The Straits Times, 25 June 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    New clash with Reds
    327 1 Rockets, mortars fired at enemy targets IPOH, Thursday MALAYSIAN security forces have contacted a band of communist terrorists in the Sungei Siput Ulu Kinta jungle and are pursuing the enemy with the support of RMAF Tebuans. Rockets have been fired into suspected enemy targets and ground
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    $2,000 grab from post office
    147 1 $2,000 grab from post office SINGAPORE, Thurs. k Two armed thugs made a dramatic raid on a post office and got away with $2,000 this afternoon. It was the first post office raid here in years It was raining at about 2.40 p.m. when the pair one waving a revolver
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    Lock icon BRITAIN 'CONCERNED' OVER PENTAGON PAPERS
    98 1 BRITAIN 'CONCERNED' OVER PENTAGON PAPERS LONDON. Than. Britain has expressed concern to the U.S. Government over the publication of secret Pentagon papers on the Vietnam war, the Foreign Office said today. Britain said the publication posed a threat "to the confidentiality of diplomatic exchanges" between the two countries. A Foreign
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    New appeal
    38 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs.— The New York Times today appealed to the Supreme Court to let It resume publication of Its series of article; on the Vietnam war drawn from a top secret government report. SEE PAGE TWO
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    Lock icon Viets overrun a base
    43 1 SAIGON. Thurs. A force of 1.600 North Vietnamese troops attacking under a barrage of rocket and mortar fire overran the South Vietnamese Combat Base "Fuller" below the Demilitarised Zone border in heavy fighting early today, military sources said. UPI.
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    Lock icon Thant resting
    34 1 UNITED NATIONB. ThUTt.— Secretary General U Thant. confined to his home since Saturday with an undefined "Indisposition." was reported rested and relaxed today while physicians subjected him to a further check-up. UPI.
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    Lock icon APARTHEID FEVER SWEEPS PERTH
    106 1 DERTH, Thurs. —This I normally placid city shook off Its complacency today and became the world's main apartheid battleground. On the city sidewalks, rival groups of demonstrators exchanged Insults and brandished placards. Between them stood a dozen policemen. There was no violence today. The opposing groups,
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    Lock icon Reprieve for Spore man ordered to quit Australia
    276 1 Reprieve for Spore man ordered to quit Australia MELBOURNE. Thursday able to do from Singapore. "I have contacted the Singapore Telephone Board. I was told I would not he able to dc research work with them. It would be only maintenance on electronic equipment. "There is no problem with me
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    Lock icon Going home
    27 1 TOKYO. Thurs. Romania's President Nlcolae Ceausescu and a Government delegation he Is leading left Ulan Bator, capital of Mongolia, for home via Moscow, today AP.
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    Lock icon Soviet trio set new space flight record
    318 1 Soviet trio set new space flight record MOSCOW, Thura. THE three Soviet cosA monauts aboard the Salyut (Salute) orbital station early today set a new record for prolonged space flight. At 5.05 a.m. Singapore time the trio passed the old space endurance record of 17 days 16 hours and 59
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    Lock icon 'Block arms j ships' demand by MPs
    433 1 'Block arms j ships' demand by MPs YEW DELHI, Thurs. Angry MPs today demanded that India should Impose a naval blockade around Pakistan, and stop two ships bearing American arms for Pakistan. The arms shipments, they said, would add to the Pakistan army's strength, I and would thereby pose a
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    Toto draw results
    37 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The winning numbers picked in today's To to draw were 26. 32. IS, 31 and 48. The additional number was 40. In the circles draw the numbers were 12, 32 and 29
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    N-Day awards
    27 1 SINOAPORE. Thurs.. President Sheares will confer the 1970 National Day awards on over 200 recipients at an investiture ceremony at the Conference Hall tomorrow night.
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  • WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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      Lock icon Secret papers war hots up
      789 2 Secret papers war hots up NEW YORK, Thurs. "THE Vietnam secrets row intensified today with 11 more newspapers publishing parts of a Pentagon study on the war's origins while the Government went to the Supreme Court to stop the disclosures. The new challenge to the U.S. Government which has the
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      Lock icon $25,000 reward offer to catch Filipino killers
      149 2 $25,000 reward offer to catch Filipino killers MANILA. Thurs. Defence Secretary Juan Ponce Knrile examined the bloodstained floors and chipped concrete block walls of the small mosque where 56 Filipino Muslims, were massacred last Saturday. "This is unb c I ievable," the Defence Secretary told accompanying newsmen. "What happened here
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      Lock icon Russia rejects protest
      66 2 HONO KONG. Thurs. The Soviet Union has rejected a protest by China over a collision between a Russian ship and rt Chinese fishing boat last March, Radio Moscow said today. China said the Soviet ship Ernst Thaelmann was responsible (or the collision in which 11 fishermen died
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      Lock icon Expelled
      34 2 LONDON. Thurs. Patrick Compton. 18. son of rormer England cricket ace Denis Compton. has been expelled liom one of England's top public schools (or drinking a beer to celebrate a cricket victory. UPI.
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      Lock icon Govt bid to stop lensman pursuing Jackie Onassis
      260 2 Govt bid to stop lensman pursuing Jackie Onassis ]\EW YORK, Thurs. A Manhattan judge has reserved decision on a Government motion to intervene on behalf of Mrs. Aristotle Onassis against a free-lance photographer described as being in "persistent pursuit" of her. Mrs. Onassis' attorney. Mr. Martin McHugh, told Judge Edward
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      Lock icon Seven charged in $12 m stolen stocks case
      178 3 Seven charged in $1 2 m stolen stocks case YEW YORK. Thurs A 1 Wall Street financial consultant and six others were charged today with conspiring to transport to Europe more than US$4 million In stolen securities. Two Indictments, handed up by a Federal Grand Jury, were disclosed by US
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      Lock icon Oven blast
      28 3 JAKARTA. Thurs. Three people died when an oven exploded at a wedding ceremony at the village of Tjlburlal. West Java, Antara news agency reported today. Reuter.
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      MAN IN THE CENTRE OF THE SECRETS STORM SPEAKS...
      96 3 MAN IN THE CENTRE OF THE SECRETS STORM SPEAKS... DANIEL EMsberc, the man who allegedly gave top secret Pentaton papers on the origin of the Vietnam war to the New York Times, is interviewed on CBS TV in New York on Wednesday. He said he hoped the disclosures would help
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      Lock icon Better Peking ties: US sets terms
      350 3 Better Peking ties: US sets terms WASHINGTON, Thursday the United States 1 yesterday stressed again its willingness to improve relations with China but not at the expense of abandoning its defence commitments to the Nationalists in Taiwan. Washington's policy was re- stated by State Department spokesman Charles Bray when he
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      Lock icon It's a bit of a paper lark at the UN
      177 3 I INITED NATIONS, Thurs. v —The UN's Joint Inspection unit yesterday sharply attacked unpunctual delegates and a paper-happy secretariat which pours out documents at a rate equal to that of a thick novel each day. The cost-conscious efficiency study ordered
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      Lock icon Lord Snowdon accused of bad driving
      147 4 Lord Snowdon accused of bad driving T ONDON. Thurs. photographer Ray Bellisarlo yesterday asked magistrates to Issue three summonses alleging dangerous driving against Lord Snowdon. Magistrates' Chairman Laurence Burtenshaw adjourned until June 30 the application presented by lawyer Lawrence Kershen on behalf of Bellisarlo. a 35-year-old free lance photographer. Mr.
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      Lock icon U.S. takes a hard look at arms sales to Pakistan
      329 4 WASHINGTON, Thurs. A MERICAN officials are intensively reviewing the continued supply of arms to Pakistan in spite of a recently-a n n o unced ban on such shipments, the State Department said. He review would cover the two Pakistani freighters
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      Lock icon Quebec says 'no'
      20 4 OTTAWA. Thurs. Quebec government rejected yesterday the Federally sponsored charter .'or a new Canadian constitution. N.Y.T. Service.
