The Straits Times, 1 July 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The National newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    1053 1 Cosmonauts death riddle After soft landing, trio are found in seats lifeless... MOSCOW, Wednesday 'All feel fine' message, then tragedy THE USSR flag was flown at half mast at the Soviet embassy in Singapore soon after news of the cosmonauts' death was announced. RUSSIA'S three record breaking Soyuz 1 1
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    Lock icon Turkey agrees to ban opium
    90 1 ANKARA, Wed— Turkey, whose poppy fields are the source of much of the heroin reaching Americans addicts, has agreed to ban all opium production after 1972. authoritative sources said today. The ban fulfills a major American foreign policy goal. U.S. officials have estimated that as
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    Lock icon Ceylon lifts curfew
    36 1 COLOMBO. Wed. Ceylon* Island-wide curfew Imposed In April to counter an armed insurrection by the extreme left movement will be lifted tomorrow except in Colombo and adjacent areas, the Government announced today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Suffocation or great strain?
    337 1 BOCHUM (Germany) Wednesday I'HE Bochum space ob- servatory the first institution to note that the Salyut was in orbit said the three Soyui 11 cosmonauts could have suffocated when their landing module's oxygen system was knocked out during re-entry into the earth's atmosphere. The Bochum observatory's
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    The final battle
    65 1 SAIGON. Wed President Nguyen Van Thieu predicted today that the "final confrontation" with North Vietnam would come in 1973 in the rugged area below the demilitarised tone MM/ The communists were waiting for Allied combat troops to be withdrawn from South Vietnam and then there would be
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    Lock icon Newsmen on street to recall editions
    105 1 JAKARTA. Wed. J The editor and staff of a Jakarta newspaper took to the streets last night to recall editions which carried a controversial report on the Indonesian general elections. The military Peace Restoration Command (KOP KAMTIB) had warned the editor of the afternoon
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      TIMES WINS CASE
      38 1 WASHINGTON. Wed.— The Supreme Court ruled against the Government today and gave the New York Times and Washington Post full freedom to resume publishing the secret Pentagon study of I.S. involvement in the Vietnam war.—I'PI.
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      Lock icon DEAD COSMONAUTS DECORATED
      38 1 MOSCOW. Wed—The Three Soviet cosmonauts who died in the Soyux 11 spacecraft have all been posthumously given the Soviet I nmn s highest award —the title "Hero of the Soviet Union. Reuter. (See this page).
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    Waving gallery open for jumbo touch down—
    181 2 Waving gallery open for jumbo touch down CINGAPORE. Wed. Sinu gapore airport's waving gallery will be opened for five hours on Friday afternoon so that people can watch the first jumbo jet landing In Singapore. Airport officials are to remove the barricades at the stairs leading to the gallery, now
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    Lock icon Lee was misquoted, says Spore envoy
    119 2 Lee was misquoted, says S'pore envoy JAKARTA. Wed. Singapore's Ambassador, Mr. Lee Khoon Choy. has expressed regret that a recent statement by Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew had been misinterpreted in Indonesia. He was referring to comments by the Prime Minister in Helsinki, where he was quoted as saying that
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    'Build up your health' call to students
    332 2 'Build up your health' call to students SINGAPORE. Wed OEFENCE Minister, Dr. Gob Keng Swee, today culled on all students in Singapore to develop healthy minds and bodies to ensure thai they would be good soldiers, airmen and sailors of the Republic. In a message to students to mark the
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    PRICE OF CHICKEN DROPS IN PENANG
    88 2 PRICE OF CHICKEN DROPS IN PENANG PENANG, Wed.— A glut of poultry has caused the price of chicken to drop between 90 cents and a dollar a katl for cockerel, and 10 cents more for pullets. Wholesale price is between 70 and 80 cents a kati. Farmers expect the glut
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    New surface
    25 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. The MP for Bukit Panjang. Mr. P. Selvadurai. will open the newlynu'alled road at Lorong Temochut on Sunday at 4 p.m.
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    Walking out in (new) style for our troops
    184 2 \K\\ style uni--11 forms will be issued to all members of the Singapore Armed Forces today T the third Armed Forces Day. They will wear the new "Walking Out" Dress No. 5, made of the litest dark green tetoron, when leaving or
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    Reds exploit race issues
    98 2 Reds exploit race issues TAIPING, Wed. Communist terrorists are using new tactics exploiting racial issues in their bid to stage a come back, Assistant Minister for Home Affairs, Inche Mohamed Yaakub, warned here yesterday. "The Government is aware of these new tactics and it is always on the look out
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    'Not guiltyplea by doctor
    77 2 'Not guilty plea by doctor KUALA LUMPUR. Wed A doctor pleaded not guilty in the magistrates court here today cnarge of assaulting Times pnotcgrapher Alvln Yuen Weng Thim. Dr. R.B KriMinan. of Krishnan Clinic Mater--1 nlty ana Nursing Home m Jaian Ipoh. is alleged to have committeed the oiTende at
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    Too-fast taxi
    32 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. Taxi driver Tan Seng Chua was fined $50 today (or driving at 48 to SO ir.ph in a 30 mph zone in Bukit Timah Road on May 31
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    663 3 Final action against pirate taxis SOH TIANG KENG 'Arrests 9 on the spot from today By FROM today every pirate taxi seen on the roads will Ik? "arrested" on the spot. There will no longer be just "token arrests." All seized taxis will be dumped in Jurong and "disposed off
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    No strikes from Jan to — May^
    52 3 No strikes from Jan to May SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore was strike-free for the fifth consecutive month this year. But there were 46 trade disputes in May involving some 3,781 workers. The disputes were referred to the Labour Ministry for conciliation. During the month, the Ministry also settled 29 disputes involving
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    Commissioning ceremony
    27 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Ministry of Defence will hold a comnii.sMnning ceremony of the RSS "Sovereignty" at the Jurong Marine Base on Saturday at 5 p.m.
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    Tata to invest in engineering plant at Jurong
    154 3 SINGAPORE. Wednesday TATA one of India's biggest industrial concerns is to invest in Singapore With the approval of the Economic Development Board, it will build a mummmlon dol.ar factory to manufacture engineering appliances and equipment at the Jurong industrial estate An Indian
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    New rule for dentists
    46 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Dentists will shortly be required to serve the Government for at least two years. Announcing this today. Minister of Health Tan Sri Sardon bin Hajl Jublr said this compulsory service was necessary to meet the shortage of Government dentists.
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    Fined $300
    38 3  -  SINOAPORE Wed. Driver Chern Toong Chow alias Chin Tong Chow was fined $300 today for driving his pick-up dangerously, resulting In a head-on collision with an on-coming car at Chua Chu Kang Road on Jan 16.
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    Bishop: Acute shortage of priests
    82 3 Bishop: Acute shortage of priests IPOH. Wed— The Bishop of Penang. Mgr. Gregory Yong, deplored the acute shortage of Malaysian Catholic priests in the country. He was addressing a gathering of more than 500 Catholics last night who were celebrating the silver jubilee to the priesthood of Rev. Father J.
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    STORE POLICE PROBE INTERPOL ARRESTS
    173 3 STORE POLICE PROBE INTERPOL ARRESTS CINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore police are joining in the Interpol investigations into the arrests of two Singapore brothers in Spain. The brothers are now in a Spanish jail in connection with alleged dud travellers cheque offences. A police spokesman said today: "We have written to the
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    Two men admit opium charge
    64 3 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Wed. Two men allegedly tried to import $11,000 worth of opium hidden in crates containing cofTin cloth banners and Women's undergarments, a court was told today. Tan Sia Long and Yong 800 Tet pleaded guilty to a charge of importing 44 lb.
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    Mental patient's suicide
    47 3 SINGAPORE Wed. A coroner today recorded a suicide verdict on a mental patient found hanged from a bathroom door at the Woodbridge Hospital on June 17. The court heard that Lee Lee Seng. 63. was hanging from the door's hinge by his shirt collar.
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    Welfare lunch
    36 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The First Lady. Mrs. BH. Sheares. will attend a luncheon given by •the Asian Women s Welfare Association at Bharat Bhavan. home of the Indian High Commissioner. In Pierce Drive next sVednesday.
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    -Arson suspected in trawler blaze
    138 3 Arson suspected in trawler blaze A LOR STAR, Wed. A Police today stepped up their patrols at the fishing village of Tanjong Dawai after a trawler caught fire yc^erday. Police said today arson was suspected, and three suspects had been detained for questioning. The fire damaged the trawler's stern. Two
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    Hawker fined
    37 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. Hawker Lee Chiow Beng. 28. was fined $10 by a magistrate today (or selling 36 packets of nasi goreng wortfi $2160 at Telok Ayer Basin in PSA on June 16. without a licence.
