The Straits Times, 6 July 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National NBwspaper Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lock icon You've got it, Spiro
    83 1 THE VICE-PRESIDENT PICKS UP SOME CHOPSTICK EXPERTISE rpHE Vice-Presl--1 dent of the world's most advanced country in technology today received some know how from Singapore's Prime Minister on rhopstlck expertise. America's No. 2, Mr. Spiro Agnew, was the lunch guest of Mr. Lee Kuan Yew at
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    Lee and Agnew talk on China
    594 1 Lee and Agnew talk on China 'Diplomacy of S-EA is involved' SINGAPORE, Monday THE thaw in US-China relationships and its effects on Singapore are believed to be among the subjects dealt with in talks between US Vice-President Spiro Agnew and Mr. Lee Kuan Yew today. Mr. Agnew had said he
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    Lock icon Reston to discuss the Pentagon papers in Peking
    334 1 Reston to discuss the Pentagon papers in Peking HONG KONG, Mon NEW York Times edi- torlal executive James Reston, who arrived here for a three-week visit of China, said today he was prepared to discuss the Pentagon papers with Chinese leaders. Mr. Reston, whose visa was approved by the Chinese
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    Lock icon New Israel Canal pullout offer
    104 1 New Israel Canal pullout offer rIL AVIV, Mon. The Israeli newspaper Maariv reported today that Israel had told the United States It was willing to pull back from the Suei Canal but wanted U.S. troops to take over evacuated Israeli posts. Israel would allow Egyptian civilians to cross the canal,
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    Baghdad expels two British diplomats
    82 1 BAGHDAD, Mon. Two British diplomats were today ordered to leave Iraq within 24 hours because of their links with "a spy and Intrigue network/ the official Iraq news agency reported here. The agency said the Iraq Foreign Ministry had told the British ambassador here that
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    Lock icon Fukuda is new Foreign Minister
    183 1 Fukuda is new Foreign Minister TDKYO, Mon. Prime Minister Eisaku Sato today conducted a major reshuffle of his Cabinet and the ruling party's leadership In what was expected to be his farewell shakeup as leader of Japan. Mr. Sato, 70, reportedly plans to step down as Prime Minister before his
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    Lock icon Smoke bombs protest
    35 1 SYDNEY. Mon. Several orange smoke bombs were hurled today on the touring South African Springboks rugby union team from a crowd of about 300 antl apartheid demonstrators, their faces painted black UPI
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    CREW OF GROUNDED VESSEL RESCUED
    68 1 CREW OF GROUNDED VESSEL RESCUED SINGAPORE. Mon. Two Royal Navy survey ships have rescued 35 crew members of Chung Yu, a Taiwanese vessel whicli ran aground near Alphonse Islands, In the Indian Ocean, during a storm two days ago. The ships Beagle and Bulldog went to the rescue after picking
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    Two share top Toto prize
    24 1 SINGAPORE. Mon. Two people have won the Jackpot of $170,000 In last Sunday's Toto draw. Bach will receive IBS.OOO.
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    Big defeat for PNI as Golkar pulls ahead
    304 1  - Big defeat for PNI as Golkar pulls ahead H. MABBETT From Jakarta, Mon. OETURNS from East and Central Java show the 1V principal victim in Saturday's elections to be the Indonesian Nationalist Party (PNI). In both provinces the army backed Sekber Golkar, which continues to score heavily through the country,
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  • 3 a.m. ROUNDUP
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      Lock icon WHITLAM SEES CHOU
      41 1 PEKING. Mon. Mr. Whitlum. leader of the opposition Australian Labour Party, had an hourlone meeting today with Chinese Prime Minister Chou En-lai which centred on the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries— Reuter (See Pace 13)
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  • MALAYSIAN PARLIAMENT
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      Red threat an internal matter, says Razak
      376 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday TUN Abdul Razak told Parliament today that the new communist threat is an internal matter and it is Malaysia's responsibility to check this menace. The Prime Minister was replying to a question by Mr. Goh Hock Ouan (DAP Bungsar) in
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      Tenders: Preference to Malay and Malaysian firms
      266 2 Tenders: Preference to Malay and Malaysian firms DEFERENCE is always I given to Malaysianowned firms while awarding government tenders, the Minister of Finance Tun Tan Slew Sin, told Parliament. In reply to a question, he said the Government also gave preference to Malay firms when considering tenders, subject to conditions
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      I—sl,ooo MIL HOUSING LOAN BILL PASSED
      63 2 I sl,ooo MIL HOUSING LOAN BILL PASSED KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Parliament today passed Bill authorising the Government to raise $1,000 million for the purpose of providing housing loans to civil servants. The money is for the Federation Housing Loans Fund and also for the purpose of granting loans to State
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      Civil case appeals to the Privy Council
      89 2 PARLIAMENT passed a Bill raising the amount involved In a civil case before an appeal can be made to the Privy Council. Under the Bill called the Courts of Judicature (Amendment) Bill, 1971, the amount increased from $5,000 to $25,000. The Attorney-General, Tan
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      $10m for plan to help fishermen
      323 2 $10m for plan to help fishermen T»HE Malaysian Go- vernment has earma rked $10.29 million for the setting up of a Fishing Industries Development authority to help Improve the living standard of fishermen. Under the Second Malaysia Plan, the Govern, ment will also spend $11.69 million to build new ports
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      House told of pardon
      39 2 SPEAKER Dato CM. Yusof formally told Parliament that the Yang dl-Pertuan Agong has pardoned DAP member Mr. Lim Kit Slang, who contravened an election by-law In the Segamat Utara parliamentary by-election a few years ago.
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  • Article
    1,000 SIXYEAROLDS BEGIN SCHOOL
    188 3 1,000 YEAROLDS BEGIN SCHOOL CINGAPORE, Mon.— More than 1,000 six-year-olds stepped into the class room for the first time today under the Government's new admission programme. The first day was spent familiarising themselves with the school surroundings and routine. The children, born between January 2 and June 30, 1965. are
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    Vendor is charged
    52 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Newspaper vendor Lee Cheng Huat was today charged with causing "traffic interference" by selling copies of the Shin Mm Daily News to a passing motorist at the Junction of Keok Road and Orchard Road on Saturday. His case will be heard on Oct. 2. Ball
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    Weight-lifting contest
    41 3 Weight-lifting contest SINGAPORE. Mon. The Havelock Road community centre will hold a weight-lifting competition and a Mr. People's Association 1971 body-building contest on Saturday at 7 p.m. The area's MP. Finance Minister Mr. Hon Sui Sen. will give away the prizes.
