fore take-off at Singapore airport The Boeing 737
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    Lock icon CHRISTINE SHAPING UP NICELY FOR TOKYO
    120 5 CHRISTINE SHAPING UP NICELY FOR TOKYO rpHINGS are nicely shap--1 iiir up for pretty Christine Gabriel. Singapore's eirl at next month's Miss Young International Pageant in Tokyo. Eicht weeks ago, she was told in blunt terms that she's little thick under the chin and around the neck and waist to
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    Blood donation
    26 5 SINGAPORE. Wed Ten members from the Singapore Lions Club (East) will donate blood tomorrow at 2 p.m at the blood bank at Outram Hospital.
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    Two Chinese school teachers' unions plan to merge
    305 5 Two Chinese school teachers' unions plan to merge SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Chinese School Teachers' Union and the Singapore Chinese Middle School Teachers' Union plan to menje Into a single body. The merger will unite 1.000 members from the SCSTU and 800 members from the SCMSTU. The SCBTU represents mainly
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    SUPERVISEE 'TOO DRUNK' TO RETURN TO CAMP
    114 5 SUPERVISEE 'TOO DRUNK' TO RETURN TO CAMP SINGAPORE, Wed. A police supervisee who said that he had been "too drunk" to return to his camp was today jailed for two years by a district court. Ooh Puay Ouan admitted being outdoors when he was required to be In the Ahmad
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    Desertion—under the same roof
    212 5 Desertion— under the same roof SINGAPORE. Wed EX)R four years a man r and his wife, whose marriage "was on the rocks", continued to live together in their Housing Board flat by* in separate rooms. Today, a High Court jm „j ii iv tnai Mr. M. Monan Janardan Sundram, a
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    Good deed cost him $100
    81 5 Good deed cost him $100 OINGAPORE, Wed.-Na-tional serviceman Lew Chye Engs good deed taking a sick comrade home in his car cost him $100 today. He was fined ror speeding at 70 to 75 m.p.h., along Upper East Coast Road on Nov. 23. 1969. Lew of Haig Road Camp I
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    Speeding fine
    40 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. Motorcyclist Yee Pock Yong of Jalan Memblna was fined $55 by a magistrate's court for speeding at 54 to 56 m.p.h. along Nicoll Highway, where the speed limit is 40 m.p.h. on April 8 last year.
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    Englisheducated response to school scheme poor
    292 6  -  MASIE KWEE By CINQAPORE, Wed. The three-day enrolment of six-year-olds who start school next month ended today with one significant outcome. It was found that In areas where families are predominantly Englisheducuted, response to the scheme was comparatively poor. Statistics for the new Ministry
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    ROLA LIKES CLEAN AND ORDERLY S'PORE
    105 6 ROLA LIKES CLEAN AND ORDERLY S'PORE SINGAPORE. Wed— Two things about Singapore impress jet-setter Rola Sung law and order, and cleanliness. This lovely Korean singer should know. For she's worked in some of the top cities of the world, especially in America and Europe. Rola (above) said: "I'm quite particular
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    Fijian Minister flies in
    48 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Fijian Minister for Finance. Mr W. Barrett, arrived in Singapore tonight to discuss with Singapore Government officials Fiji's desire to Join the Asian grouping of the World Bank. Mr. Barrett will meet the Minister for Finance. Mr. Hon Sui Sen, tomorrow.
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    Engineering society
    31 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Satlsh P Doshi has been elected chairman of the Singapore Polytechnic Engineering Society Mr. Yeow Chew Yoon was elected vire-chalrman and Mr. Wong Vat Foo. secretary.
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    Bukit Ho Swee thefts: 3 held
    95 6 Bukit Ho Swee thefts: 3 held SINGAPORE, Wed— Police today arrested three youths in Jalan Bukit Ho Swee In connection with at least three cases of housebreaking and theft in the area. They were arrested by Detective Sub-Inspector Harmone Singh and detective constable Lim Kah Chin at 10.30 a.m. following
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    Free music
    32 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Chamber Ensemble in association with the National Library, will present a "musical soiree" on Sunday at 8 pm. in the National Library Lecture Hall (admission free*
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    Prof. Lim is dean of Arts Faculty
    144 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. Professor Lim Chong Yah. 39, acting head of the Economics Department at the University of Singapore, has been elected dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. Pr3viously Reader in Economics and senior lecturer, he holds a doctorate in economics
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    Test $2m cargo going direct to buyer
    274 6 Test $2m cargo going direct to buyer New dollar-saving way of shipping rubber SINGAPORE, Wednesday THE 8,200-ton South Venture left with 4,171) tons of unitiscd rubber today for the United States, putting to test a new; dollarsaving method of shipping rubber direct to 1 American buyers. The steamer, carrying the
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    AFTER THE BATTLEWAS OVER...
    909 7 GUS MACDONALD, who was recently in Russia, reports on the problem of the women there too much equality. A SU R P RISING oversight in the minor Industry of Women's Lib publications ls the near-total neglect of the one place where women have almost made It
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    Wanted—safer cars or better drivers?