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    Travel by bus5 plea to public Minister
    298 4 Travel by bus 5 plea to public Minister CINGAPORE, Wed. Keep up with the times travel by bus In Singapore. This Is the call from Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, Minister for Communications, when he announced today a "new chapter In the history of transport" in Singapore. Mr. Yong said: "In
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    Zakaria's resignation may be accepted
    140 4 CINGAPORE. Wed. The Peoples Front Is likely co accept the resignation of Inche Zakarla bin Omar Bagharib, member of Its central executive committee. This was stated by the front's secretary-general, Mr. Lvi Boon Poh, from his •hospital bed yesterday. Inche Zakarla handed in his resignation
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    Dearer milk: Govt to take a action
    385 4 Dearer milk: Govt to take a action CINGAPORE, Wed. The Government will take action against retailers who sell locally made condensed milk at prices higher than those listed by their manufacturers. It said that some shopkeepers had raixd the retail pries of certain brands of condensed milk in anticipation of
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    $120 fine for 3 offences
    56 4 SINGAPORE Wed— Charles Michael Ounter was fined a total of $120 yesterday when he admitted three traffic offences. The offences not wearing his crash helmet, not display-Ing "L" plates and not having Insurance cover were committed when he was riding his motorcycle In Upper Changl
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    No permit
    31 5 SINGAPORE, Wed— Taikong Chia Kie Hee. 30. was fined 120 by a magistrate today for remaining in the Quarantine Anchorage yesterday, without a written permission from the Port Officer.
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    Day's jail
    36 5 HOSPITAL attendant Tay CheoK Hock, who stole five dollars worth of food from Outram hospital was Jailed for a day, and not a year, as reported In yesterday's Straits Times. The error is regretted.
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    Record low seekers
    207 5 Record low seekers As Singapore's economy continues to grow... SINGAPORE, Wednesday TIIK number of unemployed people registered with the employment exchange is diminishing each month as Singapore's economy continues to grow. Latest unemployment figures issued by the Ministry of Labour today showed there were only 39,064 job hunters on the
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    24 STORE WORKERS AT MALAYSIAN BASE SACKED
    283 5 24 STORE WORKERS AT MALAYSIAN BASE SACKED SINGAPORE, Wed— All 24 Singapore citizens in the Royal Malaysian Navy's base in KD. Malaysia. Woodlands, are being retrenched under a new government ruling from Kuala Lumpur. The Singapore citizens part of the base's civilian staff of about 70 (the others are all
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    Road offences cost pupil $120
    61 5 Road offences cost pupil $120 SINGAPORE. Wed. Student Lim Cha Boh alias Johnny Lim was fined a total of $120 today in a traffic court. Lim. a provisional licence holder, admitted riding a scooter without lights, failing to display a vehicle licence, carrying a pillion, and not having insurance cover.
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    New job for STPB man
    51 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr Ramon Huang, head of marketing of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board will be transferred to the Ministry of Culture's Broadcasting Division from July 1. Mr. Huang, formerly head of the Singapore Film Censor Board, had been with the STPB since March last
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    THEY LIKE THE WAY 808 SINGS HIS SONGS
    158 5 THEY LIKE THE WAY 808 SINGS HIS SONGS UNLIKE most other entertainers, Taiwan singer Bob Chang (above) need never complain about lack of response or appreciation from his audience. His brand of singing sees to that. He specialises in composing impromptu lyrics to popular Chinese melodies and singing them in
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    'Had knife' charge
    39 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Supramaniam Pachamulthy. 21, jobless, was today charged with having an oKenslve weapon a five Inch long knife early this morning at Victoria Street. Hearing was fixed for Sept. 29. Bail of $1,000 was allowed.
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    Hot spell pushes water use to 99.4 mil gallons
    113 5 Hot spell pushes water use to 99.4 mil gallons SINGAPORE. Wed— A two-day lone hot spell, which continued into yesterday, sent water use creeping up by half I a million gallons to 99.4 million gallons. The day before consumption had already shot up by nearly 11 million gallons from Sunday's
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    FITTER WHO LEFT WIFE 5 DAYS AFTER WEDDING
    95 5 FITTER WHO LEFT WIFE 5 DAYS AFTER WEDDING CINGAPORE. Wed. w^ A titter walked out on his wife five days after marrying her. a magistrate's court heard today. Osnau bin Stras, 28. who wa"= contesting a $40--a-mMith maintenance claim by Ins wife, did not give any explanation for his action.
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      323 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. A high-class study of a poet 1 Toast after meat Some like it some don't tl. 6. 2. 5). 7 Agreed: the attempts to be 9 Author who doesnt quite get on the PM O). across (7). See 5. 10. 11 a bad lad on
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    Lock icon Young and lovely they meet after 3 months
    263 6 Young and lovely they meet after 3 months BAILYNE SUNG By TWENTY lovely las- ses met for the first time yesterday three months after they began contending with each other for a beauty title. The girls, ages ranging from 15 to 22, met at Singapore's Hotel Malaysia. They are the
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    ESCAPE BID BY MAN ON FRAUD CHARGE
    169 6 ESCAPE BID BY MAN ON FRAUD CHARGE CINGAPORE, Wed. J A magistrate today allowed Peter Wong Kirn Seng, who cheated a bank of $4,000, to go to his office to get money to repay the bank. But on the way. he grabbed a beer bottle and attacked his police escort
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    Inconsiderate driving
    49 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Taxi driver Tan Ah Baa was fined $50 today for driving without consideration for other road users at Victoria Street on Aug. 2 last year. He swerved across the path of a bus which collided Into his taxi which then hit another taxi in front.
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    3 keys found near school
    44 6 SINOAPORE. Wed. Three keys with a gold-plated key chain of a Red Indian were found in River Valley Road, near the River Valley English Primary School, today. The owner can claim them from the newsdesk of the Straits Times.
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    Anniversary
    34 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. First Oversea Credit Ltd.. the joint affiliate finance company of the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. and First National City Bank celebrated its anniversary tonight with a cocktail party at Singapore Hilton.
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    New firm takes over the running of Marco —Polo
    264 7 New firm takes over the running of Marco Polo SINGAPORE, Wed. The Goodwood Group has given over the management of Marco polo nightclub to a new company under the management of Mr. Fred Eu, managing director of Slngstar Associates. The Group. It is understood, had given up the management of
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    Certs for 93
    34 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Consul-General of Panama, Mr. Carmelo I. Garcia G., will present certificates to 93 graduates of the training ship "Singapore" on board the ship on Saturday at 10 a.m.
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    Progress made a reality under C-Plan: Barker
    473 7 Progress made a reality under C-Plan: Barker DEVELOPED COUNTRIES THANKED SINGAPORE, Wednesday A PLAN which has brought together developed and developing countries seeking solutions to common problems, and sharing experience and skills acquired in the process of individual progress, marks its 20th anniversary tomorrow. This description of the Colombo Plan
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    'Used force on girl' charge
    66 7 IPOH, Wed. A mechanic. Koo Boon Chal, 25, pleaded not guilty In the magistrate's court here today to using criminal force on a nine-year-old girl with the Intention of outraging her modesty. He was originally charged with raping the girl In a house on Tambun
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    'HELP TIN INDUSTRY' S.O.S. TO GOVT
    111 7 'HELP TIN INDUSTRY' S.O.S. TO GOVT IPOH, Wed. An SOS to the Government to help the tin mining industry by giving it tax relief is to be made in a memorandum prepared by the Perak Chinese Mining Association, it was announced here today. "In view of the difficulties faced by
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    —Woman admits hot-pants theft
    95 7 Woman admits hot-pants theft QJNGAPORE, Wed. A »3 part-time b?by-sltter today admitted stealing a pair of hot-pants and other articles from an Orchard Road department store. Senior Inspector Chia Cheng Poh, prosecuting, told a magistrate's court today that Mary Agnes Ng, 22. was arrested while trying to leave the Metrotex
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    Assault victims still seriously ill
    145 8 Assault victims still seriously ill CINGAPORE, Wed. 3 Secret societygangsters in the Bendemeer Road area are lying low after yesterday's attack on a man and a boy in a market. The two injured are still on the dangerously ill list at the Thomson and Outram Hospitals. Police today Identified them
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    Costume contest for children in Queenstown
    103 8 Costume contest for children in Queenstown SINGAPORE, Wed. The Children's Services of the National Library will hold a costume competition for children at the Queenstown branch library on Saturday at 3 p.m. More than 100 children are expected to take part in about 40 Items in the competition. "Characters from
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    Pollution fine
    42 8 BINOAPORE, Wed. A talkong was fined (ISO yesterday for polluting the sea at the Inner Roads with one gallon (4.5 lltr»s) of oil on June 10 In mitigation. Ler Cheng Hong. 54. said there was a leak in his bumboat.
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    Month's jail
    30 8 SINOAPORE, Wed. Bricklayer Koh Toh Seng, 29. was Jailed for four weeks yesterday for 1 failing to report to the Paya Lebar police station while under police supervision.
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    MORE GIFTS FOR EAST PAX REFUGEES
    111 8 MORE GIFTS FOR EAST PAX REFUGEES SINGAPORE. Wed. About $8,900 in donations have been received by the Indian High Commission so far for Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's national relief fund for the East Pakistan refugees in India. A large quantity of foodstuffs, clothes and other items have also been received,
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    Youth admits cycle theft
    37 8 SINOAPORE. Wed. An unemployed youth. Jaswir bin Jasman. 19. yesterday admitted that he stole a bicycle worth $45 at Jalan Tebu on March 9. He has two previous convictions. The magistrate reserved sentence.