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      Lock icon $100,000 SUIT AGAINST JANE DISMISSED
      77 4 fLEVELAND, Thurs. A municipal Judge yesterday dismissed a policeman's claim for U.S. $1000.000 damages against actress Jane Fonda for assault. Judge Edward Felghan dismissed an affidavit brought by the police prosecutor because it was not specific enough, did not name the policeman and did not
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      Lock icon Officer hits at US Army
      57 4 WASHINGTON. Thurs. America's most decorated serving army officer, today accused the U.S. Army or lying when it said the Vietnam war was being won. Colonel David Hackworth. 40, asserted that senior U.S. officials were gUen "razzle-dazzle" briefings in Saigon and told that the war was
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      Lock icon New law limits Thieu's rivals for top post
      436 4 New law limits Thieu's rivals for top post SAIGON, Thursday PRESIDENT Nguyen Van Thieu has signed into law a controversial Bill which will severely restrict the number of candidates he will face in next October's presidential election. Most observers now expect to see a threeman all military race to the
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      Lock icon Two 'kill for fun youths' get death sentence
      107 4 Two 'kill for fun youths get death sentence MELBOURNE, Thurs. Two youths were sentenced to death in the Supreme Court yesterday for murdering a schoolgirl "to *te what it would be like to kill a chick." Charles King. 19, and Christopher Lowery, 18, received the death sentence for the murder
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      Lock icon The $30,000 window
      38 4 NEW YORK, Thurs. A Manhattan civil court Judge has awarded a young woman US$lO,OOO damages against her landlord because he failed to repair a broken window through which a rapist entered to assault her. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Satchmo: I'll be blowing that horn some more—
      297 4 Satchmo: I'll be blowing that horn some more YEW YORK. Thurs.— 11 Louis (Satchmo) Armstrong rec v perating from a nearfatal illness three months ago, emerged from seclusion today to assure the world that he is not going to retire. "I warm up on the horn every day. 11l definitely
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      Lock icon Pill girl: Query for Commons
      232 4 LONDON, Thursday. AN MP has asked the Attorney General to determine whether prescription of birth control pills for a 12-year-old girl who underwent abortion can be punished under juvenile delinquency laws. i Labour MP Mr. Leo Abse said he had presented for answer in the
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      29 4 JAKARTA, Thurs. The number of foreign tourists coming into Indonesia has dropped sharply because of fears of violence In connection with next month's election, Antara reported. AP.
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    Employers' 'strongman' Rattray to retire after 15 years
    232 5 Employers' 'strongman' Rattray to retire after 15 years CINGAPORE, Thurs. 13 Mr. J.J. Rattray, the employers' "strongman" in Singapore, is to retire after 15 years here. He will return to England with his wife after September when he leaves his Job as executive director of the Singapore Employers Federation. Mr.
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    Centre plans tour
    45 5 SINOABORE. Thurs. The Women's -Sub-Committee of Havelock Community Centre Is organising a tour of Nanyang University. Jurong Aviary and the Kranjl War Memorial on July 4 for residents of Havelock constituency. Those interested can register at the community centre or telephone *****.
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    Posters gift
    28 5 BINOAPORE. Thurs. The East Asiatic Company will present 3.000 coloured posters of the Singapore Dragon Dance to the Tourist Promotion Board for distribution locally and overseas.
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    MEMBERS DRIVE BY PARTY ISLAM
    114 5 MEMBERS DRIVE BY PARTY ISLAM mANJONG MALIM, Thurs L The Party Islam (formerly PMIP) will launch an all-out campaign soon In Perak, Trengganu and Johore in an effort to get more members. In disclosing this here today, a senior spokesman of the party said that concrete steps were also being
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    Long service award for two
    97 5 Long service award for two SINGAPORE. Thurs. A British warrant officer and a Malay sergeant of the Royal Army Ordnance Corps today received Long Service and Good Conduct Medals awarded for 18 years service with Irreproachable conduct. Company Sergeant-M a J o r Timothy Sullivan. 38. from Cookstown, Count; Tyrone,
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    THREE KILLED IN FIVEVEHICLE CRASH
    112 5 SEREMBAN. Thurs. Two men and a ilrl were killed when a taxi in which they were travelling was Involved in a five-vehicle collision near Mantin Pass on the Seremban-Kuala Lumpur road yesterday. The dead were Aba Bakar bin Mohamed Nor, S3, Mohamed Yassln bin Mun
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    Why police halted a funeral and seized coffin
    443 5 Why police halted a funeral and seized cof fin AUSSIE SURGEON'S DEATH PAPER REJECWD SINGAPORE, Thurs CORONER'S inquiry was told today how police stopped a welder's funeral and took the coffin away. Pohce nad acted following a refusal by the Registrar of Births and Deaths to accept a death certificate
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    The big moment in life of pretty hotel trainee executive Pauline
    232 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. For pretty hotel trainee executive Pauline Yeong today was the bit moment of her life she finally realised her ambition of making her career in the hotel line. Pauline. 21. of Goodwood Park Hotel, had Just received
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    Armed robbers face death in Malaysia
    349 7 Armed robbers face death in Malaysia New deterrent to use of firearms by gangsters K. Lumpur, Thurs JOBBERS and extortionists in Malaysia using firearms now face the, prospect of the death penalty instead of just a stiff jail term and whipping. The Cabinet today approved the Firearms (Increased Penalties) Bill
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    Wok to attend charity show
    68 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Kreta Ayer People's Theatre will hold a charity premiere of the Hindi film, "Mera Naam Joker, at the Odeon Theatre on July 5 at 8 p.m. The star of the film. Raj Kapoor and another Indian star will make personal appearances at
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    GANJA FOR BRUNEI FROM SINGAPORE
    80 7 GANJA FOR BRUNEI FROM SINGAPORE BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Thurs. Police today said that ganja was coming into Brunei from Singapore. Acting Commissioner Dato Penfiran Jaya said a quantity bad been handed over to the police by a man. Some local teenagers were involved, he added. Brunei was working closely with
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    Special mass for sick
    56 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The parishioners of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Church, Slglap Hill, will offer a special service for the sick at 10.30 a.m. on Sunday as part of their 10th annual feast celebrations. A mass and candlelight procession with a sermon by a Redemptorist priest
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    Immunology talks
    52 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Immunology Club of Singapore has organised three talks on aspects of Immunology by Dr. F.u Hian, Dr. Veoh Teow Seng, Dr. Tay Chong Hal and Mr. Lim Ah Li: to be held at the Postgraduate Room. Faculty of Medicine, College Road, at 4.30 p.m. on
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    More teachers
    23 7 MALACCA, Thurs. The Ministry of Education) Is to recruit 1,800 teachers for primary and secondary schools In West Malaysia next year.
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    Why Fiji prefers friends who are not too rich
    216 7  -  R. CHANORAN By CINGAPORE, Thurs. —Fiji at present prefers friends who are NOT too rich and sophisticated. Fijian Finance Minister, Mr. W. Barrett, made this point today to explain why his tiny, sugarrich island wanted to belong to the Asian grouping
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    Police will not punish Malaysian deserters
    130 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs NO action would be taken against the three Malaysian recruits who deserted the Singapore Police Force recently. Sources said today that they had sent their apologies with a full account of the circumstances leading to their desertion to the Police Commissioner, Mr.
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    Minister's date
    43 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Polytechnic Students' Union will hold Its annual dinner on Saturday at the Happy Restaurant, Lion City Hotel, at 7.30 p.m. The Minister for Home Affairs. Dr. Wong Lin Ken and his wife will be guest* of honour.
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    Tip-off led to arrest of thief court told
    117 8 Tip-off led to arrest of thief court told IQJINGAPORE, Thurs.— An r3 unidentified man gave the police a tip off at midnight yesterday of two men seen dismantling tyres from a scooter, a magistrate's court was told today. A police patrol car sped to the scene a car-park In Lorong
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    Blind man saved from fire thanks his rescuers
    223 8  - Blind man saved from fire thanks his rescuers EDWARD LIU By SINGAPORE. Thurs. Inchc Ohanl bin Seno, 62. today thanked the people who saved him when fire gutted his wooden house in Bukit Pur m c i in Kampong Bahru last night. But he wat not able to see who
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    I signed paper after beating, says accused
    281 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A shop assistant, charged with trafficking forged US currency, told a court today he had been "assaulted" by police officers before being asked to sign a statement. Ling Teng Yang said: "I didn't know what I signed. The inspector in charge
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    Contest for the 'most ingenious creation'
    390 8 Contest for the 'most ingenious creation' Tapping Spores innovative technological spirit SINGAPORE, Thurs J^ MOVE tc cultivate the "innovative technological spirit" of Singaporeans was launched today. The plan is to hold a contest to find the "most ingenious creation of technology" or MICOT. And to make it worthwhile for those
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    56 accidents
    12 9 SINOAPORE. Thurs. There were 56 tr»«lc accident* yeaterday, three serious.
