The Straits Times, 9 August 1971

Microfilm: NL6777
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    18 1 The National Nuwspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507 MONDAY. AUGUST 9, 1971
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    Police chief heads honours list with two medals—
    227 1 Police chief heads honours list with two medals— SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore's Commissioner of Police Mr. Tan Teck Khim, heads the National Day honours list with two medals. Mr. Tan. 46. who became police chief only a week ago, gets the Darjah Utama Baktl Chemerlang (Distinguished Service Order) the only awarded
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    Cautious optimism
    313 1  -  CHEONG YIP SENG SPURT needed to keep the economy growing Singapore, Sun. By THE Prime Minister sounded a note of cautious optimism in his sixth National Day broadcast tonight. Though all salient economic indicators have been showing growth (See Page IS: Business Times) there must be no complacency,
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    TODAY'S NATIONAL DAY SPECIAL
    33 1 TODAY'S NATIONAL DAY SPECIAL A FULL-COLOUR 38-page National Day special feature is issued free with today's Straits Times. The spotlight this year is on Singapore's young military pilots and the new Singapore woman.
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    GREETINGS TO SINGAPORE: PAGE 25
    33 1 GREETINGS TO SINGAPORE: PAGE 25 Sixteen congratulatory messages from world leaders have beep received so far on the occasion of Singapore's sixth anniversary. The first to arrive was from President Suharto of Indonesia.
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    Clear telecast of splashdown via Sentosa VIA SATTELITE
    194 1 Clear telecast of splashdown via Sentosa VIA SATTELITE SINGAPORE, Sunday J'HE telecast of Apollo 15's splashdown today over TV Singapore might not have been "live," but telecommunications experts made up for it with quality The pictures, flashed Ger Channel 5 at 7.40 p.m. ring the News In Chinese, were as
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    It's great to be back, say astronauts
    102 1 It's great to be back, say astronauts JIOUSTON, Sun The Apollo 15 astronauts relaxed aboard a Hawaiibound warship today, after an anxious ending to their highly successful moon venture. It was down to earth again for David Scott, Alfred Worden and James Irwln after an epic 12-day mission. The space
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    Win's day
    34 1 HONG KONG. Sun —Burmese Prime Minister Ne Win, on the second day of his visit to China, met Chtliman Mao yesterday and held talks with Prime Minister Mr. Chou En-lal In Peking.
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    Lock icon Miss Nude
    33 1 ROSE LAWN (Indiana) Sun. Valeric Craft. 36-23-37 Inches <91-60-93cm> of Chicago, was crowned Miss Nude America yesterday at the annual pageant at the Naked City nudist resort at Rose Lawn. UPI
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    TWO SHARE $10,000 CONTEST PRIZE
    72 1 WHERE are two winners X In the Straits Times $10,000 Word Puule Contest "D." They are: Mrs. K. Maktlsperl. 347, Telok Blancah Road. Singapore, and Mr. Ob Tuan Hian, 37C Jalan Paya, Singapore. Each will receive $5,000. They submitted a solution which the adjudication committee
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    Curfew in 3 towns ras big drive begins
    285 1 Curfew in 3 towns ras big drive begins KUCHING, Sun. Security forces have launched a massive operation to flush out communist terrorists operating in the Sibu, Sarikei and Binatang districts the area most affected by communist activities in Sarawak. Codenamed Ngayau (an Iban battle cry), it is believed to be
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    Lock icon Pak officials sacked
    42 1 ISLAMABAD, Sun. The Government has dismissed two foreign service officials assigned to the Pakistan High Commission In New Delhi. The official Gazette today announced the dismissal of Abdul Hassan Mahmood Ail and KM. Shababhuddln but did not elaborate. UPI.
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    Toto numbers
    38 1 SINGAPORE, Sun. The winn..ig numbers picked In today's Toto draw No 62 71 were: 12, 29, 44. 31 and 10. The additional number was 40. The numbers In the circles draw weie. 46. 26 and 25
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    Siege lifted
    29 1 BANOKOK. Sun. About 500 Government troops, exhausted and short of supplies, have abandoned their two-day-old siege of a communist camp In the Jungled mountains of southern Thailand.
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    3.a.m.ROUNDUP
    67 1 ASTRONAUTS IN HONOLULU 110.N01.1 1.1 Sun ■\merifa"> Apollo II .i>tronuuts arriwtl back on S. soil toil. iv to .i friendly "aloh.i" duriiiK a >top M rinilr home to llmis ton About .".(Ml proplr wrrr out in their bright ll.iM.iii colours when the astronauts made a brief ap-pe.ir.uu-e belnri- bo.irdine
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      Lock icon Move to " help Oz editors
      77 2 Move to help Oz editors ONDON, Sun. Former Beatle John Lennon and Rolling Stone Mick Jagger have joined forces in an attempt to give financial help to the three editors of the underground magazine Oi who have been jailed for obscenity. The editors Richard Neville, sentenced to 15 months. James
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      Lock icon Senate panel gets a glimpse into 'black propaganda'
      435 2 A FORMER Czechos- lovak spy and Government official has given a Senate panel a glimpse Into "black propaganda" the art of disinformation to lead adversaries to reach wrong decisions. He told how Czechoslovak Intelligence services tried to undermine confidence in the United
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      Lock icon Ships damaged in collision
      55 2 TOKYO, Bun. The British freighter Reglstan and the Japanese freighter Mtfca."* Maru collided in Japan's Inland Sea today causing damage to the bows of both vessels tl.e Maritime Safety Board said. The 62 crewmen of the 8.819--ton British freighter and the 37 crewmen of the 6.858-ton
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      Lock icon Protect co-eds from vice, police urged
      94 2 DANGKOK, Sun. Au- thbritles of Chiang Mai University in northern Thailand have asked i the police to help protect girl students from being kidnapped by procurers for prostitution. The university's Deputy Rector. Prof. Okas Balankura. said the move followed reports that In- I creasing
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      Lock icon New bid to ease Indo-Pakistan dispute
      481 2 New bid to ease IndoPakistan dispu te BIG POWERS MOVE TO AVERT WAR THREAT WASHINGTON, Sunday. *pHE principal western powers, the Soviet Union, China and U.N. Secretary-General U Thant were reported today to be engaged in new diplomatic efforts to prevent the possible outbreak of fighting between India and Pakistan.
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      YAHYA: ONLY 88 AWAMI MEN TO SIT IN ASSEMBLY
      71 2 KARACHI, Sun.—Eightyelght of the 167 Awami League Deputies will be permitted to take their seats when the Pakistani National Assembly convenes, President Yahya Khan announced last night. The other 79 members of the league which is headed by East Pakistani leader
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      157 2 FREEDOm WITH 411 EXTMa SMRE UHEEL Vespa doesn't let a flat tyre get between you and the open road. It carries a spare wheel to get you going quickly while ordinary two wheelers are stopped flat by a flat tyre. Something else about Vespa the freedom machine is direct transmission.