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    Wife took insecticide after an argument
    187 8 SINGAPORE. Wed A HOUSEWIFE who was unhappy over her husband's late nights swallowed some insecticide after an argument with him on June 13. Wu Li Hua. 35. was found lying in the hall by her husband, Tay Yoke Swee. at their home in Princess
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    Gerakan meeting will be held on July 3
    369 8 Gerakan meeting will be held on July 3 Al-Atas will not take part in talks unless... K. LUMPUR, Wed 'J'HK Gerakan delegates conference will be held on July Ii and 4 here, conference sty retary, Mr. K. Ponnudurai, announced here today. However, Prof. Syed Hussein Al-Atas will not participate in
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    Home inmate attacked
    52 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. Tan Hee Kiat. 76. an inmate of the Home for the Aged in Thorns.,: Road, was attacked by another inmate with a chopper at noun today. He was sent to the Outram Hospital and treated as outpatient. Police said a man would be charged in
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    1054 9 He was a drop-out after the Kremlin backed his opponents By A CORRESPONDENT THE era of Walter Ulbricht as the head of the East German communist system came to a definitive end last week. Despite the superficial smoothness of the transition to the leadership of his successor, Erich Honecker,
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    461 9  -  JAMES KIM By ANOTHER TOUGH TERM AHEAD SEOUL, Wed. South Korean President Park Chung-Hee takes the oath of office tomorrow to start his third and last four-year presidential term, which will demand of him harder work, more political skills and greater leadership. On hand at the gala Inauguration ceremonies
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    Diplomat who refused to bow to portrait of Mao
    280 10 Diplomat who refused to bow to portrait of Mao PENANG, Wed. A British diplomat who refused to bow to a picture of Mao Tse-tung when ordered to do so by Shanghai Red Guards during the May 1967 anti-British demonstrations, arrived here today on a sentimental visit to Nlbong Tebal where
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    Hello Yemen
    22 10 SINOAPOFE. Wed. A telex service from Singapore to Yemen Arab Republic (south of Saudi Arabia) will be available from tomorrow.
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    AUSTRALIAN MINISTER FLIES IN FOR VISIT
    112 10 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Australian Army Minister, Mr. Andrew Peacock, flew in today for a fiveday tour of Australian Army units in Singapore. Mr. Peacock, who has Just spent two days in West Malaysia and six days in South Vietnam, was accompanied by his wife
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    Police seek help to identify dead men
    175 10 Police seek help to identify dead men CINGAPORE, Wed. Police are trvirjg to identify two men who died at the Outram Hospital yesterday. One of the men was ad mltted to the hospital after he slipped and fell while walking along South Buona Vista Road at about 1 p.m. on
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    Steel plant meeting
    41 10  -  SINOAPORE. Wed. The Board of Directors of the Southeast Asian Iron and Steel Mills will hold a symposium on steel plant operation here in September. This was decided at the threeday meeting of the board which ended today.
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    Debut of the 'so tough' intake from the NJC
    395 10  - Debut of the 'so tough intake from the NJC MASIE KWEE NEWCOMERS 'TALK BACK" TO THE UNDERGRADS By Singapore, Wed. fORMER students of the National Junior College turned up at the University of Singapore today for matriculation, braver than all other newcomers and bolder than some "seniors." Never in the
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    COURT TOLD OF COFFEE HOUSE MEETING
    259 10 SINGAPORE, Wed. A remlsier told the High Court today that a shipping clerk asked him to Initial sales contract notes for 16.000 shares so that the clerk's father could pay for the losses on the transaction. Tan Wee Klat. of E.G. Tan and Co..
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    Report calls for a degree course in music at varsity
    337 10 Report calls for a degree course in music at varsity SINGAPORE, WED. AN official report out today has recommended the introduction of music as a degree subject up to honours level at the University of Singapore. A Music Department should be set up to run three-year courses with a minimum
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    BOOKING FOR FIVE-ROOM FLATS TODAY
    107 10 BOOKING FOR FIVE-ROOM FLATS TODAY SINGAPORE, Wed. Re- gistration for the purchase of five-room flats to be built by the Housing and Development Board starts tomorrow. Those who apply are required to pay 20 per cent of the total cost as deposit at the time of registration That works out
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    Overloaded
    28 10 SINGAPORE. Wed Thiam Slew was lined $60 I i driving a lorry loaded »v: of rice exceeding its m;i laden weight at River Road on Feb. 15
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    Lee and Agnew have a lunch and golf date
    143 11 CINGAPORE, Wed. Vice President Spiro Agnew has a lunch and golf date with Mr. Lee Kuan Yew during his twoday stay here this weekend. The meeting over lunch and on the links will take place the day after Mr. Agnew's arrival
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    Call for more bazaars
    47 11 TELUK ANSON. Wed The Central Government should set up a bazaar in every town in line »ijh the new economic policy to encourage Malay participation in business. This resolution was passed at the annual meeting of the Pasir Bedamar Umno branch here yesterday.
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    Information centre
    48 11 KUALA LUMPUR. U "i (I An information centre will be ■et up in the Government Offices Building in Jalan Mountbattcn here tomorrow. The centre, the first of its kind to b> established, is disieni-d to help the public in their problems of dealing witn Government departments.
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    Traffic system adequate
    319 11 Traffic system adequate SINGAPORE. Wed SINGAPORE'S traffic system is qnitc adequate at the moment and an underground rail transit system is not badly needed as yet, according to a transport economist today. This is the opinion of Mr. Ronald Charles Cooke, a Colombo Plan expert in the field of transportation
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    Caught in the act by cop
    84 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. A youth was arrested by a police patrol as he was robbing a couple at knifepoint, a court heard today. Oitj Hul Jui. 16. a hawker, held up How Eng Huat of Choon Guan Street, and his girlfriend and stole How's watch
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    River dredging
    41 11 SINOAPORE. Wed. Dredging operations are now on at Jurong River (or the next six months. Two dredges are used simultaneously in the area around the temporary bridge over Jalan Klmla. Mariners are advised to proceed the area with caution.
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    Thief's jail term reduced on appeal
    112 11 Thief's jail term reduced on appeal CINOAPORE, Wed. A former port worker, sentenced last December tn six months' Jail for theft from a ship, today had his term reduced to one month by the Chief Justice, Mr. Wee Chong Jin. Abdullah bin Hajl Anuar Bashar. 24. who was on ball
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    Safety products seminar
    57 11 SINOAPORK. Wed. The Outhrle Waugh Organisation will hold It* second industrial safety product* seminar at the Automobile Association premises tomorrow at 2 pm Talks will be given by Mr. Ron Salottl. export promotion executive of Protector International Property Ltd. of Australia, who la on a three-week sales
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    DEARER HALF-PEG? HOTELS TO WAIT AND SEE
    134 11 DEARER HALF-PEG? HOTELS TO WAIT AND SEE SINGAPORE. Wed. That half -peg of brandy is unlikely to cost more for another few months jet. This was revealed in a survey of hotels, nightclubs and bars today a fortnight before the wholesale price of brandy rises by a> much as $18
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    Four jailed for illegal entry
    57 11 SINOAPORE. Wed. Four Indonesian men were Jailed today after they admitted illegally entering Singapore. Sulalman Kassim, 32. was Jailed (or three weeks, Munlp Kha.nls. 20, (or one month. Salim Nor. 25. (or two weeks, and Hassan Abas. 20. (or three weeks. They came on different
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    Employers face a problem in check-off
    168 11 Employers face a problem in check-off SINGAPORE, Wednesday F'.E Singapore Employers' Federation envisages one main problem in the check-off system for union subscriptions. The problem: Will union members allow their employers to deduct the subscription from their pay packets? The Federation's executive director. Mr. J. J. Rattray today said there
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    Viewing conditions for working and living
    229 11 Viewing conditions for working and living CINGAPORE, Wed. Are you sure that the lighting in your house is not spoiling your eye-sight? Is the office air-condition-ing set at the pace most conducive to maximum productivity? And pollution Is It all around you? These questions so very vital In our daily
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    Police seek witnesses to two accidents
    107 11 Police seek witnesses to two accidents SINGAPORE. Wed. Police today appealed to eye-witnesses to two accidents where the victims two old women died in hospital. SUM SOW (HAN. 52. of Duxton Hill, was knocked down by a car at the junction of Temple and Trengganu Streets at 3.30 a.m. on
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    Baby show
    34 11 SINGAPORE Wed. Ninetynine contestants took part In the baby show organised by the Mountbatten community centre management committee on Sunday. The MF for Mountbatten. Mr. Ng Yeow Chong. gave away the prized.
