The Straits Times, 30 June 1971

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times. Ik National Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    WATER SHOCK: 11 MIL GALLON JUMP
    145 1 WATER SHOCK: 11 MIL GALLON JUMP CINGAPORE, Tues. Not for a fortnight had water use been as high as it was yesterday at 98.8 million gallons almost 11 million gallons more than the day before. On Sunday the record was set for the lowest consumption for the year 88 million
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    Lock icon Sato plans Cabinet reshuffle
    90 1 Sato plans Cabinet reshuffle TOKYO. Tues. Prime Minister Sato said today he would carry out a major reshuffle of his Cabinet and executives of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party following the completed Upper House elections. Mr. Sato told reporters: "It Is about time to carry out a major reshuffle to
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    All-out war of minds
    769 1 All-out war of minds This means action not just words' 'Blachan bomb' camp: P. 19 Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday IT will be "total psychological warfare" under the anti-terrorist campaign ordered yesterday by Tun Abdul Razak. All government departments and agencies will be involved in winning the people over to the Government,
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    Language and courtesy warning by Govt
    149 1 Language and courtesy warning by Govt SINGAPORE, Tues. The Ministry of Health has Issued a stern warning to staff at all government hospitals and clinics on discrlmlnat.on against non English speaking members of the public. The reminder was sent out following complaints. The circular headlined "Discourtesy and rude treatment of
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    Lock icon $12m painting sold again
    77 1 LONDON. Tues. A New York firm acting for the J. Paul Getty Museum of Malibu. California, baa purchased a Titian painting three days after It was sold for £1.680.000 ($l2 million) a London auction house said today. A museum spokesman said he hoped a "reciprocal loan
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    Lock icon India beaten
    31 1 COLCHESTER. Tues. Essex beat the touring Indian cricketers by six wickets when their three-day match ended here today. Scores: India 164 and 231: Essex 335-8 dccl. and 68-4. Heuter.
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    Lock icon ARABS TO GET $100m FROM ISRAELIS
    142 1 ARABS TO GET $100 m FROM ISRAELIS JERUSALEM, Tues.— lsrael announced today a compensation plan which will pay approximately $100 million to Jerusalem Arabs for property taken from them over 20 years ago. The plan, disclosed by Justice Minister Yaaqov Shimshon Shapiro. Is for the Arabs living In East Jerusalem
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    Lock icon TWO MPs SOUGHT FOR FRAUD
    65 1 BANGKOK, Toes. Two MPs belonging to the ruling government party are being sought by police on fraud charges. Interior Minister Gen. Praphas Charusathien has officially asked the Speaker for permission to arrest Term Tablamthong, owner of the famous Cultural Park Timland, and Southln Klabcharoen. They
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    Lock icon BARDOT ARRIVES IN A TEMPER
    111 1 MADRID, Tues. Brijritte Bardot arrived in town in a yellow Rolls and today set Spanish tongues wagging with what one paper has called "terrible fits of temper." "Why don't you relax, Senora," the newspaper Nuevo Diario counselled Brigitte when she arrived in Madrid. Miss Bardot
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    Gerakan's Selangor Committee back in HQ
    641 1 Gerakan's Selangor Committee back in HQ I K. LUMPUR, Tv«». LEADERS of the Gerakan Selangor state liaison committee who vacated party headquarters in Petaling Jaya on Saturday, following a court order requiring them to do so, re-occupied the premises this evening. Hours earlier they had successfully obtained a court ruling
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  • 3 a.m. ROUNDUP
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      Lock icon Rosewall enters W'don s-finals
      57 1 LONDON. Tan. Km RoarwaU of Aaitrmlla entered the men's seml-flnals la the Wimbledon trim Is championship* today »h-n he defeated CUff RJche; 3-7 6-4 9-1 7-J. Boy EmenoD aad Bod Larer (AoitraliaJ beat compatrtoti Bill Bowrejr and Owen Dartdaon 6-J 7-5 6-3 to qualify far the
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  • WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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      Congress gets the Pentagon documents
      341 2 Congress gets the Pentagon documents WASHINGTON, Tues THE Pentagon papers, packed in cardboard boxes marked "top secret," were delivered to Congress yesterday and placed in locked vaults. In sending the documents to Congress, Defence Secretary Mr. Melvin Laird issued a stern warning that disclosure of information in the secret study
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      Lock icon Out: China's hush-hush plan to woo U.S.
      508 2 Out: China's hush-hush plan to woo U.S. WASHINGTON, Tuesday TWO American scholars who were former U.S. Government specialists on Asian affairs say the State Department has held op publication of important historical documents for the years 1945-49 for fear of offending Taiwan. Prof. Allen S. Whiting of the University of
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      Lock icon Pentagon hushed up N-report charge
      323 2 WASHINGTON, Tues. CENATOR Clifford J Case haa charged that Pentagon bureau crats tried to manipulate and suppress a report from civilian scientists indicating a major improvement in spotting differences between underground nuclear tests and earthquakes. The Senator said he was concerned the Pentagon action might
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      329 2 I FIVE forward speed gearbox is a feature ve.y few cars in i Tu^T the world can be proud of. The fifth gear is not an over- .^^m < Jr* l j^tv*J^^ drive nor simply an added gear, but a true gear, allowing .aP. A*jfab.*j^j the torque characteristics of the
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      26 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby /W F«sui?es don 1 CjjpJi&Agypi) BALANCE WITH 7 UTTLE EKROEr^ /YOU'LL UM/E TO 9O) I fOVEP SOUE <. lOOS ACCOUHVS) FIMP ITy
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  • WORLD NEWS 2
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      Lock icon Bomb hoax hunt
      75 3 UOBART, Tups. Police are seeking a young Englishman from the Midlands over last month's AS500.000 bomb hoax against the Qantas airline. The Knglishman had worked at the remote Mount I. yell copper mine on Tasmania's west coast and was in his twenties, the police said, but they
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      Lock icon 'A climate of fear in East Pakistan'
      794 3 'A climate of fear in East Pakistan' DACCA, Tuesday MEMBERS of a BriiT1 tish parliamentary fact-finding team have said that tney found a climate of fear in East Pakistan and urged restoration of confidence to allow refugees to return. The team, whose four members toured East Pakistan for four days,
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      Lock icon FORMER BOSS OF NAZI CAMP DIES
      124 3 FORMER BOSS OF NAZI CAMP DIES r)USSELDORF, Tues. Franz Paul Stangl, once called the "elegant man with tlecllp" when he was running the Treblinka extermination camp In Nazi-occupied Poland, died of a heart attack yesterday over lunch, a prison spokesman said. Stangl. 63. was serving a life prison term In
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      Lock icon 3 soldiers die in ambush
      39 3 BANGKOK. Tues. Three Thai soldiers were killed and five others wounded In a terrorist ambush in Northern Loey province yesterday. Reports said the soldiers were attacked by about 80 terrorists disguised at soldiers. AP.
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      Lock icon Seoul amnesty
      35 3 SEOUL. Tues. The Government today announced an amnesty (or 4.790 prisoners In connection with the Inauguration of President Chung-hee Park for his third four-year term on Thursday. Four American soldiers were Involved. AP.
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      Lock icon Vorster has talks with ' Zulu leader on apartheid
      249 3 Vorster has talks with Zulu leader on apartheid PRETORIA, Tues. Premier John Vorster had talk yesterday for the first time with the leader of the largest ethnic group among Sruth Africa's 15 million Blacks, and discussed with him how apartheid could work. Chief Gatsha Buthelesi, the spokesman for four million
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      Lock icon China visit
      28 3 WELLINOTON. Tue«. Twenty New Zealand students have been chosen from 215 applicants to visit China In August, the New Zealand University Students Association announced today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Armed guards for Springbok tour
      100 3 MELBOURNE, Tues. Armed guards with dogs are guarding the Olympic Park sports ground where the touring South African Rugby Union team are due to play Victoria on Saturday. Victoria Rugby Union president George Hunt said today demonstrators against the South Africans ran the risk of
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      104 3 HnsaiEnnil Reproduction Antique Coromendal (Lacquer) Furniture Furniture ft. WWII Plaques Dining tables. Writing bureaus. Sideboards, Tables, Radio Cabinets etc. Made to order and Ready made available. if Handcrafted by expert craftsmen for B^F exclusive people. K Reproduction Bronze lamps, Wail plaques. Screens, Ivory, Jade, Wooden carvings and ornaments on display
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  • WORLD NEWS 3
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      Lock icon Gunned down... the man who shot an underworld leader
      375 4 Gunned down the man who shot an underworld leader NEW YORK, Tues.— Police pin down a Negro, Jerome Johnson, 25, after he shot reputed underworld leader Joe Colombo yesterday. But the man is dead. Someone in the crowd gunned him down before he could escape. Today fears rose of another
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      Lock icon INDONESIAN PRESS WARNED NOT TO STIR UP EMOTIONS
      228 4 INDONESIAN PRESS WARNED NOT TO STIR UP EMOTIONS JAKARTA, Tues. The National Security Agency yesterday told the Indonesian Press not to publish stories which might stir emotions and endanger success of Saturday's general election. Maj.-Gen. Yoga Sugomo, spokesman of the agency Kopkamtib, told editors at a special briefing that violations
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      Lock icon Moscow sends man to Israel for talks with PM's aide
      454 4 Moscow sends man to Israel for talks with PM's aide MOVES TO RESTORE RELATIONS JERUSALEM. Turn. I THE Foreign Ministry confirmed yesterday that an unofficial emissary from Moscow had quietly visited Isreal two weeks ago and met with Prime Minister Golda Meir's top staff aide. Official sources denied that any
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      Lock icon Astronauts 'may have to learn Russian'
      164 4 TTOUSTON, Tues. A 1 UJS. space agency chief hinted yesterday that his astronauts might have to learn Russian if an agreement is reached on docking Soviet and American spacecraft in flight. Dr. Robert Ollruth, director of the Manned Spacecraft Centre here, headed the U.S.
