The Straits Times, 9 July 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Nuwspaper Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, JULY 9. 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lock icon Bomb hoax drama
    402 1 Bomb hoax drama MSA jetliner turns back to Kuching Banker Wee praises calmness of the pilot KUCHING, Thursday A MALAYS! A- Singapore Airline Boeing 737 turned back to Kucning in midflight after the pilot had received an emergency radio message that there was a bomb aboard. Army bomb disposal experts
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    Lucky Toto numbers
    39 1 SINGAPORE. Thuis. The numbers picked In tonight's Toto draw No. S3 '71 were 44, 19, 21. 3 and 47. The additional number was 5. In the circles draw the numbers drawn were 34, 7. and 30.
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    Lock icon Troops changes suspended
    34 1 LONDON, Thurs. Britain has suspended the planned replacement of an infantry battalion In Malta at the request of the Maltese Prime Minister Mr. Dom Mlntoff, the Foreign Office said today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 80 per cent
    35 1 JAKARTA, Thurs. The soldier-technocrat Government of President Suharto will control at least 80 per cent of the 460-member Parliament when the Legislative Assembly meets In October, latest election returns showed today. UPI.
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    Man stabbed
    32 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Leong Ah Meng, 23. was admitted to the Outram Hospital In serious condition tonight after he was stabbed by three youths In Aljunied Road Just before 9 p.m.
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    Accord now near on Bali tourism scheme
    228 1  - Accord now near on Bali tourism scheme P. M. Raman By CINGAPORE, Thurs. A new working agreement to develop Ball as a tourist paradise Is Just around the corner. Details of the agreement, involving the Singapore and Indonesian Governments and private enterprise, are expected to be announced in about three
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    Blast sinks S'pore ship: Crew safe
    92 1 AARHIS. Denmark, Thurs. A Singapore-register-ed freighter, identified as Oliva, sank today after being rocked by a violent explosion northwest of the main Danish Island of Jutland, the Danish naval command said. The crew of 18 abandoned the ship In lifeboat* They declined an offer
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    Lock icon SEVEN THAI SOLDIERS KILLED
    204 1 SEVEN THAI SOLDIERS KILLED BANGKOK. Thursday §EVEN Thai soldiers were killed, five wounded and another was missing after their truck hit a communist land mine in southern Phatthalung province, police sources said (o- aay. The sources said about 20 communist guerillas who laid the mine yesterday also ambushed and wounded
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    Joyce in hot pants for fashion trip
    62 1 pRETTY Joyce Ho takes the stride here in a red white striped hot-pants suit with matching coat all ready for a fashion trip to Sarawak tomorrow. Going with her will be five other well-known local models Lucy Tan, Antoinette Peters, Maria Abdullah, Kathy
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    US offers secret talks on Viet plan
    431 1 US offers secret talks on Viet plan 'Some new elements in proposals' PARIS, Thursday United States refused today to accept unconditionally the seven point peace plan proposed by the Vietcong's chief delegate, Mmc Nguyen Thi Binh, last week. Instead, It offered to hold a restricted session with the communists nexl
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    Lock icon Crucial disarm talks
    76 1 Crucial disarm talks HELSINKI, Thurs. American and Soviet disarmament negotiators began crucial negotiations today for agreement this year to limit antimissile systems and curb offensive rockets. IS. delegation chief Gerard C. Smith and Russia's Vladimir S. Semenov met at the Soviet Embassy this morninr for the fifth round of the
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      HANOI 'NO' TO SECRET TALKS
      32 1 PARIS. Thurv The communist delegates to the Paris peace talks today rejected the IS offer to negotiate the Vietcong peace plan in private talks—AP. (See this page).
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      Lock icon 'Chinese troops' on key Filipino island charge
      430 2 'Chinese troops' on key Filipino island charge MANILA, Thursday AFLIPINO Congressman claimed yesterday that foreign soldiers "definitely established as Chinese" are manning gun emplacements on a disputed island which he said is part of his province. Mr. Ramon Mitra said crews of gunboats flying the Taiwanese flag have harassed Filipinos
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      Lock icon Secret US moves in Laos
      306 2 Secret US moves in Laos- VIENTIANE, Thursday. 'pHE United States has launched a new secret operation against the Plain of Jars, a communist held area in Northern Laos, according to well-informed sources. They say that commando raiders, some led by American military men working for the CIA have penetrated as
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      Lock icon A QUIET END TO FINAL PEACE TALKS ON RHODESIA
      228 2 A QUIET END TO FINAL PEACE TALKS ON RHODESIA SALISBURY, Thurs. British and Rhodesian nego t i a tors wound up two weeks of hard bargaining last night and Uu British team returned home without any sign of whether their peace mission had succeeded. Led by Lord Goodman, the team
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      Lock icon Vatican haul
      26 2 VATICAN CITY. Thurs. Burgiars broke into the Vatican Post Office on Sunday night, forced open a steel safe and took 700.000 lire ($1,300 >. —AP.
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      Lock icon Anne ill
      24 2 LONDON. Thurs. Princess Anne was recovering in ;< hospital here last night after an emergency operation to remove an inflamed ovarian cyst. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Police alert after kidnap threats
      99 2 BANGKOK, Thurs— Thai police are guarding the homes of Burmese diplomats here following kidnap threats by Burmese rebels. Reliable sources said today the Burmese Government last month reported to the Thai Embassy In Rangoon that the rebels had threatened to kidnap the Burmese Ambassador In
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      Lock icon Kidnap drama Russian given asylum in Sweden
      280 3 Kidnap drama Russian given asylum in Sweden CTOCKHOLM, Thurs. Russian interpreter Mikhail Yakuchin, who narrowly escaped an apparent kidnap attempt by Soviet Embassy officials here on Monday, was granted asylum in Sweden. The Immigration Board rushed through approval of his application for oneyear residential and work permits. The Foreign Ministry
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      Lock icon Senator: More US arms in pipeline for —Yahya—
      186 3 Senator: More US arms in pipeline for Yahya \VASHINGTON. Thurs. Senator Frank Church, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said yesterday an estimated US$35 million worth of military equipment was still in the pipeline for Pakistan and "the President refuses to stop the flow." The Idaho Democrat told
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      Lock icon Ne Win elected
      35 3 RANGOON. Thurs. General Ne Win. chairman of the Burmese Revolutionary Council, was elected chairman of the 150-member Central Committee formed yesterday by the first-ever congress of the Burma Socialist Programme Party (BSPP).—Reuter.
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      Lock icon First death
      34 3 GLENDALE. (California). Thurs. The first death on Pitcairn Island for nearly two years was reported here today In a radio message from the island. This reduces the Island's population to 92. Reuter.
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      55 3 AND A QUEEN MAKES A FACE QUEEN Elizabeth looks a bit ruffled and tussled as she arrives in Edinburgh for the installation of two Knights of the Thistle. The Queen arrived in a drenching downpour in a procession to the ceremony and her official Robe's of the Thistle were
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      Lock icon SCHEEL (IN ISRAEL) SPEAKS OF 'TERRIBLE PAST'
      331 3 SCHEEL (IN ISRAEL) SPEAKS OF 'TERRIBLE PAST' JERUSALEM, Thurs. West German Foreign Minister Walter Scheel last night paid homage here to the six million Jews murdered by the Nazis. Laying a wreath to the victims of the Nazi holocaust at trne Yad Vashem Memorial on the first day of his
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      Lock icon Thieu's man named in heroin
      831 4  - Thieu's man named in heroin FELIX BELAIR: By Washington, Thurs A HIGH-RANKING South Vietnamese General yesterday was named by a member of Congress before a House Foreign Affairs subcommittee as "one of the chief traffickers in heroin in South-East Asia." MaJ. Gen. Ngo Dzu. Commander of thp Second Army Corps,
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      EEC entry: Heath out to win Commons approval
      388 4 EEC entry: Heath out to win Commons approval LONDON, Thurs. Prime Minister Mr. Heath yesterday said he was convinced that Britain would be more prosperous and its economy stronger if it joined the European Common Market. Mr. Heath, introducing in Parliament a 20,000-word document setting out in forceful language the
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      Lock icon French 'no' to new monetary moves
      287 4 PRIS, Thurs. France stressed yesterday it would not Join any new moves towards settling international monetary problems until the Common Market had sorted out its own currency troubles. The French position was firmly stated after a Cabinet meeting presided over by President Pompidou, who
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      Lock icon Sadat to Arabs: Victory certain if we -unite—
      403 4 Sadat to Arabs Victory certain if we -unite— £AIRO, Thurs. President Anwar Sadat said yesterday hi- sincerely hoped that agreements reached between Jordan and the Palestinian guerillas would be enforced and honoured. I tir Egyptian leader, inaugurating the ninth session of the Palestine National Congress (Parliament) at the Arab League
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    S'pores child prodigy due back for holiday
    249 5 S'pores child prodigy due back for holiday SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore's child prodigy, Melvyn Tan, who is studying at- Yehudi Menuhin's School of Music In London, will be returning for a holiday this month. The 14-year-old musician who has played for members of the Royal Family and the British Prime Minister.