    1383 7 Wanted— safer cars or better drivers? David Fishlock says 'the human factor' has been neglected LONDON Do people really want cars that are safer? Safer cars mean more costly cars, more frequent and stlffer tests, more legislation and more public servants to see it enforced. Americans, the most car-conscious people
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    Safety awards for 136
    59 8 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Milton Tan, chairman ot the National Safety First Council, will present safety awards to 136 employees of BP Singapore at the BP House training centre. Paslr Pan Jang, tomorrow. The awards, similar to those Introduced by BP Refinery to 1U staff, are for
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    'KEEP TO YOUR STUDIES' ADVICE TO STUDENTS
    180 8 MALACCA, Wed. Education Minister Inche Hussein Onn today told students that they should concentrate on their studies and not get involved in "other matters". "You should allow such matters to be taken care of by the Government which is capable of doing so,"
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    Watchman fined
    55 8 SINGAPORE. Wed— A watchman. Letchumana Pathy s/o Vadivellu PUlai. 41. was fined $100 or 10 days' jail for possession of stolen goods at Oate 2 PSA. on April 1 at about 11.50 p.m. They Included two calces of soap. 14 packets of perfumed tissues, two bottles of cologne,
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    Organ music festival
    43 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. A local organ music festival will be held to select an organist for an international competition in Japan. The first Singapore organ festival, sponsored by Yamaha Music (Asia* Ltd.. will be held trom early July to early August.
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    HOUSEWIFE AGREES TO RETURN TO HUSBAND
    112 8 HOUSEWIFE AGREES TO RETURN TO HUSBAND SINGAPORE, Wed. A housewife agreed today to return to her husband after he promised to set up a new home without his mother staying with them. Her mother-in-law, who was in court, fainted during; a brief adjournment but was revived 10 minutes later. Krishna
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    War veteran to visit former battlefields
    68 8 SINGAPORE, Wed. Sir Arthur Lee, national president of the Returned Services League of Australia, and his wife will arrive in Singapore on Sunday for a five-day visit. Sir Arthur and Lady Lee are on an unofficial tour of the places In South-east Asia In
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    Scouts chairman
    29 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr Rufus Yen Lie Koh. a hotel project manager, has been elected president and chairman of the executive committee for the Newton District Boy Scouts.
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    S'pore understands Pak refugees problem best, says Narayan
    234 8 S'pore understands Pak refugees problem best, says Narayan SINGAPORE, Wednesday INDIAN leader Jaya Prakash Narayan, who is here at the tailend of a world tour to explain the East Pakistan refugees problem, said that of all the capitals he visited he found "the best appreciation of the situation in Singapore."
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    Guilty bosses at building sites
    302 8  - Guilty bosses at building sites P. M. RAMAN: 'Hit-and-run policy' to complete urgent jobs By Singapore, Wed CMALL-tkne contractors with urgent jobs in hand are said to be responsible for em ploying the thousands of non-citi/ens at build ing' construction sites without lust obtaining work permits. Inquiries today in building
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    $2 million overseas orders in danger says firm
    201 8 $2 million overseas orders in danger says firm tors Association, are awa-»- that they cannot employ I non-citizens without firs* obtaining work permits, and also that the procedure I i getting permits have been simplified. The president of the association, Mr. Ton Sens Sit. said he had issued ;i circular
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    Public are warned of military exercises
    116 8 Public are warned of military exercises DINGAPORE, Wed. The I O Ministry of Defence has advised the public that blanks will be used during the following military exercises. Tamplnrs area between 7.30 am. on Monday and 5.30 p.m on Wednesday; Mandal forest between 8 a.m. on Monday and 12 noon.
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    Supervisee jailed
    50 8 SINGAPORE. Wed— Police supervisee Amat bin Junit alias Ahmad bin Junit 23. was today jailed for .six months after he admitted being outdoors near Amber Road at 8 p.m. yesterday. Under a Ministry of Home Affairs order, he had to remain indoors from 6 p.m. to 6 am
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    'Reefers' fine
    32 8 SINOAPORE. Wed— Two labourers. Atan bin Manjur Shah. 30. and Saminathan Mariappan, 21. were today fined ISO each after they admitted smoking reefers of Indian Hemp In N*ll Road ves'erday
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      271 8 Straits Times Crossword I |bb| ACROSS a. 7 muddled about the 1. 5 Association battlefield? (8. French? Not so many (4, 4). 6). 11. Cite mad penal reform 5. Prank composer of "The when and where? (4. 3. 5). Sea" (6). IS. English river In spate over 9. 5. Game
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  • Lettes to the Editor
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      SEASONFARES FOR OVERAGED PUPILS?
      120 9 SEASONFARES FOR OVERAGED PUPILS? I WOULD like to know why the Ministry of Communications and the bus companies never considered issuing, season tickets to school children above 18! If the university students under 24 are granted season tickets, why not school children above 18? No doubt, they are overaged but
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      95 9 rUR report last week said that students who are bus commuters form almost two-thirds of the 12,000 under-g r a d v a t c population in "the Republic's five institutions of higher learning." A later report named the institutions. Reading it one would have the Impression that there were
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      65 9 IT is (treat to see an 89--year-old grandpa with walking; stick alighting from a bus comfortably and safely. It happened at 11.55 a.m. on Saturday, June 19. at a bus section opposite a Hindu temple in South Bridge Road. The patience and care from the conductor and the driver of
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      Treating the public like crooks to catch a crook
      380 9 Treating the public like crooks to catch a crook JT IS sad and frightening that certain members of the police force Fed they have to employ insolence and threats to gain public co-operation. This Is what happened to me when I was unfortu nate enough to be collared for an
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      103 9 ALL religions have their own customs. Like Muslims, the Hindus do not normally wear shoes, slippers or sandals in their homes. Idols and statues are kept for prayers In the main hall or in other rooms of the house which have to be treated respectfully as sacred places. When meter-
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      164 9 MR. RAJARATNAM iST, June 18) can expect plain sailing over the STB's plan to levy 10 cents per call over a fixed quota of telephone calls per month Just as Singapore has accepted reasonable" increases in the cost of food, fuel, transport and housing. The Government can also take back
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      107 9 EVER since you published my letter (ST., May 10) I have been waiting for a reply from the Ministry of Education regarding my unsuccessful application to Pre-U One classes. But till today there has been no reply. I wonder what is going on in the Ministry regarding cases like mine.