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      Diplomat lost in Sahara dies of sunstroke
      252 4 Diplomat lost in Sahara dies of sunstroke RABAT. Tues. An American diplomat died, apparently of sunstroke, when his car broke down in the Sahara, the IS. Embassy hrrr said today. The man's wife, his yar-old son and an American journalist who were travelling with him in the same car, wet
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      128 4 "untraps" painful stomach gas Gives fastmore complete relief than any plain antacid I trapped by bubbles m fare forced back into Gas bubbles caused by I food, drinks and tension f prevent digestive acids m reaching food, causing m indigestion. ft&3sife*f ■BB^^^'undigested food. m m Plo-Gel neutralizes m excess acid,
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  • WORLD NEWS 4
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      Lock icon US plans orbiting space ships for defence
      121 5 US plans orbiting space ships for defence WASHINGTON, Tues. 11 The U.S. Air Force is studying plans to build manned interceptors orbiting spaceships —to protect the United States from bomber attack in the late 1970s and beyond. Although still In the preliminary design stage, the Air Force says the spaceInterceptor
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      Sato's lucky doll...
      96 5 lAPANESE Premier. Mr. Kisaku Sato, smilingly fills in the eyr of a dharma doll, a luck-bringpr. in Tokyo despite the Liberal Democratic Party's failure to make impressive sains in the House of Councillors election last Sunday. The LDP conceded a partial de- -1 feat in the rural
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      Lock icon 39 in Death Row 'saved' as court seeks ruling on capital punishment
      638 5 WASHINGTON, Tues THE U.S. Supreme Court reversed 39 death sentences yesterday and agreed for the first time to consider whether capital punishment is cruel and unusual and therefore unconstitutional. Among those benefiting from the ruling was Richard Speck,
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      Lock icon Mintoff wants a higher price
      288 5 VALETTA. Tues. Malta's newly -elected Socialist Prime Minister Dom Mlntoff Is seeking "adequate compensation" for the use of this strategic island by Britain, the United States and other Nato countries. Malta Is not about to become the Cuba of the Mfditerranean, as some rightwing European
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      223 5 Suddenly— the pain is gone with only one Saridon The first thing to do when you get a headache, fever or any aches and pains is to take one Saridon tablet. Just one Saridon tablet and some water and suddenly the pain is gone. So when you feel an ache
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    $2,000m Shell gas project
    348 6  - $2,000 m Shell gas project LESLIE FONG SUPPLY TO COME FROM SARAWAK By SINGAPORE, Tues. Shell is developing what will become this region's biggest liquefied natural gas project at a cost of more than $2,000 million. It Is understood tnat the oil company, in its second venture into this producing
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    Copyright charge against dealer by record firms
    259 6 Copyright charge against dealer by record firms KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Two large recording companies here are seeking a High Court injunction to restrain a record dealer from infringing their copyright to 31 musical records. The Electric and Musical Industries (Hong Kong) Ltd. (EMI) and Philips Fhonographic Industries Ltd. claim that
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    5,000 in need
    32 6 ALOR STAR. Tues. Secretary of the Kedah branch of the Malaysian Council of Child Welfare. Mr. L. Sundram. today said there were 6,000 under-privilegeu school-children In Kota Star district.
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    Phoenix Park pullout in two stages
    163 6 SINGAPORE, Tnes. The handing over of the Phoenix Park complex to Singapore by Britain Is most likely to be carried oat in two stages, according to informed sources today. The complex now houses the headquarters of the British Far East Command and the British
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    Brokers claim $8,000 share deal losses from a clerk
    371 6 Brokers claim $8,000 share deal losses from a clerk SINGAPORE, Tuesday A STOCK and share brokers firm is claiming $8,000 damages from a shipping clerk for losses incurred in the sale of shares said to have been made on his behalf. Mr. Tay Chin Chye, for E.O. Tan and Co.,
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    Labourer jailed
    42 6 SINOAPORE. Tues. Labourer Mohammed Selalman bin Kader Batcha. 20, was jailed for 18 months yesterday for breaking Into a house In Lorong L, Telok Kurau and stealing a $70 radio cassette player on June 20. He had one previous conviction.
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    Indon vessel detained
    50 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. An Indonesian coastal vessel was Intercepted by customs men near Tanjong Plal this afternoon and detained for smuggling. A customs spokesman said the ship was carrying more than $30,000 worth of motor spare parts. He said the ship, a 79-ton vessel, was from Singapore.
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    Six wait and wait for seaman lost at sea
    234 6 Six wait and wait for seaman lost at sea SINGAPORE, Tues.— Hope is the only factor that has been seeing a mother and her five children through the last few days since the father, seaman Gob Bak Yam, disappeared after an incident at sea last week. Mr. Goh, 56, was
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    Soon it may be easy booxe in all India
    558 7  - Soon it may be easy booxe in all India M.G. SRINATH By VMV DELHI Times 1 change, and the day when you could see a man willingly pay money to be publicly branded a drunkurd may be coming to an end in India. Indian tipplers are no more ready than
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    Lock icon A bill of rights for animals
    1036 7  -  MAX WILDE By GENEVA AN INTERNATION A L "Bill of Rights" for animals or at least some of them has been drafted by a group of experts convened by the World Health Organisation. The group's report, entitled "Health aspects of the supply and use
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      271 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS T Warlike epigrammatist r (1). 1. Employee* drawing something 8 Oet* her pal to decode signal* for entertainment T (10). 8. Vehicle carries order to re- 12. Club member Introduced by turn rodent (6). Charles (tl). a Mixed gin* after something 13. Undertaking to take poasesfor
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    STU sets up team to better job quality
    391 8 STU sets up team to better job quality BID TO WIDEN UNION'S INTEREST By MASIE KWEE SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Teachers' Union has set up a special committee to raise professional standards. Known as the Professional Committee, it aims to tackle the urgent need to widen the union's interest beyond
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    Teachers aim to fill the 'social worker gap'
    234 8 SINGAPORE, Tuesday rE Singapore Teachers' Union will organise a corps of social workers to help fill the vacuum left when wives of British servicemen stationed here leave this year. Union members who wish to participate or who are already involved in community
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    Smoky car
    30 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. Taxi driver Chan Swee Yap was fined $80 today for driving a car with a smoky exhaust in St. Andrews Road on April 14 last year.
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    War veterans visit Kranji Memorial
    65 8 War veterans visit Kranji Memorial SINGAPORE, Tues— Australian war veterans Sir Arthur and Lady Lee, who flew in on Sunday on a "friendship" mission, visited the Kranjl War Memorial today. Later they attended a dinner at the Tanglln Club, organised (or them by the Singapore ExServlces Association. Tomorrow they will
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    Defied red light
    36 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. Motorist Ho Olok Chiaw of Duxton Road, was fined $30 today for defying the red traffic light at the junction of North Bridge Road and Stamford Road on Oct. 10. 1960.
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    Founder's day
    28 8 SINOAPORE, Tues Methodist Olrls School will hold its Founder's Day service and graduation ceremony at the school's Shaw Auditorium on July 23 at 8 3q a.m.
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    Expert handling saves copter from crash
    197 8 Expert handling saves copter from crash |{UALA LUMPUR, Tues. The forced landing at Kabong in Sarawak's Second Division yesterday afternoon by a Nuri helicopter was described today as a "close shave" for the three generals and some senior army officers aboard. Had it not been for expert manoeuvring by the
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    Art display
    33 8 SINOAPORE. Tues. An exhibition of 15 paintings by Mr Laurie Peacock, head Ml the arc department at St. John's School, opens at the Ming Gallery In the Siiangri-L.. Hotel on Thursday.
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    Illegal entry
    23 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. Lim Ah Leng. 42. was Jailed for two weeks today for illegally entering Singapore from Indonesia on June 24.