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      51 11 I A NEW NATION H Bl^l^^^^H I PRESENTATION L :^*Hi^H I I TODAY'S EDUCATIONAL BROADSHEET I Also a fascinating glimpse of I I THE STRAITS CHINESE I their manners and customs as I seen in the last century I I NEW NATION I Singapore's afternoon newspaper I News comment analysis
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      RUSSIAN TRAGEDY
      529 12 The death of Russia's three Salyut cosmonauts is the cruellest tragedy of ten years of space exploration. Their spacecraft made an apparently flawless landing. Soyuz-11 separated successfully from the Salyut orbiting station, which was ieft to continue its flight. The crew reported that all was well, that all
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      FIVE-ROOM FLATS
      473 12 Singapore's Housing and Development Board, still in pioneering mood, has begun another innovation fiveroom flats. These are bigger than any the Board has yet built, a move into the semi-luxury class which coincides with another change in the HDB's set-up, a higher income ceiling for families eligible to
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    Lock icon The men who died in the conquest of space
    610 12 \f OSCOW. Wed. The Soyux-11 crew, found dead on landing today, were led by LieutenantColonel Georgi Dobrovolsky. who was an apparent newcomer to space journeys. A brief biography issued by Tass, the Soviet news agency, when the spacecraft was launched on
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    Lock icon SALYUT: NEW ERA SYMBOL
    1004 12 By A CORRESPONDENT MOSCOW Mour n i n g music, played on radio and television, broke into the sharply upbeat tempo of Russia's space programme yesterday following the discovery of the bodies of the three S a 1 v v t Cosmonauts. The tragedy was accentuated
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    Lock icon US cities face a stormy summer
    401 12  -  E. BELTON By \VASHINGTON, Wed. Rising unemployment among blacks and teenagers threatens to break the relative calm of the last two years and bring a troubled summer to America's cities. As warmer weather sharpens socials tensions, the problem provides a fresh worry for the
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      181 12 I REFER to the letter (S.T. June 15) "Quality of food at school canteen" from Madam H.B. When last Inspected the tuckshop and its environment at the Balestler Mixed School was found to be clean whilst the preparation, storage and sate of food and drinks were satisfactorily
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      49 12 men since 1934. Suits completely hand ta lured stitched also Importers 4\ exporters of finest Gents textiles thereby w nave the latest widest range of materials for selection. And for our customers in a hurry there's our express service* 21. Chull« St.. Singapore. 1. T«l: ***** Hong Kong (Oranch)
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      272 12 Train for tomorrow's world in Radio and Television at The Pembridge College of Electronics Your first day on Television: Sept. 7th 1971 ■I This is your opportunity to train '~jZzss£ss.s— as a television and radio engineer on our full-time 2 year College Diploma Course. Ssj .^/-W? Tn at 'S the
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      849 13 Furore in Israel over shock Middle East peace plan submitted by US Ambassador to Sadat TEL AVIV, Wed THE focus of Israeli diplomacy turned away from the Soviets today with a meeting between Foreign Minister Mr. Eban and American Ambassador Mr. Walworth Barbour on a Middle East peace
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      Canada and China to boost —trade—
      168 13 Canada and China to boost trade HONG KONG, Wed.—Canada's Minister of Industry, Trade and Commerce Mr. Jean-Luc Pepin and the Chinese Minister of Foreign Trade, Mr. Pai Hsiang-kuo, have expressed thr desire for broader relations between the two countries. Ttiey were speaking at a banquet hosted by Vice Premier Mr.
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      27 13 LONDON. Wed. Cassius Clay, former world heavyweight boxing champion is negotiating to do a series of television "chat shows." press agent Chris Hutchins said. Reuter
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      269 13 Heath to seek people's backing on C-mart ONDON, Wed. The ruling Conservative party has called a special conference on July 14 to rally grassroots support for joining the European Common Market. Prime Minister Mr. Edward Heath will explain agreed entry terms to 4,000 delegates, including MPs and representatives of constituency
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      Lock icon EMBARGO ON JET SPARES CARGO FOR PAKISTAN
      325 13 EMBARGO ON JET SPARES CARGO FOR PAKISTAN \IONTREAL, Wed. |iTI A consignment of spare aircraft parts intended for delivery to the Pakistan Air Force in Karachi was ordered to be held here yesterday before it could be loaded aboard the Pakistan freighter Padnja. Customs spokesmen said six crates of F-86
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      Lock icon Now special Minister for West Bengal
      141 13 YEW DELHI. Wed. Premier Indira Gandhi has taken the unique step of appointing a Central Government Cabinet Minister with special responsibility for the trouble-torn State of West Bengal. Mrs. Gandhi's announcement In the Lok Sabha < Lower House) came Immediately after the proclamation of
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      Lock icon I love my country more, says sobbing Senator as he reads out the secret papers
      773 14 I love my country more, says sobbing Senator as he reads out the secret papers WASHINGTON, Wednesday SOBBING and choking. Senator Mike Gravel read aloud in a Senate sub-committee room last night portions of the topsecret Defence Department Vietnam papers. Acting out of what he said was love of country,
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      171 14 In London, do not as the Romans do... IVIMBLEDON Wed. A TT startled Italian was hauled Into court yesterday and told that pinching girls on the bottom in Britain is not a sport but a crime. Oustano Tramontano, a visiting 38-year-old chemist from Turin, pleaded guilty to Insulting behaviour but
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      Iraq's hands off warning
      52 14 BEIRUT. Wed. Iraq today attacked claims by Iran to three strategic Islands at the entrance to the Persian Gulf as a threat to the order and stability of the area. The Island "were, are and always will be Arab said Foreign Minister Abeld Shetkly in a
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      31 14 LONDON, Wed. informed sources said yesterday that Mr Richard Helms, head of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, has arrived In Tel Aviv for talks with Israeli counterparts AP.
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      250 14 STOCKHOLM, Wed XWO young Croatian ex- tremlsts accused of murdering Yugoslavia's Ambassador in Stockholm described in detail yesterday how they shot him while Serbs at the back of the courtroom taunted and threatened them. Miro Baresic, 20. one of thp alleged
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      65 14 Hostess foils hijack attempt HELSINKI, Wed. A woman attempted to hijack a Finnair DC9 to Cuba yesterday during a flight from Helsinki to Copenhagen but quick action by the stewardess thwarted her plans. The woman tried to Ret into the cockpit with a pistol. Stewardess Marketta Autio jumped after the
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      218 14 \Nho carries voices and images through the jungle, clearly. Microwave. Ten million people in The project took an expert The final stage covers the Malaysia, one of the fastest company with latest entire Sabah State by a developing nations in Asia, technologies in telephones, microwave network totaling will have new
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      Lock icon Hearings soon on US arms aid to Greece—
      282 15 Hearings soon on US arms aid to Greece WASHINGTON, TT Wed. House of Representatives investigators want to question the U.S. Ambassador to Athens on whether Congress was misled about Greece's return to democratic government when American arms .shipments to the military junta were resumed. The hearings, to open on July
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      War predicted
      26 15 SAIGON. Wed. President Nguyen Van Thieu today predicted there would be a "final confrontation" with North Vietnam in 1973 after the Allied trcop withdrawals.
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      No tax cuts
      21 15 WASHINGTON. Wed. President Nixon today turned down recommendations for tax cuts and increased government spending to reduce unemployment.
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      301 15 TOKYO, Wed. Chinese Premier Mr. Chou Enlai has declared that the ouster of Taiwan from every UN organisation is the only condition for Peking's possible entry into the world body. The Asahi Shlmbun. In a Peking dispatch, said Mr. Chou also stated that it
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      158 15 MOSCOW, Wednesday. pOLITBURO member Pyoor Sheleyt, has called for a public campaign to rid the country of vhat he regards as the latest Western scourge Soviet-style hippies. At a central committee meeting of the Ukrainian party organisation last week, he said every communist and
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      25 15 ROME. Wed. Italy's militant divorce campaigners yesterday announced plans to introduce a draft Bill into Parliament to separate Church and civil marriages. Reuter.
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      31 15 MEXICO CITY. Wed. At least 15 people have drowned. 20.000 others made homeless in central Mexico where flooding reached crisis proportions yesterday after 17 days of continuous rainfall. UPI.
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      36 15 NEW YORK. Wed. —A study on morality rates in New York City from 1963 to 1968 indicates that one out of eight deaths occurring during that period were brought on by air pollution. AP.
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      126 15 I ONDON, Wed. Two-year-old Andra Calvert was having a lovely time in the back of her daddy's car. throwing all those bits of paper out of the window. But when company director Mr. Peter Calvert stopped his car outside the bank in Pyrley, he
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      106 15 man had set This man had set aside $200 to buy aside $200 to buy a skin-diver's watch. a skin-diver's watch, too. So he bought But he bought this this watch for $200 TIMEX watch for and now he has $46 and now he has a nice, dependable a nice,
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        44 16 "(M) Imbassador H. Invest fl. G. Ptisan St. Semb Inchcape :n. i.e. z. c. E.N.E. F. I'nion »an. El $6.20 $1.90 $2.60 $1.24 $1.32 $3.40 $2.99 $1.66 $2.65 $2.97 $1.02 $1.38 .35 .27 12 .11 10 .10 .09 .08 .08 .07 .06 .06
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        18 16 Ulinl Choc ►It-e.i (hem .»ir Lady T V $1.68 $1.13 $1.16 CO Jfi o: .o; n v
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        15 16 Haw Par 690.000. Sea View 258.000. M. DM Ind. 213,000 Ambassador 154,000.