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    187 are quizzed in Blitz No. 2 on bookies
    199 3  -  N.G. KUTTY By Singapore, Monday FOR the second weekend running, police and Singapore Turf Club authorities have cracked down on bookies and their agents. A total of 187 people were checked during the two-day meeting at the Bukit Timah racecourse. A
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    Lock icon Thailand may soon withdraw from sugar agreement
    170 3 Thailand may soon withdraw from sugar agreement BANGKOK, Mon. The Nation, Bangkok's new English-language newspaper, today quoted "reliable sources" as saying Thailand will soon withdraw from the International Sugar Agreement (ISA). This would enable Thailand to export sugar to Malaysia. Singapore and South Korea, which are not ISA members. The
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    FOUR ARMED MEN ROB COUPLE OF $7,210
    94 3 FOUR ARMED MEN ROB COUPLE OF $7,210 SINGAPORE, Mon— Four men, armed with bearing scrapers, blindfolded and tied up a couple in their bedroom yesterday and robbed them of $7,310 in cash and coods. Mr. Tay Hoo Choon. 29. an electrical fitter with the Public Utilities Board. told the police
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    Common shrub found to be mildly antidiabetic
    272 3 Common shrub found to be mildly antidiabetic CINGAPORE, Mon. A common garden shrub called Cat's Whiskers, which can be found throughout South-east Asia, has been found to be mildly antl-dlabetlc. Two Singapore doctors, after a preliminary study which they described as "promising," are now carrying out further tests to see
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    Motorcyclist fined
    55 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Lim Chlng Tong of Parry Avenue was fined $100 for two traffic oSences in Richards Avenue, off Upper Serangoon Road, on Nov. 29. last year. He was fined $30 for carrying a pillion rider on his motorcycle while still being a provisional licensee, and S7O for
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    Sweep draw
    34 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore Sweep draw No. 7/71 will be held at Outram Park shopping complex tomorrow at 6.30 p.m. Before the draw, the People's Association military band will give a one-hour performance.
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    MINISTRY NAMES ENVOY TO BANGKOK
    128 3 MINISTRY NAMES ENVOY TO BANGKOK SINGAPORE. Mon. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs today announced the appointment of MrChi Owyan* (above) as Singapore's next Ambassador to Bangkok. Mr. Chi, 74, who is at present honorary counsellor of the Development Bank of Singapore, will assume his new post next month He succeeds
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    Malaria in Lipis
    39 3 KUANTAN. Mon. At least 100 people in Lipis district are believed to be suffering (rom malaria, it was learnt today. The States Health Department has sent a team there to investigate the cause of the outbreak.
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    Speeding fine
    35 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Motorist Lee Boon Hua of Chin Nan Street was fined $50 today for driving at 54 mph along Farrer Road on Dec. 1. 196>, wnere the speed limit Is 30 mph.
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    Average daily use of water goes up
    167 3 Average daily use of water goes up CINGAPORE, Mon.— The average daily consumption of water last week was the highest since the Public Utilities Board launched the appeal to conserve water in May. The PUB said today that the average daily consumption rate during the past week was 95.3 million
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    Youth charged with robbery
    48 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. A youth. Neo Choon Huat. today pleaded guilty to robbing a couple at knife-point of SIUO in cash and valuables at Lorong Beradab. Ylo Chu Kang. on March 13. Sentence was posiponed pending Reformative Traning Centre and probation reports on July 17.
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    Band music
    28 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Ist Bn. Royal New Zealand Regiment band will perform at I Macßitchie reservoir park on 1 Sunday from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.
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    Two-term system opens with 300 'homeless'
    328 4  - Two-term system opens with 300 'homeless' NANCY BYRAMJI By CINGAPORE, Mon. 3 The University of Singapore new two-semester academic year opened today, with more than 300 students many of them Malaysians finding themselves without a home as their applications for hostel accommodation were turned down. This is because of a
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    MALAY CULTURAL BODIES BACK PHONE PROTEST
    193 4 MALAY CULTURAL BODIES BACK PHONE PROTEST CINGAPORE, Mon The Central Council of Malay Cultural Organisations today backed the Chinese Chamber of Commerce protest against the proposed 10 cents per call levy on telephone calls. The council also suggested that the Singapore Telephone Board raise money by other means. It suggested
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    Medical exam results
    65 4 BINOAPORE. Mon. Seven out of 18 doctors were successful In the examination for the Master of Medicine In Internal Medicine conducted for the second time by the University of Singapore from June 2a to July 2. They are Huang Chen-Ya. Joseph Ong Ah Boon. Michael Yap Hock
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    GIFT OF $3,000 FROM AUSSIE SOLDIERS
    106 4 MALACCA. Mon. The State Government today received three cheques for a total of $3,000 from the First Battalion Royal Australian Regiment stationed In Singapore. The regiment was based In Terendak camp here 18 months ago. The money will be used for scholarships and community
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    Nantahhead defends language policy
    257 5  - Nantahhead defends language policy NGIAM TONG HAI By CINGAPORE, Mon. The Vice-Chancel-lor of Nanyang University, Dr. Rayson Huang, today said that some people were not happy with the university's policy to step up the study of languages. He said: "They have accused Nantah of changing and going against the principles
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    Man killed
    22 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. An unidentified pedestrain was killed when he was knocked down by a car at Upper Serangoon Road tonight.
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    Two Englishmen in a doubledecker beat MSA bus
    200 5 SINGAPORE, Monday TWO Englishmen with a double-decker bus upstared MSA today. Structural engineer Jim Laithwait and his friend Bernard Clcary both on a world bus trip coasted their bus up the Hyatt Hotel's sloping driveway right up to its door-step with Laithwait
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    Court allows appeal of two men convicted of gang robbery
    188 5 Court allows appeal of two men convicted of gang robbery SINGAPORE. Mon. The Supreme Court allowed the appeal today of two men, who were convicted with two others last September of gang robbery of $500 at the Sri Rama Villas restaurant In Kampong Bahru Road. The court upheld the submission
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    CALL TO SCRAP RACEJOB RELATIONSHIP
    95 5 pETALJNG JAVA, Mon. 1 Identification of race with type of employment must be abolished from Malaysian society. Secretary Oeneral to the Ministry of Labour and Manpower, Inche Abdul Kadlr bin Tallb, said this at the opening of a four-day refresher course for senior employ- ment
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    Singapore buys four trainer aircraft
    98 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Oovernment is buying four New Zealand-made light aircraft as primary trainers for the Republic's Air Defence Command. The slngle-englned Airtourer planes, each costing $367,000, are being ordered from Aero Engine Services Ltd. of Hamilton, New Zealand. A contract was signed between officials of
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    THE JURY WAS NOT TOLD ALL, SAYS COUNSEL
    256 5 THE JURY WAS NOT TOLD ALL, SAYS COUNSEL KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A lawyer in the Esther Chan murder case submitted to the Federal Court today that the trial judge In Johore Bharu had not put the defence case "adequately" to the Jury. "Lee Wong Tleng did not do anything to
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    Counsel: Court might have been misused
    949 6 Counsel: Court might have been misused THAT ORDER AGAINST AL-ATAS KUALA Ll/MPUR. Monday JUSTICE Dato Abdul Hamid today reserved judgment on a motion to set aside a High Court order prohibiting Prof. Syed Hussein AI-Atas from acting as Gerakan chairman or holding Gerakan conference. The ex-party Interim order was granted
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    Varsity lecturer warns against 'disproduct' in planning
    190 6 I SINGAPORE, Mon. A UNIVERSITY of Slnga•r* pore lecturer In architecture, Mr. K. Nagashlma, warned against "disproduct" in the future planning of Singapore. "The most serious disproduct is environmental destruction and pollution, the bill for which our descendants will have to pay in
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    Rotary lunch
    35 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr Moelng Owen, pricipal of the Singapore International School, will speak on the Atlantic College and International Education at the Rotary Club's weekly luncheon meeting at the Adelphi Hotel on Wednesday.
