The Straits Times, 11 August 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times Ite National Newspaper Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Envoy from Canton in Kuala Lumpur
    88 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A special emissary from Canton is here to finalise arrangements for the visit of the China trade mission to Malaysia on Aug. 22. He is reported to have met officials of the Ministry of Com- merce and Industry and members of
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    Chou ready for 'very broad' talks with Nixon
    1595 1  -  JAMES RESTON Peking on 'our f ears* FULL TEXT OF INTERVIEW BEGINS TODAY IN PAGE 10 By —Peking, Tuesday 15SEPJ971 Nixon's talking points in Peking and China's Japanese problem PREMIER Chou En-lai is prepared for a very broad discussion of world problems
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    Mystery chunk of glass from moon
    112 1 SPACE CENTRE (Houston). Tues. Apollo 15's astronauts recorded the story of their landmark lunar expedition today, and geologists reported one of the rocks returned from the moon valley was an intriguing black chunk of glass one foot long. "We've never had anything brought back
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    Sime Darby in $ 11O m takeover —bid
    634 1 Sime Darby in 11O m takeover —bid- By BLAIR JOHNSON CING APORE, Tues- Sime Darby late this evening announced the biggest ever take-over bid by a locally based company. In a $110.25 million bid It is asking Lon-don-based estate company Seafleld Amalgamated shareholders to accept 55p for each of that
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    Lock icon Soviet N-subs
    33 1 WASHINGTON. Tues. Sen. Strom Thurmond said today there were Indication the Soviets were deploying nuclear missile submarines from Cuban bases, violating a 1903 agreement between Russia and the United Btatc*. UPI
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    SINGAPORE FLAG ON BANK OF CHINA
    105 1 SINGAPORE FLAG ON BANK OF CHINA SINGAPOBE, Tues. The Bank of China in Singapore is celebrating the Republic- i>> v:i« ;^>* Day by hoisting tne Singapore flag and decorating its head office with banners. T_r deputy manager of the bank has said It was only natural for the bank to
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    Move to check IRA men
    177 1 Move to check IRA men LONDON, Tuesday GPECIAL Branch detectives, backed by military intelligence, today tightened security checks at air and sea ports to block the movements of suspected Irish Republican Army (IRA) men between Britain and Ireland. A close watch was also being kept by police on a number
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      PAKISTAN BARS KENNEDY
      37 1 PAKISTAN BARS KENNEDY RAWALPINDI, Tues. Pakistan today cancelled the scheduled visit of U.S. Senator Edward Kennedy to inspect the refugee situation in the rebellious East and to meet President Yahya Khan in West Pakistan. See back page
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      Lock icon RUSSIA TESTS SPACE BOMB
      42 1 WASHINGTON. Tues.— The Soviet Union has conducted another test of its orbital bombardment system, capable of carrying a nuclear bomb, as part of a programme to strengthen Its strategic weapons capability, the U.S. Defence Department said today. Renter
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  • WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE
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      Lock icon Sikhs allowed to scatter ashes of dead in Thames
      179 2 f ONDON, Tues. Sikhs L living in Britain have been given official permission to scatter the ashes of their dead in tbe River Thames. But they may perform the ritual only down river from Tower Bridge where the water is not
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      Lock icon Peace plan
      41 2 TOKYO. Tues. Algeria and North Vietnam were reported today to have agreed that the right way for the United States to get out of Vietnam in an honourable manner is to respond to the Vletcong's seven-point peace proposal. AP.
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      Oz editors walk out of jail
      68 2 Oz editors walk out of jail THE three editors of Oz magazine (from left) Felix Dennis, 24, Richard Neville, 29, and James Anderson, 33, talk to newsmen outside Wormwood Scrubs prison on Sunday after being released on bail. Tbe three men reportedly intend to appeal their recent convictions under the
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      Lock icon PLOT BY THIEU TO CRUSH OPPOSITION CHARGE
      121 2 PLOT BY THIEU TO CRUSH OPPOSITION CHARGE CJAIGON, Tues. Aides of Presidential candidate Qen. Duong Van Minn claimed today they hold secret documents containing instructions from the South Vietnamese Government on paralysing opposition to President Nguyen Van Thieu in the October election. Speculation Is growing that Oen. Minn a former
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      Lock icon Soviet writer freed from labour camp
      141 2 MOSCOW. Tues. Anatoll Marchenko, a 34--year-old engineer, who became known in the West for a book describing life in Soviet labour camps, has been released after three years in a camp, usually reliable sources said today. The sources, who are close to dissident circles
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      Lock icon Another Pravda blast against Nixon
      258 2 Another Pravda blast against Nixon MOSCOW. Tuesday article in Pravda today delivered a new blast against U.S. policy in China and said President Nixon's planned visit to Peking appeared motivated by domestic politics. The article, reported by Tass, and written by Mr. Georgy Arbatov of the USSR Academy of Sciences,