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  • Letter to the Editor
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        ...from the Govt
        395 9 lirE are grateful to members of the public who have reported to us Instances of wastage of water at public places. Where the Information given has been precise, we have been able to act quickly. With reference to Mr. NO. Neelam's report (ST.. May 27) about a
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        130 9 lITITH reference to the TT letter by "Llngam" (S.T., June 24). the Parks and Trees Branch of the Public Works Department Is now assisting the Ministry of Defence to clear the fallen tree which Is In the Seletar Base. li/ITH reference to the TT letter by "Be Courteous" (8.T.. June
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        A 'LUXURY' WE CAN JOLLY WELL DO WITHOUT
        162 9 A 'LUXURY' WE CAN JOLLY WELL DO WITHOUT APROPOS Terence Tay's letter (S.T. June 23) calling for a 24-hour radio service, I would like to say that, like the proposed 10--cent phone levy, this Is one facet of our more "progressive" neighbour's life which I hope we wouldn't ever have
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        Phone levy and a lady in distress
        160 9 A COUPLE at a table next to mine in a coffee house was debating the pros and cons of the proposed phone levy. The man warned that shopowners would be most reluctant to let you use the phone even In an emergency. The
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        Spoiling the image...
        72 9 Spoiling the image. lAM disgusted at the filthy mess in the Paya Lebar airport men's ro#ms downstairs and upstairs. Dirty, sloppy, no clean towels, no toilet paper, sticky doorknobs etc. As a frequent traveller I do not speak from one single experience. Surely a visitor to our Republic should receive
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      When the brains will want to return
      215 9 When the brains will want to return I READ with Interest the article by Masle Kwee headlined "About brains that drain and those that remain" (ST., June 25). Whilst American computer science expert Mr. Harvey Goldstein has classified the problem of brain drain into two categories, vis those who prefer
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      Like the plague, that slip of paper...
      406 9 Like the plague, that slip of paper... That's how the bosses look at it WOULD like to know how long it normally takes before a person who has registered for full-time national service is called up. Take my case. I registered at the Kallang Manpower Base late last year. Yet
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      ALI BABAS AND MSA AIR HOSTESSES
      86 9 ALI BABAS AND MSA AIR HOSTESSES MSA shouldn't get excited over that "Bahrein affair" (ST., Jane 26). Oar airrirls should really be flattered If those flatfooted All Baba s are out to woo them with exotic belly-dancing and desert music. The hospitality and charm of the wealthy oil sheikhs is
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      Even the PCs on duty don't take any notice
      83 9 Even the PCs on duty don't take any notice ''PAKE a walk along Changl beach and you'll come across a peculiar sign that reads: No Hawking. Fine $500. Peculiar because hawkers are found exactly where the sign Is put up. And policemen on duty at the beach do not seem
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      91 9 I AM disgusted at the dirt and filth which Is accummulatlng once again on our beaches especially at Pulau Übln (Paglar Bungalow Beach) where the few rubbish receptacles that still remain are seldom emptied. Surely the brainy guys In our PWD could devise a more practical receptacle as the contraptions
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      Why keep us in the dark?
      113 9 I REFER to the letter by •LL.F." (ST.. June 14) and strongly feel that the Housing Board Is doing a great deal of Injustice to many of us by not keeping us Informed about any new development In our applications for Hats. A year
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      291 9 H HP^ 1 1^ "Worth more 99 |j m^m I than its cost, P^B^. That's what Mr. Ng Yoke Poh of Ng Hock Seng Sawmill Sdn. Bhd. said, when 3ff»4 irtfii HL^V ■^P"" ***** ne was asked about hls Yale 3000 Grapper. Asked to explain what he meant by fS£
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    Top talent to help create a Malaysian culture
    274 10  - Top talent to help create a Malaysian culture CAROLE CHONG By KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Some of the best brains in the country will attend the National Cultural Congress here in August to formulate a Malaysian culture. These experts will seek to unravel the complexities of creating one culture from those
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    Wild dogs cause terror at airport site
    215 10 Wild dogs cause terror at airport site r> ANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Tues. Packs of wild dogs have begun a reign of terror at the new $50 million Brunei International airport site here. People living near the site are worried that their children would be attacked by the dogs. Their fears
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    Cheaper goods
    47 10 SINOAPORE. Tues. Prices of South Korean goods In Singapore will go down by about five per cent, following the devaluation of the won by 13 per cent today. This estimate was given by the director of the Korean Trade Centre here, Mr. Lee Yohn Kyu.
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    'Enough sinsehs'
    163 10 SINGAPORE, Tv««. 'THE Chinese Physi- clans' Association is not keen to take up a proposal by a university dean to set up a Chinese medical school in Singapore. The association says the medical school It Is running already turns out enough qualified sinsehs to serve Singapore's needs. It
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    Chinese art show
    55 10 SINOAPORE, Tues. Mrs. Diana Eu. wife of a banker, will open a three-day exhibition of Chinese poetry, calligraphy and paintings by Prof. Wang Si-Chlu and 81 other artists at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce on Friday at 5.30 p.m. Mr. Chen Wen HM, a vellknown local artist,
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    Lock icon Happy events come to the Chows in twos
    232 10  - Happy events come to the Chows in twos LEE SU SAN By HAPPY things have a habit of coming to the Chow family of Chua Chu Kang in twos. Like having a second son born on exactly thr same day as the first only two years later and ha vine;
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      301 10 ■We made more t^^"^^^^^^^^^^g^^^^^^^^^~H[j^^W|fc inside room, i^fl^ss^SHsSssSSsS^Hs^SSS.S^^SßPSsssHss^s&W s& T lH lssfJ L.^^ IsssssT^ssssssV^^ *> 1 I' \1 Bk^s^B Kids can't keep still. They must move, Jl^^\. mi V^Lsssfl IBfe bbT* v 9 m. r^ j L.^W^H bounce, climb. And grow. Inside most cars fa^issW I I^7 -4_i H LsW they
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      42 10 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl BFFF MAY I HA^E_AWOKpX~ I I'M AFKAIP I WILL J I AtOBODY SHOULD SUFFER < SflLJ%pWJ»i*rtt YOU? J—^ZZZ^ HAVE TO START V LIKE IPO AT THESE t^F W r y\A fQ/^Jri '/> V1 p^gßgssOß P CHARGING MOKE V PRICES!^
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    HDB plan to build 5-room flats hailed
    810 11  - HDB plan to build 5-room flats hailed P.M. RAMAN 'Good move to cut housing cost' By SINGAPORE, Tues. Pro'essionul circles today hailed Housing Board's plan to build five-room flats as a bold and imaginative move which will eventually help to bring down the cost of middle-class housing. But the Land
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    Gangs clash over extortion rights
    288 11  -  i GERRY DE SILVA 1 rE CINGAPORE, Tues. 3— A feud between two rival secret society groups over extortion rights at the new Bendemeer Estate market erupted in violence today, leaving two persons critically nurt. The two were having a drink at the newlyopened market
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    PAP's Grand Old Man cremated
    91 11 CINGAPORE, Tues. t>The late Mr. Goh Chew Chua, Grand Old Man of the People's Action Party, was cremated at Mount Vernon today. The big: crowd in attendance included the Minister for Culture, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, representing the Government. President Sheares was represented by his
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    Labourer awarded $9,000 for loss of 10 teeth
    156 11 Labourer awarded $9,000 for loss of 10 teeth SINGAPORE. Tups. A labourer lost It teeth when he was struck from behind by a speedboat while swimming of? Chanri Point, the High Court heard today. Tan Gok Hin. 20. was awarded 59.022 and costs in his damafes claim against mechanic Ng
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    A boy who took part in six robberies
    141 11 A boy who took part in six robberies SINGAPORE, Tues. A 17-year-old youth today pleaded guilty to taking part in six street robberies this year. Fok Foong Seng, who had a previous conviction last December, told the Fourth District Judge, Mr. Anwarul Hague. that he regretted committing the offences. The
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      32 11 LAST DAY We are remaining open until 8 p.m. this evening for last minute shoppers. FINAL FANTASTIC BARGAINS NEVER TO BE SEEN AGAIN HURRY! DONALD MOORE GALLERIES List Towers. Orchard Rd\ Singapore.
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      155 11 SSINlifsfttP o 1st PRIZE gS40Q,Q0D J=O TQ BE WO N MOIMTHLY P 2 p&S150,000 C M5,000 Lq plus thousands of other prizes I^J DRAWING DATE hO /6th July TiA pC V^Outram Park/ I The important I I thing to know I I about TV. I I is who builds it.