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    PUB acts on news report of water wastage at sRc
    243 9 PUB acts on news report of water wastage at sRc SINGAPOBE, Than. The PUB was quick to act on the story and pictures published in this morning's Straits Times, showing a gardener watering the lawn in front of the Singapore Recreation Club with water from a garden tap. A Straits
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    Reminder to guides
    35 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Tourist Promotion Board today reminded all registered tourist guides to re-register with the Board by June 30. Two passpcrtsize photographs are required for re-registration This is an annual exercise.
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    Ganja fine
    28 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Hawker Sullaiman bin Metri. 25. wu ftnpd $150 today when he admitted having a kortno of ganja at Belllios Road, off Serangoon Road, yesterday.
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    Tun: Be vigilant agamst bad elements
    225 9 Tun: Be vigilant agamst bad elements KOTA KINABALU, Thursday. Abdul Razak tonight called for the con- tinued vigilance of the people against "undesirable elements in their midst." "Such elements, who are encouraged by outside interest, are out to split the people and destroy Malaysia's good name in the eyes of
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    Income talks
    45 9 SINOAPORE, Thurs. Defence Minister Dr. Ooh Keng Swee, who Is also chairman of the Board of Trustees of INCOME the NTUC Insurance co-op will attend the first annual general meeting of the co-op at the NTUC's Shenton Way offices tomorrow at 530 p.m.
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    Two 'pirates' lose cars
    64 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two men were fined $200 each and had their cars forfeited by a magistrate's court today for using the vehicles as (pirate) taxis. They are Urn Soon Tee, who was arrested along Upper Serangoon Road on March 24, and Tay York Chua alias Teo
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    Appeal to relatives
    47 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A 84--year-old Malaysian woman, Teo Slew Kirn. was seriously ill In Thomson Hospital today after she was knocked down by a car In Woodlands Road last night. Relatives are asked to contact Inspector Mohamed Ibrahim of Sepoy Lines. Tel. ***** ext. 454.
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    Aussie Army Minister
    39 9 BINOAPORE. Thurs. Australia's Army Minister. Mr. Andrew Peacock, will arrive In Singapore next Wednesday for a five-day visit. While here, he Is likely to discuss topics connected with accommodation for Australian troops, with Singapore Government officials.
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    Sultan: Reds using girls to lure youths
    520 9 Sultan: Reds using girls to lure youths 'RECRUITS PROMISED A GOOD TIME' IPOH, Thursday THE Sultan of Perak disclosed here today that young girls and money were being used by the leaders of the Malayan Communist Party to lure young men into their ranks. "With these promises of good times,
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    Businessmen's meeting
    50 9 Singapore, Thurs. The Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual meeting at its Jalan Sultan premises at 2 p.m. on July 17. The meeting will elect new offcials of the chamber and discuss the issue of raising funds for the proposed $50,000 newheadquarters for the chamber.
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    LABOURER TELLS OF HIS LOVE FOR WIFE'S SISTER
    102 9 LABOURER TELLS OF HIS LOVE FOR WIFE'S SISTER OENANG, Thurs. A labourer who ad- mitted kidnapping his wife's 15 year old sister told the sessions court today: "I love her very much and I am willing to marry her. She has told me that she loves me, too, and is
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    Did not stop
    30 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Motorist Lee Tek Wan and motor- cyclist Toh Teck Sung were fined $30 each by a magistrate's court today for not stopping at "Halt" signs.
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    Pilot in— tyre-burst Boeing drama praised
    139 10 Pilot in— tyre-burst Boeing drama praised CINGAPORE, Thurs. The pilot who brought his speeding plane on the runway to a safe halt despite two burst tyres yesterday, has received a pat on the back from the top. Captain S.K. Neili, of MSA today received a letter of commendation from the
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    Litterbugs warned
    17 10 PENANO. Thurs. Lltterbugs will be booked by City Council en.orcement squads without warning from Monday
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    Army wife fined for assault
    73 10 Army wife fined for assault BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Thurs. A fight between two army wives cost one of them $20 in the magistrate's court here today. Inspector Freddie Chong told the court that the two had an argument at Breakas camp on Dec. 15. One of them. Hapsah binte Sharlp.
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    Sherry is home again, so Kabul is eating heartily
    164 10 THERE is the familiar pitter patter of eight paws in the Magee household again. Kabul the Afghan hound no longer pines for his lost playmate Sherry is alive and well and chewing away at her favourite bamboo chair in their home.
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    EFFORTS TO BRING LIM AND AL-ATAS TOGETHER FAIL
    241 10 EFFORTS TO BRING LIM AND AL-ATAS TOGETHER FAIL PENANG. Thurs. Efforts to bring together Dr. Lim Chong Eu and Prof. Syed Hussein Al-Atas key figures in the Gerakan crisis have failed. Prof. Al-Atas was here all day yesterday and today, but Dr. Lim was reported "busy" with state matters. Yesterday,
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    Mara boats
    28 10 KUAI.A TBENGGANU. Thurs. Three customs patrol boats, built at the Mara shipyard here were commissioned today by the Director Oeneral of Customs Hajl Daiman bin Jamalurtdln.
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    Peoples Front won't break up, says Liu
    501 10  - Peoples Front won't break up, says Liu P.M. RAMAN. By SINGAPORE, Thursday pKOPLES Front secretary-general Mr. Lvi Boon Poll today discounted the possibility of his new party breaking up. Mr. Lvi, recuperating from an operation yesterday, also denied there was a crisis in the month-old party. But some party leaders
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    $32,000 for youth who lost a leg
    174 10 CINOAPORE, Thurs. A youth, who lost his left leg in an Industrial accident, today settled his damages claim against his employers for $32,397 and costs. Tan Boon Wah, 19, was a machine hand in a Oeylang factory when his left leg was slashed
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    MEETING OF ALLIANCE MPs AND SENATORS
    94 10 MEETING OF ALLIANCE MPs AND SENATORS I^UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. All Alliance members of Parliament and senators will attend the party's pre Parliament meeting at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka here on July 4. The party's executive secretory, Mr. Michael Chen said today circulars on the meeting had been sent to
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    New pushbutton phones have few takers
    132 11 New pushbutton phones have few takers CINGAPORE, Thurs. Push button telephones have not proved popular with Singapore subscribers. For though the Singapore Telephone Board has facilities to instal 4.300 of them, only 230 had been taken up so far. They were Installed since August last year, when the new-style phones
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    Opening bid for number: $250
    96 11 Opening bid for number: $250 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Bids for a new series of car numbers SE 1 to SE 2000 will open from July I to 22. The minimum bid is $250. and the Registry of Vehicles reserves the right not to accept any bid. even the highest. An ROY
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    2,000 INDONS TO GO TO POLLS IN S'PORE
    208 11 2,000 INDONS TO GO TO POLLS IN S'PORE SINGAPORE, Thursday MORE than 2,000 Indonesians In Singapore will go to the polls on July 3 the Indonesian election day. These are the Indonesian nationals who are resident or "sojourning" here part of the estimated 60 million electorate who will cast their
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    Court is told of plan to 'gun down' the accused
    441 11 Court is told of plan to 'gun down' the accused PHEY ASSAULT CASE SINGAPORE, Thurs FORMER MSA aircraft cleaner today alleged in court that he kne;y aix>ut his union president, Mr. Phey Yew Kok's intention "to gnn down his constitutional opponent," Thevvendran Ramanathan. But Oh Slew Hal, 28, the prosecution
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    Open day at RAF Tengah
    54 11 SINGAPORE. Thurt. The 63 Squadron of the RAP will hold an open day on Sunday at Its base In Tengah from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Programmes for the day Include flying displays, two wrestling bouts, parachute drops and a lucky draw. Admission fee is
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    Courses in speech training and magic
    137 11 Courses in speech training and magic SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Chinese YMCA Youth Department will conduct two new courses for students at the YMCA International Centre in Palmer Road next month. The flnrt, a four-«esslon speech training course limited to 25 participants, begins on July 2 from 5 p.m. to 0
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    Seven-week course on job evaluation
    82 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The National Productivity Centre will conduct a seven-week course from July 19 on "Job evaluation and incentives." The course is designed for management involved in management employee relations, administration of salary structures and increasing productivity. The teachers will be Mr. 8. Ramallngam ILO,
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      CHOU'S HINT TO U.S.