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      Lock icon C-MART ENTRY: WHY WILSON SAID 'NO'
      110 2 C-MART ENTRY: WHY WILSON SAID 'NO' LONDON, Tues. Opposition to the Government and not the threat of Labour Party disunity was one of the main reasons influencing Opposition leader Mr. Harold Wilson's rejection of British Common Market entry terms, according to an opinion poll published yesterday. The Opinion Research Centre
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  • WORLD NEWS 2
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      Lock icon Protestants raze own homes in death saga
      499 3 Protestants raze own homes in death saga BELFAST, Tues. gULLETS whistled through Belfast streets lit by flames from blazing buildings during the night after a wave of violence in which at least 12 people died and many were injured In Northern Ireland. One hundred blazing houses In a Protestant street
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      Lock icon 6,000 more join shipyard takeover bid
      340 3 6,000 more join shipyard takeover bid GLASGOW, Tuesday. §IX thousand shipyard employees voted to join a workers' takeover of Upper Clyde Shipbuilders, bringing all four of the consortium's divisions under their control yesterday The men voted at the Govan, Scotstoun and Linthouse Yards to Join a work-in begun near here
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      Lock icon Attack on US cars: Protest to Russia
      143 3 Attack on US cars: Protest to Russia WASHINGTON. Tues. TT The United States protested to Soviet authorities in Moscow and Washington yesterday over what the Statet Department called a very serious atack on cars belonging to two American diplomats In the Soviet capital last week-end. Unidentified Russians were reported to
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      Lock icon Clay rejects $33,000 offer
      47 3 BYDNEY. Tues. Former world heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad All iCassius Clay) declined a All 0.000 M*33.000> fee to make a 30--second television commercial for a Sydney car dealer because he disapproved of Australia's immigration policy, an Australian advertising executive said here yesterday Reuter.
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      Lock icon 3 YACHT HIJACKERS GIVE UP TO COAST GUARD
      179 3 OONOLULU, Tues. Three gunmen ended a luxurious cruise aboard an oil millionare's yacht they hijacked from here four days ago when they surrendered to the U.S. coast guard yesterday. The hijackers, armed with pistols and rifles from the 75-ft. ketch K am
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      Manila tells Peking: 'No ping pong'
      93 3 MANILA, Tan. The IT Philippines today refused to play pint Ponf diplomacy with. China. The Table Tennis Association of the Philippines announced it had turned down an invitation to compete in the Afro-Asian table tennis friendship tournament in Peking in November. "Let the big
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      Not enough jails to hold us says Bernadette
      147 3 Not enough jails to hold us says Bernadette ftMAGH, (Northern v Ireland). Tues.— Bernadette Devlin flew back to Northern Ireland last night and told the Government which once jailed her for inciting riots she was not afraid of being interned. The 23-year-old civil rights leader, an Independent MP. was welcomed
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      Newsmen quit Indon army paper
      106 3 Newsmen quit Indon army paper JAKARTA, Tues. The editor and staff of th? army newspaper Berita Yudha have resigned and will publish a new Independent paper which will appear next Monday, Berita Yudha said today. The move follows the placing of the paper under the control of President Suharto as
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      Lock icon British travel firm offers cut-price tours to China
      216 4 British travel firm offers cut-price tours to China LONDON. Tues. A British travel firm Is offering cut-price holiday tours to China starting next year. An all-in package tour to Peking will cost £290. the Far Eastern travel specialists Kuoni Challls and Benson said here. "The classic China tour" including stop-overs
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      Lock icon Why Nixon gets a hostile press –
      112 4 Why Nixon gets a hostile press NEW YORK. Tues. 11 President Nixon faces a hostile Press because of ideoloKical and political differences, a senior White House aide charged yesterday. Mr. N. R Haldeman. White House chief of staff, conceded in an interview in the latest Look magazine that all Presidents
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      Lock icon Gorton may be asked to quit report
      309 4 Gorton may be asked to quit report CANBERRA, Tuesday. QOVERNMENI sources here say Australian Defence Minister and former Prime Minister John Gorton may be asked to resign from the Government. Prime Minister William McMahon is being pressured by Government members to drop Mr. Gorton, who is publishing his memoirs In
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      Lock icon Anti-war priest put into special cell
      103 4 Anti-war priest put into special cell nAN BURY (Connecticut). Tues. Father Philip Berrlgan. anti-war Roman Catholic priest, and 25 other inmates of Danbury Federal penitentiary, were transferred to special cells today after a hunger and work strike a prison official said. The priest is alleged to have distributed leaflet* to
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      Lock icon Buying more
      27 4 MANILA, Tues. The Philippines will buy an additional 30.000 metric tons of rice from Burma, the Depar.ment of Agriculture and Naturae Resources said today. Reuter.