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      A post which doesn't exist, says Dr Toh
      182 9 T REFER to your story headed "Envoy is named second deputy head of varsity" (ST June 18) No proposal has been put forward berore the University Council for the appointment of a second deputy vice-chancellor much less Mr. Baker's appointment to a
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      How you should shop around for a fair deal
      291 9 How you should shop around for a fair deal ]tf V local retailer sup--ITI plies my grocery needs efficiently, reliably and courteously—and delivers twice dally, if necessary. When I first moved to this area. I "shopped around" a fair amount, and am now pretty sure where prices differ above or
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      76 9 I am employed by a foreign publishing firm as a sales representative solely on a commission basis. No transport allowance is given. I believe it is only right and proper that my employer should contribute on my behalf to the Central Provident Fund paying in 10 per cent of the
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      73 9 rpHERE are two concrete 1 pillars at the entrance leading to the Armenian Street carpark. One of these pillars Is tilting towards the road and is in danger of collapsing. This entrance Is often used by motorists as well as a great number of schoolchildren dally and before any harm
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      Govt replies...
      192 9 Govt replies. 11/ITH reference to the TV letter by V.N. Mahtanl (ST.. June 10). the Chief Building Surveyor's records show that in 1967. your correspondent displayed a sign which depicted not only the name of his shop at Changl Village, but also the trade name of the product sold therein.
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      98 9 I REFER to the letter by "Anti-Mosquito" (ST., June 7) concerning the mosquito nuisance at Lorong Satun and Lorong Loyak. A survey of the area disclosed mosquito breedings In water-bearing receptacles within 14 private homes. Discarded tins Indiscriminately thrown onto the vacant land complained of were also found to be
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      THEY ARE SEVEN
      515 10 Whatever the British public may feel about the agreement reached at Luxembourg yesterday morning, the spokesmen of the European Six are confident that their historic decision will change the economic and political future of Europe. They may be right. Every Western European, including the honorary Europeans in
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      SOVIET-ISRAELI TIES
      235 10 The possibility of a resumption of diplomatic relations between Israel and the Soviet Union, broken off in 1967, has obviously brightened. Hence the Israeli Foreign Minister, Mr. Aba Eban's recent statements welcoming a renewal cf relations with Moscow. Admittedly Russian military aid has made Egypt more powerful than
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      END THE 'MISADVENTURES'
      233 10 The fiery "death by misadventure" of a young welder on board a tanker at the Jurong shipyard draws attention once more to the need for more effective industrial safety measures in Singapore. Evidence at the inquest into this tragedy showed that no safety measures had been provided
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    A MAN WHO TAKES ON THE 'IMPOSSIBLE'
    698 10  - A MAN WHO TAKES ON THE 'IMPOSSIBLE' N.S. MUTHANA BY KUALA LUMPUR IT takes singularly uncommon strength or character for a man to turn his back on political power when it is within his grasp. Jayaprakash Narayan. the Indian humanist who arrives In Kuala Lumpur today, is an example of
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      No cause for hysteria...
      90 10 18 GASOLINE with lead a worse pollutant than gasoline without lead? Although lead -free gasoline is used in the United States, non-lead high-octane gasoline would produce about as much pollution as the lead additives. Thus, the removal of lead from gasoline would not halt pollution. This
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      101 10 JN SPITE of numerous complaints about the cattle nuisance in towns I still find a lot of stray cattle In the Seremban town area. Recently I was Involved In a terrifying encounter with a cow running amok in front of the NJ3. Padang. Paul Street. Had It not been for
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      Postmen—they have a 'mechanical' life
      94 10 I AM a retired "io--1 bot"... And if anyone contradicts me I have absolute proof: 33 years of service with the post office. Therefore. I know too well that postal workers are expected to work like mechanical men unstlntlngly and without question. And 1 endorse
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      78 10 Every day was a slave shift. And Saturdays we had to work a full day (without pay). For m> Muslim colleagues, this robot routine was particularly hard during the fasting months. Among items In the robot "repertoire": The selling of lottery tickets, Toto sales, dog licences, selling the report of
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      59 10 And. once, selling flags. While other Government servants knock off at four, the poor postal worker struggles on until six or seven. And on top of this he's pilloried by his superiors and tne public: shouted and snarled at. Perhaps you can't blame them. After all. robots are not supposed
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      161 10 EAST Is East and West is west and this fact is festooned with red tape. And so I sympathise with "East Coaster" (S.T. June 13) who told of his embarraslng run-in with an official of the education department in Perak and the latter's curt reminder that your correspondent was now
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      THE PROBLEMS OF PARKING
      317 10 I DO not know how far this is true, but I have been told that even if I were to park my car on the road which has a wfiite line in the centre, the traffic policeman has to observe it for five minutes before he
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    A phoenix risen from ashes of war
    775 10 A phoenix risen from ashes of war AS BRITAIN GEARS UP TO JOINING THE COMMON MARKET A LOOK INTO WHAT THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY IS ALL ABOUT... LONDON The European Common Market, now in its 14th year, has changed the world trade map and played a vital part in enabling Western
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  • WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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      Senator:— We have been deceived...
