The Straits Times, 8 August 1971

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    18 1 The Sunday Times Largest sales in Si. Asia No. 1845 SUNDAY AUGUST 8, 1971 20 CENTS SINGAPORE EDITION
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    Lock icon Golkar wins 72 pc of the seats in new House
    229 1 JAKARTA, Sat. Official results of the general elections announced today showed that President Suharto's Government would control 72 per cent of the seats in the new Parliament. The results confirmed the Government party Sekber Golkar's massive victory over the nine
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    G-E's super microscope
    36 1 NEW YORK. Sat The General Electric Company has cipveloped an electron microscope that ran dlrpctly magnify sample one million times. Other microscopes can enlarge size by 300.000 to 600,000 times, the company said.
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    Village ambush
    26 1 BANGKOK. Sat. About 30 communist terrorists ambushed a government force yesterday, killing a villager and wounding a policeman in the southern provlnc o! Phatthalung.
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    National Day special
    51 1 National Day special A FULL-CO-LOUR 38-page National Day special feature will be Issued with tomorrow's Straits Times. The spotlight this year is on Singapore's young military pilots and the new Singapore woman. TODAYS Sunday Times comes with an eight-page full-colour section in addition to the main section and The Asia
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    1.000-mile walk
    50 1 1,000-mile walk LANDS END (England). Sat. An 18-year-old British schoolboy today completed a walk of nearly 1.000 miles (1.610 kms> Trom John OGroats at the northern tip of Scotland to Land's End at the southwestern extremity of England. The schoolboy, Stephen Woodcock, arrived at Land's End utterly exhausted but Jubilant.
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    345 1 Reservoir in sea LESLIE FONG: As2som plan to join island to mainland to form a basin By Singapore, Saturday THE Government is planning to build a reservoir in the sea along the north-eastern coastline. It will be Singapore's biggest and may cost up to $250 million. The project is similar
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    Two share $10,000
    28 1 Two share $10,000 Two readers are sharing the $10,000 prize In the Straits Times word puzzle contest "D". Their names will be announced In the Straits Times tomorrow.
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    Part of Qantas ransom found
    58 1  -  SYDNEY. Sat. Police said today they had recovered between A*150,000 and A 5200.000 In cash which they believe to be part of the A*500.000 ransom paid by Qantas Airways to bomb hoaxers In May. The money was hidden behind bru Its In a wall of
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    KICKING OFF THE PESTA SUKAN
    148 1  -  LIM SUAN KOOI By SINGAPORE. Sat. It was certainly an unusual way of opening a sports festival Blood-curdling yells rang out at Jalan Brsar Stadium as 400 youngsters clad all in white, sprang alive with lethal flying kicks. But it was all done in the
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    Pay more evicted tenants, says Minister
    213 1 Pay more evicted tenants, says Minister SINGAPORE, Sat. The Minister for Labour, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, tonight called on private developers in Singapore to offer better compensation terms to those affected by urban renewal projects. He was speaking at the National Day celebration dinner of the Telok Ayer constituency at
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    Award winner
    28 1 MANILA, Sat. Dr. M. N. Swamlnathan, director of the Indian Agricultural Research Institute, has been selected to receive this years Ramon Magsaysay Award far community leadership.
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    Buried alive by well cave-in
    116 1 Buried alive by well cave-in SINGAPORE, Sat. k A boy was buried alive when earth surrounding a well suddenly collapsed pushing him into it at Bah Soon Pah Village, off Sembawang Road, yesterday. Ng Lee Hua, 17. was watching the well being constructed near his house at 3.15 p.m. when
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    Singapore the giant killer KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.
    50 1 Singapore the giant killer KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Singapore pulled off the biggest giant killing act In Merdeka soccer upset when they beat Asirn Games caampirus Burma 1-0 at Merdeka Stadium tonight. Singapore scored the winning goal in the 3Jid minute from a penalty by Dollah Kasslm. Full report: Page 22.
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    Lock icon 21 killed
    28 1 ACCRA, Sat. Twenty-one people were killed today In a head-on collision between a bus and a lorry on the Accra-Cape coast road 'n central Ghana. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Apollo heads for home
    35 1 HOUSTON. Sat. Americas Apollo 15 astronauts today headed straight for a spot In the Hawaiian sky and a Pacific Ocean splashdown with their priceless cargo of moon rocks aiirl film. Reuter.
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    Schools may switch to two terms next year
    419 1  - Schools may switch to two terms next year CHIA POTEIK By SINGAPORE, Sat. A two semester year for schools may be introduced next year. The Minister of State (Education), Dr. Lee Chiaw Meng, who announced today that the Ministry was considering this, said: "It is envisaged that In future there
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    Lock icon Ambassador to brief Nixon
    53 1 SAIGON. Sat. The United SUies Ambassador to South Vietnam, Mr. Ellsworth Bunker, flies to Washington tomorrow to brief President Nixon on recent developments pertaining to the October Presidential election. Mr. Bunker's visit was seen here as an indication of growing American concern about the conduct of
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      Lock icon Our finest momentby the Apollo men
      242 2 Our finest moment by the Apollo men HOUSTON. Sat APOLLO II mission commander David Scott said yesterday the finest moment of last weekend's historic moon exploration was standing on the slopes of Hadley Delta mountain. "Standing up on Hadley Delta, looking back at the lunar plain, the Rille. and seeing
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      Lock icon Nun does the hula hoop
      79 2 Nun does the hula hoop CISTLR Martin Denise, a Horn a n Catholic nun, gives it the old college try twirling a hoop as she is urged on by fellow c o 11 c g c students. ■Mai Denise is doing her summer studies at S h i p p
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      Russians accuse 4 British diplomats of spying
      190 2 Russians accuse 4 British diplomats of spying MOSCOW. Sat. The m Soviet Union yesterday accused the British Naval Attache here and three associates of spying and said attempts were made to gather Illegal Intelligence en Russian military and Industrial activities. The charge made In the Izvestia asked whether the time
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      Lock icon New Cabinet
      30 2 RABAT. Sat King Hassan 1 la -t night appointed a new cabinet composed of 16 Ministers led by Mr. Mohamed Karim Lamrani, previously Minister of i Finance. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Fiery plea
      25 2 SAIOON. Sat. A Buddhist menk burned himself to death yesterday praying for peace in Tarn Ky tewn of Northern Quang Tin Province. Reuter.