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      GOLDA: I WILL STEP DOWN IN 73
      149 4 GOLDA: I WILL STEP DOWN IN 73 T ON DON, Tues —Prime Minister Mrs. Golda Meir of Israel said yesterday she will not seek a second term of office in the 1973 elections. On a BBC TV profile of her life, Mrs. Meir told interviewer Alan Hart a curt "no"
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      Lock icon Jumbo midwifery theory renewed
      128 4 COLOMBO. Tues. A v theory that mldwives officiate at the birth of baby elephants i n the wilds has been renewed here by recent observations of a Ceylonese game guard whose report has gone on record at the Wild Life Department. The guard reported be climbed
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      Lock icon U.S. STILL TRYING TO BLOCK CHINA'S ENTRY CHARGE
      158 4 U.S. STILL TRYING TO BLOCK CHINA'S ENTRY CHARGE HONG KONG, Tues. Chinese VicePremier Li HslenNien said the United States was still trying to block China's "legitimate rights" in the United Nations. In a strong attack on U.S. policies in the Far East, he also reiterated Peking's outright opposition to any
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      Lock icon Tale of a missing harem at Orly airport...
      254 4 DARIS, Tues. Some x airline passengers only lose their luggage at airports. But Prince Abdul Aziz Elpheni of Saudi Arabia managed to lose his six-member travelling harem at Orly airport yesterday. The prince, the ladles and his aides, in a group of
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    Skilled training in West Germany for 8
    395 5  -  CHIA POTEIK FIRST UNDER SPECIAL SCHEME By SINGAPORE, Tuesday THE Government's scheme of giving priority to demobilised national servicemen for overseas training in international plants went into operation tonight with the departure for West Germany of eight ex-national servicemen. They are the first
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    Jumble sale
    28 5 SINOAPORE. Tues. A charity jumble sale will be held at the Church of St. Bemadette In Zion Road on Sunday from 9 am. to 5 pm
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    WHEN FIVE ROBBERS FOUND SAFE EMPTY
    103 5 WHEN FIVE ROBBERS FOUND SAFE EMPTY SINGAPORE, Tues. Five 0 robbers were furious when they opened the iron safe of a finance company in G e y 1a n g Road today and found it empty. In frustration, the gang one of them armed with a revolver turned to their
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    THREE MIC MEN CONTINUE THEIR 'FAST TO DEATH'
    167 5 THREE MIC MEN CONTINUE THEIR 'FAST TO DEATH' KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The hunger-strike by three MIC branch leaders entered Its fourth day today with no sign of either Tun V.T. Sambanthan or Tan Sri V. Manlckavasagam withdrawing their bid for the party presidentship. The hunger-strikers Mr. R. Satchlananthan, Mr. N.
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    Cartooning for fun
    59 5 SINGAPORE. Tues— The National Library's Oroup Services Section Is holding a talk and demonstration on cartooning for fun by Mr. R. Karmakar, Specialist Inspector (Arts and Crafts). Ministry of Education, at Its staff training room tomorrow at 10.30 am Admission Is free and tickets are available from
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    Costly stop
    33 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Taxi driver Dallp Singh, of SUat Road, was today fined $5 after he admitted stopping his car and jostructing traffic at Collyer Quay on Dec. 30 two years ago.
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    700 Poly students boycott classes at new —campus
    270 5  - 700 Poly students boycott classes at new —campus- LEE SU SAN By SINGAPORE, Tues. About 700 Singapore Polytechnic students boycotted classes today In protest against the way the adm 1 n i stratlon is transferring their faculties to the new Dover Road premises. They were to have attended classes at
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    Raja cancels meeting
    41 5 SINOAPORE. Tues. The Foreign Minister. Mr. 8. Rajaratnam. will not hold his meet-the-people session at his Kampong Olam Dranch tomorrow because of prior commitments In connection with National Day celebrations. It will be resumed as usual next Wednesday
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    Armed men beat up a Sikh watchman
    177 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. A 49-year-old watchman was injured In a fight with four men outside a car firm in Orchard Road this morning. The watchman, Santa Singh, received a blackeye and bodily injuries and was admitted to Outram Hospital, where his condition tonight was
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    Your boys are 'not angels' mother and granny —told—
    178 6 Your boys are 'not angels' mother and granny told OINGAPORE, Tues. A Judge today advised a mother and a grandmother to adJust themselves to the "sad realisation" that their two boys were "not angels." Mr. Anwarul Hague, the Second District judge said this when the mother of Ooh Tiam Chal,
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    Onn's toast to President Sheares
    69 6 MALAYSIAN Minister of Education, Incbe Hussein Onn (left), proposing the toast to President Sbeares to mark Singapore's National Day on Monday. On the right is the Republic's Hl(h Commissioner to Malaysia, Dr. Chiang Hal Ding, who returned the toast to the Yang di-Pertuan Arong. The
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    Umno call for Malays to be taught mining work
    283 6 Umno call for Malays to be taught mining work K. LUMPUR, Turn. THE Malaysian Government has been urged to Impose conditions requiring mining companies to train bumlputras in mining operations. This training should be provided in all aspects of mining operations up to managerial level. The Umno economic congress which
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    New prisons deputy
    26 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Quek Shi Lei. Superintendent of Changl Prison, has been appointed the Deputy Director of Prison* with effect from Aug. 1.