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        32 16 June 29 June 3i Industrials: 162.71 163.3: Hotels: 7371 Properties: 134.92 135.61 ■li.is: 93.30 93.4: rubbers: 118.62 118.61 Dec. 30, 1966 s 100 !Dec. 31, 1968 100 Ore. 29. 1962 100
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1014 16 QIO AND OFFCR PRICES OFFID CIALLV LISTED AT THE CLOSC OF BUSINESS IN THE SINCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADINC WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: CLOSING TONE: All sections closed very steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday including odd lots totalled
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      Good start by newcomer
      246 16 Good start by newcomer MALAYAN United Industries commanded a comfortable premium on first listing under generally firm conditions on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. The tenth issue listed this year, its shares were done from $1.27 to $1.38 to $1.29. Engaged in the manufacture of a wide
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      Asian dollar
      69 16 THESE averane Asian dollar rates were quoted yesterday by the following banks: OCBC, Chartered. Bank of America. FNCB and First National Bank of Chicago. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above and indicate rates for today's trading. One month 618 p.c. Two months 6 7/16p.c. Three
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1486 16 OL'siNESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1,000 unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS Anna (2) $1.70. (1) $1.69. Alran (1) $1.57. (1) $1.58. (1) $1 56. Allied
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      Exchange rates
      176 16 rPHE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at June 30. Selllnf Buying Local dollars to one unit sf Foreign Currency Sterling Pound 7.3850 Australian Dollar 3.4525 Canadian Dollar 3.0050 «ew Zealand Dohar 3 4625 South Arabian Dinar 7.402S J.S. Dollar 3.0575 .ocal
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      Slower growth rate at OAC
      235 16 OVERSEAS Assurance Corporation during 1970 enjoyed another record breakIng year though the rate of advance was modest compared with the previous year. The pre-tax profit for 1970 was $1.99 million compared with $1.90 million in the previous year and $1.25 million in 1968. However, net
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        103 16 /'HINEtE PRODUCE EXCHANCE, l < SINCAPORE NOON CLOSINC "RICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. $16! sellers. Copra: Mixed (fob.) loo«.- July An; UK.'Cont 533 B. Pepper: Muntok ASTA white fob. )OO NLV.' fl<W> sellers. Sarawak white fob. 96 NLW $170 aellen. Sarawak special black fob. 96 NLW $13*1 sellers. Sarawak ASTA
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        24 16 JUNE 30. RUBBER: 103.75 cents per kilo (down 1.75 cents). TIN: $633.37) (up 87} cents). Official offering 366 tons (up 93 tons).
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        12 16 June May Tin: $625,935. 5641.495 Rubber: 104.785 CU 115.138 cU
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        Tin is up
        176 16 F:E Straits tin price in Penang yesterday recovered marginally by 874 cents to $633,374 on an offcial offering up 93 tons to 366 tons. The improved local sentiment was in unison with the overnight upsurge of £1 per metric ton in the London market. LONDON: Tuesday's tin
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        53 16 Tuesday Monday •U.S. SU.S. London 39.90 30.9.1 Beirut 40.20 40.25 Hongkong 41.17 41.51 Zurich UNCH 40.008 UNCH 40.158 Paris 40.51 40.11 Spore (1) 41.50 41.65 a Spore (2) 155.30 155.90 (li Export price In non-sterling areas In U.S. dollars per ounce. (2i Local dealer! prices in Singapore
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        36 16 London copper prices on Tuesday previous In brackets: Wlrehar Spot buyer (429.M (£447.50) teller {430.00 l(44<).00) Three Months buyer {440.50 (£453.30) sellers £441.00 (£450.00). Market ten*: Steady at the lower level Itn 5.750 tons.
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        35 16 In London on Tuesday the price or Malayan 5 per cent CIF IK N European port* In bulk, sterling per lonit ton Nov /Dec. »ai quoted at <lOS sellers UK 5262 selleri (unchanged).
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        75 16 T»HE Malaysian Minister of Finance has fixed theae rates for calculating Customs duties for the prriod from July 1 to 7: Rubber 47"% cents a lb. Copra $512.00 a ton Palm Oil $620.00 a ton Palm Krrnrl 5306.00 a ton The rates of duties payable are: Rubber V
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      423 16 (\PENING prices in the rubber market yesterday were quoted about unchanged, but later slipped back by a cent in very quiet trading on some stale bull liquidation emancipating from upcountry. Forwards and physicals remained very quiet. The morning session closed quiet after slightly easier. The market softened further
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      227 16 S. Pacific hit by costs PROFITS at South Pacific Textiles Industries look a tumble in the first half of the current year and shareholders are to do without an Interim dividend. At the pre-tax level, profits are down 29 per cent to $471,671 from the 5663.959 turned in previously. The
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      236 16 TONG MENG Industrie last year plunged Into the red to the tune of $46.7!- 5 against 1969s pre-tax profits of $255,405. accorc ing to unaudited figures. No explanation was givm for the turnround in ye;terdays statement of accounts. A maiden interim dhldend of 7 per cent coming $126,000
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        303 16 MELBOURNE. Wed. The Melbourne Market closed on a slightly firmer note after a mixed opening today. Oils were firm and industrial gains narrowiy outnumbered losses. Woodsidc closed four cents down at $1.45 with the contributing shares six cents lower at $1.12. Mid-Eastern was five cents lower at 75 cents
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        254 16 NEW YORK, Tues— The Mock market sapped Its recent losing streak and surged ahead across a broad front In its biggest advance In nearly a month. Gaining Issues which were In front of losers from the opening bell, finished ahead by nearly three to one. Trading pace picked
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        30 16 (As at June tt\ Fund of Aust. Merlin.: A 54.69 Kund of Aust it's Dollar) AS3.M <Ai at June M) Real Estate Fund of Au«t. At 7 04
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        146 16 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN Tuesday 69 91 Monday 69 91 Week ago 69.69 RUBBERS Tuesday 193 02 Monday 189.16 Week ago 182.05 OILS Tuesday 351.73 Monday 358.78 Week ago 351.C2 INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 375 9 Monday 376.5 Week ago 370 6 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 882.30 Monday 873 10 Week
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        149 16 lIONO KONO. Wed. The market opened quietly then eased fractionally before proceeding to move ahead In brisk trading. Towards the close, pro-fit-taking found a number of counters easing back from the higher levels of the day. The market closed steady. The day's turnover value amounted to HK$35 800
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        39 16 On the frw *i«rianit market '.n Honic Konc yeaterday the U.S. OXlar quoted at 6.02 for T.T. and 6.0073 for m«. Sterling wii quoted at 14 30 and •n« taei »t f d at 299 30.
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        15 16 All markets In Hong Kong will be closed today for the bank holiday.
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    246 17 No need to give motorists notice of court action SINGAPORE. Wed.— Can a motorist be brought to court for a driving offence without first being served with a notice of intended prosecution by the traffic authorities? N'i." said a former traffic magistrate. Mr. Cheong Yuen Hee, arguing as counsel an
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    41 17 SINGAPORE. Wed. Hearing of a private summons charge against prison officer Tan See Fong, alleged to have used criminal force on political dei.nnee Goh Peng Hwa at Moon Crescent detention centre in Changi was postponed today to Aug. 2.
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    85 17 WORLD BANK TEAM HERE TO STUDY $100 m LOAN SINGAPORE, Wed. A four-man team from the World Bank is now in Singapore to appraise the Government's application for a loan towards the University of Singapore's $100 million Kent Ridge campus project. They are Mr. A. Ces- pedes, Mr. R. Jobanson.
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    How do we raise money? Govt to chamber
    431 17 How do we raise money? Govt to chamber If 10-cents-a-call plan is to be scrapped SINGAPORE, WED fpHE Government has asked the Chinese Chamber of Commerce to come up with 1 an alternative plan for raising funds for the Singapore Telephone Board if the proposed 10 cents phone levy is
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    29 17 SINGAPORE. Wed. A tree (ell across Orange Road after it was uprooted during a downpour this morning, holding up traffic along the road lor about 30 minutes.
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    146 17 MALARIA MAIN HEALTH PROBLEM IN NEW GUINEA SINGAPORE. Wed. Malaria is still the main health problem of Papua N>w Guinea. This was disclosed today by its ministerial member of Public Health in the House of Assembly. Mr. Tore Lokoloko. Mr Lokoloko, here to hold talks with the Health Minister. Mr.
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    89 17 SINGAPORE. Wed. All private car parks which levy charges for parking spaces for 10 or more vehicles must be licensed under the Parking Places (Licensing Control of Private Car Parks) Rules. The regulations have been introduced by the Government to ensure car parks are operated
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    95 17 PP withdraws 'assault' case appeal SINGAPORE, Wed The Public Prosecutor withdrew in the High Court today his appeal against a magistrate's decision in an alleged assault case involving a clerk and an inspector from the Traffic Police Mobile Branch. On March 18. Koh Ah Hock. 30. was acquitted 'jy magistrate
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    37 17 SINGAPORE. Wed The Parliamentary Secretary (Home Affairs). Mr. L.P. Rodrigo. and Mrs. Rodrigo will be guesls-of-honour at the Lions Club of Singapore North's installation dinner at the French Restaurant. Hotel Equatorial, on Saturday.
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    212 17 Jail, whipping sentence on extortioner upheld by CJ SINGAPORE, Wednesday pOURTS must protect the public against extortioners who offered them "protection with menaces" by giving appropriate sentences in cases convicted by them, the Chief Justice. Mr. Wee Chong Jin, said today. He upheld a lower court's sentence of two years'
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      752 17 On your TV and Radio 3.00 P.M. Opening followed by 7.40 News (0 General Hospital 750 Our Music Makers Featuring 3.20 Our Music Makers-Featuring: Les Amis (E) Mohd. Osman B. Karim (M- 1.00 Armchair Theatre Danger repeat) Men Working 3.3S It's Happening in Singapore 0.01 News (E) (C repeat) 9.10
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      569 18 Why women gossip more than men "WHAT do you find to talk about for so long?" a husband will say when a wife returns two hours late from a coffee morning or a chat over a cup of tea with the neighbour. If she's tactful she will reply: "Oh we
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      Suit yourself: The pantsuit or a demi for office wear
      229 18 TAKE a letter, miss and the boss is most probably dictating to a girl who looks far more attractive than the secretary of bygone years. In fact, it was only a year or two ago that the change appeared in
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      221 18 r clean jewellery when the stones are set In metal not cemented or glued dunk them in a bowl of warm suds and brush with eyebrow brush. AS CANNED vegetables are cooked during the canning process, they only require heating through. Over boiling makes them soft and tasteless.