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      Lock icon It1 s hello Burma now by Mao
      368 2 It' s hello Burma now by Mao HONG KONG, Saturday. £HINA moved today to resolve difficulties with Burma in another stage in her new diplomatic policy aimed at winning friends around the world, following talks in Peking yesterday between Premier Chou En-lai and Burmese leader General Ne Win "on a
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      Lock icon RHODESIA: A HINT BY SMITH
      86 2 RHODESIA: A HINT BY SMITH SALISBURY. Sat. prime Minister lan Smith has broken liis long silence on secret AngloRhodesian peace tulles and prompted speculation that he may be preparing to make some concession toward securing an Independence settlement with Britain. The concession, political observers believe, could be the scrapping of
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      Hush-hush Peking trip
      126 2 JJONG KONG. Sat. A Chinese nuclear physicist who was awarded the Nobel Prize after becoming an American citizen has gone to Peking secretly, according to a Press report here. The Star, quoting its China sources, named the scientist as Mr. Yang Chenning. who shared the Nobel Prize
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        Lock icon 'So sorry' says BBC to Wilson
        121 2 'So sorry' says BBC to Wilson T ONDON. Sat. The quarrel bet. the British Broadcasting Corporation and Opposition Labour Party leader Mr. Harold Wilson was settled yesterday with the BBC making a televised apology over comments it earned on the former Prime Minister's published memoirs. Mr. Wilson and members of
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        17 2 WASHINGTON: The Washington Star today reported a power struggle between two key members of the Haitian Government.
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        35 2 The dispute between MarieDenlse Dominique, the sister of President Jean Claude Duvaller. and Minister of Delence Luckner Cambronne, has plunged Haiti into its worsi political crisis since the death of President Duvaller in April. AP
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        46 2 WASHINGTON: Author Pearl Buck announced yesterday that she would extend her efforts to help Asian American children fathered by American Gls in Vietnam. The 79-year-old Fulitzer Prize winner said now that the war Is winding down is the time to help the fatherless Vietnamese children. AP.
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        51 2 BONN: A German footballer, Juergen Neumann, has admitted he handed over 45,000 marks (£5,000) to an opposing team as the price for letting his side win a match. Neumann, a former player for Armlnla Bielefeld, made his admission In a letter to the Football Federation which is Investigating the scandal.
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        27 2 SANTIAGO: Four Cabinet Ministers gave In their resignations to President Allende yesterday, causing Chiles first Cabinet crisis since t.he Marxist President took office on 1 Nov 4.-UPI.
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    Cheung brothers still thrill the crowds
    443 3 LAN PEREIRA.. Story by .Picture by ROSLI HURMIN I/lALA LUMPUR, Sat.— To some people football is merely a pastime but to Taiwan's Cheung brothers. Chi Doy and Chi Wai, it's ,i way of life. Chi Doy, the elilcr. and (hi Wai are the only
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    Widow Mildred world** 4th woman general
    146 3  - Widow Mildred world's 4th woman general WASHINGTON, Sat. i 1 T with a kiss from her boss. Mildred C. Bailey, a 52--year-old widow, was recently made a Brigadier General and named Director of the Women's Army Corp (WAC). Shr thus became the fourth woman General in any military service in
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    Lock icon Educator gets that top award
    123 3 Educator gets that top award MANILA, Sat. Dr. Moncompu Sambasiva Swaminathan. director of the Indian Agricultural Research Institute, has been selected to receive this year's Ramon Magsaysay award for community leadership. A spokesman for the Magsaysay Award Foundation said Dr. Swami- Nathan was chosen for his contributions as educator of
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    Lock icon Seven U.S. beauties for Saigon tour
    129 3 Seven U.S. beauties for Saigon tour ATLANTIC CITY. 3at. Miss America and six State beauty queens are going to Vietnam next week with the hope they'll be the last troupe irom the beauty pageant to entertain American soldiers in South-east Asia. "We all agree we want the boys to be
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    Tightroper Burbach's big splash
    72 3 I ONDON. Sat— A tightrope walker from Cologne made a splash here yesterday right into the River Thames from a height of 60 feet. But 30-year-old Franz Josef Burbach was not injured, Just disappointed. Burbach had wanted to walk an 820-foot tightrope across the river to
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    Lock icon Thanks to widower F chastity belts are now cheaper
    313 3 Thanks to widower chastity belts are now cheaper 1 ONDON, Sat. Chastity belts are a little cheaper in Britain today thanks to a 70-year-old Member of Parliament. Mr. Marcus Lipton, a Labour Party member in Britain, asked the Government to rule whether a chastity belt Is an item of clothing,
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    Lock icon Freedom swim by a doctor
    159 3  -  HAMBURG. Sat. A doctor escaping from East Germany swam the Baltic Sea for 24 hours before a West German yacht picked him up, West German Police reported recently. A spokesman said Dr. Peter Doebler. 31, accomplished the escape in a diver's suit equipped with rubber
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    Call to set up varsity centre to study teaching methods
    532 4 Call to set up varsity centre to study teaching methods MASIE KWEE: BID TO PROMOTE 'EFFICIENT LEARNING' By Singapore, Sat. I OCAL academic staff at the University of Singapore have stressed the need for an institution of research to evaluate and upgrade teaching methods and learning efficiency in the university.