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    MESSAGE FROM EMPEROR HIROHITO
    140 6 MESSAGE FROM EMPEROR HIROHITO SINGAPORE. Tues. President Sheares and Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew have received more congratulatory messages from world leaders on the occasion of Singapore's sixth National Day. Latest messages came from Emperor Hlrohlto of Japan. King Bhumlbol of Thailand. Prime Minister Slrima Bandaranalke of Ceylon, President Sadat
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    Theft from car
    39 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Labourer Azls bin Abdul Aziz. 18. was jailed for three months today, after he admitted stealing a radio head-tuner worth »1O from a car parked In Jalan Ishak, oft Jalan Euoos. an Aug. 6.
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    Employer pays $22,000 to man hurt at work
    113 6 Employer pays $22,000 to man hurt at work SINGAPORE. Tues. A civil suit, relating to an accident In Pahang three years ago, was settled for $22,000 before Mr. Justice Choor, Singh In the High Court today. The consent order Is for Chua Kun Sang. 20. of Lorong 28, Oeylang, who
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    Lock icon Scuffle over seaman at embassy party—
    392 7 Scuffle over seaman at embassy party— CAIRO, Tues.— Diplomats of North and South Korea scuffled beside a swimming pool at an embassy reception here last night over a seaman who the South Koreans say may have been kldi.tipped by the northern communists. The nclsy skirmish startled Western, communist and Afro-Asian
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    Science Centre gets gift of 760 books
    90 7 Science Centre gets gift of 760 books SINOAPORE, Tues— The Science Centre received Its first donation of 760 books from the Asia Foundation today. The books, which cover a wide range of subjects on recent developments In the field of science, were received by Mr. Wee Cho Yaw, chairman of
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    Parking fine
    31 7 BINOAPOBE. Tues. Ismail bin Abdul Ohanl of Jalan TenK ah was fined »10 today for parking his car and obstructing traffic at Oeylang Road on Feb. 9 last year.
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    Big drive against air and water pollution
    606 7  -  LIM SUAN KOOI HEAVY FINES FOR OFFENDERS FROM MARCH By SINGAPORE, Tues. Manufacturer will soon have to spend a lot of money on anti-air and water pollution devices. They must start budgeting now because they have only until March 1972 before they have
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    FIRE BREAKS OUT AT PLASTIC FACTORY
    47 7 FIRE BREAKS OUT AT PLASTIC FACTORY SINGAPORE, Tues. A fire broke oat at the We Won Plastic Industry factory in Chandler Road, Serangoon, at 4.20 a.m. today. Police said a few hundred dollars' worth of plastic bags were destroyed. The cause of the fire was not known.
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    Owner fined for smoky car
    59 7 SINOAPORE, Tues. Car owner Lee Ah Mcc was fined $60 today because his car emitted excessive smoke at Serangoon Road on April 10 last year. Although he was not driving the car at the time. Lee, of Oagak Selari Barat off Tlong Bahru Road, had
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    Expert calls for new attitude to education
    211 7 Expert calls for new attitude to education SINGAPORE, Tues. The most Important change needed in the world is a change in people's attitude towards education, a British specialist in adult education said today. He is Mr. W.J.A. Harris, 58, a lecturer on the subject for 19 years at the University
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    Hawker's dream to 'feel' a car ended in -tragedy
    216 8 Hawker's dream to 'feel' a car ended in -tragedy- CJINGAPORE, Tues. A hawker wanted to "feel" his hands on the steering wheel of a car and "hear" its engine purring under his control. And though Tan Lian Huat, 30, aid not have a driving licence, it was his "innermost, desire"
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    $150 ganja fine
    42 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. A labourer waa fined $150 by a magistrate today (or having two kartoos of ganja. Abdullah bin Abdul Hamld. 19, admitted having the ganja worth $2 40 at Block A. Blair Road, off Kampong Bahru Road, yesterday.
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    Singapore a focal point of attention: Wok
    153 8 SINGAPORE, Turn. SINGAPOREANS must realise that Singapore is "an obvious focal point of attention" in South-east Asia. The Minister for Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok, said this tonight at the Kampong Tengah community centre National Day celebrations. He listed the factors contributing to
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    Home after tour success
    196 8  -  TAN WANG JOO By PRETTY Chou Hooi Lean getting a w e 1 come home kiss from grandma at the airport yesterday. The 15 year old richly deserved it. For Hooi Lean and about 100 other young Singapore musicians were returning in triumph from their two-week
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    MALAYSIA DRAWS OUT $22M FROM THE IMF
    176 8 MALAYSIA DRAWS OUT $22M FROM THE IMF UUALA LUMPUR, lv Tues. Malaysia today made a drawIng of $22.3 million from her gold tranche position in the International Monetary Fund to meet part of her initial contribution to the international tin buffer stock. In a statement. Finance Minister Tun Tan Slew
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      205 8 Oop By Y.T. Hamlin I WELL VVHATCHA BOYS, ONLY A TRUE AJNT >OU FOWSEmNS HE« I I YAHHN ....BUT V~" "S. WHY NOT? LEM H~ KNOW.' LOOKIT/ LEMIAN'D DISPLAY ONE OF GUZ'S MOOVTAN MAYBE WE CAN DeFECTION? COULD USE A/^ HIM.' -/THAT KIND* COURAGE.' SPIES, TUNK? CHANGE ALL XT COOL
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    0oo...the wicked stepmother's giving the poison apple to Snow White...