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      91 2 Broadcast The President promised in a broadcast on June 28 that a list of Assembly members disqualified for what he described as secessionist activities of complicity in atrocities in East Pakistan would be issued. Their seats would have to be filled in byelections, he said. The list showed no surprises
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      Lock icon All smiles as the police find bomb hoax loot
      133 3 All smiles as the police find bomb hoax loot CYDNEY. Sun. Detectives reveal A 5224.000 of bomb hoax loot which was recovered from a bricked up fireplace in a shop in suburban Annandale yesterday. The money, part of the AS.iott.OOO paid by Qantas airline in the Mr. Brown extortion case,
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      Lock icon Big fines for pollution
      81 3 ROME. Sun. The Cabinet last night approved a draft law aimed at stopping the increasingly high pollution of i Italy's beaches and territorial waters by oil tankers and merchant ships. Under the proposed legislai tion. which must be approved by Parliament, ships captains I who dump
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      Lock icon Sadat support
      28 3 CAIRO, Sun. President 1 Sadat today reaffirmed support fcr Sudanese Prime Minister Gen. Ja'afar El Nlmelry In the wake of the recent abortive communist coup. Reuter
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      Lock icon Bank raid
      30 3 MADRID. Sun. Six armed youths believed to be Basque Nationalist militants yesterday raided a bank In Bilbao and got away with more than three million pesetas (£lB,OOO —Reuter
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      Riots in Belfast again after shooting
      306 3 Riots in Belfast again after shooting BELFAST, Sunday yiOLENT rioting and angry attacks on British troops have again broken out here following the fatal shooting of a 34--year-old father of six. Tension in Northern Ireland, which Is already dangerously high because of massive Protestant parades earlier this week, increased dramatically
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      Lock icon US Marines hit by graft report
      265 3 WASHINGTON, Sunday. CORRUPTION among minor officials in the U.S. Marine Corps led to the purchase of faulty generators which adversely affected the corps' combat capability in Vietnam and may have caused casualties, a Congressional sub-committee reported today. The House of Representatives Armed Services Investigating
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      Sato for talks with Soviets?
      53 3 TOKYO. Sun. Japanese Prime Minister Mr. Sato U considering visiting Russia won to •tek assurance* on the safety of Japanese fishing boats In the northern pacific The newspaper Yomlurl said he also hopes to discuss problems on concluding a formal peace treaty and Japans cooperation
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      Lock icon Baby girl lands birth control crusader in court-j
      156 4 Baby girl lands birth control crusader in court-j NEW YORK, Sun.— Birth control crusader William Baird has been ordered to stand trial for endangering the welfare of a child because a 14-month-old baby girl was in the audience when he displayed birth control devices at a lecture. rhe child's mother,
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      Now Nato offers £10 million for Malta base
      106 4 Now Nato offers £10 million for Malta base yALETTA, Sun. Two Nato representatives told Premier Dom Mlntoff today that Nato was willing tv pay £10 million a year for a mllltar v base in Malta. Government sources said yesterday. The two, Nato acting Secretary-Gen. Jorg Kastl and Special Political Adviser
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      Lock icon Bomb threat
      38 4 ST. LOUIS. Sun. The FBI last night arrested a 31-year-old Marine veteran after the man allegedly tried to efctqrt US$5,OOO for Trans World Airlines by claiming he had placed a bomb on a TWA plane. UPI.
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      A helping hand for astronaut Irwin
      85 4 A helping hand for astronaut Irwin A United States Navy swimmer holds the Apollo 15 batch door as astronaut James Irwin steps out after the splashdown in the Pacific Ocean at 4.16 am on Sunday (local time). The recovery helicopter from the L'SS Okinawa hovers overhead ready to take the
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      Lock icon Tear-gas attack on Springbok team
      130 4 CYDNEY, Sun. Antiapartheid demonstrators hurled a tear gas canister into the midst of the South African Springboks rugby team outside their motel here yesterday to one of the most violent Incidents of the team's Australian tour The canister hit South African forward Martiens Louw as
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      Lock icon Apollo's 'hard' landing sets a poser
      416 4 Apollo's 'hard' landing sets a poser Scientists to probe 'chute failure HOUSTON, Sunday THE failure of one of 1 Apollo 15's three landing parachutes subjected the astronauts to a pressure of between 12 and 16 times the force of gravity, compared with eight to 10 "G" during a normal landing,
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      Lock icon TALKS FOR UNITY IN CYPRUS
      195 4 TALKS FOR UNITY IN CYPRUS NICOSIA, Sun. Negotiators of the Greek and Turkish communities in Cyprus resume their talks tomorrow in a bid to end their eight-year split. The five-week break in the three-year-old talks has been used by the TurkishCyprlot leaders to draw up their reply to the latest
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    Law girl convinces her first judges
    200 5  -  CLEMENT MESENAS By SINGAPORE, Sun. Convincing judges is what firstyear law student Mhu Lily Lee. 19, hopes to be able to do one day. Putting aside legal "wigs", Lily showed her convincing style last night to win the I'niverslty of Singapore Students Union's Miss
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    Malaysia to accept medical degrees from 17 countries
    212 5 Malaysia to accept medical degrees from 17 countries KUALA LUMPUR. Bun. Medical graduates from 17 foreign countries car. now register themselves In Malaysia to practise as doctors under a Bill passed by the Senate on Thursday. A total of 219 universities and colleges In these countries will have their medical
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    Out: New Spore Year Book
    77 5 Out: New Spore Year Book SINGAPORE. Sun— The fourth edition of a valuable reference booK for economista. sociologists, planners and others wanting facts about Singapore— the Singapore Year Book of Statistics—la now out. The Yearbook 1970 has updated and amended data appearing In earlier Issues. The serlea has been prepared
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    59 accidents
    15 5 BTNOAPORE. Sun— There were 59 road accidents yesterday. Nine of them were serious.
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    127 needy Muslim students given scholarships
    153 5 CINGAPORE, Sun. Majlis Ugama Islam Slngapura has awarded 127 scholarships to Muslim students at university, Polytechnic and Higher School Certificate levels. The scholarships, with a total value vt $50,630, were given to deserving Muslim students who cannot continue their studies at any of the
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    Three break-ins
    22 5 IPOH. Sun. Two shophouses and a store were broken Into last night and cash. Jewellery and goods totalling $1,441 stolen.
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    Pakistan League officials
    47 6 SINOAPORE, Sun— Hajl Mohammed Khan was elected president of the Singapore Pakistan League at its recent annual meeting. The officials elected wereMr. Farel Karlm. Mr. Khadam Hussaln Shah and Mr. M. A. Deen vice-presidents, Mr. Syed Hussaln Shah secretary and Mr. Motl Khan treasurer.
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    Board member
    26 6 SINOAPORE. Sun. Mr. Adam Moledlna has been appointed a member of the Metrication Board for the period July 14. 1971 to Dec 10. 1972.
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    St Pat's boy wins N-Day contest
    283 6 CIX non-Malay students showed their eloquence In the National Language at an oratorical contest for secondary schools yesterday. Fifteen-year-old Robert Tan of St. Patrick's Secondary School proved to be the best orator of the contest, organised by the school's National Language Society. The topic
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    Parade by 25,000 leads the day's celebrations
    165 6 Parade by 25,000 leads the day's celebrations SINGAPORE, Sunday rpHE big National Day celebrations go into full swing tomorrow. Highlight is the big parade at the Padang beginning at 9 a.m. About 25,000 people will take part in the parade and route march. Other events Include: Istana reception by President
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    Indian dancing lessons
    43 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Chinese YMCA youth department Is conducting a 10-sesslon course on Indian cultural dancing for beginners. It starts on Aug. 23 at the YMCA International Centre, Palmer Road. The fee Is $12 for members and $17 for non-members.
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    Sepak takraw
    28 6 srNOAPORE Sun. The Minuter of State for Education, Dr. Lee Chlaw Meng. opened the Pesta Sukan's International sepak takraw tournament at the Singapore Badminton Hall today.
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    Donations to Straits Times charity box
    93 6 Donations to Straits Times charity box SINGAPORE, Sun. The Straits Times has received donations totalling $313 for widow Che Tumi Samurl, bringing her fund to $3,782.40. Latest donations came from Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Tan 13; staff of Singapore International Airport and Slmpang Lima (Jalan Übi) Malay Youth $310.