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    society decision
    148 4 New S' pore Japan tax pact to boost two way trade SINGAPORE, Sat. An avoidance of double taxation agreement between Singapore and Japan will pave the way for an Increasing tempo of Japanese Involvement In the Republic and strengthen economic co-operation between the two countries. The agreement was published In
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    Nantah criticises society decision
    230 4 SINGAPORE, Sat. There should be no discrimination against its graduates on the question of recognising their degrees. Prof. Liv Kungkwel, chairman of Nanyang University's Department of Accountancy, said today. No matter they passed out under the old or new curricular structure, they should be given the
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    Labourers fined for trespass
    57 4 SINGAPORE, Sat. Two labourers were fined a total of $250 today when they admitted being In the PSA wharf area without a permit yesterday. Ogll bin Slgon was fined $150 for being in a protected place near godown 23 and Ng Sang Sing $100 for trespassing
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    WATER USE UP AGAIN
    58 4 SINGAPORE, Sat. An increase of 1.1 million gallons in yesterday's water use raised the demand level to 99.4 million gallons. Since last Saturday consumption has been close to the 100-million-gallon mark, with the exception of Wednesday. There was rain in two of the three catchment areas
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      413 4 Growing side by side with Singapore MILLIONS: SINGAPORE DOLLARS 3 000 1 1 6,000 1 1 1 SPORE GDP 2,500 1 5,000 i^MM^m I I 2,000 4,000 j 1,500 3,000 1 OCBC ft^^^^^H [AsstTsl SPORE I 1.000 2,000 500 /ocbcß 1,000 HH||HH^^^El year 1959 1970 1959 1970 As Singapore progresses,
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      958 4 On your TV and Radio S.N ».M. Opening Followed by The 5.15 Daniel Boone: Long Way Home f Programme Summary Butch With Love Jack La Lanne Show (Malay subtitles) l*\ J° to e ults c l\* a > an Kull 11.15 Tom and Jerry Show (A Cartoon 5.55 For the
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    MP will not appeal for lower house prices
    173 5 MP will not appeal for lower house prices SINGAPORE, Sat. The MP for Whampoa, Dr. Augustine H.H. Tan, has decided not to appeal to the Housinß Board again to reduce further the sale prices of 199 terrace houses in St. Michael's Estate. He said in a statement: "I do not
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    Dr. Goh to open Asian Christian Conference
    83 5 Dr. Goh to open Asian Christian Conference SINGAPORE, Sat. The Minister for Defence, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, will open the sixth Asian Christian Conference at the Singapore Conference Hall at 8 p.m. tomorrow. Over 250 delegates will attend the five-day conference, organised by the Singapore Christians' Association, and held (or
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    Girls who starred with Elvis here to put on own show
    329 5 Girls who starred with Elvis here to put on own show NELLIE HAR By IT was a long time back when the King of rock-and-roll, Elvis Presley, held all the three sisters in his arms and on his shoulders. The girls are young ladies now. But in the minds of
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    Seven Indons jailed for illegal entry
    69 5 Seven Indons jailed for illegal entry SINGAPORE, Sat. Seven Indonesians who admitted entering Singapore illegally on July 2, were Jailed today. Suparno bin Tuklman, 20. was sentenced to three weeks while Andy bin Subuh. 20, and DJom bin All, 26. each got two weeks. The other four, Ahmad bin Hazlz
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    Youth stole while on probation
    45 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. A Jobless youth who stole while on probation was today sentenced to the Reformative Training Centre. Chew Chean Sang, 19. admitted he had stolen a motor-cycle on July 21 while he was under a year's probation for theft.
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    Hawker allowed $1,000 bail
    52 5 SINGAPORE, Sat. A hawker, Quek Cheow Hua. 65, was allowed 11.000 ball today when he denied fracturing the nose of another hawker. Chla Ah Slah. 68. In Jalan Hock Chye. oil Tampines Road, at 8 30 p.m. on Oct. 24 last year. Trial was fixed for
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    Dinner guest
    29 5 SINGAPORE. Sat The MP for Thoraaon, Mr. Ang Nun Plau. was guest of honour tonight at a dinner and concert given by his constituency for National Servicemen.
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    Fun fair to raise funds for school
    66 5 SINGAPORE, Sat. The chairman of Jurong Town Corporation, Mr. Woon Wan Siang, today opened the St. Andrew's School School fun fair at its grounds in Woodsville. Mr. Woon appealed for support "so that St. Andrew's can upkeep Its good record of producing top
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    Protest students to boycott classes at new campus
    207 5 Protest students to boycott classes at new campus SINGAPORE, Sat. Singapore Polytechnic students are planning a boycott of lectures at the new Dover Road campus as the second stage in their protest against a decision to move part of the institute there. This action, planned today by the Singapore Polytechnic
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    Aug. 17 party
    29 5 SrNOAPORE. Sat. The Indonesian Ambassador. Brig-Gen Soenarso. and his wife will hold a reception at Wisma Indonesia on Aug. 17 to celebrate their country's Independence Day.
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    The day a man tried to summon his ex. lover
    262 6 The day a man tried to summon his ex. lover SINGAPORE, Sat. A mechanical contractor was assaulted by his former lover) when he tried to serve a summons on her for allegedly smashing his telephone and windows, a magistrate's court heard today. The woman, Lav Pak Moi, £9, unemployed, was
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    I Fined $300 for theft of bag
    74 6 Fined $300 for theft of bag SINGAPORE, Sat. A labourer was fined $300 by a magistrate today for stealing a bag 1 containing personal belonging* of another labourer. Ismail bin Mohammed Dom. 21, admitted stealing the bat; containing a Jacket, a shirt, a pair of trousers, a singlet, a knife
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    Crackdown begins on cinema ticket touts
    265 6 MORE THAN 70 ARRESTED IN FIVE DAYS SINGAPORE, Saturday yilF Customs De- partment here has launched an Islandwide crackdown on cinema touts. More than 70 touts have been arrested since the drive, code-named Operation Black Market Swoop, began on Tuesday. About 1,500 cinema tickets
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    Worker crushed to death tractor
    129 6 Worker crushed to death tractor SINGAPORE. Sat. A quarry worker was crushed to death when he was run over by a tractor In Chua Chu Kang Road today. Tan Bock Eng. 25. of Cassia Crescent, off Gulllemard Road, was working at Llai: Hup granite quarry. In Jalan Perang. off 10J
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    Registration of children at the ACS
    131 6 Registration of children at the ACS SINGAPORE, Sat. Mr. Ang Kheng Chiang principal of Anglo-Chinese Junior School in Barker Road, today clarified a statement In last Tuesday's Straits Times in whlchne was reported as saying "all 160 vacancies In his school had been filled up on Saturday by church members
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    Holiday TV for students
    67 6 SINGAPORE. Sat. Special television programmes for Secondary Four students will be telecast over Channel 5 of TV Singapore during the August school holidays. They are: Julius Ceasar at 12.48 pm on Aug. 10; Midsummer Night's Dream at 1.03 pm on Aug. 11; To Kill a Mockingbird
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    Death fall girl identified
    36 6 SINGAPORE. Sat. Police tc*av identified Miss Rukumanl Veerappan Krlshnan. 20. of Margaret Drive, as the girl who fell to her death from a block of HDB flats in Prince Charles Square yesterday.