    245 9  -  By RITA LOONG IT was enough to make »ny child k»e her appetite for apples i n^n cs Wds more than 10 °0 of them were watchinr the scene In iSw.. P ant ondme Snow white when the wicked stepmother
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    800 in jobs bid to raise $10,000 for -school
    156 9 800 in jobs bid to raise $10,000 for -school- SINGAPORE, Tues— About 800 students, including 150 girls, of the Dunearn Secondary Technical School today set off on their holiday Job-week offering services to residents In the district for a donation. Their aim: To raise $10,000 for the school's project fund.
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    Army band
    24 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Infantry Regiment band will perform at the MacRitchie Reservoir Park on Sunday from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.
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    BOTTOMLEY TO BE GUEST OF PREMIER LEE
    76 9 LONDON. Tues. Mr. Arthur Bottomley, Secretary of State for Commonwealth Affairs in the former Labour Government, will be the guest of Mr. Lee Kuan Yew next month. Mr. Bottomley, deputy leader of the British parliamentary delegation to the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association's conference in
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    'We'll need your skill and drive'
    242 9  - 'We'll need your skill and drive' CHIN CHENG MEI: Raja's N-Day message to overseas students: From London, Tues, gINGAPORE students in Britain yesterday received in their post a National Day message from Singapore's Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr. S. Rajaratnam. In this message for Singapore students overseas he told them
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      THE VITAL CLAUSE
      449 10 Official reaction everywhere to India's new treaty with Russia is restrained by the uncertainty which surrounds the vital clause concerning the consultations that will follow in the event of either party being subject to attack or the threat of attack. Consultation would be for the purpose of
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      THE IRISH DILEMMA
      257 10 Northern Ireland's decision to introduce detention without trial does not come as a suprise. Only last week when mounting violence in Belfast and Londonderry was getting out of hand the British Home Secretary, Mr. Reginald Maudling, hinted at such a possibility. Admittedly, a rather extreme measure, but
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      SOCIAL INEQUALITY
      247 10 An extra spurt in the remaining months of this year and Singapore may be over the hump. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew pointed out in his National Day message that extra effort can produce a new momentum whose effects will run well into the future. But success will also
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    Chou speaks his mind on Taiwan
    2792 10 THE STRAITS TIMES TODAY PUBLISHES THE FIRST INSTALMENT OF A HISTORIC FIVE-HOUR INTERVIEW BETWEEN CHINA'S PREMIER, CHOU EN-LAI AND JAMES RESTON OF THE NEW YORK TIMES 'WE ARE WILLING TO NEGOTIATE WITH U.S. A SETTLEMENT OF THE TAIWAN PROBLEM' CHOU: Have you recovered your
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  • Business Times
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      Continued economic growth ensured in Malaysia's new Plan
      227 11  - Continued economic growth ensured in Malaysia's new Plan COLIN GIBSON By T^EVV YORK: Despite an anticipated lag in such traditional exports as tin and rubber, Malaysia's efforts to diversify production and encourage foreign investment shoud ensure continued economic expansion, according to Chase Manhattan Bank. Reviewing the Second Five-Year Plan for
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      WEST MALAYSIA
      6 11 EXPORTS OF MAJOR COMMODITIES
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      US $ rocks boat in world markets
      839 11 US rocks boat in world markets Signs of the problembrewing again WELTER reports indicate the doljar problem is brewing again. Devaluation of the TS dollar appears the only solution, one not popular with American politicians, but increasingly talked about 'in wor 1 d financial circlesIn a report issued at the
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      CITY TALK
      272 11  -  CROESUS HBH By Well done, Ralli LAST Friday was an historic day in Singapore. A publicly quoted company not only invited its shareholders to Its annual general meeting, but invited the Press. The invitation to myself indicated that the Press was welcome to drinks following the meeting, but
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      Lock icon Rubber: Scepticism in London market
      222 11 LONDON: The Financial Times says reports over the weekend that the Malaysian G /ernment Is planning a massive intervention in the rubber market to halt the slide In prices were regarded with some scepticism in the London market. The paper says at the same time
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      Lock icon Oil contract
      34 11 JAKARTA: Alt an tic Richfield, largest USbased integrated oil company, signed a produc-tion-sharing contract on Monday with the Indonesian Government to exploit oil resources In offshore East Kalimantan 'formerly Borneo) island. UPI.