      866 11 Senator: We have been deceived WASHINGTON, Wednesday §ENATOR Fulbright, chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, said yesterday that the committee has portions of a secret Pentagon study on the U.S. involvement in Vietnam. He said the document is "grossly over-classified and that it supports his conclusion that "we have been
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      57 11 WARSAW, Wed. Adam Mueller, a Polish-born American sentenced last month to five years in Jail for spying, was released by Polish authorities yesterday. An embassy spokesman said American officials had been Informed by the Polish Foreign Ministry that the Council of State had granted clemency to Mueller
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      38 11 BANGKOK. Wed. The Government has alerted Its forces along the boroer with Cambodia following communist attacks on Cambodian provinces close to the frontier. Armed Forces Chief -of -SUif. Air Chief Marshal Dawee Chullasapya, said today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon MiG flight
      39 11 PARIS. Wed. A squadron of the Soviet Union's latest MIO aircraft will visit Prance In September on the first flight ol modern Russian combat planes into the western wocld. Soviet Ambassador Mr. Valerian Zonn announced here. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Bob's eyesore
      31 11 BOSTON. Wed Comedian Bob Hope is expected to undergo special treatment tomorrow at Boston's Retina Foundation for an eye ailment that has botheied him the last four years. AP.
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      Lock icon Philip in a spot after 'upended' speech about C-Mart
      398 11 LONDON. Wednesday pRINCE Philip is in hot water over a speech warning of dangers to agriculture il Britain should join the Common Market. He said on Monday the Common Market farm system had "completely upended" some longstanding agricultural patterns in member
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      Lock icon Marcos orders probe into mass killings
      245 12 Marcos orders probe into mass killings MANILA. Wed. The Secretary of Defence and the National Police chief flew south today to investigate a reported massacre of 57 men, women and children in North Cotabato Province. On a mission for President Marcos, Secretary Juan Pence Enrlle and Brig. -Gen. Eduardo Garcia
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      Lock icon Envoy's expulsion casts shadow over talks
      237 12 Envoy's expulsion casts shadow over talks MOSCOW, Wed. The 1 expulsion of Soviet diplomats from Britain and of British diplomats from Moscow has cast a shadow over political talks between the two countries beginning here today. One of the Britons ordered to leave the Soviet Union was to have interpreted
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      Link-up on land for that date in space
      124 12 HOUSTON. Wed. Technical talka compatible spacecraft docking system uhnh would allow American astronauts and Soviet cosmonauts to link up in space began on an optimistic note here yesterday. The 19-man delegation of Soviet space scientists and engin eers and the 22-meni-ber negotiating
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      Lock icon Sadat warns: Next war against Israel will be fiercer
      614 12 Sadat warns: Next war against Israel will be fiercer PRESIDENT Sadat yesterday warned that the coming battles against Israel will be much fiercer than all previous ones and will entail heavy losses. He was addressing Egyptian naval officers during a visit to the Haval Academy in the Mediterranean city of
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      Lock icon Three editors face obscenity charges
      159 12 f ONDON. Wed Three underground magazine editors went on trial here yesterday on five charges under Britain's Obscene Publications Act. Richard Neville, James Anderson and Felix Dennis of "Ox" magazine pleaded not guilty to all the charges, which included publishing obscene material and corrupting young
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      Lock icon Pull out in nine months call to -Nixon
      453 13 Pull out in nine months call to -Nixon- WASHINGTON, Wad. Senate today called on President Nixon to withdraw all American forces from Vietnam over a nine-month period, subject to the release of all prisoners by Hanoi and the Vietcong. This Is the first time that either House of Congress has
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      Lock icon Super mother leaves
      51 13 SYDNEY, Wed. Leonard Brodrick places his wife's lukk a ge into their car outside the Royal Hospital for Women here yesterday, before leaving for their home in Canberi ra. Mrs. Brodrick gave birth to niinup I c t s on June 13 but none survived. AP radio
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      Lock icon Stars fail in bid to save painting
      108 13 Stars fail in bid to save painting LONDON. Wed. Two new ballets received their world premiers in London on Tuesday night in a glittering rescue operation to prevent a 400-year-old Italian painting being sold to the United States. Launching a campaign to keep Titian's 'Death of Actaeon" in this country,
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      Lock icon Soviet base
      27 13 WASHINGTON. Wed. The Soviet Union is building a naval installation and setting up anti-aii craft missiles in the Sudan, according to intelligence reports here. NYT.