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      494 18 Mrs. Helen Goh says: s I've been using this Prestige Pressure Cooker for the last nine years. It has made cooking a real pleasure lor me. Imagine, slow-cooking dishes like curries and stews are done in 10 or 15 minutes! Just think of the time and fuel I save! What's
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      149 18 Clean-line vases in many shapes sM^WjßiMew VAt'ES come in all shapes and designs, and some of the prettiest to arrive in Singapore are those pictured above. They come from Copenhagen and are available in different sizes and shapes some with long necks and others looking like ink pots. They range
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      278 18 i (KM? v issssssssssssssssP* ssV Aatssssl every girl has problem rain GOYA ift PERFUMED I SPRAY SET fM~\ SOLVES IT London. Paris. New York r Advertisement T vY/ End Dry Skin Wrinkles form in the milder weather because the skin contracts, mak- ing it hard for the little oil ducts
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      1234 19 '001 AND OTMEP U "TueTpore Sail] P. Sham Pening f at»OCLUS lenoes Li.erpool, Belfast. Jaly I lily 7 Jaly S/10 Jaly 11 Saus L L e :z'\. C1 10 las S3 ""i" 11 '-"L 1 AIAI Liverpool Jaly 21 Jaly 71 gb. f v eZr th L,,e L P c;r
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      2253 19 RMaf mi I m JFItnMRM f m m I w I a i\ war 1 aw JIU aim w arn mm mlt jJ^BL. T lit LJ LJ mk. ~i rm\ s§ mm ill m^BmWfV^^mX 1 1 ■■JLL i^R^kHl3 R^P^R^k«Bl«^B*^Bjß^l^ I lIIECT TO HAMBURG 111 30 DAYS P. Sham Penang Singapore
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      1097 20 lt KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. J Wast Australia /Singapore /Japan Service frtmantu S'Ron Keelung Yokkaichi/fa|oya Y'tiana" Kobi J "HlfiMi Mara" 21 Ait 2 Sept 7 Silt 11 Sept H Sept 17 Stpt Actiptug cargi fir Kile, IsaU, Nagiyt, Yikikau. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN MISNA LTD. JAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE Sails
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      965 20 FOR NEW ZEALAND Penang P. Sham Singapore LmMi flfi :NAKRATA 18 A* 11 II Aig 11/2J Aag Auck. Will, Lytt. D'din. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE: Singapore P. Sham Peung lM*ilf fir: IAJUIAt 1/14 Illy IS lily 18 lily Nagapattinam, Madras RAJUUt XI 8 Alt 8 Alg 18 Ami Niupattinim, MaDras IAIULAt 28/
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      918 20 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. sS-*.- .^J*. (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) rt ICB BUILDING. 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Singapore P. Sham Penang »••■>• NEPTUNE AMETHYST 7/11 Illy 11/1] Illy 14 Illy London 10/8, H'burg 14 8 R'dam
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      756 20 MP MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL fl| SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No 3OE. Jin Ampang Kuala Lu.npur i^^ The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE "Singanori P. Sham Penarg ■UHCA MELOR I Part 4/8 lily Havre 30 7. London 1/1. H'burg 6 8., R'dam 8/1 A «rerp H'B, Bremen 13/1. BUHCA RAYA
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      747 21 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The family of the late Mr Tan Klons: Chiang (K. C. Tarn thanks 'nends and relatives for their condolences, wreaths, donations, night visits and attendance at the funeral during their rtctnt bereavement. TENDER NOTICES appear daily In Berita Harian You could miss opportunities Order Berita Harian today. THE PORT
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      521 21 JUNIOR SALES EXECUTIVE Applications are invited from suitable persons to toke charge of a soles Unit dealing with established line of products. Excellent opportunities art offered to men of integrity who oie soles oriented ond oble to make business contacts. Applicants should possess minimum Grade II Senior Cambridge and be
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      600 21 NOTICE Mr. Koh Honjf Jok Is no longer employed by this Company and I Is therefore not authorised to < transact any business or collect any money on our behalf. WEARNE BROTHERS M SDN BHD, JOHORE BAHRU FAR EAST FINANCE ORGANIZATION LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) m BALANCE
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      230 21 CHEMICAL PROJECT ENGINEER An internotionol chemical company has an opening for an experienced Chemical Engineer to supervize field installation of unit operation equipment. Applications ore invited from qualified candidates. Job requirements are: (1) Several years experience in installing and storting -up chemical plant equipment. (2) Travel about 80% ond work
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      142 21 mm I ftf*3.t 1 J .^fli^ia i^i^fept^ 1 A Peacock Book by JjJc Snow Wong No well-brought-up Chinese girl refers to herself in the first person and although Jade Snow Wong is now an American citizen with a nourishing business, she wasn't able to bring herself to break the rules
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      614 22 THE GUTHRIE WAUGH ORGANISATION invites opplicotions for the following posts in its Consumer Goods Division in Singopore: MARKETING MANAGERS JOB SPECIFICATIONS: 1 Recommending the acquisition of new agencies and/or the discontinuance of present ones. 2- Recommending marketing strategy including the annual marketing campaigns, for the products under his charge and
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      1093 22 lb INTERTRAIN PRIVATE SECRETARIAL DIPLOMA COURSE Full time one year courses leading to the ITC Secretarial Diploma and LCC Examinations start in our new Supreme House premises on 12th and 19th July. Write now for details of courses at Singapore's elite secretarial school. OS INTERNATIONAL BUILDING. ORCHARD RD. SINGAPORE 9
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      81 22 REEFER VESSEL A modern small Reefer Vessel available for long-term time charter or bare boat charter. Interested parties are requested to contact us for full details at: INTER MARITIME MANAGEMENT PTE. LTD., Tel: *****4/*****3, Singapore. NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Fam Hock Leong, formerly District Representative of Lever
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      341 22 PRESTBOARD INTERNATIONAL NOTICE UNDER SECTION 144 (1t ,ln Vo.un L^y T L^u,da..on, ■™"™t««. (No. .18 NOTICE OF FIN.L MEETING \Jjff j 4 "'the Town NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN !K? Eractment. that a llyou" (pursuant to Section 272(2t of the p i an No 7 3350 A an amendment Companies Act.
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    31 23 THE FAMILY OF the late Loo Wee wan thank relatives and friends for their kind service*. donations, ureaths, scrolls, visits, prayers and messages of condolence etc In their r«cent bereavement
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    35 23 Religious announcements CONVENTION St. Michael's Koad. Singapore 12— 1st to 4th July daily at 7 p m Sunday Service at Peace and Joy restored I'rotil.ms solved Sickness healed in the Name of Jesus. Phone *****.
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      733 23 GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENT/PFB^ONAI ADVERTISEMENTS ACCEPTEO Uf TO ANNOUNCIMENT7PEWSONAL, li*PP*n> EB* II cntl ..r, C N M M|l lißPfSft Wlf: fl M I MTI. Jsj lfll*n If trl $7 JO /Or* /S uordt PMONf CATS. TEL: *****1 Mem i» /or wort, FOR DETAILS. i^m« >■« •••»>»•• UN wor< (WMMNC HTS ONLY)
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      794 23 WANTED COOK GENERAL AMAH for small European family live-In. Please apply 16F. Eastern Mansion. Blk. C. Jalan Kechll. B'pore 15 or Tel: *****7. DOOR TO DOOR CANVASSER required with m cycle, driving licence, but own transport preferred. Apply personally 462. Geylang Road. (Spore). INDIAN COUPLE with 2 children wants live-in
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      886 23 Accommodation vacant DISTRICT 10 2-storey house fully furnished. 3 bedrooms. 1 servant's room 5750 at Hua Guan Avenue. 5 Chestnut Avenue single storey 3 bedroom house $750. 33 Mount Sinai. View 2-atorey terrace house furnished $600. 21 Jalan UJI single storey detached house furnished $500. Jalan Part Kikls 2-storey semi-detached
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      909 23 GRANGE ROAD furnished flat 3 bedroom parquet flooring. Contact 9* Orange Road Tel: *****S during office hours. FIRST CLASS FURNISHINO houses and apartments for short and long terms J.s. Lee (Realty) Co. Tel: *****. UPPER THOMSON ROAO 31 m s. unfurnished room with bath rent $70/Ladles preferred Phone *****8 B'pore
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      1025 23 Leave accommodation OIST. 10 EXECUTIVE leave house 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, alrconditloned Amah and all amenities 10.7.71 till 18.9.71 Tel: Spore *****0. Houses and land lor salo OWN A LUXURIOUS HOME In beautiful and quiet surroundings at Plcardy Oardens. Junction of Bedok/ Changl Road. 2-storey luxurious semi-detached bungalows, with 4bedrooms.