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      Drop in West Malaysia's trade balance
      569 11  - Drop in West Malaysia's trade balance AUSTIN MORAIS By WEST Malaysia had a favourable trade balance of $316.6 million for the first half of this year, according to preliminary external trade figures released by the Department of Statistics. But this Is much lower than the figure for the similar period
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      SINGAPORE, X.L IN BUSINESS CLUB PLAN
      159 11  - SINGAPORE, X.L IN BUSINESS CLUB PLAN KINGSLEY WOOD By SYDNEY: An International business club, with the aim of promoting trade with Southeast Asian and Pacific countries, will open in Sydney later this month. Called Greenstones, It will be the first in a chain of similar clubs to be progressively opened
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      147 11 INSIDE Indonesia pom no threat U> Singapore; News from Jakarta; Staipplnf coliann; People In business. Pftfe 18. Company news; Share market report; Commodities. Fa«« IS. Orerse** market* New York, Melbourne. Honf Konf (loainf prices and business done. Pafe 14. X^ l-^ _Jj Whenyourea world bank like Chase, you try to
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    Indonesia poses no threat to Spore
    689 12  -  GEORGIE LEE By pONTRARY to the belief held by some that Indonesia poses a threat to Singapore's efforts to attract foreign Investments, statistics reveal that the bulk of foreign capital In Indonesia has been invested in projects which cannot be undertaken in the Republic
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  • PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
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      SHIPPING
      847 12 Say hello to Fe-Ro fN THE shipping 1 business imaglnati v c abbreviations have been coined for specialised ships. Some examples are Lo Lo (Lift-on- Liftoff), Combo (Combination ContainerGeneral Cargo Ships), Ro Ro (Roll-on Rolloff), Obo (Oil/Bulk/ Ore), Bo (Bulk/Ore). Now the Japanese have come out with a new
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      News from Jakarta
      390 12  -  HUGH MABBETT By JAKARTA: From Nov. 1 all motor-cyclists and pillion riders must wear safety helmets. Where the helmets will come from is not clear (though Japan seems the obvious source, since it also provides the motorcycles) and no standards have been set. But it Is clear
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
    • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
    • Article
      Boustead pushes ahead
      287 13 Holdings Is really showing its paces this year. Half-time profits are excellent, and the group will have no trouble at all meeting the forecast of an upturn of not less than 20 per cent for the full year. At $1.2 million before tax for the first half
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      HIGHLIGHT
      55 13 BANDAR RAYA Developments appears to have turned the corner, and chairman Dato Wang Teng Kiat Indicates that 1971 will be profitable after several years of losses. Results for the half year to June show net profits of $248,681 He expects second half profits to exceed those of the first
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        Tin up a fraction
        152 13 THE Straits tin price In Penang yesterday went up fractionally by 12i cents to $628.87} per picul on an official offering down four tons to 283 tons. The market was fairly steady with all round support, especially from the United Kingdom. LONDON: Monday's tin was basically
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        Copper prices
        56 13 l^ondon copper prices on Mondsy H'lvvioun in bracket*). Wirebar Spot buyer £451 00 I £430.00) feller £431.50 (£430.30): Three Monthi buyer £4«1.00 (£460.00) teller £462.00 (£460.50). MirMt urn: Steady: Sale* 1.(00 ton*. Copper stock* in London Metal Exchange warehouses at the weekend rose 2.32S metric ton* to 100.750
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        CLOSING PRICES
        22 13 AUG. 10. RUBBER: 89.50 cents (down 2.50 cents). TIN: 8628.87} (up 12} cents). Olflcial offering 283 tons (down 4 tons).
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        PRODUCE
        112 13 HINIJE PRODUCE IXCm-NTE. SINCAPOHC NOON CLOlinu PRICti PIM PICUL YESTERDAY. CHmit Oil: bulk JS2J *ellers, drum (35 aellers. Ceava: Mixed (f.0.b.) loose Aug./ Sept UK/Cont. $301 B. P*a«er: MuntOk AST K whit* f.O.b. lOO<-< NL.W *I*3 *ell«ra, Sarawak white (.o.b. 96<j NLW $185 sellers. Sarawak special black r.o.b. NLW
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        World gold market
        55 13 Monday Saturday •U.S. *U I London 43.84 42. M Beirut 44.29 42.M Hongkong 43.71 43.51 Zurich 43.708 42 SOB 43.908 42.758 Purls 43.54 42.29 Sport ill ClOMd 44.11 Spore (2) ClOMd 163.20 d> Export price In non-iterllng area* In U.S. dollars per ounce. (2) Local demlen prices
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        PALM OIL
        36 13 In London on Monday th« price* of Malayan S per cent <ik IKN European porti In hulk, •terllni per long ton Jan. /Feb. wu quoted at UK 1118 itllers or Ex-Cont. »216 sellrri (unchanged).