      482 12 Mr. Chou En-lai's dinner speech to American newspaper correspondents and their wives, breaking a long Chinese silence on Taiwan, naturally has suffered from the manifold distractions of the Pentagon's Vietnam analysis. The importance of Mr. Chou's remarks centres less on his assurance that when Taiwan returns
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      THREE Rs AND MORE
      321 12 Malaysia's Education Minister went to the heart of the matter when he told the conference of Chief Education Officers that it was imperative to improve the quality of school teachers. Even where teachers have the requisite qualifications the performance of their pupils has been disappointing. One
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      FACTS AND FIGURES
      170 12 Singapore's retail traders, carrying the burden of public annoyance, can take cemfort from the knowledge that some price increases at least have now been attributed to manufacturers and wholesalers. The Consumers Association of Singapore after due investigation, has admitted that provision dealers raised prices only because manufacturers
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      TIME FOR A BIG CLEAN UP
      164 12 TIME FOR A BIG CLEAN UP KUALA Trengganu Is famous for Its egg-laying turtles but I hope something else is "hatching" here. I'm talking about the urgent need to make the town presentable for visitors and residents alike. And so I trust there's some "split and polish" plans In time
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      THIS IDEA WILL NOT WORK
      129 12 'PHE system of paying salaries fortnightly for those earning below $1000/- as suggested by "Monthly $750" (S.T. June 22) is both uneconomical and Inconvenient. Making payments every half month will not only Incur a great deal of unnecessary work for the employers but will also
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      Danger!
      52 12 r rHE crossroads at Jalan Sultan and Jalan Ibrahim, which Is the main trunk road running from the north to the south, is an accident black spot. The residents of Segamat hope the government will do something about providing traffic lights and contructlng a round-about system to help safety.
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      Need to look at the pay scales
      245 12 DLEASE permit me to reply to "Affected" (B.T. June 9) and Enche V. Danabalan. Secretary, Royal Commission on th« Teaching Service (June 16). I would like to point out that teachers In general and graduate teachers In particular are getting the most generous
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      36 12 'IMPATIENT' (ST. June 19) who complained about delays In official inspections of machinery In Pahang Is asked to contact the Ketua Pemereksa Kllang dan Jentera. Kementerlan Buroh dan Tenaga Raayat. Baogunan MIC, Jalan Maxwell, Kuala Lumpur.
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    Lock icon The crowded airports of Europe
    539 12 PARIS Western Europe will have to build new airports or considerably Improve existing facilities to cope with fast expanding traffic in the next decade, according to top aviation officials. "Air traffic will Increase so markedly in the next 10 years that we shall need new
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    A DEGREE OF GREAT EXPECTATION
    1190 12  - A DEGREE OF GREAT EXPECTATION Cheah Boon Kheng By Kuala Lumpur Convocation the dawn of a, bright future or later disappointment? TO the strains of a modern but dignified rendering of the folk tune Bunga Tanjong, 2,420 University of Malaya graduands in caps and gowns will receive their scrolls from
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      Palm oil industry in for another boom year
      624 13  - Palm oil industry in for another boom year HENRY CHANG By JMIE palm oil industry which performed so admirably last year, posting new highs in price and output, seems headed lor an equally encouraging and profitable year. And this despite a three-week price recession from late May that suggested strongly
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      CITY TALK
      380 13  -  CROESUS By Snuffed out MY SPIES have learnt that another Singapore based manufacturing company has landed In the hands of the receivers. This time it is Singapore Battery Manufacturing. Sources close to thn company, Jointly owned by leading Japanese battery manufacturer, Yuasa and its local sole agent, Swee
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      Asian dollar market: More room for growth
      510 13  -  AUSTIN MORAIS By ALTHOUGH estimates indicate that the growth of the Asian dollar market since its birin in i 969 has oeen impressive, its full potential has hardly been realised, according to the Singapore office of the First National City Bank. In a
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      Probe by Senate likely to hit Australian broker-directors
      512 13  - Probe by Senate likely to hit Australian broker-directors KINGSLEY WOOD I By JYDNEY:: About IT> per cent of Australian broker arc directors of public indastrial, milking or exploration companies and hold a total of 168 board seats, according to a recent survey. Thirty-six Sydney brokers, 32 in Melbourne, eight in
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      81 13 "Sure I fly BOAC to London. Who else has theVCIO?" For some people there is only one airline. Only BOAC offers you the jet with the four powerful Rolls Royce engines at the back. To give you a faster take-off and s. slower, smoother landing. The fabulous VCIO flies to
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      191 13 INSIDE East Asiatic into the future with confidence; Market. m column: People In bminr*s. Pa(e 14. Company news; Share market report. Weekly rubber review; Commodll.es. Pafe 15. Overseas markets New York, Melbourne. Hong Koiij; Closing prices and business done. Page 16. H Wl^j WHHBw^- IHa^^^^^ .^da^al^a^ ffw aw ia^ai Arelittk
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    East Asiatic into the future with confidence...
    343 14  - East Asiatic into the future with confidence... 808 NG By FAST ASIATIC, arguably the largest Danish concern in this part of the world, epitomises the modern, progressive and ex-pansion-minded foreign incorporated company in Malaysia and Singapore in this era of industrialisation. Like the other great names in global commerce doing
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      A must Cor the ad man
      199 14 AN AD moot, a must on the calendar of local ad men, Is the Eighth Asian Advertising Congress scheduled for next year In Bangkok. Plans for the congress have Just been announced. Tentatively scheduled from Nov. 5 to 9, the moot will also be
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      Mazda's boast
      154 14 TALKING Of ad moots, the Mazda people in Kuala Lumpur recently arranged one for the press to expound the marvels and intricacies of their Cosmos 11 OS rotary engine which gives the zip to the Capella Rotary. Naturally, the purpose of the moot was to point out the
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      131 14 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Mr. A.A. Banks from British Petroleum's London office has uccr appointed marketing dlrev tor of BP Singapore and BP Malaysia. He will succeed Mr. J.C. Eastwood who Is leaving on Aug. 16 for a new appointment. Mr. J.A. MortonClark, manager of BP Malaysia, will relinquish his appointment
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      412 14 TRACTOR EQUIPMENT BLOCKS AND RIGGING SHOVEL CRANE ATTACHMENTS jEqulpment JSjaJNILf M 9 £!rDOrat!onJs corporation bY t^E S/JbbbTM YOUNG offers the logging and construction industries* broad HMB l| WpKBHUm M 1 line of equipment Blocks 5L*3 -^irtlr_J PaW] d R'M"*. Tractor, Shovel ft ly >m mTfM and Crane Attachments. K2nMK,^ali|r Jsl
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      115 14 .CONTINUOUS HH H? W&^^^rm BROOK MOTORS Posh Hotels of International class and repute offer continuous service, 24 hours a day. BROOK MOTORS that work the air- conditioning plants day by day, week .^,^£^^t~\ by week, cope with this heavy /^H j^k service demand unfalteringly. *^l Hi i BROOK MOTORS are
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        Most active stocks
        16 15 Most active stocks Haw Par 575.000. Power Telecom 375,000. Sea View 197,000. United Motor Worka 190,000.