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    Traffic fine
    31 6 SINOAPORE. Mon Motorcyclist Llm Fook Wan of Lorong 27, Geylang. was fined $35 today for falling to stop at a halt sign In Macpherson Road on Aug. 18. 1969
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      169 6 lilt' If Oop Hu I.#. II tint lin I -C NOT A TWING.' BOOM THEN I^S GOT N. I THAT REMINPS ME, YOU'D f RISKT... ou/mji "Vj NOTHING? MUSTA KEN PLAY- /TO BE ALL /SO WE U. GET IT A BETTER GO MAKE SURE WILL DO/ fj*k <-" V*. L_^
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    How the victim 'could have survived'
    391 7  - How the victim 'could have survived' BEN DAVIDSON Pathologist questioned about MSA steward's death By Singapore, Monday AP A T H OLOGIST agreed in the High Court today that an MSA steward, who was alleged to have been fatally stabbed by an assistant hotel manager last October, wpuld have survived
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    Insects: Hotel fined
    66 7 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Shangri-La Hotel was fined $75 today for not preventing the breeding of insects within its premises, as required by an order of the Ministry of Health. A magistrate's court was told that the health order was served on the hotel on Sept. 29 last year
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    Fishermen tell of attack at sea by gunmen
    240 7 Fishermen tell of attack at sea by gunmen CINGAPORE, Mon.— Three fishermen watched helplessly from a speedboat while their fishing trawler with another five crew members was shot at by an armed gang, a coroner's court heard today. The three: Tan Yong Tec, 29, his brother. Yong Huat, 24, and
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    Unemployed youth admits $340 theft
    81 7 Unemployed youth admits $340 theft SINGAPORE, Mon. An unemployed youth, Sng Chee Seng, who admitted stealing a total of $340 In cash and goods on two occasions, was allowed bail pending a probation report. Sng admitted stealing jewellery worth $180 and $50 cash from Manaml blnte Udln, 21. from her
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    Fined $10
    31 7 SINOAPORE Mon. Teo Ker Sin. 45. was fined $10 today by the Pint Magistrate* Court when he admitted fighting in public with another man In Collyer Quay on Friday.
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    No excuse—court
    76 7 No excuse— court SINGAPORE, Mon— A magistrate told an odd-Job labourer today that transport difficulties was not a good excuse for skipping his national service training. The First Magistrate, Mr. E. C. Foenander, said this before sentencing Chia Chin Piau. 19, to two months' Jail for falling to attend Vigilante
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    It's back to 'classical ballet' for Pat the flamenco girl
    297 7  -  NELLIE HAR By PRETTY Singapore girl, Patricia Hon is home to rest after dancing all over Spain. She has spent three years in Madrid, and one and a half years dancing with the world famous Antonio, and today Patricia is
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  • Letters to the Editor
    • Letter
      Replies from the Govt...
      87 8 Replies from the Govt... I REFER to the letter by "Left Out" (ST. June 5). All re-appointed teachers (i.e. teachers re- appointed after a break In service) are appointed at the startIng point of the relevant salary scale. Past trained teaching experience Is given recognition by grant of Incremental credits.
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    • Letter
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      122 8 WITH reference to the letter by "BPCA Member" (8.T., June 28) the transportation of pigs in strong rattan baskets is an effective way of carrying pigs cheaply. it permits adequate ventilation and also prevents fighting. Cases of overloading, however, may be reported to the Director, Primary Production Department, for investigation
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      58 8 WITH reference to the letter by J. Thomas (ST., July 1) the provision of bus-shelters on each side of Buklt Tlmah Road at its junction with Hill View Road has been Included In this year's programme of works. Tenders for the construction will be called soon. L. KAO CHUNG YING
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      77 8 I REFER to the litter headed "Call to smarten up airport cleaners" (8.T., June 23). Please be advised that cleaners and sweepers employed by the airport cleaning contractor are required under the terms of contract to wear uniforms. The turnover of these contract workers, according to our contractor, has been
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    • Letter
      Request tests are no remedy but a -gamble
      423 8 Request tests are no remedy but a -gamble- rE following complaints and suggestions are directed at the Registrar of Vehicles. I am a learner driver who finds that the facilities of the ROY are Inadequate to meet the demands of the people. People who want to sit for a driving
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    • Letter
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      136 8 THE other week a Ford Cortina crashed into a lamp-post at the fourth mile Thomson Road and caused the blackout In the Thomson Hospital area for half an hour. (ST.. June 8). There was also a report of a car that plunged into a canal In the vicinity. Traffic between
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      Looking little better than 'hired jagas'
      121 8 THE Maritime Defence Command first changed from the smart international white tunic to the Jungle green uniform. The Jungle green uniform was accepted because it integrated the three different forces of the small island of Singapore into one. The colour commanded the respect of
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      Chivalry is not dead: Only the girls think it is
      183 8 Chivalry is not dead: Only the girls think it is Lost hair (contd) "1)1 SG USTED (Hear tbroken, Too)," (ST., July 3) certainly has my deepest sympathy, but I must make the following comment: Chivalry is not dead and will never be. Let not a few Incidents, however unpleasant, give
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      64 8 I WOULD like to console "Disgusted (Heartbroken, Too) Having one's hair snipped off rarely happens in broad daylight in public transport. She must have had a very beautiful bunch of shimmering flowing hair. It must have aroused someone's Jealousy. She shouldn't feel brokenhearted. Her hair will soon grow. Or perhaps
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      25 8 LETTERS will not be considered for publication unless full names and addresses are Riven. Include a pseudonym if you do not want your name published.