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    Lines damaged
    34 6 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Sat. Damage to underground cables caused long delays In telephone calls between Buklt Mertajam and Penang today. The fault was detected last night. Workmen started repairing the lines this morning.
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    • Palmist fails to foretell own misfortune
    172 6 Palmist fails to foretell own misfortune SINGAPORE. Sat— lndian astro-palmist "Professor" R. N. Shastry (above) has foretold many tnlngs. But he did not foresee the dark figure stealing into his hotel room last night and making off with all his money. Fortunately, the tools of his trade— a magnifying glass,
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    Three policemen deny taking S2O bribe
    79 6 CINOAPORE, Sat. Three police constables today denied taking a $20 bribe from an illegal immigrant on July 7. Abdul Latlff bin Selamat. 24. Ismail bin Ameer, 22. and Ahmad Sanlp bin Husln. 21, were alleged to have accepted the bribe from Ramses so Galingglng
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    Contest strictly for the birds
    63 6 IPOH. Sat. Champion singers, some costing as much as $2,000 each, and from as far as Thailand and Johore. will take part in the Perak open merbok singing competition here tomorrow. About no birds, including 57 from Perak and 42 from Selangor. will take part
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    Charcoal seller jailed six months for having opium
    115 6 SINGAPORE, Sat. A charcoal seller was jailed for six months today for having two Ib. of raw opium. Chua Chin Hong, 45, was also fined SlOO for having 10 boons of prepared opium and another $100 for having opium utensils In Geylang
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    Only 4pc of our heart surgery patients die
    208 6 SINGAPORE. Sat.— There were 771 heart patients who underwent surgical treatment at both Outram and Tan Tock Seng Hospitals fr^m September 1965 to May this year. A report on the surgical treatment of cardiac disease in Singapore, presented to the sixth Singa-pore-Malaysia
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    Drug youth fined
    35 6 SINGAPORE. Sat. A jobless youth, Jamil bin Smwan 19. was fined $150 today when he admitted having two pllh containing rythaqualone poisonous drug at Qupen: Crescent at 9.56 p.m. O.i July 21
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    Boy of 14 tried to undress 3O.yearold woman
    162 7 Boy of 14 tried to undress 3O.year old woman IJKNANG, Sat. A R 14 year old boy waylaid a 30-year-old woman at Kampong Perils, Bayan Lepas, on July 7 this year and tried to undress her, the Juvenile Court was told today. The boy admitted using criminal force on the
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    Four accused of hurting shopkeeper
    90 7 Four accused of hurting shopkeeper SINGAPORE, Sat. Four youths today denied causing grievous hurt to a shopkeeper while attempting to extort money from him on July 27. Cheh Chlng Chuan. 18 Poon Shu Kin. 17, Lim Swee Lee. 15, and Ng Ngiap Hong, also 15. were alleged to have been
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    Extra time tomorrow on TV and radio
    131 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. Radio and Television Singapore will extend their hours of transmission on Monday to celebrate National Day. All language services of Radio Singapore tomorrow will remain open till 2 a.m. on Monday. Transmission on Monday will begin at 5 a.m., an hour
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    Basketball diplomacy can also help in politics, says Jek
    336 7 (SINGAPORE, Sat. There lias been ;i lot of talk recently about ping pong diplomacy. Hut given the opportunity, basketball diplomacy can also be developed. The Minister for culture, Mr. Jek Youn Thong, said this tonight when he opened the Singapore 197
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    THE SHOW GOES ON DESPITE THE RAIN...
    156 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. Rain today threatened to wash out a National Day variety show at the MacRltchle Reservoir organised by the Public Utilities Board. Minutes before the late afternoon show, an overcast sky hung over the reservoir threatening the crowd with a drench Ing.
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    Steel strike?
    33 7 PENANO. Sat The Union of Malayawata Steel Workers at the Integrated steel mill at Pral Is considering taking Industrial action to press claims for fringe benefits and Improved conditions of employment.
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    NEW NAME AND NEW UNIFORM FOR POLICE CADETS
    127 7 NEW NAME AND NEW UNIFORM FOR POLICE CADETS SINGAFORE. Sat. The Police Cadet Corps have been renamed the National Cadet Corps from July 20 and will wear the same blue uniforms as the Singapore Police Force members. They will make their debut in their new uniforms at the National Day
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    'Don't stay smug in better times' advice by MP
    389 7 'Don't stay smug in better times' advice by MP SINGAPORE, Sat. Singaporeans should be on guard against complacency in better times as "it is always easier to slide down a slope than climb it." Mr. S. Ramaswamy. MP for Potong Paslr, gave this advice at the constituency's National Day celebrations
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    Exercise to record sea currents
    73 7 Exercise to record sea currents SINGAPORE. Sat. An exercise to record sea currents In two places Immediately behind Pulau Sebarok in the South Western Petroleum Anchorage, has started and will last for one-and-a-half months. Plat-top steel barges with the appropriate International code signals will mark the position of metre arrays
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    Parade in the evening if it rains at 9 a.m.
    103 7 SINGAPORE, Sat.— The National Day parade scheduled to start at 9 a.m. on Monday will be postponed to 5 p.m. in the vent of bad weather, the Ministry of Defence announced today. President Sheares will then arrive at City Hall
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    Mr. Lee's message on TV and radio tonight—
    151 7 Mr. Lee's message on TV and radio tonight SINGAPORE. Sat. Radio and Television Singapore will broadcast th; Prime Minister's National Day message tomorrow night in all four languages. Mr. Lee Kuan Yews message can be heard over the radio at 7.25 p.m. (Malay); 10 p.m. (Chinese); 8.40 p.m. (Tamil) and
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      Getting into school
      163 8 Getting into school HPHE problem of queues during school registration defies satisfactory explanation. This is the essence of Dr. Lee Chiaw Meng's statement in Parliament last week. The statement has a fatalistic flavour least expected of a Singapore Ministry. Queues, some of them chaotic, have been an annual registration hazard
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      Immature antics
      84 8 OINGAPOREANS have, in the past few months, been subjected to a rather confusing time at the hands of would-be political Opposition groups. Will the new group which is to revamp the ancient machinery of the workers' party prove any different? They can only do so by listing in
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      Cards and jams
      63 8 HPHE disembarkation cards for visitors to Malaysia —to be introduced next week—will undoubtedly help the authorities keep an effective check on overstayers. They will also restrict the movement of Singapore criminals who so often flee to the Peninsula for cover. But weekend Causewaycommuters have, conceivably, only worse
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      A pity
      43 8 TTs a pity that the Apollo splashdown was at 4.16 a.m. today—the Sentosa satellite station's first day. The timing has denied Singaporeans a simultaneous "live" vie*' of this big event. We hope Apollo 16 comes down at a more earthly hour.