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    Instructor jailed for bribing testers
    122 5 Instructor jailed f or bribing testers PENANG, Thursday FkRIVING-school instructors made weekly pay- ments of about $500 to five driving testers for passing their candidates, the Sessions Court was told today. i "The rates agreed upon were $20 a test for a lorry, $15 for a car, and eight dollars
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    Careless driver
    36 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Zainap binte Latip. of i ilau Bukom Besar. was fined $45 today for driving carelessly and colliding into the rear of a car at Telok Blangah Road on Nov. 13 last year.
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    Police seek owners of loot
    66 5 Police seek owners of loot SINGAPORE. Thurs. Police would like to get in touch with two people who lost a camera and a cassette tape recorder last month. They are asked to get in touch with Insp. Koh Kah Chye of Orchard Road Police Station. The camera and the cassette
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    Trawlers held
    23 5 ALOR STAR. Thurs. A police patrol boat has arrested two trawlers for alleged intrusion into a prohibited area off .TanJong Dawai.
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    LABOURER ROBBED FOR 'EASY MONEY'
    93 5 LABOURER ROBBED FOR 'EASY MONEY' SINGAPORE, Thurs—A labourer told a court today that his friends had encouraged him to rob so that he could get money "easily." Gonxago Billy Samson, 19, said this in mitigation when he admitted robbing Lee Chlaw Hlng, a supervisor, and his girlfriend, of cash and
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    Dale Carnegie course
    43 5 Dale Carnegie course SINOAPORB. Thurs. The Dale Carnegie Alumni Association will hold a two-day officers training course at the Paslr Ris Hotel over the weekend. Taking part will be Its district council officials and the association's three chapters, the Brick. Lion and Rock.
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    2 warships here for goodwill and repairs
    95 5 2 warships here for goodwill and repairs SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two British warships HMS Eagle and HMS Glamorgan arrived here today as part of a goodwill tour through the IndoPaciflc area. The 50.000-ton Eagle. the first Rojal Navy aircraft earlier to come here for more than two years, will also undergo
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    Study tour by HK team
    69 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Ten Hong Kong Government officials are due on July 18 to spend a week studying Singapore's administrative programmes. The relegation, comprising administrative, district office and liaison officials, will devote two days to social welfare schemes. They will tour Housing Board estates, visit the
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    Baby show
    46 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Bukit Tim ah community centres women sub-committee will hold a baby show contest on Sunday at 9 a.m. Mrs. Chor Yeok Eng. wife of the Parliamentary Secretary (Health) and MP for Bukit Tlmah. will give away the prizes to the winners.
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    Lawyer dies
    28 5 PENANG. Thurs. One ol Pen.ings most senior lawyers Mr. CO Lim. died in this Cantonment Close home here today after a brief illness. He was 64.
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    Immediate medical checks for drunks
    318 5 I—CORONER'Si CORONER'S ADVICE TO COPS... SINGAPORE, Thursday A CORONER Mr. Tan Hun Hui, urged the police today to provide immediate medical examination to people arrested for being drunk and incapable. He made this call at the end of an of a former inmate of Bushey
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    -Bodies of death fall children not claimed
    132 5 -Bodies of death fall children not claimed CINGAPORE, Thurs. Nobody has claimed the bodies of the two children of Susan Lim, the death fall housewife. Susan's body was claimed last Saturday by her family, a day after she fell to her death from a Housing Board flat in St. Michael's
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    Nanyang varsity convocation
    57 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Nanyang University will hold its 12th convocation at the auditorium of the university on July 31 at 10 a.m. Seven hundred and thirty five graduands will receive their degrees at the coovocation 283 from the College of Arts. 260 from the College of Science
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    Dearer fees at PA for 14,000 children
    176 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Kindergartens run by the People's Association are raisin* their monthly fees from one to three dollars. About 14,000 to 15.000 kindergarten pupils whom the PA intends to take In next year will be affected by the increase. The PA said today
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    Judgment reserved
    62 6 KUALA LUMPUTt. Thurs. The Federal Court reserved Judgment today on an appeal by a Johore businessman against conviction and the death sentence for the murder of his girlfriend Esther Chan Slew Den. Lee Wong Tlang. 29, was found guilty by the Johore Bahru High Court last October of
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    Cargo loss: High Court judgment reversed on appeal
    382 6 Cargo loss: High Court judgment reversed on appeal CINGAPORE, Thurs a The Court of Appeal today reversed the decision of a High Court Judge In an admiralty suit arising from the loss of $21,899 worth of cargo aboard the mv Kantang which capsized in Malaysian waters four years ago. On
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    Cancer Society's present
    40 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Cancer Society will present a silk scroll to the Kamala Club In Moulmein Road tomorrow at 8 p.m. for donations raised by the club from the charity film premiere "Bundhan" on May 13.
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    Slippers thief fined
    57 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Labourer Kwek Kirn Eng. 24, who took a pair of new slippers from a torn carton in a PSA godown to replace his old ones, was jailed for a day and fined $75 for theft today. Kwek said there was a hole in one of his
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    You'll need – wipers to watch drive-in movie in —rain
    173 7 You'll need wipers to watch drive-in movie in rain- SINGAPORE. Thursday.— If you are going for that drlve-ln movie In December, be sure you have your car wipers working. You will need them if it rains. But, said a Cathay Organisation spokesman today, the December monsoon rains, would not aflect
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    Traffic fine
    36 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Gurcharan Singh of Hoy Fait Road was fined $30 today for entering a road marked with a "No Entry" sign while riding his motorcycle along Coleman Street on March 10 last year.
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    HDB FLATS: ONLY 'A LITTLE DEARER'
    439 7  -  TAN WANG JOO: By Singapore, Thurs, IF there are increases In rents and prices of Housing and Development Board flats, they will only be small ones, the Minister for Law and National De v c lop men t, Mr. E.W. Barker, said today. "It
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    Pay award for 90 Nanyang newsmen
    458 7 Pay award for 90 Nanyang newsmen SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Incustrial Arbitration Court toaay handed aown an award on unresolved c:aims for a collective agreement by editorial employees of the Nanyang Siang Pau. The award, which comes three years after hearings before the court ended, affect about 90 Journalists. proof readers,
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    Merger of medical departments in varsity
    105 7 Merger of medical departments in varsity SINGAPORE. Thurs. The University of Singapore has merged the Department of Medicine and the Department of Clinical Medicine Into a Department of Medicine. A university statement said today the merger enabled the new department to be in a better position to achieve Its academic
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    Secret love affair ends in death
    136 7 Secret love affair ends in death CINGAPORE, Thurs. A six-month long secret love affair ended in death for an odd-Job labourer last night. Goh Chlew Huat. 21, of Peng Ghee Road. Kampong Chal Chee, was found dead In a pool of blood at the foot of Block 98. Lorong 1,
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    Doreen: feel fine with my year-old kidney
    278 9  - Doreen: feel fine with my year-old kidney LEE SU SAN: By Singapore. 1 Thursday TIER year-old kidney has never given any trouble and she has never felt healthier in her life. Yet Singapore's only kidney transplant patient Mrs. Doreen Tan was a little wistful today as she celebrated her first
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    300 FOR NJ.C. MATHS CONTEST
    108 9 300 FOR NJ.C. MATHS CONTEST SINGAPORE. Thurs. More than 300 students from 60 schools in the four language streams will take part in a mathematics competition on Saturday morning. For three hours, at the hall of the National Junior College, they will try to answer questions in both English and
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    $155 fine for five traffic offences
    83 9 $155 fine for five traffic offences SINGAPORE. Thurs. Scooterist Koh Chek Siah. of Circuit Road, was fined $155 today for five traffic offences at the Junction of Moulmein Road and Balestier Road on Nov. 27 last year. He was fined $30 for not stopping at the red traffic light. $15
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    Women's lunch
    30 9 SINOAPORE. Thurs. Mrs. Jek Yeun Thong will be the guest-of-honour at a lunch given by liie Chinese Women's Association at Cafe Allegro, Goodwood Park Hotel on July 28.
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    Divorce for taximan
    58 9 Divorce for taximan SINGAPORE. Thurs. Taxidriver Aw Slow Ling. 28. was grantee a decree nisi by the High Court today because of adultery by his wife. Low Seah Liew. He tendered a copy of a birth certificate showing that Low after leaving him in February 1969 had given birth (o
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    $3,000 blaze at school site
    117 9 $3,000 blaze at school site CINGAPORE, Thurs. Construction equipment worth $3,000 was destroyed when flre broke out at the construction site of the new Raffles Institution at Grange Road, today. Two fire engines put out the blaze in 30 minutes. Workers helped by throwIng pails of water at the flames.
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    Aussie minister due today
    72 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Australian Foreign Minister. Mr. Leslie Bury, is due here tomorrow night to confer for four days with 11 heads of Australian foreign missions in Asia. Mr. Bury, who has just returned from a similar conference in Oeneva a routine Foreign Ministry affair is now
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    Man found hanged
    34 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Police are still trying to trace the identity of a man who was found hanged from a tree at the Bukit Timah campus of the University of Singapore today.
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    —TWO ON SEDITION CHARGE SEEK HIGH COURT TRIAL
    251 9 TWO ON SEDITION CHARGE SEEK HIGH COURT TRIAL TPOH, Thurs. Two men accused of sedition have filed a notice of motion for the" case to be heard In the High Court. They are Sim Mow Yu, 58, a headmaster, and Koo Eng Kuang, 31, a hotel owner, both of Malacca.