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      Lock icon Police foil bizarre Vietcong plot to kill diplomat
      389 13 Police foil bizarre Vietcong plot to kill diplomat CAIGON. Wed. South Vietnamese police said today they foiled a bizarre Vietcong plot to murder a British diplomat and his wife here and use their diplomatic car for a sneak attack on the Presidential Palace. Mr. N.F.J. Mercer, the 43--year-old administrative First
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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        31 14 tt. Semb. loxj Elect luthmans .T.I. P. Text. icAlister lega Chem I. Mysla $3 26 $220 $280 $0.90 $1.02 $2.87 $1.13 $126 .10 .08 .07 .06 .05 .05 04 .04
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        31 14 Vjinomoto $182 —.18 Straits Times $8.15 —.15 3CBC $510 —.10 F and N $5.80 —.10 r Dev. $146 —.06 Icma $156 —.06 E N.E. $2.89 —05 3. Union $0.80J —.034
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        16 14 Haw Par 638.000 Public Bank 194.000 Sea View 185.000 P. and Telecom 168.000
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        INDICES
        35 14 Jun* 22 June 23 Industrial 161.26 160.73 1 HoteU: 77.92 81.81 Properties: 127.59 128.16 Tins 93.05 93.07 ft rubbers: 118.70 118.65 > Dec. 30, 1966 a 100 IDec. 31. 1968 100 tDec. 29, 1962 100
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1097 14 BID ANC OFFER PRICES OFFICIALS LISTED AT TMI CL0»I OF BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE w*J?«* Vmci 1 Movement. 1 in BRACKETS VEITEROAV WERE: CLOSING TONE: Hotels, properties steady while the rest easier. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday Including odd lots totalled 3,155,000
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      Trend remains uncertain in reduced trading
      217 14 •pHE trend remained 1 generally uncertain In reduced trading on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Active trading was again recorded In selective issues, most of which were traded lower. Daring the afternoon session there appeared to be more buyers at lower
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      Asian Dollar
      67 14 THESE average Asian 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. One month 6 3/4 p.c. Two months 6 13/16p.c.
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1310 14 DUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma (1) $1.55. (1) $1.56. Ajinomoto (1) $1.82. Alcan (1) $1.53 Ben (4) $1.39.
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      Exchange rates
      167 14 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at June 23. Local dollars to one unit of Foreign Currency Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar U.S. Dollar Local dollars to 100 units of Foreign Currency Belgian Francs
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      UE takeover terms for McAlister
      418 14 I TNITED Engineers yes t c r day announced terms of its bid to acquire the entire issued capital of McAlister. In an after-hours announcement to the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore, UE gave notice that it will offer five UE $1 shares for
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        CLOSING PRICES
        23 14 JUNE 23. RUBBER: 103.00 cents per kilo (down 1.25 cents). TIN: $631 (up $4). Official offering 271 tons (down 44 tons).
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        Tin is up $4
        256 14 Tin is up $4 THE Straits tin price in Pen a n g yesterday perked $4 to $631.00 per picul on an official offering down 44 tons to 271 tons. The local upsurge was more or less in unison with the overnight London upward trend which registered a gain of
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        PRODUCE
        110 14 (MlNtll PRODUCE" CXCHANCE. SINCAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICE* PER PICUL YESTERDAY Cecon-rt Oil: bulk »54 Sellers. drum |56| seller*. Ceari: Mixed (fob.) loo** July' Auk. UK/Cont. »32 B. PiMMr Muntok AST A whit* f.o.b. 100« f NLW $1871 sellers. Sarawak white f.o.b. 96<* NLW |177 i sellers. Sarawak special black
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        60 14 Tuesday Monday *v s *v s Umdon 40.125 3».»5 Beirut «045 40.25 HonKkont 41.36 41.25 Zurich 40.10 B 39.95 B 40.25 S 40.10 S Paris «0.6S 40. 64 S pore (1) Unch. 41.50 Spore (2) Unch. 155.30 (1) Kxport price in non-sterling areas in US dollar* per
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        38 14 London copper prices on Tuesday previous in brackets Wlrebar— Spot buyer f 443 00 .{443.0(1) seller (443 50 ((443 50); Three Months buyer (454.00 (£455.00) svllrrs (455 00 1(455 50) Market tene: Steady, (ales: 2.675 tons.
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        PALM OIL
        41 14 In London on Tuesday the price or Malavun 5 per cent CIF UK L'K N European ports In bulk, sterling per long ton Nov. Dec. was quoted at L'K (108 sellers or Ex Com 5262 sellers (UK £104 sellers).
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        GAZETTED PRICES
        78 14 •T>Hr Malaysian Minister 1 of Finance has fixed these rates for calculating Customs duties for the period from June 24 to 30. Rubber 47\ cenU a lb. Copra $512.00 a ton Palm Oil $727.25 a ton Palm Kernel $337.50 a ton The rates of duties payable are: Rubber
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        RUBBER IS DOWN
        478 14 !r THE rubber market yesterday opened fractionally better but slipped back on lack of Interest to the 103.75 cents level in dull very quiet conditions. Turnover was minimal. After a quiet start, values weakened on lack of buyers, whilst trading continued at a minimum. The market closed
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      Profit up at Tractors
      210 14 Profit up at Tractors A NOTHER profits adi\ vaiice has been made by Tractors Malaysia for the year ending this month. The years accjunts are yet to be finalised but chairman D.W. Plnder expects a pre-tax figure of at least $3.4 million. If this forecast Is met head-on, then the
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      329 14 ■VfELBOURNE, Wed. Oils again dominated trading on the Melbourne Exchange today. Woodside stood out with a 15 cent gain to $1.09 after reaching a high of SI. 12 and the contributing shares jumped 20 cents at 93 cents. The other oils were generally steady with Beaver adding half a
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      New York
      274 14 YEW YORK. Tues— The mar- ket again failed to sustain a mid-session rally and prices moved slightly lower In moderately actfve trading. Concern over higher interest rates, the recently-reported low cash position of the mutual funds and the sluggishness of the economic recovery were again cited as the
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      79 14 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Tuesday 69.69 Monday 69 75 Week ago 69 98 RUBBERS Tuesday i 8 2.05 Monday 181 53 Week ago 176.48 OILS Tuesday 351.62 Monday 351.46 Week ago 353 20 INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 370 6 Monday 370.5 Wee^ago 368 .4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS T^ay 874.42 Monday 876
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      246 14 HONO KONG. Wed— The market opened on a fairly easy pace and strengthened, however. towards the end of the morning session but in the afternoon eventually gave way and closed easier. The total turnover value for the day was HK $23,930 million. Today'! doling middle prices In Hong
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    Court told of riddle of the death of a mental patient
    224 15 CINGAPORE, Wed. J A mental patient, Tan Beng Chong, 55, might have given a fellow patient a push which resulted in the latter's death, a coroner's court heard today. However, Tan, who Is suffering from chronic mental illness, will
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    Notes case counsel raises an objection
    143 15 Notes case counsel raises an objection CINGAPORE, Wed. 3 Counsel for three m*n accused of passing forged currency today challenged the admissibility of a cautioned statement. Mr. Joe Chellam objected to the admission of the statement by businessman Ling Teng Yang, 36, when the preliminary Inquiry Into the charges entered
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    Shorthand assn officials
    62 15 BINOAPORE. Wed. Mr. Khoo Kay Thong has been elected president of the Singapore Government Shorthand Writers Association. Other officials are: Vicepresident, Mr. Mega Sundram. secretary. Mr. Teoh Kirn Lock (re-elected); treasurer. Miss Mary Singh (re-elected). Committee: Mr. Harold Ho. Miss Leong Lee Kong, Miss Sharlfah bte. I.