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      839 23 OIST. t APPROX. 1,000 SO- FT. fully alrcond. carpeted and partitioned, easy parking. Immediate occupation Enquiries Tel: B'pore *****1. AVAILABLE OFFICE ROOMS and secretarial service at 3A Mayo Street, Spore 8. Tel: Spore *****. Office equipment SAFES: Guaranteed 100% lire A burglary proof. You name the size A we have
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      923 23 Tours and Excursions ARCHIPELAGO SPECIAL DAILY TOURS: (Air-conditioned room) Malaya West Coast 7 days $100/$l2O Sunday Monday. Cameron Highlands 4 days SfiS'txo Malaya East Coast 6 days $100/$B5 Dep: 4/7. 18 7. 25/7/71 Pangkor /Cameron 6 days S9O/SUO Dep: 27/6. 11 7 71 Bangkok 'Chlengmal 15 days $345 $360 Dep:
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      1092 23 BIRTHDAY SALE Now on at Vaehl's NCW Wholesale Department. Incredible prices for quality suitings. Pull suit length: $22'Trouser length 7/AT VASHI'S INTERNATIONAL SUITINGS ANO SHIRTINGS. 4-C. RAFFLES PLACI. TEL: *****/S7T. Limited period only. VARIOUS BRANDS of air-conditioner twin door refrigerators. For sale/ rei.tal repairs specialist. Trade in accepted Contact Lawrence
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      202 24 Shocking, this call for higher speeds on the road THE report (ST.. June 26) under the heading A.A. to to raise speed limits, really amazed me. Are we. in the face of a daily increase of deaths on our roads and the everpresent dangers to children and elderly people, to
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      102 24 SOME months ago I read in your paper that there would be "No pasar malam in housing estate." In MacPherson Housing Estate pasar malam comes not just once but TIIRKE times a week Tuesday. Friday and Sunday! There are the usual Inconveniences associated with it noise, traffic congestion and parking
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      333 24 pigtails: no, thanks, I prefer my present style Mr Chan Chee Seng, grannies and bell-bottoms RECENTLY I made a speech in Cantonese to the Singapore Master Tailors' Association with the Chinese text in full distributed to the press. Part of what I said has been wrongly understood and translated, and
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      371 24 A subscriber who backs that 10-cent levy MUCH artillery fire has been directed at the rumoured 10-cent phone levy. I suspect all these gunners hall from the "have" group, i.e. those whose living standards are well above the rice "inc. Let's be honest. Unless you are a businessman I and
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      45 24 AFTER many appeals Associated Bus Services resumed its service to Kuala Loyang Road, where the minority of Kampong Loyang residents stay. The majority live in Jalan Loyang Besar, yet the service does not go there. Could the bus company explain? RESIDENT OF LOYANG, Singapore 17.
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      272 24 Replies from the Govt T REFER to the two letters by "Resident" and "Deductive Mind" (S.T., June 25). The Public Relations Officer of the Ministry of National Development has not been making any false statements, as suggested by your correspondent, regarding the metalling of Hong Kah Lane. When it was
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      184 24 Wanted: World class service for world rates THE Post Office has Just announced an increase in rates in keeping with international agreements. (ST.. June 28). This is quite understandable. The question is whether our postal services are also up to international standards. In Singapore, right in the central business district,
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      175 24 TT was supposed to have 1 been a happy housemoving when I moved into my top Bth floor flat in block 154. Toa Payoh. But what a shock I got when I found that the lift was not ready. It took us six hours to move all the furniture up.
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      72 24 WILL the authorities concerned erect a bus shelter on each side of Buklt Tlmah Road at Its junction with Hill View Road These bus-stops serve many hundreds of workers in the nearby Industrial estate. Now. In rainy weather, commuters have to wait in cofTeeshops. about 200 yards away from the
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      63 24 AN MP told the House recently (ST.. March 20) that the Telecoms Department is suffering from an acute staff shortage. I believe that the Royal Navy wireless station at Kranjl is retrenching all their well-trained staff. 1 therefore don't see why the Department should not take this golden opportunity to
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      147 24 SCHOOL EATS THAT PACK THEM IN... I REFER to a letter from "Madam H. 8." (ST.. June 15) complaining about the quality of food in the canteen of the Balestier Mixed School. Investigations have been made and It is found that her allegations are entirely groundless. Both health inspectors and
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      204 24 (Cont. from Page 23) i Boats/Yachts for sale HALF-CABIN MOTOR BOAT I6| ft. 12 hp. out-hoard motor Oood condition $600 0.n.0 Tel Spore *****4 after spm SKI BOAT 40HP. If interested in buying or sharing with one person call Mr. Rabut *****4. Steambaths, massage etc. GENTLEMEN. For Sti-ambaths. Mai■age. Ha.rdr.isms
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      243 24 FOR FINE WORKMANSHIP and hlfch quality gems at reasonable prices. visit !..■<■ Onn Jewellers 206 8 South Bridge Road. Spore Miscellaneous PROFESSOR SVEO MOHSEN Alsagoff. Internal lonally-knouu Psychologist. Hypnotist, of 34-B. Market Street. Life. Marital. Emotional problems. Ham 3p m. REFERENCE AD 9 6 71 N. Pannam No more replies
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      510 24 THE SCHICK DIVISION WARNER-LAMBERT COMPANY have pleasure in announcing the appointment of MULLER PHIPPS as distributors for Schick in Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei effective June 1971 The Schick Division, Warner-Lambert Company wish to thank their former distributors MOUTRIE PTE. LTD. for their past services. SINGAPORE CORDAGE (PTE) LTD. Rope Makers
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      859 24 TENDERS INVITED Separate tenders are invited (or the supply and Installation of the following Items on board m v "AKTINA based at Port Swettenham. Item No.l: One unit of 12" Radar with Oyro Compass stabilization of the PPI display to be supplied Please state the maximum range Item N0. 2:
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      250 25 Leaders crash for lucky Sapari BU T X E R W O RTH, Wed. There were spills In addition to the thrills on the Ipoh-to-Butterworth fourth stage in the 630-mile Tour of Malaysia cycling race today. Indonesia's Olympic and Asian Games cyclist Sapari was the winner in a time of
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      Police meet
      20 25 POLICE Sports Association will hold Its annual athetlc meet at Thomson Road on July 10 from 2 p.m.
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      'Big-time' incentive for junior champs
      288 25 I^UALA LUMPUR, Wed. The champions In the first Malaysian Junior iV badminton championships, scheduled for January, will be entered for overseas tournaments, including the All England, reports MANSOOR RAHMAN. BAM president Khlr Johari said that others "with potential" would be put on the Asian circuit,
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      Ho is again the choice
      54 25 AMATEUR Fencing Association of Singapore yesterday reelected Mr. Ho Cheng Choon as its president. Other officials elected were: Vice-president Richard Kee; Secretary Tan Sin Chew; Asst. secretary Philip Cheong; Treasurer Peter Lav; Asst. treasurer Tan Tzse Hoa; Committee Gordon Wu, Llm Soo Long. Lawrence Kee
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      W. German coaching for five Malaysian —athletes—
      136 25 W. German coaching for five Malaysian athletes KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Five Malaysian athletes will undergo training and coaching in West Germany. Two will leave on July 14 for Bonn to train with West German athletes for three months. Later another three will leave for an eight-month coaching course in Bonn.
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      Flash meet
      23 25 FLASH Sports Club will hold iv third annual athetlc meet at the People's Association. Kallang. from 2 p.m. on July 10.
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      Starting points, routes for Pesta Walk
      363 25 rE Pesta Sukan National Walk Is not a competition but It Is expected to attract a field of more than last year's 25,000. There Is no entry, no form to fill. All that an intending participant has to do Is to go to one
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      165 25 Keppel Club's monthly medal draw DRAW and start Ins: times tor the Ktppel Club 'C division monthly medal on Saturday. 8.15 a.m. W.A. van Oorde (20). E.T. Frith (24). Michael Tan (24). 8.21 KB. Knapp (24). Quek Kok Kirn (24), Ec Thlan Han (24). 1.30 p.m. J. Pitt (24), Chen
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      Dazzling Saints rip Outram for 72-0 win
      357 25 $T. ANDREWS opened their defence of the National School IV division rugby title with a dazzling 72-0 (nine goals, eight tries and one dropped goal) win over Outram School at Monk's Hill ground yesterday. Victory for the Saints, one of the best rugby
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      20 26 CITY RANGERS' badminton championship finals will be decided at the Balestier Hill Technical School courts at 8 tonight.