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      88 8 A NUMBER of letters criticise "Disgusted (Heartbroken. Too)" (S.T., July 3) for sleeping in a bos. "If she had stayed awake, she might not have lost her hair." is a typical comment. She did not say she slept in a bus; the wrong impression was created by a typographical error
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      173 8 friend being molested, what did she do to help her friend? A shout would definitely have drawn the other passengers' attention and put an end to the incident. She apparently failed to help her friend, and she expected the men to help instead. Don't think that I will not lift
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      107 8 I READ with Interest your report (ST., July 1) about "Final action against pirate taxis" In which you mentioned that: "Singapore has entered 'a new chapter In the history of public transport' with the re-organisa-tion of bus services;" and "The Government was determined to provide a proper transport system in
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      Human hearts and the need to "gossip'
      350 8 Human hearts and the need to "gossip' T FEEL constrained to reply to the fallacious arguments put forward by Low Chai Yeong (ST., July 1) who backs that 10 cents levy. Mr. Low says that the telephone Is only necessary for the "have-group". My family is definitely not In the
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      Helping one another at Toa Payoh
      173 8 Helping one another at Toa Payoh 'TOA Payoh residents x should treat each other like brothers and sisters and co-operate with each other, especially in combating vandalism. We should not care about race as long as we treat our neighbours like members of one family. We should keep a watchful
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    When you find a pretty girl in your car...
    143 9 When you find a pretty girl in your car... DENANG, Mon. If 1 you find a pretty girl sitting in your parked car, don't go near her. Report to the nearest police station or policeman. Otherwise, you are asking for trouble. A pen a n g businessman found this recently
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    Malaysia for conference of engineers
    71 9 Malaysia for conference of engineers KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —Malaysia is to be represented for the first time at an international conference of women engineers and scientists. Miss Ong Kik Hong, one of the two women civil engineers In Malaysia, will take part In the conference in Rome. Miss Ong. who
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    Four deny raping woman
    75 9 Four deny raping woman KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Four men were today charged in the Special Sessions Court here with rapIng a woman. K. Murthy 18, P. Munusamy 24, R. Suppaya 21. and P. Ramiah 25, pleaded not guilty. The four with two others still at large— are alleged to 'lave
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    Normal milk prices after warning
    368 9 Normal milk prices after warning Action by the Govt on CASE complaints SINGAPORE, Monday THK prices of locally-made brands of con(tensed milk have now been normalised following intervention by the Government and the Consumers' Association of Singapore. A statement from the Trade Division, Ministry of Finance, last week threatened that
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    Ship wins weather award
    65 9 Ship wins weather award SINGAPORE, Mon. The Blue Funnel cargo liner Stentor has won a special award from the Commonwealth Bureau of Meteorology for its excellent performance during five years of weather reporting. The ship operates on the Sln-gapore-Malaysla-Australla run. The Stentor s skipper, Captain C.H.F. Hill, said that his
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    No quota for m-cycles
    30 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The import of motor-cycles Is no longer subject to quota restriction or Import licensing, a circular from the Imports and Exports office said today.
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    Beauty course
    49 9 SINOAPORE, Mon. The Chinese YMCA will start a 12--se&slon beauty course* on July 16 at its premises In Palmer Road. The sessions will be held twice-weekly on Wednesdays and Fridays from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. For further information, contact the association's adult department (tel. No. *****).
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    $10,000 PRIZE GOES TO 16-YEAR-OLD
    60 9 VOI'NGEST wiioer ot the Straits Times I Word Puzzle so far, 16-year-old Yeoh Oon Hup (above), of Penan*, plans to keep his SIO.OOO prize in the bank. "I do not intend to use it but will keep the money for further studies," Yeoh. a Form
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    US gives landing ship to the RMN
    93 9 US gives landing ship to the RMN CINGAPORE, Mon. 3 A 1.655 ton U.S. landing ship today Joined the fleet of the Royal Malaysian Navy. The ship, the largest In the Malaysian fleet, is being leased from the U.S. Navy for five years. It has helicopter landing facilities and Is
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    $500 opium fine
    37 9 PENANG. Mon— Drug addict Tan Olm Teoh. 71, who admitted eight previous convictions for having opium, was today fined $500 or six months' jail for a similar offence at Prangln Road on June 12.
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    SITTINGS AFTER A FLIGHT
    90 9 SITTINGS AFTER A FLIGHT SINGAPORE, Mon. London bound passengers of BOAC can have their portraits done in drawings, pastels or oil at a reduced rate. Exhibitors at the Royal Academy or the Royal Society of Portrait Painters will paint their portraits for 25 to 40 per cent of the normal
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    Securicor hits out at Aussie security expert
    163 9 Securicor hits out at Aussie security expert CINGAPORE, Mon. The head of an Australian security organisation, who gave his assessment of the local crime situation over the weekend, came under flre today. The attack came from the local branch of Securlcor. Securlcor's manager and director. Mr. D. V. Davis, said:
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    Ong takes over as the Labour Minister
    240 9 Ong takes over as the Labour Minister SINGAPORE, Monday MR. Ong Pang Boon started work as the new Labour Minister today. He spent most of the morning in conference with senior officials of the Ministry in Havelock Road. Later, he attended the Prime Minister's luncheon at Sri Temasek In honour
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      349 9 I mm COMPUTER CONCEPT COURSE Objective: This course is designed to acquaint students with the vocabulory and basic knowledge of the computer. Basic concepts of electronic data processing and machine capabilities are introduced. Graduates of this course may be able to go on to higher studies in computer programming or
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      331 9 Straits Times Crossword MHff H^V~ BB^ I w KOSS certain modifications (9). U 7 Sound* enthusiastic. but 1 Mailed flat (6. 7) rather a 10 Bar almost broken at the g Amb ittous daily ?It s not forJoint (5. 4). ward-looking at all (7. 6». 11. Latin rules about the
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      INDUSTRY'S ROLE
      485 10 More light has been cast on the role expected of the manufacturing sector in the next five years. The Second Malaysia Plan aims to double the export of manufactures and to increase the share of the manufacturing sector to well over a quarter of the gross national product,
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      GOLKAR ON THE GO
      250 10 Early returns in the Indonesian election strongly suggest victory for the armybacked Sekber Golkar. In Jakarta it polled 45 per cent of the votes for the city assembly, establishing a 20 per cent lead over its nearest rival, the Nahdatul Ulama. It is reasonable to assume
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      MAN AND NATURE
      237 10 The "realists" of our age have scorned "romantics" of an earlier generation for wanting to harmonise man with nature. But modern phenomena such as pollution have posed problems to show that planning for a balanced human environment is arduously realistic. Although Wordsworth's "idiot boy" still seems a
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      Rebuke, sarcasm at post office over savings account
      281 10 Rebuke, sarcasm at post office over savings account lLf V WIFE has had a personal post office savings 11 account for the last decade. She has countless times, deposited or withdrawn money from various post offices without any complaints or trouble. But our patience was provoked beyond endurance in Penang.