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    Tour for Guides and Scouts
    47 6 SINGAPORE. 6un.— The east division of the Girl Guides Association has organised a tour of Kuala Lumpur and Cameron Highlands for 43 Guides and Scouts from Tuesday. During their six-day tour, they will meet their Malaysian counterparts to promote goodwill and friendship.
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    Mrs. Jek to open fair
    48 6 SINOAPORE. Sun. Mrs. Jek Yeun Thong, wife of the Minister for Culture, will open the Pesta Sukarla fun fair In Outram Road on Aug. 14 at 6 p m The fair U being held In aid of the YWCA Outram Road hostel project.
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    We cannot take our economic prosperity for granted: MP
    285 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. Six years of continuous progress does not mean that Singaporeans can take the present economic prosperity for granted, the MP for Telok Blangah, Mr. N. Govindasamy, said today. He was speaking at a National Day carnival at Rukit Chrrmin
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    Indian defence team leaves
    57 7 SINGAPORE, Sun.— A Mmember delegation from the Indian National Defence College left for Kuala Lumpur this morning after two days In Singapore. The delegation, jointly led by Air Marshal H. Moolgavkar and Rear Admiral S. H Sarma, U on a 20-day study tour of five Asian
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    DENTAL STUDENTS URGED TO HELP THE PUBLIC
    201 7 DENTAL STUDENTS URGED TO HELP THE PUBLIC SINOAPORE, Sun.— There should be ureater rapport between dental students and the public In developing countries of South-east Asia. This Is the keynote of the third annual congress of the Asian Pacific Dental Students' Association, currently being held at the University of Singapore.
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    Lessons on archery
    42 7 SINOAPORE. Sun.— A beginners course In archery will start at the Chinese YMCA on Tuesday at 5.30 P ny Sessions will be held on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Ftor further Information contact .he Camping Department, Chinese YMCA. telephone *****
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    Swimming for beginners
    38 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Chinese YMCA Camping Department will hold a stx-ie— lon beginners' swimming course at Parrer Park pool from Tuesday, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The fee U $20 for members and 525 non-members.
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    PUB design contest
    39 7 SINOAPORE, Sun.—Singapore architect*, who Intend to take part in the contest to design Lhr new multl-mUlon dollar headquarters of the Public Utilities Board, are Invited to amd In their applications between Aug. 17 and SO. f
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    Southern Islanders in carnival tussle
    293 9  -  LESLIE FONG: By Singapore, Sunday AIOI T 3.000 people today turned out for the 1971 Water uiiival at Pasir Panjaif. I>r show, billed as on* of the most intrrfcting Pesta Sukan itets, was opened by the Social Affairs Miister, Inche Othroa Wok. lie Minister, in
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    'Use the good old bike' appeal by an MP
    188 9 SINGAPORE, San. Inche Sha'arl Tadin, Parliamentary Secretary (Culture) and president of the Singapore Amateur Cycling Association, today gave full support for the "good oldfashioned bicycle." He said highly-developed countries, beset with perennial traffic headaches, were enthusiastically urging people to take to
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    Body of woman in river
    52 9 SINOAPORE, Sun— The unidentified body oJ woman. aged about 45 and clad In light blue blouse and black trousers, was fcund floating In the Kallang River, off Lorong 3, early today. Friends and relative! are asked to contact Inspector Ismail bin Talb of Beach Road
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    Conversational French
    31 9 SINGAPORE, Bun. The Chinese YMCA will conduct a 30-sesslon course In conversational French for beginners from Tuesday. Those Interested In enrolling should contact the Chinese IMCA at Palmer Road.
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    2744 10 bum ior social ana community work, while Mrs. Alice Goh, wife of the Defence Minister and assistant director of Social Welfare, gets the Public Administration Medal (Sllmlnlstration Medal (Silver). The BBM also goes to NTUC president. Mr. Phey Yew Kok. The three Public Administration Medals (Gold) go to the senior
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      267 10 I'M Ir* I k Mmmm m jl^^. \m\ mmmWmWWMmWW^tmW/ JT\ > T \l I I mwmmmmmwmmmw^mmmwtmlmmmm\ Sf^^m^'soH\c iflP^i IB At Eterna we ye been obsessed with But we went even further. punctuality for over 100 years. m^ We added what we call a "flexion p^S C 3 bd Finally, we
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      134 10 AUey Oop By V.T. Hmmiin I COTTA FEEUNGAcOULD BE KVWBE 'N HOLD OPFI WHATS > I ..THERE MAY HOT BE ENOUGH LOT OF TAKIMG HIM AJNT )WE OUGHTA HOLD TVT MATTER? \OU/^ OL HIM T'TAKE PRtSONER AFTER THAT TWO- IPWrVA f GONMA, BE EASY! OFT TOR A BIT, I GUVS
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      221 11 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. The youth ln charge baa 11 P*rhapa. of m«iy timd H t n 9) an M ta W. Veir keen excavation workers 16 Jf" for "ZStfl I**'1 Wlth "•ISirea(7 t r. mOrefl TOUr -14 gt a bin. from behind OT'wJS^ It Tochers' *A h» cerUln
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  • The Straits Times Mcnday, August 9, 1971
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      SIX YEARS TODAY
      486 12 Singapore, celebrating the sixth anniversary of independence, can take satisfaction from its record of effort and achievement. Singapore has more than survived. It has flourished. In the sixties the annual growth rate was 9.5 per cent. Last year the gross domestic product increased by 15 per cent,
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      A MAGNIFICENT FEAT
      257 12 The success of the Apollo 15 mission, America's third successful lunar adventure, must dispel the scepticism of those who thought it would only be a replay of the Apollo 12 and Apollo 14 missions. It was far from a routine "to-the-moon-and-back" trip. Apollo 15 is the most
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      EXTRAORDINARY DRAIN
      223 12 The Malaysian Government has been losing from its medical services in the last decade an average of over seventy doctors a year, an extraordinary drain which has prevented these services reaching the strength and numbers necessary for adequate health services. Doctors resign because there are better prospects in
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  • Article
    Lock icon The days of reckoning for white mercenary
    539 12  - The days of reckoning for white mercenary COLIN LEGUM, Khartoum By "THE TRIAL has opened in the People's Hall of 1 Colonel Rolf Steiner, the first mercenary soldier to be tried in Africa. Steiner, a 40-year-old West German citizen, was arrested in Uganda Jast January and handed over for trial
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    Lock icon Towards the East European common market
    462 12  - Towards the East European common market Donald Armour By MOSCOW, Sun. Russia and her seven partners in the Comecon trading group yesterday published a plan for their economic integration over the next 15 to 20 years. The comprehensive programme of Joint research and development appeared in the Soviet Communist Party
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  • Letters
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      20 YEARS, THE SAME PENSION
      110 12 20 YEARS, THE SAME PENSION WE read these days that salaries have been revised in all sectors of the Malaysian Government Service. Pensions were also being revised at higher rates for Judges. Pensions in ail sectors have been revised in neighbouring countries such as Singapore and Ceylon, but not in
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    • Letter
      Ways of paying LLN bills
      202 12 HR. MOKHLAS of Ipoh (S.T. July 1) complained of the difficulties in paying electricity bills at our office in Jalan Lahat and suggested that a collecting branch be set up at Brewster Road. The cost of setting up collecting centres for the payment of bills