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    Hawkers who ladle and yodel their way to riches
    973 8  - Hawkers who ladle and yodel their way to riches LAWRENCE DIFFICULT TO SPOT THESE 'INVISIBLE AFFLUENT IN THEIR SIMPLE GARB i By BASAPA, Singapore THERE is, among Singapore's estimated 45,000 hawkers, a group that could be tagged "The Invisible Affluent." People who boil, fry and ladle their way to wealth.
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    Talking points
    33 8 The pages of history are full of the names of great men. They have always been a nuisance. Sir Patrick Hastings. Several excuses are always less convincing than one. Aldous Huxley.
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    A glorious chapter comes to an end lor RAF Penang
    614 8  - A glorious chapter comes to an end lor RAF Penang OH KEE TIANG. By Penang A 31-year chapter in the history of the Royal Air Force's association with Penang will come to a close in September when the last independent unit leaves this island. The No. 1 Air Defence Centre's
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    Lock icon Computer aid for open heart surgery
    318 8 Computer aid for open heart surgery TREATMENT 01 patients recoverii. from open heart sur gery at a Tokyo Ho.' pital is being part!', taken over by a com puter. The Heart Institute the Tokyo Women's Mt dical College has de\ i loped what it says is tl. first completely autonu
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      111 8 MAJULAH SINGAPURA Our Heartiest and Warmest Greetings to THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Welcome to THE PESTA SUKAN WATER CARNIVAL at 6 ms. Pasir Panjang Road. Singapore, on the Bth August, 1971 ON THE CELEBRATION OF NATIONAL DAY IN ACTION j^jjjpgf Insist on MERCURY J| The Finest Name In Outboard Motors
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      45 8 BTSTaI &xi Ivtws, whan I ...ft would belch its WW J m w 0m EnwvHnievtt! authorised tfvrt new etvoke right Into *q ia^^ ia Xfl bo they thank fycfoni 'didnt I txdwetvi u//txiotv-=> wecktotaire? realise.., I^B J sacrifice,., ...s*vl nt^e Ht*&e! LamminiiiinnmilniHHMMaßHiaa^HaMHiKim WIUIKCI ••< iot tonaaai
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      The Fabulous Burtons
      3074 9 John Cottrell and Fergus Cashin By A new way of life— as a married man and an actor in demand ON November 22, 1943, 12 d;iys alter his 18lh birlftday, Richard Burton made liis first appearance as a professional actor. His was' a small part. Not one
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      133 9 J will he get the future he deserves? Without you, your son's life would never be the same. But at least \.<u can ensure thai, should you die, your family will still be able to live in reasonahlc comltTi and enjoj M>mc of [he things you had planned for them.
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      ON WITH THE LIGHTS SO YOU MAY HELP SA YE A LIFE
      772 10 ON WITH THE LIGHTS SO YOU MAY HELP SA VE A LIFE TYRES aren't the only neglected items on most cars. Lights are just as neglected, if not more. Even some of the best known manufacturers produce cars with poor lighting, and it's a wonder that there aren't more accidents
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      THE FASTEST WITH THE MOSTEST ON WATER
      671 10 THE FASTEST WITH THE MOSTEST ON WATER ■H. 'A SB^Ssi sBSi ■> rpODAY we take a look at some of the greatest achievements on water. The feat with the mostest is that of Britain's Donald Campbell, who set the highest speed ever achieved on water at 328 mph. Campbell also
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      531 10 II JMBill* lil^l^ ill B^MBB^BBMBBBBI |^H I plecart "Daddy Long pHARLES Clayton, exil- to disturb him if Hanu- Legs" comes over Channel \j ed from the Ameri- man would marry her 8 at 1 Pm can continent slips into He agrees. The Klowns. a circus- the country to meet The
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      'Encore/ 'bravo' or rotten eggs and oranges
      933 11 'Encore,' 'bravo' or rotten eggs and oranges PAUL ABISHEGANADEN By THE ARTS THE current convention of having performers in "shows" with the good humoured exhortation to give so and so "a big hand, confirms the view that concert-goers of today if lacking in discernment in the matter of artistic Judgment,
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      The first time Tennessee met Elizabeth
      532 11 TENNESSEE Williams sits there fondling the only martini he will have this evening. He has been in town for weeks and he has weathered all the bad reviews, all the heartbreak connected with the recent opening of his new play, "Out cry." He has
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      479 11 Singapore Malaysia PKSTA Sukan Water tar- "THE CRI CIBLE" I ninival at Pasir Panjans. versify Theatre (Ml). K opposite Haw Par Villa. p.m. Martinf from 10 a.m. CHILDREVS Art MvNATIONAL stamp exhibi- urn 930 a.m. to tion at Victoria Memorial „,?v,?; m w,,i«... i Hall from 10 a.m. to 10
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      Catching up on fast moving 20th century
      562 12 Catching up on fast moving 20th century II I S T O R I C ALLY Egypt was for centuries the centre of civilisation in the Middle East, superseded only by "the cradle of civilisation, Mesopotamia.'' It was on the Nile that Moses was found in the bullrushes and when
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      School clerks have to retire at 55—Ministry
      786 13 School clerks have to retire at 55— Ministry SCHOOL clerks will have to retire at 55 years, according to a Government answer to a People and Problems query on this. This is because "there is no regulation which permits school clerks to work until the age of 60," says the
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      Sorry, no research
      61 13 TO "SQC-TEP 3F T" of Singapore. Sorry, but this column does not do research work for students. You should appreciate that this would amount to asking us to do part of your examination for you. You will have to do the work yourself and we suggest you
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      Lighter side of life this Sunday morning
      139 13 Lighter side of life this Sunday morning yURICH: An adven- turous tabby kitten called Miezi has Just completed an 11,500 mile plane odyssey over America, Europe and Africa hidden in the air conditioning system of a DC-8 airliner. The kitten had slipped Into an air-conditioning hose at Chicago's O'hare airport,
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      GOLDEN SOUR NOTES
      136 13 WASHINGTON: A rock group that was about to fold because none of its members could sing or play very well has become a smash hit alter the manager made a few changes. "Do you mean, sir, that you hired some better musicians and singers" a reporter asked
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      UN-DUSTING A FORTUNE
      93 13 MARSEILLES: A family in this French city struck it rich when they were told that three dust-laden paintings hanging in their suburban home were masterpieces by Rembrandt. Velasquez and Watteau. A Marseilles art expert said he discovered the masterpieces while restoring and cleaning them for the family,
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      43 13 NEW YORK: A sympathetic gunman robbed Danny's Tavern in Elkhat in Indiana the other night. He took US$2,OOO, but left US$l5O dollars in one-dollar bills so that owner Daniel Brigant would have change for the rest of the night's business.—Agencies.