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      'Yes' from Japan turns Pesta into 4a feast'
      435 26  - 'Yes' from Japan turns Pesta into 'a feast' By ERNEST FRIDA JAPAN yesterday became the sixth country to accept Singapore Hockey Association's invitation to play in an Asian regional tournament to be held in conjunction with this year's Pesta Sukan from Aug. 8-15. SHA secretary Subramaniam Yogarajah said: "This leaves
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      Sui Tjen is star at SSC meet
      340 26 Sui Tjen is star at SSC meet NINE year old The Sui TJen was the star performer as four records were rewritten on the second day of the Singapore Swimming Club's double age-group swimming meet at Tanjong Rhu yesterday. The sturdy, sun-tanned Indonesian girl lopped 13 seconds off her old
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      Guthrie set for another double
      187 26 Guthrie set for another double BUSINESS Houses league champions, Guthrie Waugh. yesterday qualified for the final of the SBHFL Senior knockout tournament when they edged Malaysia -Singapore Airlines 2-1 at Jalan Besar stadium. Guthrie are now all set for a double. Their Junior side have achieved this and the Seniors
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      Tanglin out for 6 runs
      111 26 TANGLIN Integrated School 1 were shot out for six runs as St. Patricks steamrolled their way to a 147-run victory In an inter-school cricket clash at Balesiier Road yesterday. St. Patricks totalled 153 runs with da Silva topscoring with 48. including six fours and two
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      Lam Yuen Foong 'steals the show'
      577 26 LIM Juay Cheng chalked up three victories, Including a record-breaking 50m butterfly, to become the 'A' division swimming champion of Thomson Secondary School at Amber Road yesterday. He clocked 38.3 sec for the 50m butterfly, easily beating the 1970 record of 492 held by
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      Evonne makes it all-Aussie women's final
      326 26 Evonne makes it all- Aussie women's final f ONDON, Wed. An explosion of applause on the centre court acclaimed the arrival of a new Wimbledon tennis star today when 19-year-old Australian Evonne Goolagong stormed into the women's final. i Miss Goolagong. playing with a maturity and assurance far above her
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      Prasanna, Bedi put India in strong position
      337 26 Prasanna, Bedi put India in strong position EASTBOURNE. Wed. Spinners Erapalli Prasanna and Bishen Singh Bedi put the Indian touring team in a strong position by tea on the opening day of their three-day cricket match against Derrick Robins' XI here today. After paceman Govindraj had made the initial breakthrough
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      Impressive workout by Right Combination
      242 27  - Impressive workout by Right Combination EPSOM JEEP By RIGHT COMBINATION, late Xicojack, 'did an impressive trial with the brilliant Midsun at Bukit Tim ah yesterday morning. They galloped from the halfmile and did the last 3f in 38 3/5 with Right Combination (Moses Lee up) finishing a length in front.
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      30 27 WELLINGTON, Wed. The Welsh soccer team beat Wellington 2-0 here tonight. Scorers were Jeff Thomas (Newport) in the 30th minute, and Arlon Griffiths (Wrexham) ii the 75th— Reuter.
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      128 27 LONDON, Wed. Mill Reef. the English Derby winner, is among seven acceptors announced last night for the Eclipse Stakes. The race, worth £25,477 to the winning owner. Is to be run over lOf at Sandown on Saturday. The acceptors and riders are- Bright Beam
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      75 27 NEW YORK. Wed. Results of basebaii games played yesterday American League New York 9 Cleveland 2; Boston 6 Washington 2: Detroit 9 Baltimore 4; Baltimore IS Detroit 6; Minnesota 5 Oakland 3: Kansas City 2 California 1; Milwaukee 5 Chicago 2. National League New York 3 Philadelphia 0;
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      Rheffic in the winner's circle
      64 27 MADAME Francois Dufre (right) leads her three-year-old Rhefflc into the winner's circle with Australian jockey Bill Pyres astride, after the horse won the Grand Prix de Paris at Longchamp to score a double. Rhefflc, who had earlier won the Derby, beat Point de Riz, ridden
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      Lock icon Anat 'too busy'
      66 27 BANGKOK. Wed. Anat Rattanapol Thailand's Asian (James 200 metres and gold medallist and record holder, will not run In the Singapore Invitational championships In August. The secretary of the Thai AAA MaJ. Chamek Arlrajkarune raid Anat. an army cadet was busy with studies and had no time
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      Lock icon Russians to give Games 'preview'
      493 27 Russians to give Games 'preview' LOS ANGELES, Wed. yHE Soviet Union indicated that their athletes will give preview performances for next year's Munich Olympics when they meet the United States and World All-Stars teams at Berkeley on Friday and Saturday. Vladimir Popov. head coach of the Soviet team, who arrived
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      231 27 TVEW YORK, Wed. Lee Trevino, Jack Nlcklaus and Charles Coody, the United States 1 "Big Three" this year, were among 12 veteran pros chosen yesterday to represent the United States In the 19th Ryder Cup matches against Britain at St. Louis on
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      LIQUORI LOSES TO WEST GERMAN
      77 27 LIQUORI LOSES TO WEST GERMAN COLOGNE. Wed— FranzJozer Kemper of West Germany ran the fastest 1,000 metres In the world this year when he clocked 2:18.9 at an International athletics meeting here last night. Kemper beat the prerace favourite. 21-year-old American star Marty Liquori, by four tenths of a second.
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      28 27 INVERCARGILL (New Zealand). Wed— The British Lions rugby team beat Southland 25-3 to leccrd the 12th successive win of their New Zealand tour here today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Ferry new IBF chief
      172 27 Ferry new IBF chief I O N D O N Wed. Ferry Sonneville of Indonesia is the new president of the International Badminton Federation. Sonneville, who succeeds Humphrey Chllton of England, thus became the first Asian president of the IBF. Sonneville, 40. played In four Thomas Cup series for Indonesia.
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      81 27 LONDON. Wed. Peter Ooterhuis. 23-year-old BrniMi golfer in his third year as a pr > (esslonal. equalled the Roydl Mid-Surrey course record »h;n he shot a nve-under-par 65 lv re yesterday to win the £4.000 Sijibeam tournament. Oosterhuis, who equalled 'he record set by fellow-Brltpn Lionel
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      134 25 SWIMMING SASA trials (Amber Road 5.30), Monks Hill meet (Amber Road 2 p.m > ATHLETICS City District Schools meet (Karrer Park). RUGGER— Schools tourney: "A" division Upper Serangoon v jalan Teck Whye, RI v Dunearn (Bras Basah Rd) Whltley v St Andrew's, Sang Nlla Utama v Queenstown Tech (WoodsvlUe). "C"
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    27 26 IN EVERLASTING MEMORY of HARIDAS l/o C. B. Nalr. who passed away on Ist July 1968. Sadly nisaed by bU Parents. Brothers, Staler and Relatives.
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      694 26 THE RUBBER GROWERS' ASSOCIATION SIR EKIC GRIFFITH-JONES ON INDUSTRY'S ABILITY TO MEET CONSUMERS' FUTURE REQUIREMENTS The Annual Oeneral MeeUng ol The Rubber Growers' Association Limited was held on June 24th In London. BIR ERIC GRIFFITH-JONES. KBE.CMG (the Chairman), presided, and In the course of his speech said:Members of our Association
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    Cosmonauts' death shocks US scientists
    386 28 Cosmonauts' death shocks US scientists HOUSTON. Wed. AMERICAN space scientists reacted with shock and sorrow to the news of the Soviet cosmonauts' death. "Oh no, don't tell me that. It's very distressing hard to believe we were so impressed with them last week." was the first spontaneous comment with which
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    Religious clashes: 4 dead
    66 28 MANILA. Wed. News reports said today that bloodshed continued In North Cotabato. where Muslim and Christian outlaws have been attacking each other, and that at least four persons have been killed In the past two days. The fatalities were Identified as Muslims. Additional Government troops have
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    62 28 THREAT TO KILL AUSSIE PREMIER CANBERRA. Wed— Police were rushed to Parliament House today following a threat to kill Prime Minister William McMahon. Police said they had been warned that an attempt would be made to kill the Prime Minister at 10 a.m., but gave no other details. The Prime
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    34 28 HONO KONO. Wed. A freedom swimmer escaping from Red China had his left leg almost torn off, apparently by a shark, as he was fleeing to Hong Kong last night. AP
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    'Pirate' taxis go off the roads
    367 28 'Pirate' taxis go off the roads LESLIE FONQ By using them as pirate taxis. Peh Boon Beng and Teo Cheng Kit were also each fined $250. and Ho Seng Chong $200. They were all arrested on June 2 Peh at Kirn Keat Road. Teo at Lorong 5. Toa Payoh, and
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    Police officer seriously hurt in crash
    87 28  - Police officer seriously hurt in crash SINGAPORE. Wed. A Police officer who was knocked down by a car at 10} ms. Tamplnes Road at 9.30 tonight. Is in a serious condition in Outram Hospital. Acting Deputy Superintendent Pong Ying Loong. O.C. Crimes of Joo Chiat Police Station, iv struck by
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    London Stocks
    424 28 T ONDON. Wed.— Th* stock market closed firm today but off the top. Early gain* were pared and occasionally reversed a* buyer* failed to follow through. However, at 2.43 p.m. the Financial Time* lades wa* itill up 1.5 at 379.4 (after 310 2). Coalng middle price* of (elected
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    33 28 TCLICKAM RECIIVf O from ColomM Mr*, ftr— Tnamblpillay p*a*«4 away peacefully. Wife of lat< Thamblplllay e« store keeper P.W.D, Pahang. mother of Mrs. VS. Pillay 1 Jalaa Tawakal Jonor* Bnaru. Funer*. Thursday.
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    Offer by unknown bidder for Cunard ocean line
    384 28  - Offer by unknown bidder for Cunard ocean line BLAIR JOHNSON By CINGAPORE. Wed. A mysterious bidder has come forward with an offer to buy Cunard, Britain's prestige ocean liner company. In London yesterday Cunard's chairman. Sir Basil Smallpiece, revealed that talks were going on with an unnamed bidder for the
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