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    Rock blast at Henderson Road
    91 9 Rock blast at Henderson Road SINGAPORE. Thurs. Explosives will be used to blast rock outcrop and magazine bunkers near Pender Road In connection with the construction of the Henderson Road extension. The public are advised not to De alarmed and to keep away from the site, which will be cordoned
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    TWO DETECTIVES SUSPENDED
    86 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Two detective constables from Kandang Kerbau police station have been interdicted following a month- long probe by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau. This followed CPIB investigations into a complaint by a group of men whose Toa Payoh flat was raided by a police party last
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      46 9 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl I DO YOU THINK YOU CAM AFTER ALL. I 1 FIND OUT WHAT'S WRONGy HAVE YfAffS O' I WITH MY CAR?* EXPERIENCE! I ni'M IN A HURRYLI O'COURSE, s yr-«- Cv A i LE'S HAVE" A LOOK \3f&. jfl TH' CAReUgETQgy
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  • Article
    Legal aid clinics 'will not affect lawyers'
    278 10 SINGAPORE, Thur«. §ETTIXG up legal aid "clinics" in the densely-populated areas of Singapore will not affect the clientele of lawyers in the private sector. According to Mr. John Cratsley, 29, a chief attorney and teaching Fellow at Harvard Law School In America, It
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    Uniform calendar
    60 10 Xi A I- A LUMPUR. Thurs.— The whole of Malaysia wiU have a uniform Muslim lunar calendar as from next year, the secretary of the National Council for Islamic Affairs. Dato Haji Ismail Panjang Arts announced today. This meant that Hari Raya Pua&a. Hari Raya Haji and other
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    _ Computer _ systems analyst trainee dies
    214 10 Computer systems analyst trainee dies SINGAPORE, Thurs. Pretty Maria Anita Wong. 19, who was killed In a car crash in Melbourne last week, had hopes of becoming a computer systems analyst. Her grief-stricken father. Mr. James Wong, an airline pilot who has been living here for the last two years,
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    Motorcyclist fined $90
    65 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Motorcyclist Lee Hale Ec, 24, was fined $90 today and disqualified from driving or riding for 12 months, for breaking three traffic rules while riding, under provisional license, along Berangoon Road on Nov. 9 last year. Lee, a hotel receptionist, was fined $30 for not
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    Six flying to Sarawak for fashion shows
    98 10 SMILING, casual and look I tic pretty these six Singapore models are all ready for a fashion trip to Sarawak tomorrow. The girls will put on six shows two each in Kuching. Sibu and Miri before flying back on July 16. Proceeds from
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    Three girls who were molested in a lorry
    154 10 Three girls who were molested in a lorry SINGAPORE, Thursday TIHREE teenage girls who accepted a lift from an obliging lorry driver later ended up miles away from home with all tnree fighting off hi.s amorous advances. i The girls, aged 17, 15 and 14, a magistrate heard today, were
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    Three hurt in road crash
    58 10 Three hurt in road crash SINGAPORE. Thurs. Three people. Including a bicycle pillion rider, were injured seriously late this evening in a crash between a motorcycle and a bicycle at Yio Chu Kang Road. All three were warded at Outram Hospital. Their identities were not available immediately. The accident occurred
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    Floating bookshop sails in
    85 10 Floating bookshop sails in SINGAPORE, Thurs. A floating bookshop sailed into Singapore its 13th port of call today. The 2,319-ton Singaporeregistered ship Logos (Greek for words) Is here to stage a book exhibition for two weeks from July 14. Logos, which has received more than 175,000 guests so far on
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    Guitar playing course
    51 10 Guitar playing course SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Harry Martinez will conduct two eight -session courses on guitar playing organised by the Chinese YMCA for beginners and Intermediate level. The courses will start on July 31 from 7.30 p.m to 8.30 pni. for beginners and from 8.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. for
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  • Article
    Wrong girl – in court because of rape case mix-up
    225 11 Wrong girl in court because of rape case mix-up IfUALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs. A mixup between two alleged rape victims resulted In the wrong girl being brought to testify In a High Court rape case today. DPP Mr Leong Weng Chew, told Justice Hajl Azmi the mix-up probably occurred because
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    Art show
    29 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Parliamentary Secretary (Social will open an "Art for EveryAffalrs) Mr. Chan Chee Seng one" exhibition at Maude Road community centre at 8 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Lock icon Big break in war on Reds in Sarawak
    311 11 Big break in war on Reds in Sarawak SUPPLY SET-UP PENETRATED KUCHINO, Thur«. MALAYS lAN security forces in Sarajvak have penetrated the machinery that supplies the communist terrorist organisation in the State with money, manpower and logistics. Disclosing this here today, the General Ofneer Commandlng-ln -Chief, East Malaysia, MajorGeneral Ismail
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    Object lesson in what young talent can do
    237 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Young Musicians' Society presented the Singapore Youth Symphony Orchestra and the Chinese Orchestra at the Victoria Theatre tonight. The Chinese Orchestra opened the concert with three Items, all showing a high level of communicated enjoyment. The conductor. Mr. Lee
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    Keel-laying ceremony
    58 11 SINGAPORE Thurs.— Juron* Shipbuilders Pte. Ltd.. IN S£?e£.p»y of the Juront Shipyard Ltd wiH hold a ceremony to mark the 1 Sl lion dollar Freedom type vessel at 11.45 a.m. at the Buildinf Dock, Tanjonf Klin*, an Saturday. The ship, which is expected to be completed by Aurust.
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    Below 100 m again
    34 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Water use yesterday dropped by 900,000 gallons to 99.1 million, a small retreat from the brink of 100 million gallons registered on Tuesday- There was no rainfall yesterday.
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    -Pressure lamp blast killed boy
    107 11 -Pressure lamp blast killed boy CINGAPORE, Thurs. 3 A 13-year-old boy was fatally burnt when a pressure lamp burst Into flames, a coroner's court heard today. Niew Chong Hoe, the court was told, was assisting durian seller Koh Boon Teng, 16, in Lengkok Bahru on June 20 when the lamp
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    Walking contest
    21 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Peoples Action Party's Sembawang branch will hold a walkIng contest at 8 a.m. on Nov. 7
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      224 11 Straits Times Crossword "■Ho** 'SAtS? "V 7. Barge In, upsetting carriage 9 wltnoul v one Is powerless 8 Arranged substantial backing J5 l^lyrt very selfconsclous for a Shakespearean chara- (g cter (7> 16. A doubter can be stubborn 10. To whip about a half a dozen (8) Is extravagant (6).
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  • MALAYSIAN PARLIAMENT
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      MAL to buy new aircraft after split of MSA
      395 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday §TEPS are being taken to buy new aircraft to supplement those to be acquired after the MSA split. Stating this in Parliament today, Finance Minister Tun Tan Slew Sin added that to prepare MAL to take over MSA
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      Malaria costs $14 mil a year
      142 12 Malaria costs $14 mil a year HALF-A-MILLION people suffer from malaria every year, Parliament was told. And the economic loss suffered as a result of treating these people and the delay in implementing development projects was about $14 million yearly. Health Minister Tan Sri Sardon bin Jubir said. He said
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      Control over drug ads
      33 12 PARLIAMENT passed a Bill amending the Medicine (Advertisement and Sale) Ordinance 1956 to enable the Ministry of Health to have a better control of advertisements and sales of medicine.