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      $50 for wrong parking
      124 10 $50 for wrong parking pOR careless driving a lorry driver was fined $40 by a Singapore magistrate. For wrong parKing along Robinson Road I was asked to compound the oi fence for $50. Apparently something Is not working right at the traffic office. One Imagines a "trigger-hap-py" junior stamping the
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      THE EFFECT OF CARS MEETING HEAD ON
      136 10 ALTHOUGH much that Is said In Mr. Goode's letter (S.T. June 23) on the advantages of seat belts and crash helmets appears to be sensible, to criticise 'Road User' for mak 1 ng a ridiculous statement was rather unwise in view of Mr.
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      52 10 yyELL, why don't they put up a sign outside the main health centre here "Mosquitoes Welcome"? Certainly it could be argued that everything has been created for the comfort of these dangerous pests namely the drain of stagnant water outside the building. Let's have some action, please. HEALTH CONSCIOUS Batu
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      New bridge
      135 10 J.J.T. (B.T. June 17) writIng about the Rahang Bridge, Seremban. asks why "Nothing solid seems to have been don* about providing permanent bridges" to replacf those damaged by th» recent floods. The answer is that the P.W.D. Is doing everything possible to replact or repair all bridges damaged
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    Longing for peace in the Strip
    859 10  -  IRENE BEESON By Cairo AT THE end of four years occupation, the tiny Oaza Strip is still Israel's biggest security problem. Crowded Into a thin slice of land, 25 miles In length and about six miles In width, about 450.000 Palestinians have kept the
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    A time for Nixon to heal
    717 10  -  ANTHONY LEWIS The big divide over Vietnam By LONDON. Richard Nixon is approaching a decisive moment in his presidency. Developments abroad and at home press for a fundamental reappraisal of his policy on Vietnam. His response on that issue In the coming weeks could
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      29 10 PRECIOUS STONES FINE JEWELLERY OaAKHB .M .O»««WM UIUI lUMIM >«!«■■ .ITUUPMMI (IMIIMLMIOWLi ICITI IVIIIITC I ALL JlWf U»« TAX *■>((> G.M.DESILVA (JEWELLERS) S. JOHN LITTL«m H.OO OAIfLH PLACB, •lIMOAPOaK.V TIL 7HOA
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      219 10 HIGH-PERFORMANCE kjs. BATTERY (^^qiCHARGERS \^T^m^ Mo W AD4S i 1* I •Polinty protected Built-in protection against JSr f damage to alternator systems and transistors. f Fast charfles 12-wolt batteries at 60 amps. I n^^j"" oFast charges 6-volt battenes at 100 imps vBsT •Starts engines instantly Wjjr Battery protected against overcharge
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      Plane crash on peak: All bodies found
      279 11 Plane crash on peak: All bodies found lIAKCDATE, (Japan), 11 Mon. Rescue teams s t r v ggled down a 2,100-ft mountain in northern Japan today with the last of the bodies of 68 people who died when their Japanese airliner crashed on Saturday night. The remains of the victims.
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      542 11 The wires buzz over that new call by Vietcong but it's a11... WASHINGTON. Mon THE United States is secretly responding to the Vietcong's latest peace proposal, official sources said today. Direct contacts with top Hanoi officials were reported underway In Paris as President Nixon's adviser on national security
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      A narrow escape for Queen E
      80 11 A narrow escape for Queen E WINDSOR (England). Mon. Queen Elizabeth had a narrow escape from Injury yesterday when a wooden polo ball flew In her direction during a match in the grounds of Windsor Castle. The Queen was watching her husband. Prince Philip, in action when a mis-hii sent
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      'Lolita' weds
      27 11 LAS VEGAS. Mon. Actress Sue Lyon, who played, the title role in the film "Lollta." was married today to Roland Harrison, of Los Angeles— UPl.
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      Springbok team captain is sued for damages
      183 11 Springbok team captain is sued for damages MELBOURNE. Mon— A student today filed a damage suit against South African Rugby Union captain Hannes Marais for assault. Tom Healy asked for A 5399.000 In his suit on claims that Marais punched and pushed him during a fight in suburban Toorak yesterday
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      Lock icon Writer freed
      43 11 WASHINGTON. Mon. Jesse Hill Ford, the white Southern author whose best-selling novel "The Liberation of Lord Byron Jones" described justice in the South as bigoted and brutal, was acquitted on Saturday of the murder of a 21 -year-old Negro soldier. NYT.
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      Lock icon Gone to pot...
      33 11 Gone to pot. WASHINOTON. Mon. About 500 youths turned out (or marijuana "smoke u>", jnesterday but most spent their time wading In fountains and dancing to country music at a folk festival. UPI.
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      Lock icon The reluctant bride
      78 11 MARA Polvarini sits with her future bridegroom, Mario Pacchinoni a few minutes before they are to be married in Roverbello. Italy, on Sunday. When the priest asked the bride-to-be if she would take Pacchlnoni for her lawfully wedded husband, she refused to answer. Miss Polvarini later said
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      79 11 Feeling low? Not Anymore! It's hard to believe that only a few weeks ago we were feeling i A so lifeless. Then some friends told us about Vitadeer and Uf the difference it made to them. We tried it what a difference! Life is so much fun again. Now we
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      35 11 THE 6AMBOLS By Barry AppUhy tfTlsTiice td AteeO /&*«fc told me tfuaTNj S you Mies revue j a lot about your o*/e \at ecuooi. ro^erueeA (at school with) I MV TgAGHfcg j I I 4-5
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      Lock icon Nixon plan to speed up Suez truce talks
      555 12 WASHINGTON, Mon PRESIDENT Nixon is planning to send his top Middle-East expert to Israel and Egypt later this month to try to break the deadlock in talks for reopening the Suez Canal, sources said yesterday. Preliminary discussions are under way for such
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      Lock icon 'The PLA starts purge of Reds' report
      357 12 'The PLA starts purge of Reds' report BEIRUT, Monday. THE Palestine Liberation Army has been purged of elements described as communists or communist sympathisers, according to reports published in the press here yesterday. Al Hayat. a prominent right-wing daily, published a report claiming that the army's director of intelligence was
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      Lock icon A dealer's way of beating Sunday sales ban
      173 12 A dealer's way of beating Sunday sales ban DERBY, Mon. Furnitun dealer Mr. Herbert Hardy found a way around English trading laws which make it illegal to sell lurnlture on Sundays yesterday he WSJ selling carrots and giving the furniture away as gifts. Mr. Hardy. 62, collided with the law
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      Lock icon 'End the arms sale' call
      44 12 CALCUTTA. Mon. 1 Congress Party committee West Bengal today demam an immediate end to U.S. at supplies to Pak:st.in The party said the Amcru arms would be used agai frrcdom fighters in i cal and also against India. Reuter.