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        INDICES
        36 15 June 23 June 24 Industrials: 160.73 161.39 1 Hotels: 81.51 78.78 Properties: 128.16 128.40 t Tins: 95.07 93.19 rubbers: 118.65 118.68 Dec, 30, 1966 100 1 Dec. 31, 1968 100 i Dec. 29, 1962 100
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      Seafield continues buying spree
      170 15 AFTER its recent success in gaining the controlling interest in Buklt Panjong, Sea field Amalgamated Rubber looks well on the way to acquiring another rubber company. This time Seafleld has got Its eye on Sungel Rlnchlnß Rubber Estates. They Jointly announced in London on Wednesday that
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      Exchange rates
      162 15 THE Association of Bants In Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at June 24. Local dollars to one urit of Foreign Currency Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar US. Dollar Selling TT or OD S 7 3850 3.4525 3.0050
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      101 15 SANWA Bank of Japan has opened a representative office In Singapore under Mr. A. Hashimoto. It will also cover neighbouring countries such as Malaysia. Indonesia and Thailand. Primary aim of the office Is to maintain closer contact with the bank's associates In the Republic. It will provide latest facts
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      PROBE FAILS TO KNOCK MARKET
      247 15 PROBE FAILS TO KNOCK MARKET ORICES ruled steadier toI wards the close of trading on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday, resulting in more counters emerging on the plus side. The opening session was hesitant with Haw Par taking a dip to $1.78 under panic selling triggered off
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        Tin pricegoes up again
        176 15 Tin pricegoes up again rpHE Straits tin price 1 in Penang yesterday rose another $1.62£ to $632,624 per pic v 1 on an official offering down 30 tons to 241 tons. Following the strong overnight lead from London where the metal price advanced another £8, the local market was very
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        Asian Dollar
        68 15 fpHESE 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. One month 1/2 PC. Two months 6 9/16p.c.
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        54 15 WadnMCUy TutldlJ •us. au.a. London 40.30 40.139 B*lml 40.60 40.45 Hormkonj 41.89 41.36 Zurich 40. M8 40.108 40.408 40.M8 Pmrta 40.78 40.M Sport Hi 41. (78 41JK) •Vpor* (2) IM.OO 158.30 (1) Export prloi to non-iUrlln* »re«» In VM. dolUn P«r ounce. (S) Local dealer* Plica to
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        RUBBER GAINS
        393 15 AFTER opening about unchanged, the rubber market yesterday fluctuated quietly around the 1C3.00 cent per kilo level for most of the morning before steadying lj cents on some short-covering demand In thin conditions. There was no feature at the afternoon session which was very quiet with values marginally
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        CLOSING PRICES
        24 15 JUNE 24. RUBBER: 104.25 cents per kilo (up 1.25 cents). TIN: $632.62} (up $1 .624). Official offering 241 tons (down 30 tons).
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        PRODUCE
        108 15 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHAMCI SINCAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Ceeenut Oil- bulk $54 sellers, drum Ss6i sellers. Cepra: Mixed Co h loose July/ Aug. UX/Cont. (32 B. Ptppw: Muntok ABTA white f.o.b. 10O<* NL.W $I*7l eellers. Sarawak white f.o.b. M% NLW $1771 aellers. Sarawak special black f.o.b. 98",
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        Copper prices
        33 15 London copper prlcu on Wednesday previous In brackets I Winter Spot buyer £438.50 (£443.00) seller 1459.00 (£443.50): Three Month* buyer £469.00 (£454.00). seller* £489.50 (£455.00). Market tens: Firm, tale*: 8.280 tons.
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        PALM OIL
        39 15 In London on Wedne«Uy tht price of Malayan 5 ptr cent CIF UK UK/N. Kuropean porU In bulk, •terltnf per long ton Nov. Dec. wu quoted at UK {108 aellen or ExCont. £262 Kller. (UK £104 aellen).
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        Stockpile deal: Operators wary
        405 15 A DECLINE of some 4J cents has been registered with rubber prices sagging dally In conditions which became progressively quieter and duller, says Holiday, Cutler it Bath in Its weekly review. Last Friday's announcement that arrangements with China, regarding the purchase of the Government's stockpile and
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1273 16 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala. Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the numher of shares traded shown In brackets in IoU of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Ben 4 Co. (10) $1.39. (3) $1.38. B. Kawat (21) $1.24. (2) $1.25 D.
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      CLOSING PRICE
      1036 16 Bid ano orrtn piiicis officially LISTIO AT TNI CLOIt OF BUSINESS IN INI IINCAPORI ANO KUALA LUM»UR TRADING ROOM* OF THE STOCK IXCNANUI WITN PRICI MOVIMINTS IN BRACKET! VIITIROAT WERE: CLOSING TONE: Industrials, oil palms, tins closed strong while the rest barely steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as
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        Melbourne
        513 16 ]Y/[ELBOURNE, Thurs. Oils dominated the market on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today, with Woodside again attracting strong support. The shares peaked to a new high of $1.48. closing 29 cents higher at $1.38. The contributing shares were in strong demand too, peaking at $1.25 and closing 19 cents higher
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        INDICES
        70 16 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN Wednesday 69 69 Tuesday 69.69 Week ago 69.75 RUBBERS Wednesday 181.79 Tuesday 183.05 Week ago 178.80 OILS Wednesday 355.50 Tuesday 351.6 a Week ago 357.87 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 372.2 Tuesday 370.6 Week ago 372.4 DOW JONEB AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 879.45 Tuesday 574.43 Week ago 008.50 LONDON DOLLAR
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        NEW YORK
        376 16 NEW YORK. Wed. The market staged a mild comeback after suffering sharp losses In the three previous sessions though late profit-taking reduced earlier gains. Volume near the final bell stood at about 12.65 million shares. The popular market averages slipped from their highest levels at mid-day, but still
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        HONG KONG
        260 16 JJONO KONG, Thurs. "he market opened on a quiet note but gradually prices moved up to recover something of the losses experienced during the past two days. The market remained fairly steady throughout the day bet closed on an uncertain note. General BottUnr again forged ahead to notch
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      651 15 ACCOUNTANTS -Qualified Unqualified A well established organisation in Singapore with rapidly expanding interests in this region hos vocancies in its accounts department. Qualified Accountant? Appliconts should be Singapore citizen, 24 to 30 years of oge with an accounting degree ond at leost two yeors experience in financial accounting work preferably
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      536 16 KOLEJ PERTANIAN MALAYA Permohonan2 adalah dlpelawa dartpada Warganegara2 Malaysia untuk menglsl Jawatan2 Pensharah dl KoleJ Pertanlan Malaya: Tariff* Gaji: $630 x 25 680 715 x 35 925 965 x 40 1.245. Kemasukan tangga gajl permulaan akan dlasaskan kepada kelayakan dan pengalaman. Laln2 Faedah: (1) akan dlbayar elaun berubah atas kadar
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      776 16 STATE OF BRUNEI VACANCY FOB PHYSIOTHERAPIST Applications are Invited from qualified Physiotherapists to fill a vacancy In the Medical and Health Department, Brunei. QUALIFICATIONS: The qualification normally expected Is that of Chartered Physiotherapist (United Kingdom) or Its recognised equivalent. SALARY: In the scale BWl— BSIO2O x 40--1220. Point of entry
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      238 16 ill Hotel Royal invites applications from experienced personnel for the following positions SALES AND PUBLIC Iliiisi KHI'IM, RELATIONS DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT Executive House-keeper Sales Promotion Assistant House-keepers Asst. PR Officers Chambermaids ACCOI'NTS Floor Inspectresses DEPARTMENT Junior House-keepers Accountant Accounts Housemen Cleaners fncome'Audltor FOOD &BEVER AGE Night Auditors DEPARTMENT Accounts Clerks Restaurant
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    SUPPORT FROM BOSSES FOR CHECK-OFF
    342 17 SUPPORT FROM BOSSES FOR CHECK-OFF 'No closed-shop danger' SINGAPORE, Thursday 'J' H E Singapore Employers' Federation supports the check-off system for union subscriptions. The first public announcement of support by employers was made today by the federation's president, Mr. J.D.H. Neill. Detailed recommendations on check-off the deduction of union dues
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    Bonuses: 'Profitsharing policy continues'
    190 17 Bonuses: 'Profitsharing policy continues' IN his speech. Mr. Neill also referred to the recent clamour by unions for higher bonuses. Mr. Neill said it was Impossible to circulate any general advice to all members on the subject of higher bonuses but the federation would give advice to individual members in
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    Man who stole to gamble
    64 17 SINGAPORE, Thura. Hawker Urn Kok Pheng, 18, stole because he wanted the money for gambling, a magistrate's court heard today. Llm said he was a "heavy gambler," when he admitted stealing a radio- Upe-player worth $380 from a car at a carpark in Lorong 7,
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    Parking fine
    36 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs. MotorUt Lee May of Upper Serangoon Road was fined $30 by a magistrate* court today for parking his car at a "No Parking" lot In Empress Place on Peb. IT last year.