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      BID BY GOVT TO HELP STUDENTS HELD IN TAIWAN
      245 12 BID BY GOVT TO HELP STUDENTS HELD IN TAIWAN 'THE Government U A doing all It could t help two Malaysia students who being detained In Tai wan for having a! legedly been involvec! In subversive acth. ties there, Tun Abe? Razak told Parliament Replying to H A J MOKHTAR
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      LCE failures: Minister refutes charges
      134 12 MINISTER of Education Inche Hussein Onn refuted charges that the education system was to blame for the large number of failures in the LCE examinations last year. He was replying to a question by Mr. V. David (Oerakan-Dato Kramat). Mr. David had originally asked the
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      303 12 w^ J3 ri 111 I I I //^y^j£/ mP** ■ill I M I I if Jjr f JR "t? ty* i Elnett Satin Hairspray c^^7~ I Brushes clean-away. With the CDCC \mt"t a rr fIiLL Dunne this period, special gifts mb I I new microdlffuser, It dlflfuses KithX ith eveTy
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      129 12 At ivy Oap By Y.T. tiamiin I'M ASKING YOU AGAIN, I'VE ALREADY TOLD Ai^fK-^/l OKAY, BUSTER, NOW ITS VM3NMUG.' WHAT HAPPEN- XXJ...HES RIGHT J <^ T<. t/H NOUR TURN/ START J ED TO OOP? WHERE 1^ BEHINP >tXJ/ i—^ V\A TALKING/ HI \bn<-r By Al iapp y/\rp&OA LUGGED? \z=^~ ArtX)
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  • Article
    Boat andradar station for the Poly next year
    215 13 §INGAPORE, Thurs. A boat and radar station will be set up on the west coast next year to attract more students to nautical studies. The head of the Polytechnic's School of Nautical Studies. Captain A.M. Milne, said this at a lunch meeting
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    Keppel Club bursaries
    46 13 SINOAPORE, Thurj. The Keepel Club is to award bursaries worth $50 and $100 for primary and secondary school students respectively. Children of employees of PSA and Keppel Club, Including caddies of the club who are students, may apply. Applications close on July 31
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    BOAC chief to hold talks with MSA -officials —
    150 13 BOAC chief to hold talks with MSA -officials CINGAPORE, Thurs. The «J chairman and chief executive of BOAC, Mr. Keith Granville, will arrive here this weekend for talks with MSA officials and to familiarise himself with the Republic's developments In aviation and tourism. Mr. Granville, 60 who Is a member
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    Fined for using abusive words
    64 13 SINOAPORE, Thurs A youth. Poon Chan Kee. tu today fined a total of 1100 when he admitted shouting at police corporal in abusive language and kicking at a patrol car, causing a dent In Its door, yesterday Poon was fined $25 on the first offence
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    A factory that ignored Govt advice
    606 13  -  WONG LAI WAH: LEAD POISONING CASES AT... By Singapore, Thurs. A FACTORY'S refinal to take steps to prevent lead pollution despite repeated Labour Ministry advice led to :i 15--year-old girl worker suffering from lead poisoning, it was disclosed today. One other worker also suffered
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    "Court's final chance to exdirector
    134 13 "Court's final chance to exdirector CINGAPORE, Thurs. A magistrate advised a former company director today to seek legal remedies rather than "ambush" his former relatives like a "Qommon criminal." Mr. Chandra Mohan said this when he found Fakir Rawther guilty of criminal intimidation by threatening to assault his former Mster-in
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      97 13 Suddenlythe pain is gone with only one Saridon The first thing to do when you get a headache, fever or any aches and pains is to take one Saridon tablet. Just one Saridon tablet and some water and suddenly the pain is gone. So when you feel an ache coming
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  • The Straits Times
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      LOCAL AUTHORITY
      477 14 The Malaysian Government's decision that elected administration at local level, from municipal government downward, is "unnecessary and indeed redundant comes as no real surprise. This does not make the decision any the more welcome. It is no surprise because the Royal Commission's terms of reference included an invitation
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      THE LAW AND WATER
      255 14 Wasting water does not pay. This lesson was clearly spelled out in Singapore's courts when a woman car washer was fined for having used a hose with running water to clean, a taxi. The magistrate hearing the case was very properly concerned that the law should
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      COMMONWEALTH AND E.E.C.
      209 14 Although Imperial preference has lost much of its relevance Commonwealth countries continue to be sensitive to Britain's bid to enter the European Economic Community. They have never doubted Britain's seriousness of purpose, yet never got used to the idea of Britain going European. The Australian charge that
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    FLOOD VICTIMS START A NEW WAY OF LIFE
    620 14  -  ADIBAH AMIN BY KUALA LUMPUR A TOTALLY new way of life has begun for 185 Malay families who have been moved from the squatter area of Kampong Dato Keramat to the Selangor State Development Corporation new low-cost flats in Jalan Pekeliling. The,
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    THE ONLY WORRY IS OVER THE RENTS
    229 14 THE ONLY WORRY IS OVER THE RENTS other necessities on what would be left alter paying $75 rent plus water and electricity bills. They are grateful for the 24 months' respite from paying full rent. But even If they were to save hard all those months, which many fully intend
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      Watch out for the bus blockbusters
      172 14 fHE bus Is the most common form of transport in Kuala Lumpur. But each day getting aboard a bus Is becoming a greater problem. One has to push, squeeze and Mlbow one's way Inside, Irrespective of sex or age. When a bus arrives, just
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      Petaling Jaya This cash is needed
      99 14 Petal ing Jaya This cash is needed A MAN Is "out of action" when he's 50. Certainly he's too old to start a new venture, such as a business. And so the amendment to the C.P.F. rulei whereby a non -Singaporean can receive his contributions at age 50— Is meaningiess.
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      Untitled
      48 14 IRREFER to the letter from 8. J. Monolltho. Talplng regarding the need for a public telephone at Cator Avenue, Taiplng. For his Information there Is a public telephoneIn the area at Hale Lane, Assam Kumbang about one mile away. SHA.MSI DDIN B. A KADIR Petuawal Tallkom Kawasan Perak
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      A 'new discovery'
      203 14 I WAS pleased to read In the Straits Times of July 6 that two local doctors have discovered the virtue of kumls kuchlng or cat's whiskers as a mild anti-diabetic. This plant grows wildly In several parts of Singapore and the Malays have been taking It as
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    COME BACK YING CHIopportunity knocks...!
    921 14  - COME BACK YING CHIopportunity knocks WILLIAM CAMPBELL SINGAPORE EXPANDS THE SCOPE FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT By Singapore ELECTRICAL engineer Chan Ying Chi is reluctant to return home to Singapore because he says there is no scope for research. Now trying to avoid repatriation from Australia where he is participating in
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    Business Times
    14 15 COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION OF THE STRAITS TIMES FRIDAY JULY 9, 1971
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    GSA's rubber decision big shock
    762 15  - GSA's rubber decision big shock BLAIR JOHNSON By it I BI3EH circles yesterday were snocked by news that the U.S. is to resnme sales of stockpiled rubber. Immediate reactions suggested the commodity's price would sink Inflow the dollar barrier. Rubber circles last night fe It the Malaysian Government would find
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    Projects in Indonesia make progress
    254 15  - Projects in Indonesia make progress HUGH MABBETT By JAKARTA: International Nickel, a Canadian company, has "practically decided" to go ahead with mining a huge nickel ore deposit In the central Celebes, according to official sources. Two 2.000-ton samples of the ore have been satisfactorily processed in Canada. The company Is
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    A FINANCIAL YEAR THE AUSSIES ARE GLAD IS OVER
    331 15  - A FINANCIAL YEAR THE AUSSIES ARE GLAD IS OVER KINGSLEY WOOD By CYDNEY: AustraJ lia's financial year ended on June 30 and the only happy new year note for stockbrokers, particularly those in Sydney and Melbourne, was that the one coming up could not possibly be any worse than the
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    Shell to build a large LNG plant in Sarawak
    602 15  -  COLIN GIBSON By YEW YORK: 11 Shell Petroleum is planning to build a large natural gas liquiiication plant in Sarawak to handle production from the major new field it has discovered in the South China Sea. The company is also working
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  • CITY TALK
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      Try your skill
      170 15 An interesting tame Is about to be played in Malaysia and Singapore. Nothing like It has been seen before in this part of the world. Called the National Management Game it aims to test the management skills of executives in local industry. Based on similar exercises in
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    -TAIKOO ORDERS $10 mil FLOATING DOCK
    291 15  -  ILSA SHARP By HONG KONG Conventional shipbuilding will Increasingly give way to repairs, conversion and steel fabrication work at Hong Kong's Talkoo Dockyard and Engineering, the company announced recently. As part of a modernisation programme designed to Improve dockyard facilities for larger numbers and
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      76 15 "Ofcourselfly BOAC to London. Who else has 9 services V a week?" For some people there is only one airline. Only BOAC offers you nine flights a week to London from Singapore. By VCIO or 707. Day or n.ght services. Direct with no change of plane. O.- if time is
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      144 15 INSIDE busings in Srptrmtwr: Ma.UiUni column; I'roplr in button*. I' 16. Company news; Shur maikri rcnoil; Wn-kh rubbrr review; I ommoditln. Page IT. Ovcisris markrU Wm York. Melbourne. tlonn Ron* loving prices and business done. Page 18. Hall-marked 18 coral yellow gold The ST. DUPONT collection of fine jtwrir) hut
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  • Article
    Philippines lifts two-year long suspension on stock arbitrage
    566 16  - Philippines lifts two-year long suspension on stock arbitrage LEON GONZAGA By M ANIL A: The monetary authorities here have lifted the two-year long suspension on stock arbitrage, but under ground rules so strongly orientated towards preventing a net dollar outflow that little, if any, arbitrage business is anticipated. Arbitrage was
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    STEEL PLANT TO BE SET UP IN KLANG
    169 16  -  HENRY CHANG By 4 FACTORY will be set up soon in Klang for the production of expanded structural steel. Besimega, a subsidiary of Mega Chemicals, has secured both manufacturing and marketing rights for South-east Asia and Australia. The chairman of the company.