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      Westward ho!
      31 12 WEST BERLIN. Mon 24-year-old E;i.st German Ar officer fled to West Berlin M yrsterdav in a hail of sub-r chine gun fire fr<m Ea.^ 0 man border guards. Rcut
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      Cargo ship sinks in Bay of Bengal
      113 12 MADRAS, Mon. The "457 ton Liberian freighter Ocean Glory developed a leak and sank yesterday in the Bay of Bengal, about 100 miles from here. All 31 crew members were rescued and broucht to Madras by the 7.087 ton British passengercargo shin Chilka
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      915 12 whether you're air conditioning a playroom or a presidential suite A RANGE OF 6 ROOM UNITS! IO I BUY ANY CARRIER UNIT. c D R 1 E «?to 1 *T* Id d [ZJ d| T [SM AND YOU AUTOMATICFROM $584 TO $1,532! W I L^j L» h y Buy SER
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      Lock icon Now it's all smiles after the marathon hijack ordeal
      440 13 J)ALLAS, Mon. The flight crew and two stewardesses who were forced to fly south over Texas in the begining of a marathon hijacking said today they never feared for their lives. "From the beginning It was: Where do you want to
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      Lock icon Peru offer just too late...
      187 13 IMA, Mon. Robert Lee 1-1 Jackson, the hijacker of a Branifl Airlines Jet, was offered temporary refuge in Peru but had left in the Boeing 707 before the offer was relayed to the airport here. A BranifT spokesman said today the Peruvian Foreign Ministry had
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      Palace officials fret over Fat Stan's party plans
      251 13 Palace officials fret over Fat Stan's party plans T ONDON, Mon. Fat Stan's plan to stroll in on an exclusive Buckingham Palace garden party and have a chat with Queen Elizabeth has got officials at the palace worried. For the tickets which Stan full name Stanley Flashman, aged 34 and
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      Aussies fail in bid to open China dialogue
      222 13 PERTH. Mon. Prime Minister Mr. William McVahun said yesterday that talks with China on improvement of relations between the two countries had failed to make any head way. Mr. McMahon said Government officials failed "to get any common sense out" of the
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        Rises
        53 14 I Ship $2.80 .33 K Lanjut K. Kampar St. Semb Ambassador :.o.p. KOXJT law Par J.C.B.C. P.E.G.I. jammon c. :ity Dev. vines ["sanu Dev. $3.20 $2.90 $3.90 $2.33 $1.16 $2.55 $2.76 $5.70 $2.38 $1.33 $2.80 $0.53 $0.88 $1.52 .28 .20 .20 .18 +.17 15 .15 .15 .11 .09 .07
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        Most active stocks
        16 14 Haw Par 393,000. Public Bank 323,000. City Development 287,000. Far East Levingston 254.000.
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        INDICES
        37 14 Industrials: 171.39 172.20 Industrials: 164.59 165.40 Hotels: 102.18 114.66 Properties: 137.25 139.74 Tins: 93.86 94.19 rubbers: 118.70 118.70 Dec 30. 1966 100 (corr) Dee. 30, 1966 100 (oncorr) Dee. 31. 1968 100 Dec. 29, 1962 100
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      CLOSING PRICES
      959 14 BID AND OFFER PRICES OFFICIALLY LISTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADINC ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANCE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: CLOSING TONE: All section* closed very steady. TIRNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday
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      Bullish trend continues in market
      256 14 LAST week's firm trading conditions were extended on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Some profit-taking was noted towards the morning; close. In the afternoon a fresh wave of buying set in with selective issues sharply marked up. Haw Par remained a hot
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      Official rates
      51 14 f\S the official Malayan Short v Term Money Market for the week ended July 3. 1971 the range of call rates was as follows: BANKING FINDS: 3 per cent to 3% per cent. GENERAL FUND: 3', per cent to i' 2 per cent. MOVEMENTS of funds totalled $128
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1609 14 |>USINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma (2) $1.70. (2) $1 69 Mean (1) $1.58. Allied Choc. (1) $1.81, (1)
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      Exchange rates
      171 14 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at July 5. Local dollars to one unit Selling Bnylnf of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD Sterling Pound 7.3850 7.3525 7.3400 Australian Dollar 3 4525 3 4100 3 3900 Canadian Dollar 3.0075
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      WORLD GOLD PRICES
      54 14 Saturday Friday •U.S. lvi London Ckxed 40.375 Beirut delayed 40.60 Hongkong 41.69 41.66 Zurich Closed 40.508 40 453 Part* Cloied 41.06 Sport (1) 41.928 41.79 t a Spore <2> 136.90 15*40 (1) Export pile* In non-aterllng anas In U.S. dollara par tael (2) Local dealen price In
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      Record earnings again for Sabah Timber
      747 14 Bonus issue of One-for-one. t Includes 5 per cent Jubilee bonus dividend. Current price of lOp par value shares 52p. Current dividend yield 6.25 per cent. Current net earnings yield 18.2 per cent. Price earnings ratio 5.5. Gross price earnings ratio would be 2.4.
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        Rubber remains unchanged
        298 14 AFTER opening quarter of a cent lower, short covering of RSS One July in thin conditions steadied levels in the rubber market yesterday by three-quarters of a cent before freer offering of 1972 forwards dampened the market. Turnover was small, how ever, while physicals continued neglected. The
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        CLOSING PRICES
        22 14 JULY 5. RIBBKR: 102.75 cents per kilo (unch). TIN: $639,121 (down 87} cents). Official offering 273 tons (up 53 tons).
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        Tin price declines
        48 14 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday dipped 87 i cents to $639. 12* per picul on an official offering up 53 tons to 273 tons. The tone of the market was fairly steady with buying support from the United States and the United Kingdom.
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        Straits tin shipment
        83 14 SHIPMENT of Straits refined tin from Penang for June 1911 totalled 6.808% tons, according to statistics Issued by Straits Trading. The following table shows the tonnage and destination, excluding metal shipment from Klang via Port Swettenham: June United Kingdom 160 UK (option) United States 1.840 Continent 1,441
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        110 14 pHINCtI PRODUCE EXCHANGE. l> SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY Coconut Oil: Bulk SM sellers, drum S3BI sellers. Copri: Mixed (f.0.b.) loose July Auk UK/Cont '33 n. Pepp*. Huntok AST A. white f.o.b. \W><; NLW SIS2I sellers. Sarawak white fob. Met NLW ***** sellers. Sarawak special black
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      321 14 FEDERAL CABLES. Wires Metal Manufacturing suffered a small drop in pre-tax profits during 1970. but due to its pioneer activities lower tax charges cause net profits to rise. However, profits Jo not reach half chairman Dato Chan Swee Ho's forecast of iast September. He said then that with an
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      33 14 A report in the Sunday Mail this week indicated that latest newcomer Malayan United Industries is open to delayed deals. This is not the case the counter is restricted to ready deals only.