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    Ballroom dancing
    42 15 SINGAPORE Wed. The Chinese YMCA will conduct a four-week course In ballroom dancing at its premises from June 20 on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 8 p.m. and 10 pjn. The course will cost $34 for members and 130 tor non-mem-bers.
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    Club sells plane
    43 15 IPOH. Wed— The Perak PlyIng Club has sold Its nine-year-old Beagle aircraft, a four-seater, to Mr. H. Ramsay, a member of the Singapore Flying Club. The club was forced to sell the plane for financial reasons, according to a spokesman.
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    Tap water used for lawns on Padang
    253 15 WHAT A STRAITS TIMES TEAM SAW YESTERDAY. SINGAPORE, Wednesday STRAITS Times reader has complained that one of the two clubs on the Singapore Padang has been "wasting precious water" on its cricket lawn. A Straits Times team today decided to check on the
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    Water use down a million gallons
    114 15 Water use down a million gallons SINGAPORE, Wed— Water cnns v m p tion went down by one million gallons yesterday to 95 million gallons the lowest of any Tuesday since May 1. It was also the 12th successive day that demand has been held under the 100--million gallon mark.
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      635 15 On your TV and Radio 3.N P.M. Opening and General Hos- Ice Competitions and Enter pital tamment) 3.21 Our Music Makers Featuring: jl5 others s (C A. Sham and The Moonglows JJJ "q s bay lw 3.55 Housewives Matinee Tragedy p of Match Marriages (A Hokkien Callan— Goodbye Nobby Clarke
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    205 16  - Police offer $5,000 for return of charms GERRY DE SILVA By SINGAPORE, Wed. Businessman Lim Choo Kirn is still praying for the return of three good luck charms stolen from him three months ago. Offerings to the gods are made occasionally, and stuck over his door are coloured "talisman" papers
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    102 16 TEMPLE PLANS $2 MIL SWITCH TO TOURISM PNANG, Wed— One of the oldest Chinese temples in Bukit Mertajam, in Province Wellesley, plans to convert the temple and its precinct to a tourist complex with facilities for chalets and a hill-top restaurant. The Kirn Sal Tong temple rebuilding committee has submitted
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    Ex-PC: Bribe inquiry not fair
    315 16 Ex-PC: Bribe inquiry not fair *I couldn't comprehend much of proceedings' SINGAPORE, Wed A FORMER police corporal told the High Coort today he was unrepresented and unable to comprehend much of the disciplinary proceedings against him over an alleged bribe of two dollars in September 1909 V. Sithambaram, 40, said
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    Ganja and 3 Indons in a sampan
    60 16 Ganja and 3 Indons in a sampan SITIAWAN, Wed —A Malaysian Navy patrol boat, the Sri Trengganu, yesterday detained a sampan with three Indonesians aboard, in Malaysian territorial waters. The patrol intercepted the sampan about 10 miles south -west of Tanjong Sauh, near here, at about noon. On board were
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    Copper sheets and nails are tools of Ann's art form
    198 16  -  CHEW LEE CHING: By Singapore, Wed. IF Mrs. Ann Thompson has her way there will be many other ho v s ewives here dabbling with copper sheets, hammers, nails and add. For they are the tools of her hobby which
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    Caning for three robbers
    126 17 Caning for three robbers CINGAPORE, Wed. •J Three robbers one aged 16 were jailed and ordered to receive three strokes of the rotan each today for robbing a company director of $21,450 at gunpoint. The director, Mr. Kwee Sloe Sang, was also stabbed on the forehead. Mr. Kwee was in
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    Rubber for China
    42 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— A Greek ship. Gardross, Is now loading rubber at Port Swettenham for shipment to China. A spokesman for the Port Swcttenham Authority today confirmed that the vessel had loaded about 400 tons of rubber for China.