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      Spotlight on K.L. universities
      142 13 THE University of Malaya and the year-old National University (Universiti Kebangsaan) in Kuala Lumpur's Pantai Valley form what is probably the largest university complex in this part of the world. And it has its share of problems, ranging from "brain drain" to language. The Asia Magaiine
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      Lock icon Scientists claim this love potion —works—
      235 13 Scientists claim this love potion works LONDON, Sat. LONDON, Saturday. J^ LOVE stimulant that actually works was claimed yesterday by five British scientists. It is a kird ot aromatic mixture, designed to be sniffed, not drunk. The findings are published in Nature, a highly respected scientific journal. But so far
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      Lock icon First woman ASP for H.K.
      57 13 First woman ASP for H.K. HONO KONG. Sat. The Royal Hun.» Kong Police has appointed a woman officer to the rank of assistant superintendent in the colony's 130-year history. She is Htien Lvi Che-Ying. a high school graduate who joined the force in 1960. She will take charge of the
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      Lock icon Right man at right time
      47 13 Right man at right time SAN DIEGO. Sat. The ship's dentist aboard the San Diegc-based cruiser Chicago was the right man at the right time. When the radar broke aboard the hip he climbed the 100 It tower and pasted it back together with dental acrylic. UPI.
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    Police open fire to break up Sembawang gang clash
    152 14  - Police open fire to break up Sembawang gang clash N. G. KUTTY By SINGAPORE, Saturday 4 POLICE constable opened flre to break up a gang clash at Sembawang early yesterday. Two men injured In the clash were arrested and sent to Outram Hospital for treatment. A police spokesman said this
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    Thousands stay up to watch eclipse of the moon
    25 14 1-28 a.m. 1.30 a.m. 1.3S a.m. 1.40 a.m. 1.45 a.m. 1.50 a.m. 1.55 a.m. 2 a.m.
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    Music entries
    31 14 SINGAPORE, Sat. Entries for the London Royal Schools of Music examination or Nov. 6 must reach the Chief Examinations Officer, Ministry of Education. Kay Slang Road by Aug 27.
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    When to collect lottery prizes
    83 14 When to collect lottery prizes SINGAPORE. Sat The 3-D ($100) prizes of the Singapore Sweep Draw No. 8 71 held on Aug. 5 will be paid from Aug. 12. and the 4-D ($250 to $500) and other prizes from Aug. 13. Winners can collect their prizes at the Singapore Pools
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    BANK WINS DISPUTE OVER OWNERSHIP OF SI MIL PASIR PANJANG PROPERTY
    875 14 SINGAPORE. Sat. Three members of a family today lost a High Court civil suit to a local bank over ownership of a substantial property In West Coast Road. According to an Informed source, the property may fetch about $1
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    Cabaret girls and dance halls on way out in Malaysia
    680 15 HARJAGDISH SINGH By Xl ALA LUMPUR, Sat. M ;i layiia's oldstyle cabarets with their taxi-dancers arq on the way oul And it is only n matter of time before they Income memories in the i-mv of the more sophisticated nightclubs.
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    Books gift to library
    62 15 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Asia Foundation will on Tuesday donate 760 books on science to the library of the proposed Science Centre which is being built at Jurong Town. Mr. L.S. Sloan, representative of the foundation, will present the books to the chairman of the Science Centre
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    Prize-giving
    39 15 3INOAPORE, Sat The Minister of BUte for Finance, Mr. Tang See Chlm. tonight presented pities to the dinners of the table- tennis and basketball tournaments held at the Lam Soon community centre, 13 mile Chua Chu Kang Road.
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    Problems of youth
    53 15 Problems of youth SINGAPORE. Sat. The acting Director of the Singapore University's School of Education. Mr. Gwee Yee Hean. will speak on Youth Problems of today at the National Library at 3 p.m. on Wednesday. Tickets for the talk, which will be In Chinese, are available at the information desk.
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    The 'numbers' way to the top...
    324 15 SINGAPORE, Sat MINISTER of State (Finance), Mr. Tan* See Chim. today stressed the importance of mastering the technique of "numeracy" the ability to handle numbers due to the internationalization of Singapore's business. Mr Tang, who was opening the National Management Ohm at Singapore Hilton,
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      1415 17 IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY year will be an easy one your background and on mwgfg mimnPf V?#%VB VAf T ft 1 ll I J TODAY... you are ac- for you but where people your style of living. J| JtlJtO WmU JSIMm JT \#M% A Bfl v j customed to taking
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    The case for classification in Spore
    330 18 The case for classification in Spore PUBLIC REACTION COULD BE STUDIED DURING A TRIAL PERIOD C LA SSI F I CAof films may be introduced in Singapore as B result or the work of the Singapore Film Advisory Committee set up recently to study the issue here. The committee, I
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    208 18 UP, UP AND AWAY AT LAST ON SELF-MADE WINGS BREWSTER McCLOUD, directed by Robert Al l ma n whose last film was "Mash", opens with a derisive remark over the M.GJVI. lion's roar. Rather unusual but at least it was clear that we were in for a rood laufh. Next
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    Fonteyn will dance here in November
    362 18 THEATRE F|AME MARGOT FONTEYN will be performing 17 at the National Theatre on Nov. 2 and 3. She will dance with the Australian Ballet. Ballet enthusiasts are well advised to make a note of these dates in their diaries and watch for the opening
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    25 19 TODAY WATER CARNIVAL 1971 Joan Booty s models pnrarnt "Bob's Kashlons" featuring Polaroid Sun- glasses Make-up by Revlon Show sponsored hy Hlcee and FAN.