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    • Letter
      FIRST DAY STAMP CHOPS
      79 12 WHENEVER first day covers are Issued in Singapore, the General Post Office is congested with stamp dealers, collectors and enthusiasts because other post offices are not Issued with the special cancellation chop. To ease the crowd at the 0.P.0. will the Post- master General please 'look
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    Lock icon In search of a China policy
    975 12  -  C.P. RAMACHANDRAN India, shocked by U.S.- Peking moves, goes By THE NEWS of Dr. Henry Kissinger's visit to Peking earlier last month, kept secret with the connivance of the Pakistan Government and the subsequent announcement of President Nixon's planned visit to Communist China, came
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      168 12 IMPORTANT DISPOSAL BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT VERY SHORT NOTICE AT THE AUDITORIUM CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING 47. HILL STREET SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY 11TH AUGUST 1971 AT 12.00 NOOK A STOPPED AIRFREIGHT SHIPMENT UNCOLLECTED MERCHANDISE VERY VALUABLE AUTHENTIC FINE PERSIAN CARPETS AND OTHER ORIENTAL CARPETS AND RUGS TO BE URGENTLY CLEARED
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  • Business Times
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      Year Six: Singapore's economy marches on
      1822 13 Year Six: Singapore's economy marches on "TKV top class managers, accountants :m<l engineers can make :i factory hum with success and «c Rood jobs to ii few thousand workers. If the manatfemenl becomes incompetent, then thousarjjeb become unemployed, as production grinds to a halt." These are the words of Singapore
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      ECONOMIC INDICATORS
      635 13 Per capita Income for 1970 $2,620, an Increase at current prices of 17.6 percent over 1969. Average annual rate of growth of Gross Domestic Expenditure at current prices over 5 years. 1966 197* 11.9 per cent Singapore external trade, July '70 to June '71 total trade $13,299.6 million
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      108 13 HsT IKsT^^ jHH^p^^H Hall-marked 18 carol yellow gold The ST. DUPONT collection of fine jewelry butane lighters, reflecting almost a century of superb craftsmanship, offers the ultimate accessory for both men and women. The sixteen models of the standard ST. DUPONT collection in 20 micron gold, 30 micron silver plate
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      37 13 7-Up...the mix CTBBI that's asked for Wfllll by name more often W mdjm —by more people! HHi «sssHf«w3sft I I sbbV i^Lmbbb s. s\ *VI fl M -*ssß> dssMss^H^^^^ssss^ssssV ssslssssssssssMEX^" SsssssssssssssL^sssssM^sSk ssii^^^^isßssssw s&lasssV IssssK^ssßr sssss**^ M 1
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    AMBASSADOR PROSPECTS
    188 14 A MBASSADOR Hotel's A shareholders have been told that directors were confident progress would be made in the size and profitability of all three sections of its business by this time next year. With the acquisition of Maclalne Watson Imports). the three divisions will consist of plantations, hotel
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    Lock icon Sterling: So the— French were right
    1681 14  - Sterling: So the French were right NORA BELOFF By LONDON A startling, though unintended, confirmation that the French were, after all, right about sterling, is contained in British Labour leader Harold Wilsons "Personal Record" of his six years as Prime Minister, published in London recently. All the time the British
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    More troubles plague W. Malaysia's timber export industry
    453 14  - More troubles plague W. Malaysia's timber export industry HENRY CHANG By WEST Malayia's timber export industry is apparently not out of the woods yet. Following Japan's withdrawal from the buyers list two months ago comes news of trouble in two other large markets. The British market, ranked third last year
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    MARKETINGS
    459 14 rpHE call for more democratic management or management by participation has aroused some misgivings. Some people have interpreted this to mean the usurpation of management functions by labour. Perhaps, this conflict, will be seen to be more apparent than reai with the clarification of management ano labour's loles in
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    132 14 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Mr. Cheong Chap Ching has been appointed a director on the main board of Guthrie Waugh, the holding company of the Guthrie Waugh TradIng Group. Mr. Cheong, who retired from an executive capacity in April this year after 33 sears of service, was the director (administration) of
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      217 14 ■MIUM Philips transistorize your memory. -i, i r 'j|^|^BSy| V\. t^ &mmUfy The Philips Pocket Memo. A triumph of miniaturization. No bigger than a notebook but it records and play* back your on-the-spot notes, mimoi, report!, telephone calls, with startling clarity. Ideal it your business involves travel. Just mail back
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      143 14 Money talks in the Far East. Our offices can help you learn the language. If you have business in the rich markets of the Pacific Basin, Marine Midland's representatives are ready to help you get oriented. With expert advice on local currency or Asian dollar financing. Facts on local taxes,
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      BUSINESS TIMES PORTFOLIO
      390 15 /CAUTION is still the \j watchword for the portfolio team. At the moment profits are riding high with $8,377.10 in the kitty and some $5,582.50 stacked up as possible profits before dealing expenses. This brings total profits to just under $14,000 on our $50,000 theoretical Investment In
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      DELAYED DEALS
      54 15 TMIK wrfk\ toUl delayed trailNations in the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange followrd by the percentage in brackets. Aug. 2. 714.000 (22.45 percent) 3. 470.000 16.89 per cent) 4. 1,107.000 i 32 41 percent) 5. 1.065.000 (29.75 per cent) 6. 825.000 (26.81 percent) The weeks total was
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
      108 15 THE following list at stocks fives the ten most dealt in last week. The list fives the turnover in thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and hljh and low for 1970 and 1971. Name Turnover Prices High Low '000 Auf. 6 1970/71 Haw Par Brothers 2.442
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      Rubber market is still extremely uncertain
      320 15 HEAVILY overweight, August paper went on a crash diet during the second half of last week, losing 81 cents In only three days with "doctors" wondering how much more would be lost before "health" was restored, say Singapore rubber and produce brokers. Green and
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      Singapore produce
      238 15 T<HE Singapore produce market last week recorded another period of slack business despite the sustained Interest shown by overseas buyers. The demand (or coffee and pepper was particularly strong, especially from America where end-users were all too anxious to hedge against the Impending dock strike In October. In
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      Prices
      152 15 CHINISI Produt. ■itnini*, Sm«l p»n N»«n pricil |X r plcul Ml Saturday. CmnK Oil: bulk JS2J seller*, drum 555 ai'llert. Ctara: Mixed (fob.) loose Aug./ Sept. IK Com. S3o| B. Peeper: Muntok AST A whit* f.o.b. 100<t NLW 1195 iellen. Sarawak white f.o.b. Mt NLW SIRS ■•lien. Sarawak apeclal
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      LOCAL MARKET
      275 15 LAST week's activity on iLc Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore showed sigkis of slackening as the market was generally placed under restrain partly by the Singapore Government's opening week statement revealing its intention to introduce measures governing takeovers and mergers and partly by what Prime Minister Lee
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      OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS