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        RUBBER FALLS
        509 13 AUGUST position came under pressure again yesterday widening the discount to September to 7* cents. The rubber market generally opened higher on improved London advices but slipped back to Just below Friday's final levels apart from August. Sellers in physicals were very reserved. The morning session closed aulf-t
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      -PROFITTAKERS ARE ACTIVE
      240 13 LOSSES were recorded across the board on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Throughout the morning session the market was dominated by sellers especially in second and third rate stocks. Top-liners were barely steady. At the Anal bell the Straits Times' Industrial Ordinary share index
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      Official rates
      50 13 f\S the official Malayan w Short Term Money Market for the week ended Au*. 7, 1971 the ranre of call rates wu as follows: BANKING FUNDS: 1% per cent to 3*4 per cent GENERAL FUNDS: 3', per cent to 44 per cent. MOVEMENTS of fluids totalled 1187 million.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      760 14 810 AMD Orriß PRICE* OFFICIALLT LIITID AT TNI CLO»I OF •O»IMIf» IM TMI lINOAPORI AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING W°TM* °PRIC« MOVIMINT* IM RACKITS Vt»TI«DAV INDUtTRIALt CLOSING TONE: All sections closed barely steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday Including odd lots totalled 2.572.000
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1252 14 BUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Koala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown ln brackets in lots of I.OOC unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS ACMA (1) 162 Alcan (8) 1.62. AlUed Choc. (2) 1.95. (2) 1.96, (2) 1
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        MELBOURNE
        403 14 MELBOURNE, Tues. Oil ITX shares, under The leadership of Bridge and Basin, were stronger on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Speculative mining stocks were weaker, but there were some worthwhile recoveries among heavyweights. industrials were mixed. The Bridge report on the Tlrrawarra well was released at the close of
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        NEW YORK
        362 14 ■^EW YORK, Mon.— The mar- ktt moved lower ln the most hesitant trading seen ln more than a year. The total of 8.1 million shares was the lowest volume since Aug. 17. 1970. when 6.9 million shares were traded. Today's downside action, according to analysts, was due more
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        Indices
        63 14 TINS tonday 70.34 rlday 70.82 reek ago 72.18 .IBBERS londay 207.05 rlday 204.76 reek ago 203.23 OILS tonday 349.99 riday 350.89 reek ago 354.80 INDUSTRIALS tonday 395.8 rlday 395.9 reek ago 397.3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS [onday 842.85 rtdmy 850.61 reek ago 864.92 ONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM londay 21% to
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        Asian dollar
        55 14 1 the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of US $25,000 and ibove. 1 mth 7 to 7 2 mths 7716t0 7 3 mths 7 to 7 6 mths 7 9 16 to 7 15 16-; 9 mths 7 1« to 7 15/16% 2 mths
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        HONG KONG
        215 14 XIONO KONO. Tues. The '''market was firm throughout the day. with a few fluctuations ln between. Gammon opened at HK125.20 and shot up to $27.00 after announcing an Interim dividend of 60 cents (25 cents last year) but eased back to $26 50 at the close, putting on
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        Hong Kong rates
        39 14 On the frt« tithanit marktt In Hone Kons yesterday the U.S. d*llar wai quota* at 6.0073 (or T.T. and 5 5950 for cath. IMrhni wn quoted at 14 48 and Mia taal «f i»ld at 323.23.
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      354 13 ©PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD Applications are invited for the following posts In the Public Utilities Board. Singapore:— ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: SENIOR ENGINEER (LOAD DESPATCH) ($1,600-1 950 consolidated) Corporate Member of the InotUutlon of Engineers, Singapore or equivalent plus minimum 5 years' operational experience In controlling H.V. trnr .mission and distribution networks and
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      691 13 GENERAL (Qfe^jSy ELECTRIC (U.8.A.) BUDGETS, FORECASTS PRODUCTION CONTROL Candidates should have 3 or 3 years practical experience In preparation of budgets and forecasts, sound knowledge of mass production standard cost systems, production control and scheduling. Preference given to those with Degrees in Accountancy or Business Administration. A challenging and rewarding
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      435 13 A well established organisation In Singapore with rapidly expanding Interests in this region has vacancies in its accounts department for:--(A) PAYROLL SUPERVISOR (B) ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT Applicants must be Singapore citizens. 23 to 28 years of age. who should have completed the LCC higher examinations or their equivalent. Preference will be
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      1869 14 |HißHqppHgP|H COOPER BROTHERS <c CO. W& ItllM fe^m^- COOPERS LYBRAND CHANGE OF ADDRESS AUCTION SALE OF Cooper Brothers Co. and Coopers Lybrand Valuable Singapore Properties, to be held at our saleroom, No. 58 announce that the Firm's Offices, formerly Market Btreet, Singapore, on Wednesday, 18th August. 1971 at 2.30 located
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  • Article, Illustration
    Big pullout of British Top Brass from S'pore
    386 15  -  R. CHANDRAN TRAGET DATE NOW OCT. 31 By SINGAPORE, Tu*«. ABIC pullout of high-ranking British military officers from Singapore will begin in late October and early November. This will follow the scrapping on Oct. 31 of the British Far East Military Command,
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    A RECORD DROP IN USE OF WATER
    96 15 A RECORD DROP IN USE OF WATER SINGAPORE. Tuea.— The lowest of water use In 18 months was recorded yesterday. a happy achievement for National Day. Consumption fell from Sunday's 89.6 million gallons by 2.2 million gallons to 87.4 million gallons the lowest since Feb. 6 last year. Sunday's consumption
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    Body found in sea
    48 15 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. The body of an unidentified Chinese, aged about 45. was fished out of the Straits of Johore in front of the General Hospital here this afternoon. He was wearing a white shirt and black trousers. Police do not suspect foul play.
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    Causeway cards
    48 15 SINGAPORE. Tues More than 10.000 Causeway travel Immigration cards have been distributed by the MalajHan High Commlislon In the last few days. The pink forms are also available at the Causeway for the casual commuter. The new Immigration system will be Introduced at midnight on Sunday.