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    Subjects in Bahasa
    55 17 MALACCA. Thuis. Commercial, agricultural science, technical and vocational subjects are now being taught in Bahasa Malaysia wherever possible in natlonul secondary schools In the country. This was revealed today by the Minister of Education, Inche Hussein Onn. when he opened a $450,000 secondary school at Masjld Tanah.
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    PM moves office to Istana annexe
    113 17 CINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. 0 Lee Kuan Yew has moved part of his office and the whole of the Cabinet office from City Hall to the Istana annexe"Traffic congestion In front of the City Hall and difficulty of parking for Cabinet meetings has made this
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    Grand Prix winner ordered to pay up $39,000
    235 17 SINGAPORE, Thurs —Former Macao and Johore Grand Prix winner Chan Lye Choon was ordered by the High Court today to pay $39,794 to the Chung Khiaw Bank on a consent Judgement as payment on a trust receipt for which he stood guarantor
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    Newsmen off to London tonight
    108 17 Newsmen off to London tonight rjINGAPORE. Thurs. A O group of 17 press representatives from Singapore and Malaysia will leave Singapore for London tomorrow night as the guests of MSA. The flight is one of several planned to mark the opening of MSA's new European rout" which began on June
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    Feeling well? But you may still be sick
    292 17  - Feeling well? But you may still be sick RITA LOONO WARNING ON HIDDEN ILLNESSES By CINGAPORE, Thurs. You look well and you feel well, but can you be really sure you ARE well? This Is the question which will be put across to the public in a campaign to promote
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    Body found in pond
    38 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The body of Aw Ah Jock. 73. was today found by his son. Hoe Peng. 31. In a pond near their Meyappa Chettiar Road home in Serangoon. No foul play is suspected.
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      624 17 On your TV and Radio 3.N P.M. Opening and General Hos- J.M Children's Corner (0 pital 7 05 Sports Parade 3.21 For the Family (E) J£" s c 3.N A Diary of Events in Singapore Chinese Variety Show This Week (E) ews and Newsreel (E) S-M Green Acres Oliver's Double
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    About brains that drain and those that remain
    917 18  - About brains that drain and those that remain Masie Kwee AT THE SCHOOLS...by Tackling Singapore's superthink problem at the dawning of the age of computers. WHY train a brain that will "drain" when you can train a lesser brain that will remain? A parent spluttered this out over a drink
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      The day an old 'girl' got a wallop!
      274 18 The day an old 'girl' got a wallop! ALONG that stretch of Holland Road, between the 6th and 6£ milestone, can be found probably some of the oldest living trees in the Republic. Whilst I am body and soul behind the Government's "Garden City" campaign, I can't help analogising these
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      109 18 WE the residents of Lorong L, Telok Kurau, got up one day last week to find rows of massive dustbins stacked on the footpath opposite our houses. Now the area bordering this has become a rubbish dump. Rubbish is spilling on to the road. NeighbourIng houses are infested with files,
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      Cabbies, black sheep and backseat lovers
      265 18 Cabbies, black sheep and backseat lovers WITH reference to "Jangan Marah's" letter (S.T.. June 17). I feel that certain points in my letter need clarification. I chose the pen-name "Scorpion" because of my Zodiac sign. I did not and do not have a "a poisonous sting" for all taxidrivers. "Jangan
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      49 18 ris no surprise at all that two accidents occurred at the 3i mile Thomson Road within a week. For safer driving along this stretch of road, speedlimit signs should be put up, police patrols Increased and street lights changed to the powerful yellow type. mm TONG HOR, Singapore 20.
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      THE CONTINUING SAGA OF HONG KAH LANE
      240 18 THE CONTINUING SAGA OF HONG KAH LANE I AM flabbergasted! In its reply (S.T., May 29) to my letter (S.T. May 21) the Ministry of National Development stated that Hong Kah Lane will be metalled in three stages, with the first stage to be carried out this year. Imagine my
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    Police in Naval Base worried about future
    166 19 Police in Naval Base worried about future SINGAPORE, Thurs. 3 Some 550 police officers and men of the Naval Base are seeking a vital clue to their future. They are now wondering what would happen to them when the British Far East Command hands over its functions to the newly-formed
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    Ghazali's date
    39 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Minis' jr for Education. Inche Mohammed Ohazall Ismail, will attend the certificate awarding ceremony for the Seatneo Innotech Centre's three-month programme on regional projects at the MSA Theatrette tomorrow morning.
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    Kit Siang to seek King's pardon for election offence
    238 19 ITUALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs. DAP MP Mr. Lim Kit Slang is to seek the Yang diPertuan Agong's pardon for not submitting his election returns within the required time. Mr. LJm (Bandar-Malaka) will submit his petition to the King on Saturday nine
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    POLICE SEEK 2 GANGS OF ROBBERS
    94 19 POLICE SEEK 2 GANGS OF ROBBERS TPOH, Thurs. Perak police are looking for two gangs of youths who robbed a cinema manager last night and a tobacco company cashier this morning. Last night, two youths armed with pistols held up the manager at the Rex Theatre here and escaped with
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    Bird singing contest
    67 19 STNOAPORE, Thurs. The Calmhlll community centre will hold a bird singing contest on July 11 at 8 a.m. at the centre In Buyong Road. The contest Is for the following types of birds: Shama, Tiu.s. Mat a Put eh. and Merbok Jambul. Entry forms which must be
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    Lions' date
    24 19 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Lions Club Singapore (Jurong) will hold Its fourth Installation dinner at the Katong Room, Shangri-La Hotel on July 3.
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    RESTORE GIFTS CALL TO PETROL KIOSKS
    129 19 SINGAPORE, Ttanrs. The Consumers' Association of Singapore today appealed to petrol companies to restore the old system under which gifts and discounts were given at kiosks for the purchase of petrol. "Otherwise we would have to use the car less and resort more to
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    10—cent phone levy: More protests
    321 19 10— cent phone levy: More protests 'Business to pass on burden to the public' SINGAPORE, Thurs TWO more business associations today joined iv the clamour against the Singapore Telephone Board's reported plan to impose a 10-cent levy on every telephone call after the first 100 in a month. The Singapore
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    SALESMEN ABE ENTITLED TO CPF PAYMENTS
    192 19 SALESMEN ABE ENTITLED TO CPF PAYMENTS CINGAPORE, Thurs. J Salesmen earning only commissions ARE entitled to CPF contributions from their employers but only if they are "real" employees. Mr C.E. Green, general manager of the CPF. said this today in reply to a reader's query in the Straits Times. Mr.
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    Retired doctor charged
    60 19 LONDON. Thurs. After 10 minutes hearing at the Tower Bridge Magistrate's Court in London today. Walter Abdul Raman, 80-year-old retired doctor who was born In Johore was committed (or trial at (he Old Bailey on 12 drug charges. No pleas were taken. Raman of Southwalk Park Road.
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    Baby show
    30 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The MP for Mountbatten, Mr. Ng Yeow Chong, will open a baby show at the Mountbatten community centre at Guillemard Road on Sunday at 9 a.m.