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  • The Straits Times. Wednesday, June 30, 1971
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      PAKISTAN HOPES
      495 12 Pakistan's President has said in his broadcast to the nation and the world mostly what he could have been expected to say. He hopes to return Pakistan to civilian rule under a new constitution in about four months from now. The timing depends on the internal and external
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      LOANS FOR HOUSES
      312 12 Negri Sembilan State Assemblymen are setting an example in generosity to themselves which is open to serious question. Two months ago a bill was approved increasing car loans for assemblymen from $5,000 to $8,000. Now assent has been given for in-terest-free loans of up to $25,000 for
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      BACK TO 'NORMAL'
      221 12 The calendar makers may be annoyed but everybody else in Ceylon will welcome the decision to revert to fixed, weekend holidays. For the past five years those who lived in that country or who visited it could not do without a "poya calendar" at their side. Ceylon
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    Lock icon Glimpses of the hawk who turned into a dove
    737 12  -  PETER ARNETT By WASHINGTON The first plimpse. Wading through a Mekong Delta padi field knee deep in mud, a Schmeisser submachine gun cradled in his arms, impatience mirrored on his face, not a soldier but a civilian eager to see the
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    Will Chiang say goodbye?
    466 12 By A CORRESPONDENT TAIPEH Do you think President Chiang will run for another term? The question is heard here frequently these days whenever intellectuals, bureaucrats or politicians gather informally, and is sure to set off a livery, if cautious, exchange of rumour and Minion Speculation is
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    FIND HOMES FOR THE STRAY DOGS
    99 12 IT 18 very distressing to see the way stray dogs are being handled in our district. The dog-catchers are not accurate in their shooting and so the stray 3 have to suffer before they are finished off. Some dogs are practically strangled by the
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      Pantja Sila democracy
      448 12 THE INDONESIAN Embassy in Kuala Lumpur wishes to deny strongly the allegations which appeared in your editorial under the headIng "A Nasty Development" in the issue of May 28. You stated that "there have been a startling number of interventions by local military commanders, and plenty of
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    Widespread fears of breakdown
    617 12  - Widespread fears of breakdown JOHN HERBERS Rising public concern in U.S. By WASHINGTON A national in-depth survey on the hopes and fears of the people shows a "new and urgent concern over national unity, political stability and law and order." This concern has increased so sharply that 47 per cent
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      Indonesia is US's third biggest supplier
      275 13  -  COLIN GIBSON By T^EW YORK: Indone11 sla was America's third biggest supplier of crude oil last year, despite a substantial drop in imports. Figures released by the US Bureau of Mines show that imports from Indonesian producers totalled 25.6 million barrels, a drop of
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      Oil probe: Rounds of tough talks ahead in Malaysia
      1193 13  - Oil probe: Rounds of tough talks ahead in Malaysia ANTHONY NG By r PHH next few months possibly longer will see Malaysian officials going through rounds and rounds of hard bargaining with oil nun. Their ultimate goal Is to conclude agreements to allow the oil men to explore the off-shore
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      Slater, Walker marches on
      467 13  -  BLAIR JOHNSON By rrtiE Plater Walker team has not wasted any time since settling the deal with Haw Par. Last night it announced It was swopping Its associate company's stake in Motor and General Underwriters Investment Holdings to Haw Par and hard on the heels of
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      CITY TALK
      288 13  -  CROESUS By Singing* a different tune? QIL circles on both sides of the Causeway are more than a trifle indignant—but silently so— at what they claim to be a volte face on the part of the Malaysian Government over its policy on offshore oil exploration. iThe story currently
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      Chartered Bank notches up another upturn
      581 13  - Chartered Bank notches up another upturn 808 NG By PROFITS at the Chartered Bank continued their upward push in 1970, inexorably extending the uninterrupted climb established in the early 1960s. Last year, they reached £3.70 million after tax and allocations to Inner reserves, representing a hefty 24.5 per cent Increase
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      60 13 "BOAC fly to Rome, Zurich and Frankfurt as well v as London" for some people there is only one airline. Every week, BOAC fly 4 times to Rome, twice to Zurich and Frankfurt and 9 times to London, from Singapore. Fly BOAC to Europe. See your travel agent. Avanti! takes
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      164 13 INSIDE Lefal powr In Manila over coffee and Sabata; W»rin f ln opens second rrnmb robber factory In Indonesia; Jakarta > blfreat hotel project r*»s underway; Shipping column; People in business. Pare 14. Company newt; Share market report; Commodities. rate is. Overseas markets New York. Melbourne Honr Kong; Closing prices
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    Legal poser in Manila over coffee and Sabah
    304 14  -  LEON GONZAGA By MANILA: Judge ITI Manuel Pamaran of Manila is currently wrestling with a legal problem which has interesting diplomatic Implications. The case involves 1,132 sacks of coffee beans aboard the Sta. Juliano XVII intercepted by a Coast Guard patrol in
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    Jakarta's biggest hotel gets underway
    229 14  - Jakarta's biggest hotel gets underway HUGH MABBETT By JAKARTA: No fewer than five buffalo heads, each neatly wrapped In white cloth, were burled on June 20 after prayers for the safety of workers engaged on Indonesia's biggest hotel project. The same ceremony saw the first pile driven after a speech
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    Shipping
    696 14 Spore-built vessel IT IS always a pleasure to record the completion of another locally built vessel, small though she may be. Gulf Gold (see picture), a Singapore-built vessel to service the oil industry, was handed over to her owners last week. She is the last of an order for
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    WARINGIN OPENS SECOND CRUMB RUBBER PLANT
    431 14 WARINGIN has opened its second crumb rubber plant in Indonesia. The first, equipped with Singapore-made processing machinery, opened in Palembang, Sumatra, last October. The latest factory, built in Djambi, opened this month. The Djambi factory Is similar in size to the Palembang one which
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    112 14 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Mr. R. Thorman, who has been general manager (Far East) of Ben Line Sttamers. Edinburgh, since 1963, will become Director. Far East, with effect from Aug. 1 He will continue to be based in Singapore and will, as previously, oversee the work of all Ben Line offices
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      297 14 COMPUTER COURSES International Computers Limited has been providing a continuous training programme for all ICL computer users on a full time basis during the past few years. This experience has enable us to conduct regular computer appreciation evening courses and we are now extending our programme to cover COBOL programming
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      120 15 Rises Wilkinson $4.08 +60 Hume (M) $1.90 +.35 P. M. Hold. $1.64 +.12 Haw Par $2.34 +.11 K. Lanjut $2.90 +.08 C. Prop $0.99 +.07 M and G $1.13 +.05 Roxy $2.35 +.05 M. Invest $2.48 +05 Falls M. Box $4.50 —.20 U. 0.8. $3.38 —.18 H.
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      PEGI advances again
      309 15 PAN- ELECTRIC and General Industries (Malaysia) has shrugged off Its difficulties of 1969. achieving last year a healthy increase in profits. The advance came to 17 per cent, reaching $1.98' million before tax from 1969's $1.69 million, a feat all the more creditable because of the loss
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        Tin goes down
        207 15 THE Straits tin price In Penang yesterday sagged $150 to $632.50 per plcul on an official offering down 24 tons to 273 tons. The overnight London metal price also fell £7 per metric ton In anticipation of the easier tendency in the East. The tone of the
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        Copper prices
        34 15 London copper prices on Monday (previous In brackets): Wirebar Spot buyer £447.50 (£446.00) seller £448.00 (£447.00). Three Months buyer £458.50 (£458 50) sellers £***** (£459.00). Market tore: Barely steady. Sales: 2,050 tons.
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        CLOSING PRICES
        23 15 JUNE 29. RUBBER: 105.50 cents per kilo (up 0.75 cent). TIN: $632.50 (down $1.50). Official offering 273 tons (down 24 tons).
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        PRODUCE
        108 15 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE, SINGAPORE NOON CLOSINC PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY Coconut Oi. bulk 154 idlers, drum $S6i sellers Cop. a: mum) (f.o.b.) loose July/ Auk. I'K/Cont. $33 B Poptwr: Muntok ASTA white fob 100'-, NL.W *1SO sellers. Sarawak white fob. 96'-, NLW 1170 sellers. Sarawak special black fob. B6<t
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        Asian Dollar
        70 15 TtfiESE average Asian X 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 11/16p.c. Two months 6 3/4
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        PALM OIL
        34 15 In London on Monday th« price of Malayan S per cent CIF UK/N European port! In bulk, iterllng per long ton Nov. Dec. wu quoted at £108 tellera UK 1262 ■ellers (unchanged).
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      RUBBER IMPROVES
      393 15 AFTER a marginally lower opening, the rubber market yesterday Improved by 1 25 cents on renewed covering of RSS One July and seme RSS Two July by the M.RF.B. Forwards were very quiet. The mornlrg session closed very quiet. The afternoon session ruled quiet and featureless with no
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      Advances lead declines
      216 15 Advances lead declines ADVANCES again led declines in fairly active trading on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. A firm morning session brought forth profittakers resulting in gains being not as big as they could have been. The market's attention, however, was still concentrated in the speculative issues.