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    $55,000 DAMAGES FOR HEAD INJURY TEACHER
    153 17 $55,000 DAMAGES FOR HEAD INJURY TEACHER SINGAPORE, Wed—Retired teacher M.S. Mohamed Noor, 53, who suffered a severe head Injury In a car accident, was awarded $55,000 damages and costs in a consent Judgment by Mr. Justice Choor Singh today. Initially, the injury brought about a "personality change" leading to his
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    Causing death charge
    57 17 SINGAPORE. Wed —A driver. Pan Ngap Cher, 27, was charged today with causing the death of Goh Chew Kee by a rash act not amounting to culpable homicide. Pan was alleged to have knocked down Goh while driving a crane-lorry at an unnamed road ofl Jalan Kolam
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    MP for dinner at centre
    46 17 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Tanah Merah Besar community centre management committee will hold a dinner on Saturday at 7 p.m. to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the centre. The MP for Changi, Mr. Sim Boon Woo, will be among the guests present.
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    NTUC defers backing for wages councils
    470 17  - NTUC defers backing for wages councils SOH TIANG KENG By SINGAPORE, Wed gMPLOYERS have said "yes" but the National Trades Union Congress has yet to declare its public support Ear the proposal to set up wages councils. But in private, many trade unionists have expressed their favour, in principle, to
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    143 17 AMERICAN VARSITY DEGREES FOR 3 S'POREANS SINGAPORE, Wed. Three Singapore students were among the 323 to obtain degrees from Andrews University in Michigan, America. They are Miss Pamela Koh. who obtained a Master of Arts degree in Education, Mrs. Jane Berry 'above), who got a Bachelor of Science degree in
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    Police appeal to dead man's next-of-kin
    66 17 Police appeal to dead man's next-of-kin SINGAPORE, Wed. Police today appealed to the next-of-kln of Pavadi s/o Nadeson, 60, who died in hospital yesterday, to contact them. Pavadi was brought to the Thomson Hospital by a man called Mr. Rahman at about 12.40 p.m. Mr. Rahman and Pavadl's next-of-kin are
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    Tae-kwon-do classes
    40 17 SINGAPOUt. »,cu— The Toa Payoh community centre is organising Taekwon-do and Tal Chi classes for beginners, starting from July 1. Classes will be held every Tuesdays (7 p.m. to 8.30 p.m.) and Thursdays (8.45 p.m. to 10 p.m.).
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    Baby show
    20 17 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Mountbatten community centre's management committee will hold a baby show at the centre on Sunday.
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    148,734 cars
    25 17 SINGAPORE. Wed. There were 148.734 registered cars on the roads here up to the end of last month 933 more than In April.
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    Be more safety conscious, workers urged
    272 17 SINGAPORE. Wed. WORKERS were today urged to "wake up" to the need for safety measures for their own well-being, as well as for greater productivity. "Efforts must also be made to increase their consciousness for such measures," said Inche Abdul Aziz Karim, chairman of
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    ANTI-NOISE CAMPAIGN AT HOUSING ESTATE
    89 17 CINGAPORE, Wed. A "noise-pollution free" campaign will be held at the Bukit Ho Swee housing estate on Friday at 7.30 p.m. in front of Block 44 Be© Crescent. The campaign will include a tour of the estate by leaders of the cltixens consultative committee and
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    Phone levy: Another 6 bodies protest
    159 17 Phone levy: Another 6 bodies protest CINGAPORE, Wed. Protest against the reported Singapore Telephone Board plan to levy 10 cents a call after the first 100 calls Is snowballing. Six more trade members of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce have written to the chamber supporting Its views that business here
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      105 18 r*po perk up a sick child's 1 appetite, brighten the meal tray. Put meat and vegetables on skewers, cut an orange like the petal of a flower, form circles, squares, and triangles out of toast. WASH a wound with soap and water before applying antiseptic. USE nylon net
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      Designer Shirley makes a comeback
      432 18 WHKN Mrs. Shirley Yeoh beat a retreat from the local fashion scene five years ago, she never really gave up the one thing she loves to do designing. Although she was out of the public eye, she kept working at the drawing board and sketch
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      Let photographs help guide you in home-decorating schemes
      420 18 ]MORE and more iT women are discovering that today's easy to operate camera is a useful and creative aid in home decoration, arrangement and planning. Whether moving from one home to another, shopping for furnishings, getting ready for a party or planning
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      PAMPER THAT DIAMOND
      162 18 ALTHOUGH diamond is the hardest substance in nature, you have to be careful not to drop or bang it against a hard surface. It can crack and chip. Other tips on the diamonds Don't Jumble diamond pieces together in a jewel box since diamonds have the power
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      66 18 MANY couples are relying on their life insurance policies to provide additional income for them when retirement comes. While life Insurance is purchased primarily to furnish financial protect- lon for dependants if the pollcyholder dies, prematurely, almost half of the persons questioned In an American survey said they
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      Now the "pouchery" to match short-shorts
      81 18 VJOW the handbag A manufacturers are designing "pouchery" to go with the short-shorts trend. The idea is to make the handbags "kicky" and young, put together from unusual materials. A New York firm, for instance, uses jute, hemp and linen in shapes that range
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    27 22 THE FAMILY of the late Koh Keng Hock thank relatives and friend* for their donation*. wreath*, scrolls, visits and attended the funeral on is 6 71.