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        Melbourne
        342 14 \fELBOURNE, Mon.— A light rally in the oil sector towards the close ennbled the market to hold steady on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Other sectors were mixed In moderate trading. Woodside was heavily traded and sales ranged between $1 50 and $1 70 The stock closed 16 cents
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        Asian Dollar
        69 14 HRHESE average Asian Dollar rates were quoted yesterday by the following banks: OCBC Chartered. Bank of America, FNCB and First National Bank of Chicago. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above and Indicate rates for today's trading. One month 6 p.c Two months 6 1/8 pc
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        Hong Kong
        303 14 JIONO KONG, Mon. The market opened on a quiet note with Interest concentrated. In the early stages, on Hone Kong Trams, Hong Kong and Shanghai Hotels and HK/S Banks and gradually widened Into most of the popular stocks. During the afternoon session the market, overall began to sag
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    450-mile long cocktail party aboard jumbo
    250 15  - 450-mile long cocktail party aboard jumbo BAILYNE SUNG By CINGAPORE, Mon. J It was a cocktail party that lasted almost 450 miles and neicl 2b,U00 feet up in the air. But it was In line with the occasion as it was held by Pan-Am on board a Boeing 747 today
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    Police recruits give blood
    49 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. Eighty police recruits, including 20 girls. and a few officers today donated blood at the Police Academy's sports pavilion at Thomson Road. The donation was the first of a series of six at the Police Academy. The last will be on August 30.
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    48 15 Agnew calls on the President U.S. Vice -President Spiro Agnew chatting with President Sheares at the Jstana yesterday. Mr. Agnew was paying a brief courtesy call on the President before holding talks with Mr. Lee Kuan Yew during his unofficial visit to Singapore. Picture by Vow Yun Woh.
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    20,000 under Lcheck-off system
    193 15  - 20,000 under L check-off system JOSEPH YEO By Singapore, Monday rERE are now more than 20,000 workers in some 135 firms in the private sector under the check-off system introduced last year. This was disclosed by leaders of unions affiliated to the NTUC. They were re-assuring the Singapore EmployersFederation (SEF)
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    S'pore, Seoul agree to raise status of relations
    116 15 S'pore, Seoul agree to raise status of relations SINGAPORE, Mon—Singapore and South Korea have agreed to raise the status of their relations to consulate level. A Government statement said today the Trade and Economic Mission of the Republic of Korea in Singapore would now be known as the Consulate-General of
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    28 15 BINOAPORE. Mon —President Sheares and the First Lady will be the guesta-of-honour at the Methodist Olrls Schools' founder's day at the Shangri-La Hotel on July 23.
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    Millionaire actor's movie to net $10,000
    147 15 Millionaire actor's movie to net $10,000 SINGAPOBE. Mon. The Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok met India's millionaire actor, Mr. Raj Kapoor. at a cocktail reception at the Odeon theatre tonight. The reception was held in conjunction with the charity film premiere at the Odeon of Raj KapoorS latest
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    47 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs > and MP for Jalan Besar. Mr. Chan Chee Seng will open an art exhibition by local artists organised by the Ministry of Culture and the People's Association a' the Maude Road community centre on Friday at 8 p.m.
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    TWO IN ONE' POSER IN APPEAL COURT
    312 15  - TWO IN ONE' POSER IN APPEAL COURT T.F. HWANG By CINGAPORE, Mon. Can a two- Judge court, trying a man on a capital charge, also try him in the same proceedings on I another much lesser charge? Chief Justice Mr. Wee 1 Chong Jin raised this quesj tlon today when,
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    36 15 SINGAPORE. Mon Taxidriver Yeo Pak Nan, of Tanglln Halt, was fined $25 today for causing obstruction by Hopping his taxi In front of a bus stop at Victoria Street on July 6, four years ago.
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      417 16 The high cost of being a beauty queen gEING labelled as a beauty is satisfying. And to be chosen as a representative to the Miss Young International 1971 contest in Tokyo is exciting. But, when' it comes to planning a whole new wardrobe for the many engagements during the fortnight
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    189 19 [ME PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTMO 1 RITV ANNOUNCED THE FOLLOW INO BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR JULY 6. r>iT: Rfa Bramble L«»f 1/2. Olen(in:a« 3/4. Jaladurna 6/7. AMhl Mmru No. 37 10/11. Kihaku Maru 19. Riau II 20 W.«t Hua H.nt: 20 Ea»t Sunnyit, Tooko Maru 40 41. H«miliecta
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    IN MEMOBIAM
    42 19 MISS CHRISTINA TAN SIOK KOON Today brings back tweet memories Of the days you were with us, Chris, though you have left us for three years. Thoughts of you still shed our tender tear*. Inserted by parents, brothers and sikters.
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    63 20 THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Lim Kian Howe thank relatives, friends for their ass.stance attendance, wreaths, condolences during their recent bereavement THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Lee Tan Ylng thank relatives and friends for their assistance, presents, conthelr recent bereavement. THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Koh
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    176 20 CAW KHEK CHIEW. aged 76. passed away peacefully on 5/7. 71 at 251 Pasir Panjang Road, leaving behind Ms beloved wife aMm. Wee Ex Neo. daughter Gaw Oeok Lan. son-in-law Ow Soon Chye. grandchildren Maureen. Richard. Cynthia. Ida. grand son-in-law Ronnie. Cortege leaves on Thursday 8/7/71 at 3 P
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    27 20 TAN KENC SENG Treasured memories of a beloved husband and devoted father called to eternal rest six years ago today. Forever remembered by loved ones.
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    43 20 YOUTH FOR CHRIST presents the Living Sound (Australia YFC Team). Friday. Saturday, 9th. 10th July. Victoria Memorial Hall. 7.30 pm. All Welcome! CORRECTION: THE YAJURU PAKARMAM this year falls on Thursday Bth July Instead of '3rd d.iy us advertised on Sunday.
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    EDB on the criteria for industries
    371 21 EDB on the criteria for industries SINGAPORE, Monday THE chairman of the 1 Economic Development Board, Mr. I.P. Tang, today laid down two main considerations for the selection of industries in Singapore. They are: WHETHER the Industry contributes to the skill development and technological advancement in the Republic. WHETHER the
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      Punters break betting records
      407 22  -  EPSOM JEEP Total of $5.3 mil wagered at Spore meet DUNTERS w-nt on a betting spree and broke several records at the Bukit Timah meeting which ended on Sunday. A total of $5.3 million was wagered on the totalisator (win and place) during the four-day meeting.