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      WORLD GOLD PRICES
      57 15 Monday Saturday IU! till London 39. 9S 40.10 Beirut 40.29 40.39 Hongkong 41.91 41.42 Zurich 40.008 40 MB 40.158 40.208 Paris 40.13 40.72 Spore (1) INCH 41.65 S S J'pore (2) UNCH 158. M (1) Export price In non-sterling arts In U.S. dollars per ounce. (2 Local
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1028 16 DID AND OFPIn PRICSI OFTI CIALLV LISTID AT TMI CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THI SINGAPORE: AND KUALA LUMPUR TMAOING ROOMS OF THI STOCK EXCHANGE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKET! YESTENOAY WIN!: CLOSING TONE: All fections closed steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1369 16 BUSINESS 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. unles- otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aetna (9) $1.69, (3> $1.68. (13) $1.70 \l.ar. (3) $1.58. Brn 1) $1.37. (1)
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        Melbourne
        353 16 \fELBOURNE. Tues. OU iT shares closed on an easy note on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today despite a late recovery by Wooddde, after dominating trading throughout the day. The mining boards were marginally weaker and industrials barely steady. Woodside opened well and quickly fell to $1.18 In the morning,
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        Exchange rates
        168 16 'THE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced thrse best agieed merchant rates as at June 29. Local dollars to one unit Selling Baying Sterling: Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar 4ew Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar J.S. Dollar Local dollar* to 100 mnlU >f Foreign Currency Belgian Francs Burmese
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        NEW YORK
        309 16 "NJEW YORK. Mon.— The stock market showed a modest decline as volume slackened to its lowest level of the year. Volume near the final bell stood at 9.79 million shares. Most analysts said the market's cautious trading tempo reflected concern over the sluggishness of economic recovery and lingering
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        HONG KONG
        280 16 XTONO KONO. Tues. The market opened firm and then proceeded to gain momentum throughout the morning and afternoon sessions and all counters with a few exceptions, closed at the higher levels. HK S Banks both Local and London registers put on HK*2 to close at HK1236 and HK1220
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      288 15 /^fi^! LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN TANAH PERSEKUTUAN Permohonan2 ada-lah dt-pelawa daripada Warga Negara Malaysia untok JawatanS berikut:1. Jurapebui Jrntera (Mechanical Draughtsman) Keiulusan: (I) Mempunyal sekurang2-nya 3 tahun -pengalaman dalam "Mechanical design". (II) Boleh bekerja dengan sendlrl dan merangka rajah yang di-arahkan oleh Jurutera. (III) Mempunyai Sijil Sekolah Pertukangan atau Institute Teknlk dalam
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      662 15 ENGINEERING INDUSTRIES DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (a division of Economic Development Board) Applications are Invited rrom Singapore Citizens and permanent residents for the following posts: POSTS CONSOLIDATED SALARY SCALE (A) STOREKEEPER $445 x A2O 628 (C) <B> TECHNICIAN. II $380 x A2O 000 (C) (C) CHARGEHAND $300 x A2O 380 (C) (D)
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      742 15 JAWATAN KOSONG DEWAN BAHASA DAN PUSTAKA KUALA LUMPUR Warganegara2 Malaysia adalah dipelawa menyampalkan permohonan bagl memenohl Jawatan2 dldalam Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka seperti yang tersebut di-bawah lni:1. PEREKA BENTOK Tangga Oaji: $615 x 25 715/Umor: Belum mcnlngkat 40 tahun. Pengajian dan PencaJaman: I. (a) Diploma dalam perekaan gerafik dan publislti
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    LEGAL AID 'CLINICS' PLANNED BY LAW STUDENTS
    266 17 By T.F. HWANG, Singapore. Tues LEGAL aid "clinics," manned by local university law students and Mipervised by lawyers, should be set up in all densely-populated areas of Singapore. Only in this way can legal education be made more realistic and meaningful, said Mr.
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    Partly blind so he used knife in fight
    87 17 Partly blind so he used knife in fight SINGAPORE. Tues. A man told a magistrate's court today that he used a knife In a fight with a coworker because he was partially blind. Wong Kiat Hlang. 42. said this when he admitted hurting tank-cleaner Lee Cheong, 32. on board the
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    'Snail's pace' drivers
    48 17 SINGAPORE, Tues. Lorry driver Tan Pah Huat was fined $30 today (or obstructing traffic by driving too slowly along Buklt Timah Road on Nov. 22, 1909. Motorist Tan Cheng What. was fined $26 for driving at "snail's pace" along Farcer Road on Oct. 33, 1888.
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    Radio holds up jinx vessel
    322 17 From IGNATIUS STEPHEN BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Tues The missing 25 -ton British schooner Maria Christina is stranded in Brunei because of radio trouble It was the object of an air-sea search rescue operation last weekend because It was feared lost on its way to Manila.
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    WARNING ABOUT PROBLEM IN SCHOOLS
    215 17 WARNING ABOUT PROBLEM IN SCHOOLS SINGAPORE, Tues. There should be no complacency In the approach to the problem of drug-taking in schools, a psychiatrist warns today. Dr. P.W. Ngni, president of the Singapore Association for Mental Health, feels that the fact that pills taken by schoolchildren do not contain any
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    Teacher tells how he was hooked on drugs
    573 17  - Teacher tells how he was hooked on drugs RITA LOONG Pep pills by day, sleeping tablets by night. By SINGAPORE, Tues. The total disintegration of a Singapore teacher's life after he became "hooked" on drugs was revealed today. The teacher, "retired" at the age of 30 because of his condition,
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      746 17 On your TV and Radio N P.M. Opening and Housewives' LSI Science Report 5.M Programme Summary 1.41 Ghazal Matinee Battle of Love (A 7.11 Alfred Hitchcock Miss 5 M Pok Amai Amai S.N News Cantonese Film Part 1) Bracegirdle Daes Her Duty 53S The Archie Show 117 Social Welfare Lottery
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    DAP MP Kit Siang gets royal pardon
    206 18 DAP MP Kit Siang gets royal pardon I£UALA LUMPUR, 1Y Tues. The Yang dl-Pertuan Ago n g has granted a royal pardon to Mr. Lim Kit Siang, the DAP MP for Bandar Melaka, who had failed to sumbit within the required time a return of expenses for the Sejramat Utara
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    Scooterist fined
    47 18 SINOAPORE, Tues. A scooterlst. Teo Thlam Hal, yesterday admitted riding without insurance cover and while under disqualification in Buklt Timah Road on May 26 last year. He was Jailed for a day. fined $600 and disqualified from driving all classes of vehicles for three years.
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    Be creative in music, pupils are told
    480 18  - Be creative in music, pupils are told NANCY BYRAMJI 'EXAM CONSCIOUSNESS' DEPLORED By Singapore, Tuesday EXAMINATION consciousness in Singapore has created a vicious circle stifling creativity in potential local musicians. The Ministry of Education's Specialist Inspector In Music, Mr. Charles Lazaroo, said this In a talk arranged by the University,
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    'Gold coins' seaman found in sea
    186 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. A seaman who was about to conduct a "transaction" In gold coins was found dead in the sea off Sentosa on May 12. Today his friend, Chong Yoke Foon, 36, a draper, voiced his suspicious that seaman Tien Tien Chay, 38, was
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    Leaders' camp for students
    42 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. The YMCA is organising a seven-day leadership training camp (or about 50 school-leavers to be held at Pulau Tekong from Aug. 8 to 14. Applications should be submitted to the YMCA not later than July IS.
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    Injured youth
    31 18 SINGAPORE, Tues. A Jobless youth. Tan Poh Hiong, 21, was still in a serious condition in Outram Hospital today after being stabbed by three men in Cecil Street yesterday.
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    Driver's cries lead to arrest of convict
    85 18 SINGAPORE, Tues. A Changi prisoner who escaped on May 21 was re-ca^tured today. Two guard unit constables. Herbert Sleury and Mallkl bin Ahmad, detained him when they went to Jalan Kuala, off River Valley Road, after hearing the cries of a taxi driver.
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    Sorhan Singh's sixth sense pays off
    245 18 Sorhan Singh's sixth sense pays off CINGAPORE. Tues Sorhan Singh Is by nature suspicious. As a jaga, his sixth sense told him to question the respectable- looking middle aged man carrying a parcel out of Shell House yesterday. He stopped the man and demanded he open the parcel. Inside was
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    Russian scientists leave after three-day visit
    204 18  - Russian scientists leave after three-day visit BAILYNE SUNG By CINGAPORE, Tues., A group of 73« Russian scientists the largest group ever to visit Singapore left here today after a three-day stopover. They arrived on board the 5,560-ton research ship Dmitry Mendeleev on Sunday before leaving for a study tour of
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    Man stabbed in holdup dies in hospital
    77 18 Man stabbed in holdup dies in hospital SINOAPORE. Tues The owner of a Oeylang Road dispensary, Mr. Toh Poh Kal. has died In hospital after being stabbed in a hold-up at his office on Friday. Mr. Toh. 53. «*as held up at knifepoint by two men at about 2 p.m.