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    251 16 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Mr. Pat Browne has been appointed to the board of S. H. Benson (Malaya) with Immediate effect. Mr. Liem Thian Too, who recently returned to Singapore from the United Kingdom, has been appointed production manager of Metal Box's marketing division. During his visit to the UK. he
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  • MARKETING
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      Pardon me, your hair's growing
      279 16 WITH the trend to- wards "hairiness" a,jnong men, it isn't hard to conjure up visions of makers of all those shaving implements falling on hard times, writes 808 NG. These days when being hirsute is being "with It," to be clean shaven certainly makes one
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      Probing the consumer's mind
      202 16 ALL the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players, the Immortal bard observed. Thus, an individual In his lifetime plays many roles and one which is inevitable is that of a consumer. The psychological processes of homo sapiens attired In consumer garb
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      Ribena drive
      104 16 PERHAPS, realising the need to create awareness and Interest besides stimulating consumer buying and assisting retailers. Ribena has embarked on a promotional campaign known as the "mystery caller promotion." In terms of innovation, this is nothing new. It entails teams of girls callIng on a selected crosssection of
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      Carsonality'
      210 16 IT DOES appear that the less materialis-tically-based disciplines of llfe-mystlcism. meditation and the like have caught up even with motor engineering. Launching its new model 100 A in Malaysia, Datsun says that it was the "transcendent concept" that had been the beacon for its engineers. The car, it* seems,
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    Cockpit's $10 million extension to open in September
    281 16  -  MOK SIN PIN By rE 15-storey extension block of the Cockpit Hotel in Singu pore is expected to open for busi ness in September months bthind schedule because of changes to original plans. Originally it was to have been only 12 storeys
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      113 16 Champion Turbo-Action Spark Plugs proved they deliver better acceleration and better performance Officially certified tests proved that i g-^ Champion Turbo-Action Spark Plugs H W provide better acceleration, more nju passing power. Sixteen different makes of European, Japanese and American cars were used. Comparisons ril »Mo^. showed definite improvement in
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  • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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      Rises
      33 17 I M. Works Allied Choc T'ranu Dev N.S.O.P. Copper Ind. Lien Hoe Fusan M. Tile i $1.84 $2.09 $1.72 $1.45 $1.49 $1.52 $1.43 $0.97 .14 .13 .12 .11 .10 .09 .08 07
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      Falls
      29 17 Haw **ar r. Waufh E. N. E. L.O.B. V. Iron 9t Semb Sentosa $2.63 $2.90 $292 $3.64 $3.72 $4.00 $1.16 .oo —.11 —.10 —.10 —.08 —.06 —.06 —.04
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      Most active stocks
      14 17 Public Bank 348.000 Merlin (M) 258.000 Haw Par 175.000 Sheraton 166.000
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      INDICES
      44 17 July 7 July S I Industrials: 175.11 113.10 Industrials: 1(4.24 166.18 1 Hot* Is: 82.22 83.54 Properties: 142.64 146.02 t Tins: M.26 94.04 robbers: 118.78 118.84 t Dee. SO. 1966=100 (corn Dee. SO, 1*66=100 (uneorr) 1 Dec, SI, IMS=l*» t Dec. 29. 1962-100
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    Yeo Hiap Seng profits down
    446 17 FIRST half profits at Yeo Hiap Seng took a tumble. A year ago the company was able to report pre-tax profits of $1.2 million, now it is only able to report a level, little better than half. In the six months ended March 1971 pre-tax
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    -Uncertain conditions continue in market
    236 17 PRICES finished generally mixed in active trading on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. The day's total turnover at 3.2 million units was more than 50 per cent accounted for by a handful of issues in which speculation was rife. Industrials opened steady
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Tin price edges upwards
      215 17 Tin price edges upwards rE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday advanced another 87 i cents to $646 per picul on an official offering up 32 tons to 266 tons. The local market acted contrary to the overnight London metal price which shed £1 per metric ton. The tone of
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      Copper prices
      35 17 London copper prlcea on Wedneaday (previoua in bracket!)' Wlrehar Spot buyer »«6« 00 £470. 50) aellera £4S«.SO (£471.001: Three Month! buyer £477.00 U4H0.50) IlllaH £478.00 (£481.00). Market tone: Kaner. Sale*: I 000 ton*.
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      66 17 TTHESE average Asian I dollar rates were cuoted yesterday by the Mlowlng banks: OCBC, Chartered. Bank of Amerca, FNCB and First tational Bank of Chicago The rates are for d-poslts of U5525,000 and alove. Che month 6 1/8 p.c. Tvo months 6 5 16p.c Ttree months 612 p.c.
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      516 17 OPENING quotations In the rubber market yesterday were down a cent following news of the resumption of OSA stockpile sales. Renewed short-covering for RSS One July, however, took the price to 107.00 cents per kilo, before the high premium for July was pared by selling of near forwards
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      96 17 pMINIII PRODUCE IXCHANCK, SINCAPORI NOON CLOSING PRICIS Pin PICUL yeiterdav Caeonut OH: bulk $54 aeller*. drum $SH» aellera. Cepra: Mixed (fob.) looae July/ Aug. IK Com. $33 B. Pepper: Muntok ABTA white f.o.b. 10O<; NLW fits aellera. Sarawak white f.o.b. 96% NLW $175 aellera. Sarawak AST A black f.o.b.
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      54 17 Wtdnttday Tuaiday •U.S. SU.t. London 40.29 40.30 Beirut 40.58 40.60 Hongkong 41.5* 41.56 Zurich 40.208 40.258 40.358 40.408 Part* 40.92 40.90 Spore (1) UNCH 41.85 8 8 Sport (2) 156.80 156.70 (1) Export price In non-aterllng area In U.S. dollar* par ounce. (2) Local dealer* price In
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      34 17 In London on Wedneaday the price of Malayan 5 per cent CIF UK/N European porta In bulk, aterllng per long ton Nov Dec. wa* quoted at 1108 Mller* UK (262 aellera (unchanged).
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      25 17 JULY 8. RUBBER 104.25 cents per kilo (down 2 00 cents). TIN: $646.00 (up 87} cents). Official offering 266 tons (up 32 tons).
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      510 17 IT has been a difficult and confusing trading period where two new features have caught the market by surprise namely, an early technical squeeze on July followed by news of the resumption of OSA stockpile sales, says Holiday, Cutler and Bath In Its weekly rubber review.
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      979 18 810 AND OFFIR PRICII OFFICIALLY LISTtO AT TMI CLOU OF BUSINIII IN TNI lINCAPORI AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OF TNI STOCK IXCNANCI WITH PRICI MOVIMINTI IN BRACKITI YISTIROAV WIRI INDUSTRIAL! CLOSING TONE: All sections closed steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday
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      1637 18 - BUSINESS In and reported to I the Slngapoie and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the j Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma (2) $1.67, (1) $1.66. Ajlnotnoto (1) $1.85. Alcan (1> $158. (3)
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        302 18 MELBOURNE, Thurs.—Mining IT* and oil shares closed marginally firmer on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Heavyweights were slightly easier. Speculative* were erratic but several good gains stood out. Industrials continued firm In a quiet and narrowly mixed market. Woodslde, following the report, made an eight cent gain to $1
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        243 18 MEW YORK, Wed. The market resisted some late profit-taking to close with a modest advance In fairly active trading. Prime rate hikes by more major New York banks moving to six per cent from 5-Vi per 1 cent had little effect on prices, analysts said, because the moves
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        68 18 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Wednesday 73.01 Tuesday 72.47 Week ago 71.26 RUBBERS Wednesday 201.13 Tuesday 198.55 Week ago 196 88 OILS Wednesday 351.99 Tuesday 351.28 Week ago 353.46 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 383.8 Tuesday 383.6 Week ago 379.5 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 895.88 Tuesday 892.30 Week ago 891.14 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM
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        36 18 On the frM •(•Mn«t market In Hong Kong yeiterdny tb* U.S. dt»lar quoted at 6.0175 for T.T. and 6.0050 for uih. Sterling >v quoted at 14.52 and •a* ttti ef geM at 300.75.
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        177 18 THE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at July 8. Local dollars to one unit Selling Buying of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD I Sterling Pound 7 3850 7 3525 7.3400 Australian Dollar 3.4525 3.4100 3.3900 Canadian Dollar 3.0050
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        199 18 XTONO KONO. Thurs. The market opened steady and kept a firm tone all day except towards the close when minor profit-taking set In and prices generally closed below the best levels of the day. The day's turnover value was HKS29 32 million. Today cloalng middle prlcea In Hong
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      722 17 CHALLENGING OPPORTUNITY FOR DISTRIBUTION OPERATIONS MANAGER An opportunity ciittt for a hardworking, ambitious and experienced person to fill the abovementioned management position in a newly •ttablishtd major oil company in Singapore. QUALIFICATIONS: Applications will need to meet the following qualifications: 1. Degree or diploma in Civil or Mechanical Engineering; 2.
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      769 18 ©PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD Applications are invited for the following poets In the Public Utilities Board, Singapore: WATER DEPARTMENT: ENGINEER ($lO5O-1850 consolidated) Corporate Member of the Institution of Engineers, Singapore or equivalent. Applicants who have passed Parts I Ac II of the Examinations of the Institution of Civil Engineers or obtained
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      468 18 M. C. I. S. MARKETING OFFICERS Applications are invited from University Graduates for the post of Marketing Officers. Applicants should be Malaysian citizens of dynamic personolity between 23 27. Experience is not particularly important personality is. The position carries a commensurate salary. We also offer attractive fringe benefits and opportunities
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    196 19 Hot pants 'yes' but bikini 'no' says Nelia FiNANG, Thurs. Visiting Queen of the Pacific Nelia N.incho today explained why she was reluctant to pose publicly in a twopiece bikini. "It does not seem a good thing in my country for a Filipino girl to show herself so scantily dressed,"
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    Witness lied to police, says counsel
    630 19 I WASN'T SURE: STEWARD SINGAPORE, Thurt.. A\ MSA steward lied in his statement to the police because he wanted to "white wash" t h c victim who was fatally stabbed in a hotel brawl and himself, the High Court heard today. The allegation was
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    — Jail, fine for man with $8,300 ganja
    299 19 Jail, fine for man with $8,300 ganja SINGAPORE, Thurt,. A JOBLESS man was jailed for a year and fined $2,000 by a magistrate today for having 21.28 kilograms of gania. Mohamed Kassim bin Ram lan, 23, pleaded guilty to having the ganja. worth £8.323. in a hut. off Jalan Kayu
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    38 19 SINGAPORE. Thuis. The Singapore Tourist Promotion Board has appointed an agency to handle Its promotion programme In Germany The Public Relations agency In Frankfurt. Messrs. Kauders International, will represent the Board In that country.