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      236 19 Straits Times Crossword Hi Hi HP IHF IH^ IF .HH^~TH ACROSS 6. Whip of standard length at 1 JM* m n aWkWard to ff«. (I .°rtm 1» no ft KJcigo-d by contra Ub boy C6j ]0) n fSILT ft o Wl i£SJ W to «ot SSig «ounl non-drinker 11. Omitting
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    'Reward safety conscious workers' call to bosses
    191 20 'Reward safety conscious workers' call to bosses CINGAPORE, Thurs. Give awards to workers who observe the proper safety precautions and keep a certain number of accident free hours. This suggestion came today from National Safety First Council chairman Mr. Milton Tan. Mr. Tan said: "This will act as an incentive
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    Sweeper fined
    33 20 SINOAPORE, Thurs. Bweeper Ting Kirn Chwee, 33, was fined $250 for being In morphine den an offence under the Dangerous Drugs Ordinance at Muar Road off Rochore Road on April 6
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    15 more banks in S'pore may pay better bonuses
    272 20 SINGAPORE, Thursday A BOUT 15 banks in Singapore are expected to offer better bonuses to their employees this year, an official of the Singapore Employers' Federation said today. Mr. J.J. Rattray, SEF executive director said: "These banks will take the cue
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    LUMUT IS AGAIN CONSIDERED AS A BASE, SAYS RAZAK
    140 20 KOTA KINABALU, Thurs. The Malaysian Government is now actively considering Lumut as a naval base after shelving the idea for some time, Tun Abdul Razak disclosed this today. The Prime Minister was speaking to officers and men of the sth Infantry
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    Man dies in hospital: Appeal to relatives
    83 20 Man dies in hospital: Appeal to relatives SINGAPORE, Thurs. Police today appealed to the next-of-kln of an Indian, aged about 55, who died in Outram Hospital yesterday, to contact them. The man had no identification papers on him when found unconscious at Boon Tat Street on Tuesday at about 11.50
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    Supervisee jailed
    63 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A quarr i with his wife over five years ago today cost a businessman a year's jail. According to Siah Hock Chia. 41. the quarrel with his wife on Sept. 9 1965 led him to become "so distressed" that he failed to report to the Joo
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    Driver fined
    38 20 SINQAJ>ORE, Thurs. Lorrydriver Chong Jin Choy. of Bendemeer Road, was fined $30 by a magistrate's court today for driving along Lorong 4. in Toa Payoh while holding an expired driving licence, on Jan. 2 last year.
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    SEAMAN WHO WAS STRUCK BY BEAUTY OF PLANT
    75 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A Japanese seaman, Tomiro Funal, 22, was so struck by the beauty of a potted plant at the docks yesterday, he took it away. Today, he pleaded guilty to stealing the plant near Godown 48 at the Port Authority. Tomiro
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    AUSTRALIAN AWARD FOR STORE STUDENT
    108 20 AUSTRALIAN AWARD FOR STORE STUDENT SINGAPORE student Chee Mun Hong (above) has won an advertising award for showing the greatest general prof i c i c n c y throughout his Bachelor of Commerce (marketing) course at an Australian university. Mr. Chan won the SSC and B: Lintas International Advertising:
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    Chemistry Dept goes metric
    79 20 Chemistry Dept goes metric SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Department of Chemistry in Outram Road will revise Its charges for denaturation or tincturing of alcohol In line with the metric system from July 1. The present fee of $2 per 45 gallons of alcohol denatured will be changed to $2 per 200
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    Sacked cop: Poser for court
    243 20 Sacked cop: Poser for court CINGAPORE, Thurs. Should a subordinate police officer be accorded a hearing before his dismissal from the force on the findings and recommendations of a disciplinary Inquiry? Lawyer Mr. J.B. Jeyaretnam raised this poser In the High Court today at the continued hearing of a "wrongful
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    Smoky taxi
    33 20 Singapore. Thurs. Taxidriver Tan Chee Kiong of Selegie Road was fined $75 by a magistrate's court for driving a car which emitted execessive smoke along Serangoon Road on Dec. 12. 1969.
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    lAC award of free drinks for Pepsi workers
    335 25 lAC award of free drinks for Pepsi workers SINGAPORE. Thursday fHE Industrial Arbitration Coort today rejected claims for higher wages by over 200 workers of Union (Pte) Ltd., makers of Pepsi Cola. But It awarded each employee four free cases of soft drinks per year for either Chinese New Year,
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    Hostel rooms for 40
    56 25 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The YWCAs Outran Road Hostel will provide homes away from homes for about 40 students and working girls when It opens (or occupation from July 10. The hostel, on the first floor of the YWCAs Outram Road Centre, was formerly classrooms of an evening
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    Youths told: Acquire cultural ballast
    95 25 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Health Minister Mr. Chua Sian Chin today said young Singaporeans must first be steeped in their own cultural traditions before they begin to adopt the cultural norms and practices of the West. This was to give them the ability to tell good from
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      838 26 PAN ELECTRIC GENERAL INDUSTRIES (MALAYSIA) BERHAD (Incorporated In Malaysia) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual General Meeting of the Members of the Company will be held at the Registered Office of ihe Company. Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Building, on Wednesday. 14ih July. 1971 at 12 noon for th» following
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      586 26 PRE-TENDER NOTICE GOVERNMENT OF MALAYSIA MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND LANDS CENTRAL ABATTOIRS. SHAH ALAM. SELANGOR, MALAYSIA. Tenders are Invited from suitably experienced Class 'BX' Contractors (Head 111 Sub- Head 3) and above registered with P.W.D. for the supply, delivery and Installation of:— a) Piped Services (Plumbing. Heating, Water Supply and
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      520 26 GOVERNMENT OP THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE, IMS (NO. IS OF 1963) NOTICE UNDER SECTION 19(2) Notice Is hereby given, pursuant to Section 19(2) of the Local Government Integration Ordinance. 1983 that the Director of Public Works requires the execution of streetworks in respect of the
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      Hongkong to bid for 1978 C-Games
      131 27 HONGKONG, Thurs Hong Kong may put a bid to host the 1978 Commonwealth Games. The Hong Kong Olympic Committee and Amateur Sports Federation met last night and agreed in principle to bid for the 1978 Games, an Olympic Committee spokesman said. They will seek
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      Inter-school
      62 27 ENTRIES are Invited for the 1971 inter-school team chess tournament, organised by Singapore Chess Federation, beginning on July 2. Closing date for entries Is June 26. There wUI be three sections Secondary boys, Secondary girls and Primary schools. Entry forms and rules are obtainable from the chairman. Junior Clubs.
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      No eggs, cans ban on these fans
      206 27 No eggs, cans ban on these fans KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Wrestling fans will not be allowed to take In eggs, tomatoes, cans bottles or anything else which might be considered harmful into Stadium Negara when they go to watch World championship wrestling which begins tomorrow night. They will also be
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      Thais agree to play in Asia tourney
      282 27  - Thais agree to play in Asia tourney ERNEST FRIDA By J*HAILAND is the lastest country to accept the invitation to compete in the Second Asian Regional Hockey Tournament here in August. Singapore Hockey Association secretary S. Yogarajah said: "We have received a cable from Thailand Hockey Association confirming its entry."
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      FAM gets a Taiwan surprise
      110 27 f^UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Taiwan, whom the P.A. of Malaysia thought would have difficulties in fielding a team for this year's Merdeka soccer tournament from Aug 4-21, sent in their team list yesterday. And with it came a firm warning: "We will be making a determined
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      Women's hockey
      43 27 Mrs. Tan Yoon Yin was elected president of the Singapore Women's Hockey Association at Its annual meeting held at SRC recently. Other officials elected Vicepresident Mrs. P.M. Pennefather. secretary Mrs. L. Grant, asst. secretary Mrs. O. Ess, treasurer Mrs. J. Pereira.
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      Singapore expects a bag of 20 golds
      259 27  -  A. JOHNSON By CINGAPORE expects to win about 20 gold medals at the SEAP Games swimming cham pionshlps In Kuala Lumpur in December. Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's assistant secretary Fong Hoe Beng said yesterday: "I personally feel this is within our swimmers' reach.