      299 15 LONDON: The stock market moved lower In the wake of falling Wall Street prices, the Upper Clyde shipbuilders situation and the threat of a national blast furnacemen's strike. The Financial Times Industrial Ordinary share Index sagged below Its 400 resistance point as Investment sentiment ran dry. One
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      920 15 S. F. LEOW <Sc GO. (S) PTE. LTD., a leading firm of Insurance Brokers and Consultants, requires ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES to expand existing accounts and service Important clients. Remuneration will be by way of a basic salary, commission and other fringe benefits. Apply to GPO Box 3277 Singapore. 8&; *J£3- T99S&ul
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      339 15 SWEDISH TRADINC (Ml COMPANY SDN. BHD.UIS SINGAPORE Invites applications for the post of ACCOUNTANT j Applicants should have the following qualifications: Singapore Citizen, aged between 25—35 years. Membership of a recognised accountant body. Experience in a trading house is desirable. Knowledge oi import /ex part pro cedures. Ability to work
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      357 15 FOREMAN OF WORKS Qualifications Experience Singapore Polytechnic Technicion Diploma or City and Guilds Full Final Certificate, in Building or Structural Engineering or equivalent. Considerable experience in the supervision ond maintenance of major ci-.il engineering works. Salary $945 x 35 $1 155 per month (Consolidated). STRUCTURAL ENGINEER Qualifications A Experience Degree
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    WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
    902 16 AS a service to readers the Business Times publishes weekly a detailed analysis of some eighty selected shares traded on the Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. The years highs and lows are followed by the week's movements in price and turnover with calculated dividend yields and price
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    OTHER CLOSING PRICES
    1092 16 THE following U a list of revised quoUtions for I PROPERTIES counters not included in the above analysis q63 041 B Raya 60 i 61 un ch) for the week up to Friday August 6 with price 098 7fJ B Semb n, .70 movements based on a
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    CLOSING PRICES
    34 16 CLOSING PRICES RUBBER (per kilo» Aug. 2 99.75 cts 3. 99.25 cts 4. 96.25 cts 5. 93.50 cts 6. 92.00 cts 7. cts TIN (perplcul) $626.1 2 Vj $627.87'/, $627.62 Vj $***** $628.00 $629.00
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    FORTHCOMING MEETINGS
    96 16 The following company meetings are due: Electrical And Allied Industries Bbd.: August 12, 10 00 am.. Eangunan MIDP. 117 Jalan Ampang. Kuala Lumpur Faber Union Ltd.: August 14 9.00 am.. Hibiscus Room Shangri-La Hotel. Singapore) Malaya wata Steel Bhd.: August 21, 11 00 a.m.. Registered Office at Pral,
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    Asian dollar
    61 16 'J'HESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market on Saturday. The rates are for deposits of US 825.000 and above. 1 mth 7 to 7 1/4% 2 mths 7 to 7 3/16% 3 mths 7 to 7 1/4% 6 mths 7 1/4 to 7 1/2% mths 7
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    World gold market
    53 16 Friday Thursday •U.S. lUI tendon 42.M 42.75 Beirut 42.58 43.05 Honiekong 43.74 44.04 Zurich 42.808 42.758 42.758 42.908 Pan» 42.25 42.33 Spore (lj 44.30 44.05 t B'pore (2) 155.90 164.80 (1) Export price In non-sterling areas In U.B. dollars per ounce. (2) Loral dealers prices In Singapore
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    Hong Kong rates
    39 16 On the free exchange market in Hong Kong on Saturday the U.I. dollar was quoted at 6.017S for T.T. and 0.0075 for cash. Starling was quoted at 14. 48 and ens tael ef geM at 315.
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    PALM OIL
    36 16 In London on Friday the prices of Malayan 5 per cent CIF UK/N European ports In bulk, sterling per lonic ton Jan. Feb. was quoted at UK £118 seller* or Ex-Cont 5286 sellers (unchanged).
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    New York
    278 16 T EW YORK. Fri— The market closed slightly higher after holding modest gains In sluggish trading. A technical rally yesterday carried Into today';; session and was aided by news that the July unemployment rate did not hit the six per cent level, though It was slightly higher than
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    Indices
    74 16 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN Friday 70.82 Thursday 70.95 Week ago 72.17 RUBBERS Friday 204.78 Thursday 203.78 Week ago 202.67 OILS Friday 350.89 Thursday 351 US Week ago 357 08 INDUSTRIALS Friday 395.9 Thursday 394.9 Week ago 401.5 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 850.61 Thursday 849.45 Week ago 858 43 LONDON
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    SMR BUSINESS
    111 16 THE Singapore Rubber Brokers Association has released the followthe J^KTu&tt 1 bUStne tranSaCte<l ln SM R f r in c^V!S I KuSSi»SSi n lennS f """P™*"* RSS 1 position Imr t? V llgUSt Sl! c ton Pallets 900 cente Premium nominal. SMR 5L August One ton Pallets 6.75
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    Local Stock Indices
    58 16 Industrials: Hotels: Properties This: S rubbers: W. 2 Auj 3 All*. 4 180.01 180.19 1H1.36 8159 81.16 8f.20 145.13 143.60 ***** 96.42 96.66 96.78 121.27 120.95 120.86 Dee, 30, 1966 100 1 Dec. 31. 1968 100 t Dee. 29. 1962 100 Aur S 180.88 80.69 144.57 96.86
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    Dividends announced
    53 16 Craiflelea Bobber Ounlop Eitatei N.B. Timber "A" N.B. Timber ord. Wverview Rubber Cnrrent payment U% 5%t 82.5% 10% t Interim Date payablr Sept. 17 Sept. 3 Oct. 2 Oct. I AOf. 23 Total for Total for the year previous year 11% 11% 5%f 17.5% 50% 45% 50% 45%
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      730 16 STATE OF SARAWAK Applications are Invited for the following post: Port ■'Quantity Surveyor (Development) (1 vacancy). Department— Public Works. S»Ury— Division I, Scale A (J750-1.4201. Candidates, male or female, must be not less than 30 and not more than 50 years of age; be Corporate Members of the Royal Institution
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      745 16 UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE Applications are Invited for the following posts: (1) RESEARCH FELLOW (2) NURSE (QUALIFIED) QUALIFICATIONS Post (1) A good Science degree, preferably a Master's degree majoring In Biochemistry. Preference will be given to candidates who have experience In a research laboratory. Post (2) State registered nurses. MONTHLY SALARY
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      189 16 CIBA-GEIGY (Malaysia) SDN. BHD. invite applications from Malaysian Citizens for the post of PHARMACIST in the Pharmaceutical Division of our newly registered Company in Kuala Lumpur. The successful applicant should be: a registered Pharmacist between 25 40 years of age capable of managing a small office and warehouse staff and
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    Hospital services lagging claim at seminar
    343 17 J^ MALAYSIAN doctor today said Singal>ore's hospital services, though one of the best in the region, still lagged behind Western standards in many respects. Dr. Lim Kee Jin, senior state physician of Johore, gave this opinion at a symposium on Trends in Medical Specialisation
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    ONE THAT DID NOT MAKE IT TO THE FINISHING LINE
    234 17 ONE THAT DID NOT MAKE IT TO THE FINISHING LINE SINGAPORE. Sun. Eight-month-old Tng Tent Leng lay on her tummy and refused to crawl an Inch today until she got a helping hand from Culture Minister and MP for Queenstown. Mr. Jek Yeun Thong. Her milk bottle and favourite toys
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    Don't forget your values, says Rahim
    93 17 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and MP for Siglap. Inche Rahlm Ishak. today reminded his constltutents that In their preoccupation with economical progress, they should not shelve their cultural values. Speaking at the cake-making. landscape and flower arrangement competitions which
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    Name change
    18 17 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Barber Employers' Union has changed Its name to Hili Dmeert Employers' Association.