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    18 19 IN FONDEST MEMORY of ST Poorc departed on <J. r > Rememrn-red by wife, childrvn and grandchildren
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    43 19 IN MEMORIAM In lovinc memory of MR. S. Arm than, who left n» on Bth. Auk. 1969. "His presence we miat, but love we cherish. His ruidance we follow, and soul we pray." Dearly remembered by wife. children. dau(htrr-in-Uw and f rand -children.
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    Favourites India Jedge Kiwis in sixes final
    447 19  - Favourites India Jedge Kiwis in sixes final ERNEST FRID4 By JNDIA won the Pesta six-a-side hockey tournament when they edged New Zealand by two short corners in a closely contested final at Jalan Besar yesterday. This was the first time both teams met since New Zealand beat India 1-0 in
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    CHAN URGES SWIMMERS: BE GOOD ENVOYS
    282 19 OINGAPORE swimmers to the Second Asian Age Group Meet at Tokyo on Aug. 16 and 17 were told to do their best and strive hard to win honours for the country. They were urged to do this uy Amateur Swimmin Association president Chan Chee
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    WRESTLING EXPECTS A RECORD TURNOUT
    263 19 WRESTLING EXPECTS A RECORD TURNOUT SIXTEEN competitors from Malaysia. Singapore and Indonesia will compete In this year's Pesta Sukan Wrestling tournament, beginning tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Singapore Badminton Hall. A record 4.000 spectators are expected on each night of the two-day tournament. Ceylon, who had agreed to take
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    Bevan ties try record
    77 19 Bevan ties try record WHANGAREI, Sat. John Bevan today equalled the tryscoring record for a Rugby Union tourist In New Zealand as he helped the British Lions to a narrow 11-5 win over North Auckland here. Bevan scored In a corner with only seconds left to tie the record of
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    Aussie soccer results
    393 19 SYDNEY. Sat. Results of Australian association football matches today were: NSW North Div One and Two no matches scheduled. NSW federation Div 2 Bankstown 1 Concordia 0. Nth. Sydney 2 Corinthians 5 Div. 3 Arncllfle 1 Banks 0. Lane Cove 2 Campb'ltown 2, Northern 3. N. Bankstown
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    1198 20  - The unkindest cut of all Alan Hubbard RING OF TRUTH by No doubt about the man of the 1960s as fas as boxing is concerned. It was Cassius Clay. However, ALAN HUBBARD concludes his big-fight series with a reminder that but for the clock, and a cut, Henry Cooper might
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    Coleman lands a treble to take score to 47
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    Count Carlo can score again
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    Yates to fly out to HK in October
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      435 21 DUIVIEX requires MOTHERCRAFT NURSES To detail baby foods and other products to professional contacts and visit homes in West Malaysia. Applicants must satisfy these minimum conditions: 25-35 years of age. with nursing or midwifery qualifications either SRN SEAN or midwife; fluent In English, Bahasa Malaysia. Hokkien and Cantonese possess a
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    Hurrah! It's a great Spore win
    620 22  - Hurrah! It's a great S'pore win CONRAD NG Singapore 1 Burma 0: by QALLANT Singapore caused the first major upset in the Merdeka soccer tournament last night when they subdued strongly fancied Burma 1-0 at Merdeka Stadium in Kuala Lumpur. Although Singapore's winning goal came from a penalty in the
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    Wok calls for continuous effort
    519 22 'THE Minister for So- cial Affairs and chairman of the National Sports Promotion Board, Inche Othman Wok, yesterday called for "a sustained, continuous and ex- panding effort" in sports promotion. Declaring open the 1971 Pesta Sukan at Sports House, Farrer Park, he said: "Surely, possibly
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    United in finals
    32 22 SEREMBAN. Sat. Johore United and Varsity Blues will contest the All Blues rugby final tomorrow In the semi-finals today, Johore United beat Penang 34-0 and Varsity beat NSCRC 19-5.
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    Indon hattrick upsets India
    410 22 Indonesia 3 India 1 INDONESIAN soccer 1 found a new hero in a sturdily-built striker named Waskito, who scored a hattrick in their match against India in the Merdeka Tournament at Merdeka Stadium last night. Waskito got his goals In the first, 54th and 58th minutes
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    INDIA ARE 174 BEHIND IN TEST
    234 22 VI ANCHESTER, Sat. Superb bowling by Peter Lever, who finished with 5-70, helped England to contain India's reply to 212 runs 174 behind the England's first innings total at close. After opener Gavaskar had scored 57 for his ninth half-century in 11 Test innings.
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    Flying start by Spore
    143 22 Flying start by S'pore OIVGAPORE rot off to a flying start In the Pesta Sukan international basketball championships at Gay World last night wben thry beat Bangkok Bank of Thailand by 90-71. Singapore now have a chance of qualifying for the final round. Thry need only to beat lowly-placed Laos
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    First day sweep by Spore
    184 22 First day sweep by S'pore SINGAPORE shooters got off to a flying start in the Pesta sukan fournation shooting tournament yesterday, winning the 50m standard rifle three position Individual and team events at Olmson School. In a duel with Malaysians only, Singapore shooters took all the first three places in
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    Jalan Tenteram in final
    92 22 JALAN Tenteram Community Centre entered the final when they beat Ting Ming School 3-0 in the Pesta Sukan Open Youth volleyball championship at Paya Lebar C.C. yesterday. Nan Hwa beat Nanyang 3-1 in the other semi-final. Results of preliminary rounds: Nanyang bt Bras Basah CC 3-2;
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    Wee Kin in doubles final too
    133 22 Wee Kin in doubles final too SINOLES finalist Wee Kin also qualified for the men's doubles final when he and Mohammed Noor beat Ismail Ibrahim and Andrew Sim 8-15, 17-14. 15-8 in the SBA semifinals at Oulllemard Road last night Wee and Noor will meet seeded Low Kee Wah and
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    Bukit Panjang are champs
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    Pesta cricket to Army
    40 22 ARMY won the Pesta Sukan knocked cricket final when they beat RAF Tengah by 60 runs at Balestier Road yesterday. Army 173-3 Sheanun 58. Clemenson 55. Connington 23). RAF Tengah 113 (Max Lloyd 20. Marten 21).