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      Chance for Hilversum to score
      587 28  - Chance for Hilversum to score EPSOM JEEP RACING with (^LASSES Five and Six races often produce shock results. So it may be worthwhile having a flutter on Hilversum in Race 2 at Bukit Timah tomorrow. This five-year-old has not won a race in 13 starts. His best effort was a
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      388 28 Mediocre IrishDerby field DUBLIN. Thurs. An International field will turn out for the Irish Sweeps Derby at The Curragh on Saturday, but the class Is not high for a race worth more to the winner than the famed Epsom equivalent run three weeks ago. Saturday's winner will collect £62.370 ($449,065;
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      258 28 Springbok tour depends on the airlines CYDNEY, Thurs. South African Rugby Union president Danie Craven said yesterday that outside interference might stop the Springbok tour of Australia, according to an Australian Broadcasting Commission report. The ABC said in a news broadcast that Dr. Craven said In a telephone interview from
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      Lock icon Tame finish to Bruch-Silvester discus duel
      164 28 Tame finish to BruchSilvester discus duel /COPENHAGEN Thurs The \ji Sllve.ster-Bruch discus duel ended last night in an anticlimax after days of speculation on who would break the 70m barrier for a new world record. Both world champion Jay Silvester of the U.S. and Sweden's Rlckhard Bruch have unofficially beaten
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      US baseball results
      91 28 NEW YORK. Thurs Results of baseball games played yesterday American League Baltimore 7 Washington 5 Boston 2 Cleveland 1; New York 6 Detroit 5 (13 Inns); Milwaukee 6 California 0 (Ist game) Calilornla 9 Milwaukee 5 (2nd) Chicago 12 Kansas City 3; Oakland 8 Minnesota 3. National
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      Penang races
      64 28 A trophy race the Batu Oantong Cup for class 2 Dlv 1 horses over 8' s f will be run at the Permng meeting on July 24. 25. 31 and Aug 1 Distances: class 2— 6 f or 7f 6f or 8f; Class 5—511 or Tf ef f
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      Lock icon French club criticised over Pele
      201 28 DARIS, Thurs. The newspaper FranceSolr yesterday criticised Ouy Crescent, president of the parls-Saint Germain soccer club. fo» having raised hopes that Brazilian star Pele might Join the club. The 1.3 million circulation Paper. France's largest, said the Paris ciub officials should have known well that
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      Riessen— ends Wimbledon hopes of Ashe
      333 29 Riessen ends Wimbledon hopes of Ashe ONDON, Thurs. L* Playing the game of his life, Marty Riessen today demolished seeded fellow-Ameri-can Arthur Ashe to .•ontinue the first week shocks of the Wimbledon tennis championships. Riessen, 29-year-^ld son of a tennis coach, won 6-1, 9-8, 8-9, 6-4 to end Ashe's hopes
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      TOP FORM POLICEBEAT BURNLEY
      303 29 pOLICE 'A' found their best form yesterday when they beat youthful Burnley United by 3-0 in a FAS League Div. 2 soccer match at Fairer Park. This was Police's third straight win and they must be favourites to make the quarter-finals from the group. For Burnley
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      Middlesex take lead against Indians
      334 29 Middlesex take lead against Indians LONDON. Thurs. The Indian touring team trailed Middlesex 65 runs in the first innings after being dismissed for 168 on the second day of their three-day cricket match at Lord's here today. Middlesex stretched their lead to 89 by tea when they were 24 for
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      Keppel v Seletar golf match draw, times
      268 29 DRAW and starting times of the SOA league and social match between Keppel and RAF Seletar golf club on Sunday at Keppel Club. Ist tee (league) 8.30 a.m. David Milne (2) and H. R. Perry (5) vP. Marel (4) and T. Mavanna 1
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      Eight nations confirm Pesta entries
      335 29  -  JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE'S Pesta Sukan soccer international tournament is definitely on in August after eight Asian countries informed the organisers they were prepared to send their teams after the Kuala Lumpur Merdeka Games. From a tournament that was in doubt, the organisers are now
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      Bullseye by tipster Anne Wong
      90 29 Bullseye by tipster Anne Wong "MANILA, Thurs. Slnga--I¥A pores Anne Wong failed to compete in last Sunday's 36.000 pesos Greenhllls Grand Prix outside Manila, but she scored a bullseye In predicting the winner. Miss Wong had told a Filipino sportswr.ter on the eve of the race tnat a MlnlCooper would
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      Ghazali Cup basketball
      52 29 THE Second Ohazall Cup basketball tournament will begin with an opening ceremony at 7.30 p.m. on Sunday at Joo Seng Community Centre In Upper AlJunied Lane. The MP for Aljunied and the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Education, Enche Mohd. Ghazall bin Ismail, will declare open
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      Curtains for a 25-year-old
      308 29 By P. Seneviratne rE curtain will ring down on the 25-year-old Civilians versus Services cricket series this weekend when the two sides meet at the Ceylon Sports Club. It will, indeed, be a sad farewell to a series that nas prouueed some stirring displays like Heyzer
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      75 27 CRICKET City School v National Junior College (India Association ground), ACB v Swiss Cottage (Swiss Cottage ground). St. Patrick's 'A' v RI (IA ground). SJI B v ACS SCRC ground). SOCCER PAS DJv 3: Borneo Oroup v IYS, Kota Rajah v PSA, Metal Box v MMMS. TBA A' v Rheem
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    Lock icon $1,440,000 joy for divorcee
    60 30 MRS. Robbie J. Williams, winner of the $1,440,000 super priie In the Irish sweepstakes, with sons Terrence, one, and Gregory, 11, In their Chicago home yesterday. Mrs. Williams, a divorcee, who has been supporting herself and her children on a $442 a month welfare cheque, said
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    Lock icon 15 years' jail for lawyer
    49 30 BYDNEY, Thurs. A solicitor was today Jailed for IS years after he pleaded guilty to swindling clients out of At 5 81.384. Solicitor Alan Blum, 44, admitted five charges of fraudulent misappropriation and asked for 95 similar offences to be taken Into consideration. Reuter.
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    32 30 BYLMAR (California). Thurs. A natural gas explosion trapped 18 men underground here today and police said hopes for their survival were dim. One was known to be dead. Reuter.
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    236 30 Mart: Bid to win approval of Britons LONDON, Thursday DRIME Minister Edward Heath's Government today began a campaign to gain public and parliamentary approval of the terms It secured for British entry into the European Common Market. i If Parliament approves the terms In the Autumn, Britain will officially enter
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    Lock icon Soviet bomb protest
    44 30 UNITED NATIONB, Thurs. Soviet ambassador Yakov A. Malik has demanded that U.S. authorities find and punish persons who placed a bomb, discovered and deactivated before It exploded, near the entrance to the Soviet delegation estate at Olen Cove, Long Island. UPI.
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    Defector's wife writes to Queen
    68 30 Defector's wife writes to Queen MOSCOW, Thurs. The worried wife of Soviet defector, Mr. Antoly Fedoseyev, came to the British Embassy yesterday to dedeliver a letter to Queen Elizabeth, an embassy official reported. Embassy officials declined to reveal the contents of the letter, but It was believed to be an
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    London Stocks
    352 30 T ONDON. Tbura. Early catna on lj the atock exchange today were pared toward! the cloai aa buyera (ailed to follow-through Initial flrranesa. Wall Strrrt'a upturn, the Chancellor of the Exchequer a atatement and the Luxembourg agreement on British Comon Market entry terma were among the upalde factora.
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    BUBBER
    42 30 LONDON. Thura. Spot 15.85. Settlement: July 16 00, July /Sept. 16.20. Aug. 16.20. Sept. 16.40, Oct. /Dee. 18. 80, Jan/March 17.59, April/June 18.10, July/Bcpt. 18.59, Oct. Dec. 18.00. Jan. March 19.50, April/June 19 80. July/B€pt. 10.79. c.l.f. July 14.80, Market: Dull.
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    First load of China food in US
    108 30 First load of China food in US SAN LEANDRO. California, Thurs. The first shipment of food from Communist China to arrive in the I.S. since the relaxing of trade restrictions was in a warehouse here yesterday awaitinr clearance from I.S. Customs. The 11.350-lb load of canned foods Is consigned to
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    Nanyang affair raised at C'wealth Press Union
    195 30 Nanyang affair raised at C'wealth Press Union LONDON, Thurs. A resolution calling on the Singapore Government to release or bring to Immediate trial four detained newspaper executives of the Nanyang Slang Pao was submitted to the Commonwealth Press Union at its annual conference here today. Mr. Dermot Morrah. chairman or
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