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    76 22 MICHELLE BEAUTY A Vudcl Academy all Fashion Show at Coffee Shop at Imperial Hotel on Saturday. 20th June at 4.00—5.00 p.m. sponsored by Uiuder Cosmetics and outlits t.y Shirley s Fashion Home A Odeon Shirt Fashion Show at the Mm Fah Co. stall at Kallang Trade Exposition i p.m
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    Deaths
    102 22 MADAM LIM SOON CHINC age 77 passed away 22.6.71. Mourned by sons, Thum Mun Sun, Mun Khoon. Mun Fai. Mun Kirn. Mun Lum. Mun Hun. Mun Poh. Mun Ching. Mun Lai. Mun Kook, ten daughters-in-law, son-in-law, 35 grand, hildr.n and one great grand-daughter. Curteg, w.ll leave 7A. yueens Crescent,
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    17 22 S.O S. SAMARITANS OF SINGAPORE Despairing- Tempted t" -mule' Find a phone. Ring :*:*t any time.
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      889 22 LIVE-IN AMAH required speak English Chinese cooking for American family of 3. Tel *****3 Spore. CAR ORIVER WANTED. Preferably living in dlst. 5. Salary $160/- p.m. Overtime extra. Ring ***** B'pore. ARCHITECTS w.th minimum 2 years experience required by expanding Singapore Architectural Office. Full range responsibilities. Write with resume and
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    Phey's right hand man oppressed me to verge of insanity: Witness
    868 23  -  CHRISTINA CHEANG: UNION LEADER ASSAULT CASE Wednesday A FORMER MSA aircraft cleaner today alleged in court lh;it be hatj been "oppressed to the verge of insanity" by his union president Mr. Phey Yew Kok's "righthand man." According to Oh
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    Chinese YMCA courses in karate for beginners
    124 23 Chinese YMCA courses in karate for beginners CINGAPORE. Wed. The >3 Chinese YMCA Is conducting two courses in karate for beginners at its Palmer Road premises and the Brighton Avenue training gymnasium from June 28 and July 5. It Is also organising a beginners course in Chinese pugllistics by Mr.
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    Hailstones in Negri
    52 23 6EREMBAN. Wed. Hailstones, the size ot ice cube* (ell In the Paroi area, four miles from here during a heavy storm this evening. Labourers talcing shelter at Ynong Leok Kee sawmill at Pwol said they picked up hundreds of these hailstone* as they rolled off the sawmill's
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      540 23 MINI MINOR IK overhauled recently J2.100 0.n.0. Interested contact Mr. Uahlen 1. Lorong 107. Changl Road B'pore IS after 4 p.m. IMPORTED FROM U.K. 1971 Escort 1300 OT on y 3.000 miles Maize yellow. Many extras t«.000 Phone navies from 1.00 p.m Spore *****1. VOLKSWACIN 1300, 1»68 imported model excellent.
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      1210 23 W THE GUTHRIE WAUGH EHQ ORGANISATION Invites applications from suitably qualified personnel for the following new posts in the Service Division:— (a) FIELD SERVICE MANAGERS <b) TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVES JOB SPECIFICATION: POST (a) To promote outside field service activities including liaison with customers and to develop customers' and operators' training and
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      244 23 I'MVERSITY OF SINGAPORE MEDICAL TBAINEESIiIp Applications are Invited from registered medical practitioners for appointment to Medical Traineeships In the following area: PAEDIATRICS The University Scheme of Medical Tralneeshlp Is intended to provide an opportunity for eligible persons to gain clinical experience In the University with a view to qualifying for
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      Lights and Jets to challenge Singapore clubs
      258 24  -  E. FRIDA By jyiALAYSIAS premier athletic clubs Lights iTI and Jets are among nine teams which have entered for this Sunday's Singapore AAA Open relay championships at Farrer Park. Lights are sending a full team for the 4 x 100 m, 4 x
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      SASA sets times for final trials
      152 24 SINGAPORE Amateur Swimming Association has set qualifying time* for 24 new events at It final trials on July 1, 2, s and 6 for the Second Asian age group meet in Tokyo In August. Entries for the trials at Chinese Swimming Club from 5.30
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      Ahmad Daud is captain
      61 24 AHMAD DAUB will again lead Singapore Malays In their first round Rulers Shield two-day cricket match against Johorq Malays at Balestler Road this weekend. The team Is: Ahmad Daud, Hussein Shah (vlce-captaln>, Yisof Kadlr. Naslr Abbas. All Ismail, Mohammed Lally, Hamld Kasslm, Pazal Mohammed, Ariffln Junld,
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      Wimbledon favourite turns back Springbok
      239 24 Wimbledon favourite turns back Springbok LONDON. Wed.—Wimbledon favourite Rod Layer had to exert all his left-arm power and expertise to turn back a determined challenge from South African Kay Moore In the second round of the championships today. For two hours, the huge crowd on the Number One show court
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      Blacks elect Rahman
      63 24 MOHAMMED Rahman was yesterday elected president of The Blacks Rugby Football Club at Its annual meeting at Raffles Institution. Other offldals elected: Vicepresident Ang Kirn Thye; Secretary Ng Boon Leong. Asst. secretary Natahar Bava; Treasurer Llm Han Kwang; Captain Koh Yeow Tong; Vice-captain How Wai Chew; Committee
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      Avadi hattrick beats S'pore
      541 24 SEREMBAN, Wed. Negri stormed back from a goal down at half-time to carve an impressive 4-1 win over Singapore in this South zone Malaysia Cup soccer match at the Station padang here tonight. After Singapore hadj shot ahead In the 10th minute, Negri burst Into action
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