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    80 19 Jungle school for terror tactics PICTUBE on left shows the lecture room in the c o m m v nist t c r rori t camp. On the rear wall of the "hall" is a white paper screen in the form of a triangle, believed to have been used for
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    Red camp where blachan bombs were made
    667 19  -  STEPHEN BOEY: By IPOH, Tiies. The barber and the tailor had their own shops t00... "A COMMUNIST terrorist camp was found in the jungle by security forces." This statement in the news often leaves the man-in-the-street to conjure for himself visions of the
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    SUICIDE BY MAN WITH TATTOO OF TOMBSTONE
    85 19 SINGAPORE, Tues A butcher visited his foster father after ne had swallowed some Insecticide, a coroner's court heard today. Chong Hal San, 25, who was foaming at the mouth, then told his father that he had taken "Tolly"— an Insecticide. He died on
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    Science body to meet
    45 20 BINOAPORE. TUes. The Singapore National Academy of Science will bold an extraordinary general meeting on Friday to consider several constitutional amendments aimed at streamlining the workings of the academy. The meeting will be held In the PSA Penthouse at 7.30 p.m
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    Ganja fine
    28 20 SINGAPORE, Tues. Zalnol bin Arlf. 21, was fined $75 yesterday for having one reefer of ganja wort h3O cents at Oodown 21, PSA, on June 26.
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    Plan debate
    35 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues— The Second Malaysia Plan Is likely to be debated In the Dewan Raayat on July 12. the Secretary to Parliament announced yesterday The Lower House begins iv session next Monday.
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    Runaway lorry kills girl walking on pavement
    329 20  - Runaway lorry kills girl walking on pavement FREDDY CHEAH By KUALA LUM1V PUR, Tues. An 18-year-old girl died soon after a lorry hit her and two other girls while £hey were walking along a pavement at the JaPudu Jalan Mountbatten roundabout here today. The Kir Is were walking towards Jalan
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    Public assistance projects that are substantial
    209 20 Public assistance projects that are substantial SINGAPORE, Tuesday CINGAPORE, Japan and Australia are among a the few countries in the Asia and Western Pacific region with substantial public assistance programmes, says a report by the International Council on Social Welfare (ICSW). The report, prepared by the ICSW's Asia and Western
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    Special guard at inquiry
    231 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The magistrate's court here was well guarded today as the preliminary Inquiry Into the killing of Detective Corporal Yap Sean Hua began. Tentatively charged with his murder is Yap Kuan Tong. 23. He Is alleged to have committed the offence on May 30
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    WRONG CONNECTION
    86 20 QINCtAPORE, Tues. A i3 captain from the Marine Department was electrocuted when he wrongly connected the wiring from his floor polisher to an extension cable, a court heard today. The court was told that Captain Leong Kok Wah. 28. had connected the "earth" wire of the polisher to
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    227 20 We were generous to DAP says the MB SEREMBAN, Tues.— Acting Mcntrl Besar Inche Mohamed Taha Talib said the Alliance-control-led State Assembly could have decided not to allow Dr. S. Seevaratnam (DAP-Buklt Nanas) time to be sworn In, by holding the Assembly meeting later Instead of yesterday. He was commenting
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    330 21  -  WILLIAM CAMPBELL By SINGAPORE, Tues. In a sudden switch of sites, the Government has decided to locate the aquarama planned for Bedok at the holiday island of Sentosa instead. Disclosing this today, a Finance Ministry official said the aquarama would not be a feature of the Bedok
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    Land from sea for port's growth plan
    377 21  - Land from sea for port's growth plan CLEMENT MESENAS By CINGAPORE, Tues 13 The Port Authority will get more room for Its five-year expansion programme when it reclaims 90 acres of land from the sea off Pasir Panjang. The reclaimed area which will be filled with three million cubic yards
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    YEAR'S JAIL FOR THEFT OF FOOD WORTH $5
    97 21 SINGAPORE, Toes. A hospital attendant was Jailed for a year and fined $300 today for steal Int $5 worth of food from the Outrun Hospital kitchen. Inspector Chia Client Poh, prosecuting, told the court that a CPIB officer who was keeping obcer-
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    When a man took a girl to hotel
    486 21 When a man took a girl to hotel IPOH, Tuesday RETIRED hospital assistant denied today that he took a 16-year-old girl to a hotel "with bad intentions." "I can swear in any temple that I had no such intention," said T. Ratnasabapathy, 54, under cross-examin-ation by defence counsel Mr. Gurdev
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    FELLOWSHIP PLAN FOR GRADUATES WORKING IN INDUSTRY
    115 21 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Science Council Is to award part-time study fellowships, under Its Applied Research Fellowship scheme, to graduate- scientists and technologists employed in industry. The fellowships will be for study at a university on a suitable project, leading to a higher degree,
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    Changi X-rays anger seamen
    142 21 Changi X-rays anger seamen SINGAPORE. Tues— Some Singapore seamen are angry over a ruling that they can only get chest X-rays at the SATA clinic In Changl. They say they are being Inconvenienced by having to travel a long way from the Seamen's Registration Board in Shenton Way to Changl
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    100 22 TNI FAMILY OF the late Mi. Ooh Chew Chua thank th« Prim* Mlnlater hla Cabinet Colleague*, lltmbtn mMMMt PA. P. Central Branch Executive Members, varlou* Cluba Aiioriatloni. Ven. M.M. Mahawrera Mahanayaka Thera A Member* of Manitala Vihara (Bud dhlat Temple), relative! friend* for their kind aervlcea. donation!, wreath*, acroll*.
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    63 22 ANNA tiH SALON (Shangri-la Hotel) offers complete beauty treatment: facial*, make-up, ikincare. hair dressing, manicures, pedicures, body massage, ateam and sauna bit hi 9 am to 7 pm. dally. Mrs. Anna Sim In personal attendance. Appointments Tel: *****4 ext. 824. LOUIII KLERK'S SALONS In Hotel Sinxapura for your latest
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    107 22 MRS. TAN LIP TIONQ (nee Sim Slew Oeok) age 48. passed away on 29.6.71 leaving behind her beloved husband, sons Hong Chal. Hong Huat Hlap Boon Tin, HonK Soon Hong Poh. Hong Thye. Hong Thlam, adopted son Ricky Yeo, daughter Joo Sim. daughters-in-law Dolly Koh. Dorothy Swee, future daughters-in-law
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    16 22 S.O.S. SAMARITANS OF SINGAPORE Despairing? Tempted to suicide? Find a phone. Ring ***** any time.
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      703 22 WANTED very attractive and efficient Hotlque Assistant for wholesaler Monthly $150/- plua transport allowance. Apply with recent pho'ograph (returnable) to Queen Street P.O. Box 61 B'pore. DRAUGHTSMBN DRAUGHTSWOMEN with experience on alr-condltlinlng' electrical Installation* required Oood prospects. Please apply: Technology onuultants. 332-C. Clemenceau Avenue, Singapore 9 Tel *****3. CIT YOUR
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      809 22 WANTEO FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK cum typist. Preferably with knowledge of Chinese. Apply MacPherson P.O. Box 86 Spore. GENERAL LIVE IN AMAH for European famly 2 children. Must speak English 64 Chu Yen Street. (23). Tel: *****2. WANTED URGENTLY part-time salesgirls to deal with textile and cosmetics Apply to Box A
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      940 22 DISTRICT 20. Hilltop Bungalow newly renovated near Singapore Inland Country Club. 2 Bedrooms with Bathrooms attached Separate llvlng-dlnlnr rooms, furnished Rent B$HOO/- 2 yean' lease. Phone *****8. *****8 Principals only. BEAUTIFUL 2-STORBV DETACHED house with 3 bedrooms. separate dining, living room suitable for top executive*. quiet surrounding 43, Jalan Kampong
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      954 22 SPORE 1* VAOANT FURNISHED single/double room* Breakfast optional, bachelors preferred. Phone ***** B'pore. DISTRICT IS, one furnished room. available for bachelors or students only. For enquiries ring *****0 B'pore DIST. 9, Furnished room* quiet surrounding, bathroom attached, telephone. 328. River Valley Close. I Pacific Mansion Block C). FURNISHED 2-STORBV SEMI-DE-TACHED
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      1002 22 CHINESE (30) WORKING require* unrurnlshed /furnished room preferably separate entrance bathroom attached. Box ASS2B B.T. EUROPEAN FAMILY. permanent residents, require reasonable bouse, dlst. 9. 10. 11. before September. Office hours: Spore *****8. FRENCH FAMILIES require Immediately 8 houses/flats. furnished unfurnished. Rental $800/- $1,800/- p.m. Tel: B'pore *****1. URCENTLV REQUIRED single-storey
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      1018 22 Tuition V.W.C.A. CONVERSATIONAL JAPANESE Class commencing 5.7.71 at 10.00 a.m. 11. 15 a.m /6 00 p.m. 7.15 p.m. Twice weekly Monday And Friday. 20 lesson course. $23 member. $30/- non-member. Enquiries Spore ***** ***** TUITION on cake-making, otah-ouh nyonya cooking a delicious satay Instructed by Md. Yu Toon Oee 213.