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      309 19 WHY EXHAUST FANS FOR HEALTHIER LIVING II Wl Sr- J WHY KDK EXHAUST FANS ARE 5 TIMES BETTER? JSmfl. £\h 1. PLENTY OF POWER. I T^~ I DC AQQNS L^ 1/ KDK fans are equipped with j^~ rlfct W W^mKrt condenser motors which i 7 have an automatic oil circu-
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      82 19 rIL Feeling low? Not Anymore! It's hard to believe that only a few weeks ago we were feeling i J so lifeless. Then some friends told us about Vitadeer and yjr the difference it made to them. We tried it what a difference! Life is so much fun again. Now
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      700 19 On your TV and Radio 3.N P.M. Opening followed by 1.3S Children's Corner (0 General Hospital JS Sports Parade 3.21 For the Family (E) J4 j News rj ISI fhSee'k ll)"* S nE3POre 7 si Ch nese Var ety S<KW I.N News and Newsreel tE) 3.55 Its Happemns in Singapore
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      260 19 3.N P.M. Programme Summary 7.21 Programme Summary 3.12 Band Kilat 7.23 Malay Film Dajal Suchi 3.21 The Courtship of Eddie's Father S.N News (M) 3.51 Assallamualaikum 9.11 Peristiwa 4.12 Checkmate— The Someday Man 9.45 Parliamentary Report 4.47 Living Tomorrow 9.55 Arena Sukan 5.M Pok Amai Amai 11.21 The Most Deadly
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      767 20 When students or parents complain about teacher AVANT, the teach- ing profession And with a "weapon" fashioned to "kill" a 1 1 discrimination, false allegations and unfair service conditions which stifle the vocation. The weapon? The Tenure and Conciliatory Committee formed by the Singapore Teachers' Union as a result of
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      Songs without sermons
      291 20 Songs without sermons MELODIES to help a school. This will be the aim of the Yonnf Americans when they present soncs and dances at the Sky Theatre on July 20. They are helping to raise funds for the Catholic Hieh School, which needs $120,000 to complete its $500,000 extension project.
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      245 20 LET THEM SOCK IT TO YOU! ALSO LISTEN TO THE WILD PULSATING BEAT OF BENNY THE BRAIN fl^ FIRST DRINK S5 Jwßiißfc^*--^ dress informal f Hi^^ oVJt AAltslG COURT HOTEL Tanglin Rd. Tel. *****3 AMPLE PARKING SPACE IN THE NEW MULTI-STOREY CARPARK. V J he Compac impact makers... n Our
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      125 20 RACING GUIDE NOW TWICE I Now Go Racing with New Nation twice I a week. Friday's Guide with Saturday's full card and tips and Saturday's Guide I with full details of the Sunday meeting. Be with the winners 0* folio w racing with f^EW NATION] I Singapore's afternoon newspaper News
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      Thinking about now—not 16 years hence
      211 21 Thinking about now— not 16 years hence- AS a parent of two secondary school children flrst and a good friend of teachers last, I wish the Ministry of Education would '(•consider the new pay deal regarding trained graduate teachers who have been In the service for over one year. These
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      352 21 ■yHK lifts in Housing and Development Board blocks should be fitted with louder and bigger alarm bells. Yesterday (July 5), at 1 a.m., I was stuck in an HDB lift which stopped somewhere bet- d ween the sixth I
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      78 21 I REFER to the letter by the secretary of the Urban and Rural Services Committee (8.T., July 1). Why can't he accept facts and rectify the blunder. instead of bluffing the public further. The simple fact is that the PRO and the spokesman for the Ministry of National Development Insisted
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      83 21 I HAVE Just watched "Opinion in English Students" Viewpoint" over TV Singapore. I wish to say that Hazel Wee's concluding remarks, "I think current belief In Jesus Christ is rather hollow I think that religion In Singapore is only a kind of fashion and that it will soon bypass u5..."
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      89 21 ¥>LEASE allow me the I courtesy of your paper to make redress to a fellow motorist whose brown Mercedes 280S was involved in a near accident with mine at the Mai-Ritchie Circus on Sunday, July 4 at about 6 p.m. There was a blast of horns and
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      A great honour for our boy but his studies?
      215 21 A great honour for our boy but his studies? AS a parent of a Secondary Four boy who is In one of the top eight school bands, I air very much dismayed to find that the eight bands have no option but to perform at both the Youth Festival and
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      154 21 rpERENCE TAY (ST.. June 1 23) suggests that Radio Singapore should operate a round-the-clock service because he thinks that, besides workers on night shift, many people stay up very late. It Is reasonable to assume that night shift workers would be too busy at their Jobs
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      205 21 IITITH reference to the TT letter by "DiscomfortBeauty" (ST., July 2) the trees along Jalan Redop and Jalan Jarak were planted by the developer of the housing estate. However, the Parks and Trees Branch of the Public Works Department has taken action to trim the obstructing branches. WITH reference to
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      67 21 Development. I REFER to the letter by "C.T.C." (ST., July 1). The lift in Block 154. Toa Payoh, was put Into operation when residents began to move into the flats. It stopped functioning later to enable the necessary mechanical adjustments to be made after which it was put Into operation
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      55 21 Board I REFER to the letter by "P.T. Hong" on 'Request' turned out to be an offence" (ST.. June 29). Your correspondent is advised to get in touch with the Offlcer-ln-Charge, Traffic Police, Maxwell Road (tel: *****) so that the matter can be clarified. LESLIE WONG SZE YING (DSP). Public
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      263 21 Fai| too many local 'James Bonds' I REFER to J. Tans letter (ST.. July 5) complaining about local girls imitating the West and looking like Brijitte Bardot and Rachel Welch. It's all very well for him to condemn us girls. But what about you men? I say there are too
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      261 21 We whipped this i?3Hf^S^^r- -JfeP\*^teta2| one million Gp4% I^^HH^K^l^B i^^P^SlLr^^^^^^iiS^B miles before i^2s^-**^K^36^^^Sl^^^^3 anhrtT* drive if WiSm^^m^l^K!^ In the biggest field test programme B W m £§K ever devised by Ford for a new engine, B^^S^v^O^fifiS three hundred new Ford OHC engines were x^fl B*^ tested for one year, over
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    558 22  -  ERNEST MENDOZA BY H. KONG Tr:«de is becoming an increasingly important instrument of China's foreign policy. Like a tap, it is turned on —or off —in countries where it will make an impact on government policymakers. China has agreed to rive preferential wheat imports
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    Lock icon A relic of empire is still doing business
    1097 22  - A relic of empire is still doing business MICHAEL BRAHAM By WHEN FIJI suddenly found itself short of frills for its Independence Day frolics last year it naturally turned to the Crown Agents. In no time they rustled up 200,000 paper flags, plus a few sackfuls of medals and fireworks.