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      6 2 MODERN HOMES SUNDAY TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE
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      High-rise flats are now built with appeal to luxury
      1061 2  -  Staff Writer By FOR many in Singapore and Malaysia, living in a flat is no more a fancy. It has become a way of life. More and more people now accept the fact that not evervlxxiy can have the privilege of
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      PLAIN MAN'S GUIDE TO PAINTING
      675 2 PLAIN MAN'S GUIDE TO PAINTING Roy Johnstone By »PHERE are few 1 things more depressing and unsightly than a shabby-look-ing house, its paint peeling, and its fences and walls neglected. Yet it's a common enough sight and just as common is the excuse that you cannot afford to have it
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      I Avoid the I pitfalls in I interior decorating
      564 2 Avoid the pitfalls in interior decorating MANY young couples, when buying their first home, sink all their money on the house. As a result, they spend their first few years in bare surroundings. But you can get round this by experimenting with what Is availa»le within your budget. Besides the
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        136 2 me /WxfOA/n ftcvounioii JRO a^Bjkw^lYl Megafoam's Revolulionary new idea I means the end of wooden furniture A aV^B^^Bi f snelis. Strong simple furniture is easy M aK^afeaW t0 make now tnat Me 9 a 's modern 'Jf M I H kj urethane chair shells are here. W B^r; L 9fit
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        231 2 c 5? c Dream Wottse Rising above the fastle bustle of the city jkCairntiill Vlaza IB^ *V.^** UN tlortyi btoctt *ith ptntL Ih^ U- 22 I curved construction It S^ /^***tr Cg] Mfc to osurt maiintum privacy. M( ki <■*. choce if 3 1 /oe% of uniti ranPJJ B ■■•fcr
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      Mortar, cement and bricks spell security for owners
      901 3 PEGGY YEA By FULFILMENT for Mr. and Mrs. Average Malaysian today is a house. For them, mortar, cement and bricks spell security a base from where they can stand and say: "This is my own." Hence the boom in housing estates and
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        273 3 •I wans to build a professional kitchen and spend less time in it I II COMBINE MAJOR COMBINE SUZY COFFRETNO. 1 JUICE EXTRACTOR ROBOT CHARLOTTE The top beater model with A kitchen appliance with A small, neat but r.O. 1 Combines a great variety stand and bowl. Three speed multi-purpose
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      Interior decor trend ■ IS toward relaxed attitude, say the experts
      694 4 Interior decor trend IS toward relaxed attitude, say the experts Furniture in range of styles, designs ONE of the most exciting developments in interior decorating has been the whole new approach of personal adventure. The stiff, the conventional, the conformative are out. Experts now say the trend is toward the
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      Bring your chair up to date
      129 4 LOOK round the house and you're sure to lind a chair in need of a new lease of life. And if you think It will have to wait until you can alford to a pay a professional, you couldn't be more wrong. Chairs can
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      TABLE MAKES LIFE EASIER
      88 4 AN adjustable table has many uses to make life easier— it can be used as a hostess tray, table for the TV room, for serving meals in bed, for reading or writing in bed, for picnics in the car, for garden meals, to hold a sewing
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      Simplicity, unity and proportions 'musts' in garden planning
      1029 5  -  PEGGY YEA By SURROUND yourself with beauty, charm and colour with a landscape garden without working too hard at it. It can be simple or luxuriant. Plan it right and either way it will require the minimum of maintenance. There is no
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        87 5 Congratulations Best Wishes to the Government People of the Republic of Singapore on their 6th National Day. Interiors with originality, good taste and quality for Home Business. LING CHEN Pte LTD 103 Tanglin Road Singapore 10 Tele: *****3 OUR CARPETS CREATE AN AIR IN YOUR HOME Our carpets are woven
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        233 5 'y%*' F 4Jf. EsP flr? r 1 mt «srvAlJr -<" >i 2 J EVERY DECORATING PROBLEM COVERED! There's a Nylex (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd product to cover every decorating problem in the home or office Nylex vinyl-coated fabrics in various weights and applications for walls. floors and furniture upholstery. Always the
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      Where 100,000 will live and play on reclaimed East Coast
      1294 6  - Where 100,000 will live and play on reclaimed East Coast WILLIAM CAMPBELL By All set for the big construction work to begin next month ITNFOLDING the outline master plan for the East Coast reclamation area, a Housing and Development Board spokesman has indicated that development once underway promises to be
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        94 6 Youil know the difference when you 1 fit Y° ur car with tne BRIDGESTONE SKHX and SAD.-R Qet positive braking power better gripping power smoother cornering. The BRJDGESTONE SKHX and SAD-R are excellent performers that deserve a "Long Outstanding bervice MedaP at the end of their careers with you. Don't
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      Go anywhere dresses
      444 7 Specially created (to match fashionable red underwear TO DINE, DANCE OR SLEEP IN ■THESE soft Jersey 1 dresses are caLed "Anywhere" for three valid reasons. 'You may wear it at home when you < rtain. or when t;o out for dinner, or to sleep," explainrd Maidenform's international
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      Looking ahead to what's afoot
      221 7  -  VOW YUN WOH Picture by AMY Foo l.i Kien. whose lone dark tresses hide a Kood part of her round face, does not let big ideas to to her head. Instead she sets them at her feet. When we met she showed me two ideas
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      Day Kazuko wore an $800 kimono to visit a garden...
      226 8  - Day Kazuko wore an $800 kimono to visit a garden... HAN HAI FONG Pictures by KAZUKO ISHIGAKI, a college student from Tokyo, who had a preview of the Japanese Garden in Jurong last week, was quite surprised to find it truly Japanese in character. She later admitted that she had
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      A little corner of Spore with a touch of old imperial Japan
      375 8 A little corner of S'pore with a touch of old imperial Japan LESLIE FONG has a sneak preview of Jurong's new park scheduled to open in early 1972 "JMIE Japanese community in Singapore has decided to rail the Japanese garden in Jurong "Seiwaen." The name, I understand, is an abbreviation
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