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    EXPORT CREDIT INSURANCE: CHAMBERS TO SUBMIT PLAN
    1130 17  - EXPORT CREDIT INSURANCE: CHAMBERS TO SUBMIT PLAN SOH TFANG KENG: By Singapore, Sunday WHEN will the on-off TT export credit Insurance scheme get off the ground? The Government, the Straits Times understands. Is interested in the project. But it is in no hurry to rush It through. Possible date for
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      53 17 EONGRATULATIBNS SINGAPORE /^celebrating the L^^ffffsTEßN EMPORIUM LTD. WM A SIHPSSP^^^"'^ 1.00 p.m. to 9.00 p.m. fl Sn^^^Htfl 2.00 p.m. to 10.00 p.m. Wf wk^% CHINESE EMPORIUM LTD. INTERNATIONAL BLDG .ORCHARD RD. 1.00 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. CHINESE EMPORIUM LTD. Krj\ 7.00 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. 9 ORIENTAL EMPORIUM LTD. WILL
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      140 17 Long Live Our Kepubiic of Singapore FOR THE BEST QUALITY in all your requirements whether HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS DRESS MATERIALS at Reasonable Prices please visit:S. A. MAJEED CO., 70. HIGH STREET, (AIRCONDITIONED) SINGAPORE-6. TEL: ***** 139 I 143, EAST COAST ROAD. SINGAPORE-15. 45. SENG POH ROAD (TIONG BAHRU), SINGAPORE 3. I
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      832 17 On your TV and Radio 5 00 P.M. Programme Summary 1.17 Programme Summary: 5.Q5 Pok Amai2: I.N The High Chaparral; Opening and the National 4.11 It's Happening in Singapore: 5.37 Sha;jan: 1.11 News: "ay Parade 4 J5 Days cf Our Liyes 6 01 News: 121 peristiwa 11.21 The Budding Generation:
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      371 18 Announcing NEW YORK LONDON PARIS METMI&* °!fE*. l !!T^5S T n fJ?."' «****<] 2ND TO 14TH AUGUST 1971. VIVIENNE TAN jM BFC IM| ivEZEZ presents the very lates, WT Jl customers in eye make-up from Jj| W^k Consultation 4A. Jl Make-up Dorothy gray %^k I^B, Demonstration m 1 Scotch Brand
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      123 18 A aw v m flf THE DIESEL for ANY TYPE OF A SHIP the Soviet made 6ChSPN 18/22 225 h.p. 750 r p.m. The most up-to-date DIESELS are complete with reversing -reducing gear (1:1.67 or 1:2.14). hung hold dewatenng pump, generator, compressor, power takeoff clutch Upon customers request we can
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      1067 18 STRAITS TIMES WORD PUZZLE 'D' The winning entry THERE are two 2 3 winners in The p —^m^v- ~~^H^M Straits Tim c s —p n OIWI 111 PEACH I BE $10,000 Word _!_piJ?-JIMLIiM^B FW-^-— -^U^iJ I HH d ii^l Puzzle -I)"' They 2 D F S T I 2 S
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  • Letters To the Editor
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      Approved tours do NOT include shopping
      172 19 iirE refer to the letter of Ml Mr. Paul Ellsha (ST.. Aug. 4) concerning the activities of certain tour operators. The Tourist Promotion Board would be very grateful If Mr. Ellsha could contact the undersigned giving details of the Information he has on malpractices
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      Why this mad rush for 'select9 schools?
      155 19 Why this mad rush for 'select 9 schools?- r! is rather disturbing to read and see photorraphs of long queues in the newspapers of parents wanting to register their children in "select" schools. Our country can he proud of many things, one of them being that every child is assured
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      What do you mean by 'exceptional profits'?
      691 19 What do you mean by 'exceptional profits'? citizens with the welfare of Singapore at heart will undoubtedly welcome the timely action of the Ministry of Labour in reminding employers and employees of their responsibilities. The Ministry is clearly right to warn employers, who have made exceptional profits, that they should
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    • Letter
      Why Thomson rejected the patient but Outram didn't
      486 19 Why Thomson rejected the patient but Outram didn't Govt replies I REFER to K.A.W Haja's letter (8.T.. July 17) commenting on the double standard In treatment a', the Thomson Road and Outram Road General Hospitals. Your correspondent Is, of course, unaware of the background of the case. This patient Is
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      'Banana' currency
      68 19 IT'S a Joy to know that "banana currency" can be sold at various prices according to the latest catalogue on Japanese Occupation notes. I have about five hundred Japanese notes and wish to sell them. Please let me have the address of the Singapore Numismatic Society which is
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      The child was told he would get a badge
      318 19 The child was told he would get a badge IN the interests of very vulnerable little children. I am writing this letter to your newspaper. Advertising in schools and kindergartens is I believe prohibited and If any selling is attempted by any organisation that organisation has to have the approval
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      155 19 Our Heartiest Greetings to the GOVERNMENT AND PEOPLE OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE 111m storewide g genuine c bargains M g CLOSED TODAY G& BEING NATIONAL DAY f Peeking m as- s 60-62 Norttißnoge Road Sngapore 6 <Jhg> To celebrate Singapore's National Day, our restaurant will be closed today for
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    40 26 •Adam LOUIS RAPHAEL thank the Krtnch Ambassador, the French mlty relatives and friends for indolences in her recent m«-nt amily OF LATE Gurcharan Kaur IS .nk doctors nurses Wd. 23 T.T.B.H. fur th< can-, attention given during •at ion
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    38 26 C.A.T.S. WK OPEN TO-DAY 10.0 s.m— l p.m. PLEASE CALL US NOW *****1 SPORE. rOK YOUR ADVERTISEMENTS. URGENT. Just Came back stop a your note atop Hope ita not too late stop Cheese name Milkmaid Love Ann
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    36 26 SENCOL LOUIS PILLAY Ex-detective Hingapon Police Korce passed away i> on Saturday. ('ortege IMnck 105 182-B. Commonwealth crrscent at 230 p m today tv our Lady of Lourdes Church. Thrticr to Chua Chu Ktrng Cemetery.
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    23 26 COSPEL CRUSADE. Queenstown Church date: 11th, 12th AuKii.«t. Time 7.30 p.m. Speakers: Tsn Kok Beng and Peter Chao. All are welcome.