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    182 22  -  Stephen Croall By STOCKHOLM. More Swedes than ever are going to pawnshops to pay for their holidays in the sun. It Is the time of year for the tur coat to be handed in and the outboard motor to be reclaimed, for the film
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      1306 23 •a LIVERPOOL AND OTHER UK/CONTINENTAL PI TS. "TueTpore Sails P. Sham Penang VOL Leuoes. Liverpool, Belfast.. in Part lily 11 l '^??n.n. •-'•••Pool. Glasgow Illy 14 lily IS lily 13 18 lily 13 "OTESILAUS Liverpool Italy IS lily 17 3JM Liverpool lily 21 Jury 28 v A.onmouth. Liverpool Illy 27
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      1119 23 lIIECT TO HAMBUH6 IN 30 DAYS P. Sham Penang Singapore LOADING FOR: PATAGONIA IJ Pt/11 Illy 12/11 Illy 18/13 C'blanca. Hburg B'men. R'dam. Adam. G burg. Awhus. C'hagen. SUMBAWA Illy 21,23 Illy 27/23 llty 23 1 H'burg B men, Adam ■R'dam. A'werp. Oslo. G'Ourg, Malmo. C'hagen PASAOEHA Aug 3/12 An
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      1070 23 1 1 qYf V hmTTTH I EXCESS SERVICE TO LONDON, lIVEIPOOL t CONTINENTAL POITS. BENARTY Si k;,, ps^ jm p j^ H°.r, is,: BENARMIN Singapore P Sham Penang For Hamburg An Illy 12/12 London An 13 Singapore P. Slum Penang BENMHOR Havre, Bremen, Rotterdam j a |y n/i| j.ly i(i|
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      1261 23 FORTNICHTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST USA Niw York Penang P Sham Spore Kmgslor MARON tolNrl Juae 12 July 13 Illy 14 lily 17 KYOTO faill IHI2I Illy 18 An 1 An 1 Ott 1 VASAHOLM Kill My II An 15 An 17 Oct 24 LAOMEDM Sails Illy 27
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      1038 24 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. West Australia /Singapore/ Japan Service Fremai'.n Spore Keeluni Yikkaici-.i/r-agoja Y'hana Kobe "Belgun Maru 21 Aig 2 Sept 7 Sept 11 Sept HSlpi Sipt Acceptiig cargs fir Kibe, Osaka, Nagiya, Yikilam KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN. H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE Sails Japan Hongkong ETA Spore ETA
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      935 24 FOR NEW ZEALAND >^^™~ Penang P. Sham Singapore LMliig far: CHAKRATA'* 21 Aig 21/22 Alg 23/24 Alg Auck. Well. Lytt. D'din. Carries 12 piueigcrs STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE: Singapore P. Sham Penan* Lnliaj fir: MJULAt ll Prrt/14 Jlly IS Jlly II July Nagapattinam, Madras. MJULAt 2/ I Aag I Aig 11 Aig
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      873 24 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. g^^-^-^- (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) A ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY. SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG. R'DAM, HAVRE. Singapore P. Shim Penang Amirs NEPTUNE AMETHYST 11/11 Jlly 14/11 Jlly 17 Jlly London 13/8, H'burg 17/8, Roam 20/8, Havre
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      731 24 Ml MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL aim SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD > mM No 3OE. Jlrv Ampang Kuala Lu.n K ur I I The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Penang Arrives: BUNGA RAYA 21/25 Jiry 21/21 Jlly 1 Havre 25/8. London 27/ B, H'burg 1/9, R'dam 3/», AVetp
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      749 25 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHO- IN: Cherry Baicuj B/2. T»lp«h RITV ANNOUNCED THE FOOLOW- Victory B/3 and Nacoyi M«ru B/S. INO BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS OUT: Cherry Baxut B/2. "."ijT. It. tad 3/4. T*** m 10/11, M T l^oyal 13/14, Peril! 20 But. Wharf Bertfti: Katoni. Rtoneywa. .rmur 33/34. Uina Maerik 35/38
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      633 25 |M BRITISH ASIAN SHIPPING T^ (PTE) LIMITED 77 Robinson Road, Singapore 1 Take pleasure in announcing a new service to the Sabah ports of: KOTA KINABALU, SANDAKAN TAWAU commencing with M.V. "DORIS TAYLOR" ETA 20/7 ETD 24/7 TELEPHONE: *****3 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that with effect from Ist July
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      720 25 P.W.D. SINGAPORE TENDERS are Invited from P.W.D. Registered Contractors and from "Specially Registered Contractors" for the following work Laying of Main and Minor Sewers for Orchard Road, Sewerage Relief Scheme— Contract 111 All Civil Engineering Contractors (losing Date: 10 BVI at 10.00 a.m. Persons or companies either within Singapore or
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      712 25 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1959 (No. It of 1959) THE MASTER PLAN RILES, 1962 NOTICE UNDER RULE 12 Notice Is hereby given that the following proposals for Alterations to the Master Plan (1966) were submitted to the Minister for Law and National Development for approval:
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      548 25 I DISTRICT MAGISTRATESCOURT SALE W.S. S. No. 304 of 1971 In the cause of Slow Su Chin (widow) t a Koong Chong Hong Plaintiff versus L.X Optical Co. Defendant AUCTION SALE OF Spectacles, showcases, optical instruments, etc. To be held at 143 South Bridge Road on Monday, 12th July 1971
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      176 25 KERETAPI TANAH MELAYL Tawaran2 adalah dl-pelav tfaripada pemborong2 Kelas "C ke-atas yang berdafUr dalan Jabatan Kejuruteraan Raya Ke retapl Tar.ah Melayu. Kuala Lumpur untok kerja "Construction of Rail Cages and Earth fill at TP. 132 21 E.C.L. and remedial works at TJU33/25 E.C.L.' 2. Tawaran2 hendaklah sampal kapada Pengurusi Jemaah
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      829 26 /^^^v LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN Ll &J| TANAH PERSEKUTUAN KENYATAAN TAWARAN Tender 2 ada-lah Ui-pelawa danpada kontrekter2 yang herpencalaman bagl ker]a2 di-bawah: BK. NO. 64/71 A) Membekai dan menghantat keplnganS Bumbona 81men Asbestos Bergalor Rlngan dan PerabongJ lebeh kurang untok 1323 rumah2 peneroka dibeberapa Ranchangan2 Lembaga Kemajuan Tanah Penekutuan BK. NO. (5/71
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      824 26 INCHCAPE BERHAD 71, Robinson Road, SINGAPORE 1. 7th July. 1971. The Directors of Jnchcape Berhad announce that the Offer made on the Bth June to stockholders of Motor Investments Berhad, having todate been accepted by holders of over 91% of the Motor Investments Berhad stock, the Offer is declared unconditional.
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      853 26 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BOARD Separate tenders are Invited for any one or all of the following (1) ERECTION tt COMPLETION* of One Block of 11/13Storey S-Room Improved Flats, Shops, One Eating House, One Block of 10/13Storey 1-Rootn Improved Flats, One Block of 11 12Storey l -Room Improved Flats and Two Blocks
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      657 26 o JUBONG TOWN CORPORATION TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited from Registered Contractors of the Corporation for the following projects: (A) SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF PILED FOUNDATION TO T-SHAPED FLATTED FACTORY BUILDING (BLOCK NO 2) IN TOA PAYOH INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, SINGAPORE. ELIGIBILITY: Piling $750,000/- and above. SHOWROUND: 14.7.71 at 10.00 a.m.
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      431 26 SINGAPORE TELEPHONE 'BOARD TENDER NOTICE A. Tender No. PI/ 18/71 Tenders are invited for the supply of 250.000 yds. Cable Leading -In 1 pr./2| Ib.; 1.200.000 yds. Cable Drop Wire BPO No. 3; 1.000.000 yds. Cable PVC No. 1. Orey 4-wire 9Jlbs. Closing Date on 20th August 1971 at 2.15
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      124 26 LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGAKA TANAH MELAYU PUR/TENDER 9921 A TRANSPORT OF STORES Tenders are Invited frpm companies operating reg v U r transport services for the transportation of materials from the Board's Central Stores. Jalnn Bangsar. Kuala Lumpur, to the various Board stations throughout Malaya for the period Ist August 1971
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      895 27 6.HKAL ADVtimstMENTS m«I.S£«HTS ACCEPTED W TO ANNOUNCCM.NT/.f»SONAL l.sp.srt tart: H cell ..r, J N p M U L y lie|Btars SSrt: ,1.« «n Usitnu «ir it mm Mtltnji t-f: mmt Wmmm M PKONE CATS. TEL: *****1 M.n.m.m «k*. {.atsser. iss MiliTt.l W75 s •BnJ. fID DETAILS *NsISBBf. Malipn II M
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      851 27 BRITISH ENGINEERING COMPANY requires experienced Marketing Re- I presentatlve to promote the Sales of Internationally known Brands of Machine Tools. Pumps, Generators. Woodworking Machines. Applicants should possess a minimum of 5 years Marketing experience and be earning a current salary of not less than $600/- per montb. Apply to Box
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      782 27 JAPAN IS! FAMILY requires general amah. Aie 16 to 40 year.. Must speak little English. Applicants to ring Mn. Ng Tel: *****1 during office hour. AMBITIOUS FINAL! TRAINEE Asst.Edltor for magaxlne. Able to tackle out-door assignment at Irregular hours. Details with non-returnable photo to Box A 5701 ST. SALESGIRLS, FACTORY
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    403 28 EXPERTS AND TRAINING SCHEMES SINGAPORE, Thurs. A R GANISATIONS in three countries have offered to help small industries in Singapore, according to Professor T.K. Tan, chairman of the Small Industries Development Action Group (SIDAG) here. The organisations are the Confederation of
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    $176,000 bill for 24-hour stopover -by QE
    132 28 $176,000 bill for 24-hour stopover -by QE- SINGAPORE, Thurs— The former Queen Elizabeth's 24-hour stop over in Singapore will cost her owner, Mr. C.Y. Tung of Hone K o n c. about $176,000 This estimate, which includes the cost of 1,800 tons of fuel taken on board was made today
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      Boycott hits a century
      294 29 T EEDS, Thurs— Geoff Boycott hit his third sue- cessive Test hundred in a brilliant innings which helped England snatch the initiative from Pakistan on the opening day of the Third and final cricket Test at Headingly here today. The Yorkshire opener batted superbly and in
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      SJI give rivals a 60-0 battering
      215 29 SJI give rivals a 60-0 battering UNBEATEN St. Joseph's Institution registered their highest score this season when they trounced Tun Serl Lanang 60-0 <slx goals and 10 tries > in a National Schools 'B division rugby match at Bras Basah Road yesterday. The win gave SJI the Oroup C championship
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      Whitlam sees a friendly soccer match