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      944 22 Cl.f.i CCA.: O.W.A.i July. Leeturere Parletere. Oraduatef Professional Acecimtant* Academy of Accountancy. Clemenceas Avenue. Spore SO4IS. M «as» ELEMENTARY •"KEN JAPANESE! (4 7 71. Sunday* 9 m *sr Chine** Language a**" 1 IT C Beach Road. Spore *****. Tours and Excursions ARCHIPELAGO SPECIAL °J"±* TOURS: (Alr-condltloned ™°"J1 Malaya W**t Cca*t
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      1232 23 FimMIMITIY EXWKS JEIVICE OIIECT FIOM EAST COAST Ii.SA. NtwYort Paaaaf P. S'kaa) Sport Kutfstan IiFWI M|i *at,s sapt I IUIO Jaa.l2 Mill My 14 My IT TiT iarylt taf 1 tag I Xt I »»»"«UI Slits M|ll ta, ,j fct v All contracts art made on ttrms and conditions of
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      1072 24 Vi— KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. I 11 J West A u«tr»ll«/ Singapore J«pan Sorvie* Fremantlt S'K'i MiIiiii Ylkkaichi/»a|oya Yhaina KcDt lltf.a Mm" II tn J Stpt 7 Stpt 11 Sept 14 Sift 1? Stpt Acctptiag Mf|» fir Mot. BsaU, Nag eya, YttokMM. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD JAPAN. N. KONC,
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      944 24 FOR NEW ZEALAND Penang P. Sham Singapore LaMiag fart :NAMATA II Aag 11/20 Aag 21,22 Aaf Aack, Will, Lytt. D'din. FROM AUSTRALIA Pining P Sham Singapore PURNEA Ml.ll STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE: ""^^^ngapore P. Sham Pining LMliaf far: IAJULAt 1/14 laly II Illy II lily Nagapattinam, Madras. RAJULAt 2/ I Aaf I
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      893 24 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. =i». (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) "yt ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPI SERVICE LOADINfi FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRI. Singapore P. Sham Penang Arrrns: NEPTUNE AMETNTST 7/11 Illy 11/12 Illy 11 Illy London 10/1, H'burg 14 R'dam 17/1, Havre
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      735 24 ""STT^^TIriALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL jH| SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD _H Na 3OE. Jin. Am pang. Kuala Lu.npu' I The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Penang lrtf ?L,_ lUNCA MELOI la Plrt 4, I Jliy Ha«re 30 7. Londoa 1/1 Hborg 6,8.. R dam 8 A'wirp 11 8.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    25 25 Mr. David Ong Tlong Oln First Anniversary 30-6-1971. Sadly missed but not forgotten By Mary it his beloved ones. DAVID ONG TIONG GIN
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      1070 25 /^^V EVERGREEN PERSIAN GULF SERVICE Sinnpora Laafitf tan fir! JJl^i. ft Kmlt Oammam. »»1 II Bahrain I KAoframihar. mr?.— I:::::::::::::::::::::- &S E J ESS lr^V CM AFRiCAN UNE Slniapora P. Stan mii* I!!.! BBU jg M fc gggj^g. Slaftftra: CHIP SENC CO., PTE.. LTD.. Teh §***** Pt. Shim: HUP TENG
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      611 25 INTERTRAIN TESTING SERVICE We have introduced a Testing Service for office staff. If you are recruiting office staff you can have the candidates objectively tested and rated by our expert teaching staff. Write for details. 0} NTERNATIONAL BULOMG. ORCHARD RD.SMGAPORt I TEL *****8/*****8 VESSELS FOR SALE Available 4 vessels foi
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      350 25 AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Singapore Properties, to be held st our saleroom. No. 58. Market Street. Singapore, on Wednesday, 7th July. 1971 at 2.30 PM 285 (old Na 127) paslr Panjang Road, area 6.053 sq.ft. freehold (not subject to Rent Control). 287 (old No. 128) Paslr Panjang Road, area 7.895
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      509 25 SCHEDULE VII (Bate 14) THE NATIONAL LAND CODE AUCTION SALE OP STATE LAM) Notice Is hereby given that one piece of State land described In the schedule below situated In the district or Buttem-orth will be sold by public auction on the Bth July. 1971 at 1030 am at the
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      1180 26 /^f|^ LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN |f|^ TANAH PERSEKUTUAN xl§i^ KENYATAAN TAWARAN Tender] ada-lah di-pelawa danpids kuntrektera vans ocr pengalaman bagl kerjaS dl-bawah BK. NO. GO/ 71 A) Membekal dan menghantar Reiniorced Concrete Spun Pipes' di-empat Ranchangan Lembaga Kemajuan Tanah Perseicuiuan BK. NO. 61/71 < B) Membena Jalan3 Pertanian dan Pembetong2 di-RKI Bukit
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      179 26 ANNOUNCEMENT of the Royal Netherlands Embassy Recently a new "State Assistance Scheme for the Victims of Persecution 1940-1945" has come Into force In the Netherlands. This new regulation broadens the scope of the existing provisions for the Netherlands victims of persecution during the German and the Japanese occupations. The regulation
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      189 26 NOTICE SWISSCO PTE. LTD. it Is hereby notified for general information that as from to-day's date Poon Kirn Chuan is no longer the Secretary Director of the Company and has no authority to transact any business on behalf of the Company. YEO CHONO LIN SECRETARY. (BY ORDER OF THE BOARD)
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      155 26 MARINE EQUIPMENT FOR HIRE OR CONTRACT Fleet of Marine Equipment Including large Cutter Suction dredgers available in South East Asia for hire or contracting interested party please contact Andac International Ltd. PO Box 623. Kota Kinabalu. Sabah Malaysia LAND PROJECT FOR SALE Land Project valued In the vicinity ot $1,600,*****
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      1066 27 (Cont. from Page 22) Business Opportunity FOR SALE onr l>ir and restaurant nrtH Hnmnrlrs ring *****1 rrtt* to 66/61. Houth Bridge Koad. 2nd Floor. 8 nicapore 1. Mr a promoter with catering cf some imagination and M organist and manage as a successful sr'alde holiday com--10 snalsti with 4 btdrtem
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      794 27 V«kl«l«« tor ml* 400 Lll UIID Car (Pte) Ltd 130. Dunrarn Koad Tel: (Spore) *****«. *****5 1970 F Cortina. IMB Fiat 125. Mazda 1200. F Cortina Austin Mini 8/Wumi, IBM F/Falcon Fiat 600 D. 1U67 F, Falcon. F, Cortina Super. Mazda I*oo IBM Holden Hpvcial. lt>6s Holden Special 1866 Volkswagen.
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      780 27 WE BUY. SELL trad* la for good used ear. Ws will value your ear to the maximum mure. Call anytime Ng Ksong Car Traders. 14, Paterson HIU. Tel MMO4 Spore. Its* VAUXMALL VICTON under 21.000 miles well kept highest offer secures Phone Mallni Spore ***** office hours. IMI FORD PREFECT.
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      850 27 SALON CATALINA (Alr-Condltloned) welcome Ladles Oenilemen. 31»A River Valley Road (opposite Kllliney Road) Binjapore ******. VIOLIT'S SALON H The Cuts Bale* for Maaaats. lit cam Saunanatb Cent s Hair Stylist 2«. Tomllasoa Rosxl Tsl: aToor* 03T44. MODBNN MASIAQI, DUVMIAT, Infra-Rays Sauna Bteambath. 67-A. Victoria Street. Corner Bras Basab Road. 24MS.