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    World leaders send N-Day greetings
    645 26 World leaders send N-Day greetings SINGAPORE. Sunday CONGRATULATORY messages on Singapore's sixth National Day began to pour in from all over the world today. First to arrive was a message from President Suharto of Indonesia to President Sheares. It read: "On behalf of the Government and people of Indonesia, I
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    140 26  -  IGNATIUS STEPHEN By BANDAR SRI BEGAWAN, Sun.— The case of the matchmaker who volunteerd to put things right between a love struck young Korean and a local village girl came up in court here today. Charged with cheating was Jaludin bin Sunting who, the
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      A long, long way to the Pesta for Laotian team
      105 27 A long, long way to the Pesta for Laotian team rE Laotians came by bus— the hard way— to the Pesta Sultan Games. The 61 -member team from Laos arrived here after spending five days on the dusty roads of mainland Asia. They left Vientiane on Aug. 1 in a
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      286 27 Nor Azahar national BONN, Sunday SINGAPORE'S Nor Azahar Hamid won the high jump at a "Trans-Frontier" Open athletic meeting held at Acchen last week. Nor Azahar won the event In 2.06 m (6ft 9ins) to equal his own national record set at the SAAA all-comers meet at Farrer Park In
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      Yachting shock: No national team in Pesta meet
      246 27  - Yachting shock: No national team in Pesta meet Peter Slow By SINGAPORE will not be represented by a national team in the Pesta Sukan international regatta from Aug. 16 to 19 this was the shock news told me. The republic will instead be represented by club teams, mostly from the
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      US discard Karen sets world mark
      228 27 US discard Karen sets world mark LOS ANGELES Sun. America's Karen Moe, who failed to make the United States Pan-Ameri-can team, set a world record of 2 18.6 in the 200--metre butterfly in the Los Angeles invitational meet yesterday. She Improved on the time of 2:19.3 set by Alice Jones
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      Chen wins TV Cup
      68 27 f POKYO, Sun. Chen ChlenA Chung of Taiwan shot a otieuncer par 143 (72-00) today and captured the first Sapporo Television Cup open golf tournament with an elght-under par. two-day total of 290 at Sapporo. Former professional baseball player Masahl Oiakl. of Japan. wu runner-up with
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      Sota stays in front
      54 27 THE HAOUE. Sun— Spain's Ramon Bota, champion in 19«6, maintained his lead In the Dutch Open golf championship (tt Zondvoort yesterday with a third round 72 (or a 208 total. Australian Ormham Marsh also shot a 72 to hold second Place on ?11. one stroke ahead
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      229 27 T ONDON. Sun. Team capLi tain Ray Diingworth tomorrow faces the delicate task of Judging the right time to declare the England Innings If they are to win the Second cricket Test against India at Old TrafTord, Manchester. With two days' play remaining, England start
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      Lock icon Heard grabs five-stroke lead
      223 27 JERRY HEARD, gunning for his first victory after three frustrating years, shot a two-under-par 68 yesterday to grab a five-stroke lead after three rounds of the US$l5O,OOO American golf classic at Akron, Ohio. Heard, refusing to bend under pressure even when Jack Nlcklaus mounted an early
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      432 28  - Taiwan down Thais at casual pace Conrad Ng TAIWAN 4 THAILAND 0 By rfAIWAN paced themselves casually but methodically to score an easy win, with two goals in each half, against Thailand in this Merdeka tournament Group A match at Merdeka Stadium last night it was a game that did
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      394 28 Korea 3 Japan 0 DEFENOINO champions South Korea gained a convincing victory over Japan In the Merdeka soccer tournament at Merdeka stadium last night. Korea had the lion's share of -.he exchanges put It was mainly dull football between two dourly defensive teams. The match
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      John Fitch storms to win Masters title
      301 28 John Fitch storms to win Masters title lOHN FITCH collarJ ed the lead at the 12th game to win the men's National Masters bowling title at Jackie's Bowls, Orchard last night. He scored 3,135 pin falls in 16 games with S.P Loh (3,082) second and Michael Urn (3,055) third. The
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      47 28 A USTRAUA'S Roger King (No. 12) being foll- ed by Singapore's Ng Kow Tee (No. 15) in a scoring attempt during yesterday's match which Australia won 73-70. Looking up anxiously are Singapore's Yeo Al Hwa (left) and Australia's Roger Boodnikoff (No. 14). Timesplx by KOK AH CHONG
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      Taiwan girl cagers dazzle to hand Singapore their first defeat
      202 28 SINGAPORE suffered their first defeat when Taiwan, the defending champions, beat them 77-37 In a women's Group "B" match in the Pesta Sukan basketball International tournament at Oay World yesterday. Basing on yesterday's performance, Taiwan should have no problem retaining
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      287 28  - Singapore give West Adelaide close fight PETER SIOW and A- JOHNSON By v/rvr.,, wnu oeai i nauanu on saiurday in the Pesta Sukan basketball tournament, last night showed the win was no fluke when they fought a great battle with West Adelaide Club of Australia before being beaten by 73-70.
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      Loh equals Asian Games mark
      504 29  -  JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE'S youngest shooting ace, Loh Kok Heng, yesterday equalled the Asian Games record score for the 50m smallbore rifle prone in winning his second individual gold medal in the Pesta Sukan tournament at Bukit Timah Range. Loh 21. scored 584 out of
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      43 29 SINGAPORE'S half back Micky Lowe (No. 8) clearing a hefty drive off a short corner by Ajitpal Singh on the goalllne to make a great save. But it could not prevent India winning this hockey match by 7-0. Timespix by KOK AH CHONG
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      Hosni winner
      31 29 A SECOND-HALF goal by Homil rave Straits Times SC a 1-0 In over Serangoon Oar dens 8C In the L Rodrlgo Cup soccer match played at Serangoon Oardens yesterday.
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      India hammer seven goals past Spore
      570 29  -  ERNEST FRIDA GODFREY ROBERT Reports .by and Canoe relay double NATIONAL Junior College scored a double when they won the men's and women's canoe relays held In the sea off Paslr Panjang yesterday. Vigilante Corps were second and Public Utilities Board third. Pulau Ayer
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      LUCKY YANG GOAL SAVES MALAYSIA
      382 29 New Zealand 1 Malaysia 1 YANG Slow Meng, who had saved Malaysia on a number of international occasions, yesterday rescued them again, after they had looked dejected and beaten following a 45th minute goal by New Zealand in their Regional hockey tournament match. I His
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      St Patrick's clinch double
      241 29 St Patrick's clinch double CT. PATRICK'S School scored a double when their 'A' teams won the senior and Junior Inter-school slx-a-slde cricket competitions at Balestler Road yesterday. In the senior final, St. Patricks 'A' beat Anglo-Chinese School 'A' by one wicket, while their junior 'A' team trounced their 'B 1
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      Kwee Huat leads Newton to a record victory
      297 29 "^EWTON "A" led by in- ternational Khoo Kwee Huat won the 4,000 m team pursuit in a record time at the Pesta Sukan Open cycling championships at Farrer Park athletic centre yesterday. The team Including Abdul Abbas Mutalib, Masdukl Basar and Chew
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      Wee Kin masters Yeo to win senior title
      365 29 Wee Kin masters Yeo to win senior title WEE KIN retained his men's singles title when he curbed the hard-smashing Yeo Ah Seng 17-15 15-13 in the final of the Singapore national badminton championships at SBA hall last night. Wee Kin jumped to a 3-1 lead in the first set
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      106 29 NATIONAL DAY, Republic of Singapore ASIA TRACTOR SPARES pte. ltd join in the general rejoicing and festivities on this auspicious day. MAJULLAH SINGAPURA! •^fc I 7 wf bUKL *^^^B BE^*-* I miif '^^B r^ M^jfc^^ YES, WHEN YOU arc having problems on spar* parts or should your tractors break B^Sa^at^\
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      84 29 Hockey International Thailand v Indonesia; Japan New Zealand (3.45 and 5.15 p.m at Jalan Besar respectively) Shooting: International Oimson Sen.. Bt. TUnah and Mt. Vernon at 9 a m Basketball: International Qay World stadium (starting at 9.30 a.m.) Ta TennU: Open championships winstedt Rd (7 pjn Bowling: Open 10-pin championships
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      Record mile run by Olympic Flame
      2553 30  -  EPSOM JEEP L* Budiman carries Tengku 's colours to victory J^UCKY Stable's money spinner Olympic Flame 11, with apprentice R. Rajoo up, won the Class 1, Div. 1, 8f race in a record time of 1 mm 36 3/5 sec at Bukit Timah yesterday.
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      32 30 THE Singapore Turf Club yesterday announced that the Gold Cup to be run In October will carry stakes of $60,000. making it the richest race in local history.
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      43 30 Ist No. *****5 $4,639 2nd No. *****3 $1425 3rd No. *****6 662 SUrten ($l5O each): Not. *****2 1547*7 *****6 163*12 *****7 *****7 *****0 *****5 *****4 *****6 Consolation prhea (slo* rach): No*. *****0 *****0 *****3 *****7 *****4 16*7*5 *****7 *****4 *****6 *****5
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      417 30 Smith and Ibadulla steer Warwick to safety ONDON, Sun. Former Test players Mike Smith and Billy Ibadulla steered ta b 1 e-topping Warwickshire to first innings safety in their vital county cricket championship match against third placed Middlesex yesterday. Smith, former England captain, and Ibadulla, onetime Pakistan player, came together
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      145 30 SELIEFTEAA (Sweden) Sun Former table tennis world champion Shigeo Ito (ailed to get his revenge here yesterday ugainst Sweden's Stellan Eengtsson who dethroned him in the World Cup final in Naicoya early this year. The slender young Swede Aon the exhibition match 21-19, 17-21.