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      KL WEIGHTS
      1116 22 \VEIGHTB for the Kuala Lumpur races this weekend: SATURDAY (L. 3, DIV 1 7F Jack of Spades 9.00 Fighting Spirit 8.08 Raffles Stalwart 8.08 Ten No Trumps 8.04 Soutlen 8.04 Bete Rajah 8.04 Qlac-lal Lad 8.03 Ace of Diamonds II 7.11 Investment II 7.11 Fastest Swordsman 7.10 Bodyguard
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      Ramsin's victory
      50 22 PARIS. Mon Ramsin, a four-year-old colt, won the 12 jf Grand Prix dt Saint Cloud yesterday. The colt, ridden by Henri Samani. sprirypd to a threequaxterlength victory In the last 50 yards of the race. Hokkaido finished second with the favourite Tarbes. third In a photofinish with Acclimatisation.
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      Winsan fails to pass test
      642 22 THE Stipendiary Steward's report on the races at Buklt Timah last weekend: SATURDAY Race 1: The field was tightly bunched from the sf. Dragonboat II In attempting to move out for an opening became unbalanced when the gelding bumped Prediction II (Coleman) Race 2: Buildoter
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      Extra time goals win IA place in last four
      429 23 INDIAN Association had to 1 endure nearly 90 minutes of suspense yesterday and the shock of being a goal down In the sixth minute against Second Division champions Sembawang Shipyard before they made certain of a semifinal berth in this year's
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      Pakistanis hammer Derby for 313-3
      168 23 Pakistanis hammer Derby for 313-3 LONDON, Mon.— Splendid batting by Aftab (53), £ahlr (63), Saeed (97n.0.) and Asib (70 not out) placed the Pakistanis In a sound position to take the laad in their cricket match against Derbyshire. Derby scored 333 and Pakistan were 313-3 at lunch. At Canterbury, Kent,
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      38 23 JACKIE STEWART of Scotland waves to the crowd after winning the Formula One French Grand Prix on Sunday in a Tyrrell Ford. At left Is E. Fittlpaldi of Brazil, who was third in a Lotus 72. UPI cablephoto.
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      First defeat
      34 23 HIROSHIMA, Mon. English amateur soccer club Middlesex Wanderers suffered the first defeat of its goodwill Japan tour today when it went down to a Japanese selection 4-3 here. H&lftlme score was 2-2.
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      Three more swimmers make grade
      259 23  - Three more swimmers make grade PETER SIOW By 'THREE more swimmers May Lav, Llm Chong A Kiat and Chris Lee yesterday qualified for selection for the Second Asian Age-Group championships In Tokyo next month, bringing the total of qualifiers to 15. May Lav, 14. of Raffles Girls School, was the
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      Trevino wins playoff
      80 23 MONTREAL, Mon.— Lee Trevino became the first player since 1927 to win both the U.S. and Canadian Open titles In the same year when he defeated Art Wall. Jr. in a suddendeath playoff here yesterday. Trvelno, winner of the U.S. Open two weeks ago in a playoff
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      Tourists are too good
      46 23 MELBOURNE. Mon. The touring Indian Universities hockey team outclassed a combined Victorian Universities side here, winning 9-1 alter leading 3-0 at half-time. The visitors showed outstanding stlckwork and their pace left the Victorians flatfooted. Trevor Pernandes. at centre forward, scored four goals.
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      Keppel keep hopes alive
      44 23 DEFENDING champions Keppel Golf Club kept their hope* alive when they beat Sembawang 4-2 In the Singapore golf association league competition at Keppel on Sunday. At Island Course, Singapore Uland Country Club also beat raf Tengah by a 4-2 margin.
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      Hong Kong select two boys to compete in Open
      297 23  - Hong Kong select two boys to compete in Open ERNEST FRIDA By HONG KONG Amateur Athletic Association yesterday named a young team of nine men and four women for the Singapore AAA Open athletic championships at Farrer Park from Aug 13-15. Heading their list are two schoolboys high jumper Tso
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      Forces give IYS a 13-0 beating
      174 23 Forces give IYS a 13-0 beating ARMED Forces gave an exhibition of powerpacked soccer yesterday, thrashing IYS 13-o— the first team to chalk up this score this season in the FAS League Division 3C at Farrer Park. Forces, for whom this was their fourth win, are now strong favourites to
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      Favourites beat Beatty
      126 23 Favourites beat Beatty TOP favourites City School of Commerce beat Beatty School by six wickets in their SCA-sponsored lnter-a c h o o 1 cricket clash at Balestler Road yesterday. St Patrick's School their close rivals also continued their winning streak with a six-wicket win over St. Joseph's. Results: CSC
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      Yeo scores 3 firsts
      172 23 ANDREW YEO. 16, scored three firsts and one second at St. Patrick's School's annual swimming carnival at Amber Road yesterday. He won the 100 m and 200 m breaststroke and 4 x 50m individual medley. He was second in the 400 m freestyle. Reeults 'A' Dlv.
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      Sing Tao beat All Stars
      57 23 SAN PEDRO. Mon. 81ng Tao, Hong Kong's and Asia's champion soccer club, yesterday beat the California All Stars 2-1 Cheung Ylu Kwok's goal during a goalmouth scramble was the decider. Sing Tao had taken the lead through Cheung Chi Wai while M. Cuevas headed In
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      SASA drive for more meets
      223 23  - SASA drive for more meets A. JOHNSON By MORE and regular competitions for promising young swimmers and the production of more qualified and experienced coaches these are SASA's two main alms In Its drive for a higher standard. SASA president Chan Chee Seng said yesterday: World champions were discovered In
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      Saints outlast Whitley for 18-3 win
      251 23 ST. ANDREWS School outlasted Whltley School to win 18-3 (four tries and two penalties to a try) In a National Schools 'A' division rugby match at Woodsvllle yesterday. For the Saints, who are now unbeaten In three matches, It was an unimpressive win against
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      1297 22 MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT VACANCIES IN SABAH No »/71 Applications are invited from Malaysian citizens for the following posts in Sabah -1) Post: DENTAL OFFICER Department: Medical Salary Scale: Division I. Scale A ($BlO x JO 870. 930 x3O 1050 x35 1200 x 40 1420). (Point of entry will I depend on
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      746 22 PESI BOHJAYA IBU KOTA KUALA LUMPUR Pennohonan2 ada-lah dl-pelawa j darlpada Warganegara Malaysia untok memohon Jawatan yang berlkut dl-SurohanJaya Ibu Kota Kuala Lumpur. KETUA PERKHIDMATAN BANDAR i Full PKL. 5114 Pt. IV) Tangga gaji: $1,490 s.b. Umor: Tldak Melebehl 40 tahun. Kelayakaa dan Pengaiamao Chalun2 bagl lantekan mestl-lah -1 (a)
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