      85 29 PEKING, Thurs Australian Opposition Labour Party leader Gouph Whitlam and his delegation last night watched an international soccer match between China and Albania which was outstanding for its friendliness. Mr. Whitlam sat with other distinguished guests in Premier Chou En-Lai's box and watched what
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      Malaysia's Allan Hooi takes 18-pin lead
      237 29 TOKYO. Thurs. Malaysian champion Allan Hoot took 18-pln lead after the first days competition over 12 frames In the Cathay PaclMc-Bmnswlck Par East bowling grand finals here today. Hool, 28. twice Asian Masters champion and last year's run-ner-up in the CPA, scored a total
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      SCC edge Forces in k.o. hockey
      113 29 SCC edge Forces in k.o. hockey SINGAPORE. Cricket Club edged SAPSA B 2-1 in the SHA Junior knockout hockey competition on the padang yesterday. SCC found their scoring form after 25 minutes of kren tussling. Their goal came through Mike Scrutton who slammed in a sizzling shot off a short
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      Turf club adopts Pesta Sukan
      287 29 SINGAPORE Turf Club has adopted Pesta Sukan and has donated an undisclosed amount of money which has enabled the organisers to stage this year's meet on a bigger international footing. Uptil the adoption, Pesta Sukan this year had looked very much like being a local
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      Mahmud Mansoor decides to pole vault for Malaysia
      364 29 Mahmud Mansoor decides to pole vault for Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Former Singapore International pole vaulter. Mahmud Mansoor. Is almost certain of representing Malaysia in the Seap Games here in December. Mahmud. who holds the Seap Games record of 4.10 m (13 ft. 5 3 Bin>. has migrated to Malaysia
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      Lock icon Benson beats Keino by 0.2
      290 30 CTOCKHOLM, Thurs. J Tony Benson, Australia's new distance star, narrowly beat Kenyan ace Kip Keino to win an exciting 5,000 m race at a Stockholm international meet last night. The pair battled shoulder to shoulder over the last 150 metres, but Benson pulled away in
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      Lock icon Lions make one change for Test
      238 30 CHRISTCHURCH. Thurs. —The British Is'.es Rugby Union team, leading 1-0 In the series, show one change for the second Test against New Zealand here on Saturday. David Duckham, the English wing three quarter, has replaced Welshman John I Bevan on the left wing. The
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      German ban of four —players—
      67 30 German ban of four players— PRANKFURT. Thurs. The West German Football Federation yesterday suspended four Div 1 League players involved in a bribery scandal. The Federation suspended international goalkeeper Manfred Mangliti of Cologne, Bernd Patzke and Tasso Wild of Hertha BSC Berlin, and Lothar Ulsass of Eintracht Braunschweig until their
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      Bid for visit by Aussies
      279 30 From BARRY PESTANA PERTH, Thurs. A West Australian Rugby Union team may visit Singapore and Malaysia next season. The arrangements are being made by Graham Hornel, a former secietary of the Johore Rugby Union, who now lives in Perth. Mr. Hornel, a lieutenant in the
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      Cornejo shocks Bowrey in 3rd round
      232 30 DUBLIN. Thurs. Patrlcio Cornejo, the Chilean Davis Cup star, produced the first shock result of the Carrclls Irish Open tennis championships here when he- beat Australian professional Bill Bowrey 6-3. 6-3 in the third round yesterday. In the women's singles. Betty Stove, the 26-year-old
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      Lock icon PELE FOR PARIS 'ALMOST CERTAIN'
      120 30 PARIS. Thurs. Guy Crescent president of the Pans St. Germain soccer club said he was certain Pele would come here next year to play fur his club. Mr. Crescent was speaking on his return from Brazil, where he held talks with the directors of Santos
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      Pumas win
      19 30 CAPE TOWN. Tiiurs.— The Argentine Pum«s Rugby Union team beat Combined South African Colleges 18" 15 yesterday.
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      664 30 Nicklaus misses chance to take lead f ONDON, Thurs. Big-hitting favourite Jack Nicklaus crashed on the last two holes when all set to take the first round lead in the 100 th British Open golf championship here yesterday and slipped two strokes behind four Joint front runners. Mexican-born Lee Trevino,
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      Lock icon WCT willing to negotiate
      296 30 1 ONDON, Thurs. Directors of World Championship Tennis said tonight they would concentrate on their own competition following the International Lawn Tennis Federation's decision in Italy yesterday to ban WCT professionals from next years tournament circuit. The ILTF yesterday Imposed a ban on the WCT group
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      Lock icon US baseball results
      85 30 NEW YORK. Thurs Fesults of yesterdays US baseball games National Lcmioe: Montreal 12 New York 7. Houston 18 San Francisco 4; Chicago 6 Los Angeles 3. Chicago 4 Los Angeles 3 i2nd gumo; Pittsburgh 9 Cincinnati 3: Atlanta 4 Philadelphia 2; San Diego 4 St. Louis 1
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      Portman, Interpol impress in trials
      663 31  -  EPSOM JEEP By pORTMAN and Interpol, two newcomers in Class 4, impressed in their winding-up gallops at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Portman (Nawari Ali) did 3f in 36. Interpol (Johnny Nelson) beat Belly Dancer (A. K. Cheam) over 3f in 36 3/5. The going was good.
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      Lock icon Tengku's Stay Free scores again
      220 31 Tengku's Stay Free scores again f ONDON, Thurs. Stay Free, owned in partnership by former Malaysian Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman and Kuala Lumpur millionaire Lim Chooi Seng, won his third race In Britain yesterday. Ridden by Cliff Parkes Stay Free raced to a fourlength victory in the £439 Lanimer
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      Maffei wins sabre title
      42 31 VIENNA. Thurs. Michelc Mallei ot Italy scured an upset vie.cry in the worid tenon.-. championships when he won the men's individual sabre title here last night. Mallei snatched the title in a final bout against Hungarian Tamas Kovacs.
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      42 29 RUGGER Schools "A division semi-final: ACS v Raffles (Bras Basah Rd). HOCKEY SHA Junior k.o. Police C v Ceylon S.C. (Thomson Rd). SWIMMING Dunearn School heate (CSC). Ra flies Institution final (Amber Road). .SOCCER Friendly: Imperial Hotel v Hotel Malaysia (Farrer Park).
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      48 30 ALL HORSE-SPORT LOVERS ARE WELCOME TO THE SINGAPORE POLO CLUB GYMKHANA held at the Club's Polo Ground Thomson Road Singapore 10 on Saturday July 10th 1971 from 1.30 p.m. Sunday July 11th 1971 from 8.00 a.m. Entry by programme at $2.00 available at the entrance to the ground.
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    Jurong yard's 'big leap' forward
    180 32 MRS. Samornsri Viravan. wife of the director of the Economic Co-opera-tion Centre for Asian and Pacific Regions (ASPAC). pressing a button to launch the biggest ship built in South east Asia, at Jurong Shipyard last night. The Visahakit I, a 5,000-ton bulk oil carrier, was
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    NOT MY POLICY TO RESPOND TO OPEN LETTERS SAYS ENVOY
    284 32 NOT MY POLICY TO RESPOND TO OPEN LETTERS SAYS ENVOY SINGAPORE, Thursday T^HE United States Ambassador, Mr. Charles Cross, today told the Singapore National Union of Journalists it was not his policy to respond to open letters in reply to their request for clarification on the conduct of the Embassy's
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    Lock icon Talks deadlock
    16 32 BRUSSELS, Thurs. Talks between the Common Market and Japan ended In deadlock today. AP.
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    47 32 NEW YORK, Thurs. The FBI arrested two New Jersey men today end charged them with the robbery last year ol US$6OO,OOO ($1,800,000) worth of Jewellery from actress Sophia Loren. The suspects were Identified as Vincent M. Morris, 36, and Joseph Fernandez, 41. UPI.
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    London Stocks
    441 32 r ONDON. Thurs. Early Rains on x t the stock market today w»r« pared and sometimes reversed with buyera falling to follow-through Initial flrmneaa which followed publication of the Oovernment White Paper on Common Market entry. At 2.49 p.m. the Financial Times Index wu up 1.8 at 3*4.4
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    277 32 East Pak diplomats in Paris seek political -asylum PARIS, Thurs. Two East Bengali diplomats at the Pakistan embassy here said last night that they have asked the French Government for political asylum because they were ordered to return to West Pakistan. The diplomats, Mr. Mouchara Hussein and Mr Soucrate Alt,
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    Registrar defers decision on Gerakan committee
    333 32 Registrar defers decision on Gerakan committee UUALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs. The Registrar of Societies is to defer his decision on the constitutional legality or the 14-man Gerakan central executive commit tee elected by a special delegates conference last Saturday. He will make his decision only after the High Court ruling
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    English a 'must' in HK courts
    62 32 HONG KONG. Thurs. The Chinese language cannot be given equal status with English j in the colony s courts under the present legal system, the governmcn T -appointed Chinese Lan- guage committee said yesterday. "It is not practicably possible to translate all the relevant
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    31 32 TORONTO. Thurs. The Toronto Dominion Bank announced yesterday that it had acquired a 10 per cent Interest 1 In United Malayan Banking I Corp. of Malaysia. AP.
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    BRITAIN EXPELS THREE IRAQI DIPLOMATS
    72 32 LONDON, Thurs. The I British Government today ordered three Iraqi diplomats to leave the country. This follows the expulsion of three British diplomats from Baghdad earlier this month. The three Iraquls were the exact counterparts of the expelled Britons, a military attache and two first
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