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      544 27 Emms ELECTRONIC MEMORIES MAGNETICS PTE. LTD. A leading producer of computer memory stocks and systems needs: PRODUCTION ENGINEER Applicants must be university graduates or professionally qualified in mechomcal or electrical engineering with some experience in an industrial organisation. Previous applicants need not re-apply. Qualified applicants are requested to send comprehensive
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      446 27 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY NOTICE OF APPLICATION AIR-CONDITIONED CABINET ENTREPOT FACILITIES AT GODOWN 148 TO LET 1. Applications are invited for the tenancy of two cabinet entrepot bays which should be alr-condltloned at lessee's expense. Each bay has a floor area of approximately 500 sq. ft. at Oodown 148
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      556 27 SI ROHANJ/IYA PKLABOHAN PULAU PINANO JAWAT \N PEGAWAI KEBELAMATAN Permohonan2 ada-lah dl-pelawa darlpada warga-nefrara2 Malaysia yang memllekl kr'ulusan2 yang tersebut dl-bawah lnl untok Jawatan Pegaval KeselamaUn:— (a) Tangga Oajl $350 x 20 390 420 X 28 560 588 x 28 $700. (b) Taraf Kera'ayatan: Warga-negara Malaysia (o Umor: Tldak melebehi
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      India, NZ to star in Pesta hockey
      343 28  - India, NZ to star in Pesta hockey ERNEST FRIDA By INDIA, the 1968 Mexico Olympic Games bronze medallists, will have a chance of settling an old score with New Zealand in the regional hockey tournament in Singapore to be held in conjunction with this year's Pesta Sukan from Aug. 8
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      MING COURT 3-2
      122 28 A GOAL In the 40th minute by lnslde-rlght Mat Noor enabled Ming Court Hotel to edge Alexandra 'A' 3-2 in the FAS division three league soccer match at Farm Park yesterday. Ming Court, Business Houses division three league and cup champions, found their form when they returned
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      Armed Forces win thrilling final
      375 28  -  PERCY SENEVIRATNE BY ARMED Forces (SAFSA) emerged from the brink of defeat to nose out Vigilante Corps by four penalties to three after they were deadlocked at 2-2 during extra time in last night's dramapacked Singapore Government Services Football League senior knockout final at Jalan
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      92 28 "MV YOUNG with 40 points won A the Singapore Island Country Club "A" Division for the Lady's Cup competition played over Island Course yesterday. Runner-up was J. Read with 36 points. The first nine ballsweep went to M Young (24 points), and the second nine was shared
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      AFC to tighten Asian Youth soccer rules
      401 28 rpHE Asian Football Con--1 federation will tighten the roles governing the Asian Youth soccer tournament to ensure that they will not be stumped once again by a team Melding professionals and non-nationals. Mr. Henry Hsu, Taiwan's delegate to the International Olympic Council, gave
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      Newcombe races into the Wimbledon s-finals
      262 28 Newcombe races into the Wimbledon s-finals LONDON, Tues— Defending champion John Newcombe, in 70 minutes of controlled all court power tennis, demolished fellow Australian, Colin Dibley, today to enter the Wimbledon's singles semifinals for the fourth time in five years. Newcombe, 27. current leader of the 1971 World Championship Tennis
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      311 28  -  GODFREY ROBERT By /^ENTRE THREE Tham Hoi Peng played a captain's game to enable defending champions Raffles Institution to chalk up a cricket score when they trounced Jalan Teck Whye 70-0 (eight goals and 10 tries) In their opening National Schools 'A'
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      423 28 LONDON, Tuesday THE Pakistani cricketers' match against Lancashire was abandoned as a draw on the final day at Manchester today after heavy rain had flooded the pitch. Only 80 minutes play was possible this morning and during that time Lancashire took their overnight score of 17
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      Midsun to clash with Twin Happiness
      384 29  - Midsun to clash with Twin Happiness EPSOM JEEP By and Twin Happiness, two brilliant young sprinters in Class 2, will clash for the first time over 6f at Bukit Timah on Sunday. There is very little to choose between them. Midsun was withdrawn on the course last Sunday because of
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      91 29 NEW YORK, Tues. Results of yesterday's major league baseball games: American League: Cleveland 3 New York 0 (Ist). Cleveland 6 New York 2 (2nd). Boston 10 Washington 4. Milwaukee 7 Chicago 4. Detroit v Baltimore (postponed). Oakland 6 Minnesota 4. California 3 Kansas City 0. National League:
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      Thomson leads in 'Sunbeam'
      70 29 IjONDON. Tues. Two sitzling birdie putts of 20ft on the last two greens helped Peter Thomson lead with a four-under 66 In the first round of the Sunbeam pro-am £4.000 golf tournament at Richmond here yesterday A shot behind him Is the fastrising British star. Peter
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      Lock icon Mun Chew to play for Australia v England
      87 29 ADELAIDE, Tues. A former Malaysian table tennis player has been named in the Australian team to meet England in the first of a Test series here this week. David Lee Man Chew, who represented Malaysia in world championship meets before shifting to
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      Lock icon 7 Olympians in US team
      262 29 ]WEW YORK, Tues. An American women's team of 28 athletes, including seven Olympians, several national record-holders and three defending champions, were announced yesterday for United States-Russia-World All-Stars match at Berkeley. California, next Friday and Saturday. If our track team run with 100 per cent effort
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      119 29 NEW YORK, Tues. Lee Trevlno earned only US$759 for a 34th-place finish in last week's Cleveland Open but still leads the 1971 U.S. tour earnings list, the PGA reported. Trevlno has won U*****,869 while Jack Nlcklaus, who passed up the Cleveland tournament, is second
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      Boxer honoured
      50 29 NEW YORK. Mbn. World lightweight champion Ken Buchanan of Britain was honoured at Kiamesha Lake last night as PlßhUr of the Year" for 1970 at the New York Boxing Writers Association 1 annual dinner. Buchanan is the first Scottish boxer to receive the E. J. Nell memorial award.
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      FREE-ATLAST CLAY: I WANT MY CROWN
      283 29 FREE-AT-LAST CLAY: I WANT MY CROWN CHICAGO, Tues Casrlus Clay, free, for the first time in four years from the spectre of prison, has set his sights on regaining his world heavyweight crown from Joe Frazier. Then, he said, he would retire and devote himself to his Black Muslim religion
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      It's Noraini, doing the next best thing
      134 29 It's Noraini, doing the next best thing THE 630-mile Tour of Malaysia is strictly for men only. But Noraini Ma'ad bad no intention of stapin* at home in Johore Bahru and miss the thrill chase of the treat cycling race. So Noraini, 19, a championship cyclist in her own right
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      French cycling coach coming
      293 29 French cycling coach coming They're off! pYCLING. which is fast galnine popularity after the Asian Gam»6 fiHTTtl. will get another boa.t when a French coaih arrives shortly for six n>onths. Sports M 1 n 1 ter Dato Hamzah said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday that he had discussed this wl h
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      Frees make the final
      40 29 Free School qualified for the final of the schools under-16 waterpolo champu ns'iips when they beat St. Xavier'i 4-1 yesterday. In an under-20 match. St. Xavier's proved too good for Tanjong Bungah Secondary, uinnine 14 3.
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      149 28 Cricket National Schools Tournament: Seniors: St. Patricks v Tanglln; Raffles Institution v Victoria (Balestier Road 2.25 p.m.); Juniors: St. Patricks A' v Victoria; St. Joseph's 'B' v Raffles (Balestier Rd. 8 a.m.) Net b«ll SWNA league: Dlv. 3: OCBC v Sprinters II; TTC v SRC (River Valley Road 5.45 pjn.).
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    Surrender with wife in his arms
    141 30 LO S ANGLES, Tues. A Grand Jury returned a two-count indictment yesterday accusing Dr. Daniel Ellsberg of theft of U.S. Government property and unauthorised possession of "documents and writings related to the national defence." Dr. Ellsberg surrendered earlier in the day in Boston and
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    MCA assembly
    22 30 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Malaysian Chinese Association will hold Its 30th annual general assembly here on Aug. 14 and IS.
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    London Stocks
    422 30 T ONDON. Tint. —The atock market lj drifted lower today In quiet trading. Teiterday'a apeech by the Chancellor of the Exchequer waa termed disappointing by dealer*. who bad expected some mention of reflating the economy. Wall Street* downtrend and the latest figure* on Britnh clearing bank advance* were
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    180 men freed after blitz on bookies
    262 30 180 men freed after blitz on bookies SINGAPORE, Tuesday pOLICE have released about 180 people, picked ud over the weekend at the Singapore Turf Club in a major crackdown on bookmaking at the races. Statements were recorded from every one of them. Their photographs were also taken. The big operation
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    Lock icon 'Aid Pak club' agrees to meet later this year
    249 30 'Aid Pak club' agrees to meet later this year WA S HINGTON, Thurs. The United States and other members of the "Aid Pakistan club" have agreed to meet in September or October with the Pakistan Government to review its aid requirements, the State Department said yesterday. Denying reports that there
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    Lock icon 23 days in space
    33 30 23 days in space MOSCOW. Tues. The three Salyut (Salute) cosmonauts have undergone a detailed physical examination and Indications are that they are still In perfect health after 23 days In space. UPI.
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    Not enough virgins
    32 30 LONDON, Tut Britain's Family Planning Association said today It had to abandon a survey on virgins and nonvirgin* In the British Isles because It couldn't find enough virgins— UPl.
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    Lock icon Rhodesia talks
    27 30 SALISBURY. Tues. Lord Goodman, the British Labour peer, arrived this morning to head the team for high-level settlement talks with Premier laa Smith's Government. UPI.
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    34 30 K. NARAYANAN. 1». Highland ClOM Ilrwport. pawed Mir peacefully Iravlnf behind wife. dauthttr ODUMflnrl, aoo Kithlrkftman. aenin -law fUmaehuidrui and irud children to mourn. Cortege leaves reaMance 4 p.m. today (or Hindu Crematorium.
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    295 30 More on the life of a S'pore detainee From HARRY MILLER LONDON, Tues. The Daily Telegraph today published another despatch from Singapore the second In two days on the Republic's political detainees. It begins with a statement that indications are that Mr. Lee Kuan Yew and his People's Action Party
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