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      15 30 'fa In celebration of -^vSg Our 6th National sp| <\ i t^.-'V. r±*\i L Til liUlMl
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    44 31 NEW DELHI. Sun. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko arrived here today for highlevel talks with Indian leaders. The talks are expected to centre around Indo-Paklstan tensions following the East Pakistani crisis and the refugee Influx Into India. Reuter. (SEE PAGE TWO)
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    1877 5 TODAY Singapore celebrates her sixth National Day on the threshold of a technological soc iet y. Ahead of her are two problems not of her own making but very much part of her present and her future. She faces the acid test of
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      8 7 wages and costs of living must go up'
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    2074 8  - Three years and the infant air force conies of age The Singaporean Lim Suan Kooi By IN Just three years or as long as it takes to train a military pilot Singapore has built up an air force that is compact yet credible as a defence deterrent. The Singapore Air
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      58 10 A force t The Hunter has proved to be a fine fighter aircraft In the ground to air defence role, the Hunter performs very well indeed. For those countries using the Hunter for the initial build-up of their air forces, the Harrier could be the natural choice when the time
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      106 14 Sanyo extends heartiest wishes I to the people of Singapore on I th/s ausp/c/ous occas/'on. u«rt\fhv^^a» ®^6i A^i&u^ vL&a»v^&(^a Sanyo. It's the same in any language. Isn't it incredible how good things in life cut across the language barrier Like Sanyo nee cookers, Sanyo Mm. tt^loMsion. Sanyo fans. Sdnyorefrigerators.and Sanyo
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    984 15 The most exciting most exacting... LIM SUAN KOOI speaks to some of Singapore's new breed of flyers the military pilots. DM VINO a car is easy. Hut not everyone can l>e a Grand Prix driver. This is what the commander of the SADC. Lt. Colonel Ec Tean Chye recently said
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    66 18 TOP: SAOC Hawker-Hunter jet* 100 m off together into a cloudy iky to demonstrate formation flying to 1,000 guests at the Flying Training School's third Parents' Day last month. RIGHT: Hunter pilot* (from left) Patrick Foo, 22, Jimmy Urn, 23, and Mike Teo, 23, being briefed by their flying instructor
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      95 19 I independence fc It's a wonderful feeling Singaporeans know what independence is all about. They know it's standing proud jSjfes and building your own future. It's trying harder ■HP; so you'll be better. It's a wonderful feeling. Cathay Pacific knows it because we H^ have been an independent airline in
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    133 20  -  MAX KIAN SENC HAN HAI FONC. All pictures of the Singapore Air Defence Command IT woi the children who mode the most of it when the Flying Training School at Tengoh had its first Open Day lost month. LEFT: An exciting moment for Julian Thumboo.
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    88 22  -  Dick Wilson by Over 250 graphically exciting pages portraying the biography of Singapore Profusely illustrated in full colour and packed with information "East Meets West" is an essential book for anyone who wants to understand Singapore. 10" x 10" produced with top-quality materials, a book you will
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    44 23 LEFT: Nofh.ng like relaxing with a game of carroms in airconditioned comfort tor these pilot trainees at their "Eyrie Neit." BOTTOM: Pilot trainee Licw Mm Hin (left), 22, spends a quiet evening in his studybedroom with Andy Ng, 21 discussing "mechanics in flight."
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    811 23 Taking off without any worry... THI-: SADC's highflying pilots ell j<> v a little "high-living* 1 back at base. They sleep In comfortable rooms and eat In a cosy •'cookhouse 1 where waiters serve milk, scrambled eggs and tender renti ang or what |i deemeu fit lor pilots. The pilots
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    1494 25  -  Lee Su San By DAYBREAK in Singapore. And the first ray of lunlight that pierces the chilly gloom of night picks out scores of figures going through vigorous exercises. A steady drizzle falls as 14 working girls with wet hair and smiling faces push off from Sembawang
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    1003 28  -  SINGAPORE as the region's brain centre is one role its 2.1 million people must gear themselves to ;issuine within this decade. Not because it is grandiose and smacks of superiority but because it is necessary for survival and prosperity. And because it demonstrates Singapore's desire to help
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    2098 30 IT didn't seem too long ;igo thai she was perfectly contented to be carried across the threshold and deposit ed in the kitchen all dreams crystallised with her hanging out the first diaper. Today Singapore women fere no longer viewed within the confining role of homemaker alone
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      68 31 IN CELEBRATING OUR I NATIONAL DAY LET US PLEDGE AND DEDICATE OURSELVES TO OUR REPUBLIC S CONTINUED PROGRESS M AND PROSPERITY II I I OF I I SINGAPORE I I MARKET STREET. SINGAPORE fp) <d\ s\ v <'> O/ yule's A LIFETIME INVESTMENT POWER IN COMFORT REST FOR FOAAA THOSE
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      170 32 |::S!||ir( "'•■4ff*Hfli!iM I'.J iiiiMMiiiHH H I S ..iiiiiii..»H H M MHSMMiMN V rj .----o 1 i47i--T l -"»>»rl M l ''--HU*HUitH'*l'* l .t 'Ik U HBRHHIIIIIHMvt I MWimiii'M| ,J2^^2S^^^3 <*****&****• ,s '-mpHHIHI*!"" 1 I u^l~~ S Congratulations Singapore! You've grown faster than ever this year. You've progressed in all fields.
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      167 33 tiaie/i on. SIIYGAPOKE! 0 n N < '1 1 I M»l 1 1 lO < l< V V IO| > ■MtMMfMk Technical education is of vital important to a developing country such as ours This is a well known fact to all of us. The right materials and aids are
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      136 34 WE REJOICE WITH THE PEOPLE AND GOVERNMENT fOF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE IN CELEBRATING THE NATIONAL DAY ox I O LEADER IN FIBREGLASS PRODUCTS For Architect^,,, Engineering and Industrial applications LEADER IN DbSIGN For Standard and Custom-made products LEADER IN QUALITY With Best Materials and Workmanship FIBGLAS PRODUCTS INCLUDE: Roofing
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      61 36 shaping a modern Singapore... is as much our concern as our government) south sea industrial g co (ptel ltd |PSSE?SSt™ W*O ASS m tipM 72. Jalan Benaan Kapal. Singapore 14 Tel *****7 *****2 V Cable Add SOUTHGLASS J LzlJ national day INTRACO LIMITED 2FL ICB BUILDING 2 SHENTON WAY SPORE
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    45 37 Where you least expect to find our airmen... in the swimming-pool. RIGHT: A trainee pilot surfacing after blowing up the legs of his flying overalls to use as a float in a sea-survival exercise. BOTTOM: Pilot trainees from Eagle Squadron (Strikemasters) taking their seasurvival test.
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    35 38 Top honours to 3 SIR The SAF's top combat unit this year, the 3rd Battalion, Singapore Infantry Regiment, receives the SAF colours from Defence Minister Dr. Goh Keng Swee on Armed Forces Day last month.
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      90 39 a great day feHV V^Ln M^iP Singapore Mgm M> Joyous, meaningful, a time for S»T SmS?^? «Ji*«tt«< 2S national celebration. ""TT fT^ imT^iiSs!3m«"m^i Our heartiest best wishes to S^.«*gg!^iJ IiTtSJ. SL.ISS: r ih» »ofk ol ilMhion be«iti- the people of Singapore i«ih mou id«d b Y mgh 3;';^'; ,TJ!r /m^
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