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    Costly backing
    39 15 SINOAPORE. Tues. Motorist Lee Patt. 18. was today fined $100 tor (ailing to keep a lookout (or vehicles behind while reversing, and colliding Into a lorry at 81 m-s. Bux.lt Timah Road on May 39 last year.
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    Speeding fine
    36 15 SINGAPORE. Tue*. Tay Kheng Soon, oi CoUwold Close. was fined MO today (or driving at 58 m p.h In a 40 m.p.h. zone In Lornle Road on March 35 last year, at 9.50 am.
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    HK Governor ends visit
    33 15 SINOAPORE, Tues. Hong Kong's Qovemor-deslgnate, Sir Murray Maclehose left last night after an informal four-day visit to Singapore. Earlier, he attended the President's National Day reception at the Istana.
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    X-films withdrawn from screening in three -cinemas
    161 15 X-films withdrawn from screening in three -cinemas KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Two Xfllms currently being shown here, Penang and Johore were withdrawn from screening this evenIng. They are: "Sex and Life" at the Odeon cinema here, and "Fanny Hill" at the Cathay cinema in Johore Bahru and the Gala Theatre in
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    Notices of appeal by Nanyang executives
    141 15 SINGAPORE, Tues— Four Nanyang Slang Pau executives, detained since May under the Internal Security Act, have lodged notice of appeal against the dismissal of their habeas corpus applications by the High Court. They are Lee Mau Seng. 39, former managing director of the paper;
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    Thug shoots detective in $9,000 grab
    298 15  - Thug shoots detective in $9,000 grab GERRY DE SILVA i— OINGAPORE, Tues. A police detective was shot in the shoulder and chest when a gunman fired three shots during a hold-up outside Jubilee Theatre in North Bride Road today. Detective Sergeant Sonny Khoo. 34, was in his Cortina when the
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    Chit funds
    31 15 SINOAPORE. Tues. The MP for Jalan Kayu. Mr. Hwang Soo Jin, will raise the question of legislation to control the activities of chit fund companies when Parliament next sits.
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      941 15 On your TV and Radio IN P.M. Opening Followed by Pre- IJJ Report on Pesta Sudan 1971 S.N P.i. Programme Summary Examination Special Mid- (English) S.M Pok Amai2 9.00 News Summer Night's Dream 7J5 Mrti Hitchcock the 5M The Show $.11 Welfare Lottery Results 2.N Housewives' Mabnee Law Thresho)d (DJl
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      Education Ministry replies: Difficult to top —95%
      299 16 Education Ministry replies: Difficult to top —95%- T REFER to the series of complaints published In your correspondence column on the subject of queuelng for registration for admission to Primary One next year. The Minister of State for for education has already clarified in Parliament on August 5 that: (I)
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      142 16 I REFER to a letter from "A.L." (8.T.. July 20) requesting assistance In the eradication of mosquitoes at the back of blocks 49 and 50, Kirn Keat Road. A survey disclosed profuse mosquito breedings In unwanted tins and kitchen utensils Indiscriminately discarded along the fence within the compound of a
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      62 16 I WISH to Inform your correspondent "Motorist" (ST., July 26) that the provisions of the Road Traffic (Nlcoll Highway Restriction of use) Order. 1971, do not apply to omnibuses, private buses, excursion buses, school transport buses, school transport m1 n 1-buses. ambulances. Police vehicles and vehicles of the Singapore Fire
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      28 16 I SUPPORT "Willing to Serve" (S.T., July 29). First-orders should be able to save life and limb even when the National Anthem Is being played. DJI., Singapore 8.
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      Thinking also of Gurkha police
      126 16 I HAVE been a regular listener to the British Forces' Gurkha Radio which has just cone off the air. Many tone in to this station for Hindustani sonrs. Now it seems we have no other station to tone In to after a hard day's work.
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      The 'live' show audience waits and waits at RTS
      333 16 HAD occasion to witness the filming of RTS' English "Talentirne" at Caldecott Hill. It was the first time I watched a "live" show and am quite glad I spent an evening there. The camera crew and about everyone else were superb,
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      175 16 qPHOSE "Chinese Va- riety Shows" on TV! I would like to bring to light the photographic freaks which soured last Friday's "pot-pourri" (as RTS announced it) and made it most indigestible and stomach-upsetting. Just why do the cameramen keep appearing on the screen? Surely they shouldn't be seen at all!
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      49 16 MY son Is a Secondary 4 student In a Government Chinese school near Times House. Recently I learnt from him that they have no textbook on algebra although the subject has been taught for weeks. Is there a shortage of Chinese algebra text-books In Singapore? A CONCERNED FATHER. Singapore.
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      SUCCEEDING WITHOUT APING
      134 16 SUCCEEDING WITHOUT APING I AM puzzled, very puzzled, each time, I watch Miss Lena Lim on television or This 19-year-old singer, winner of the 1969 RTS Chinese Talentime, still remains unchanged In spite of two years In the limelight and the overseas trips she has made. What Lena Urn was
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      —TECHNICAL AND CRAFT TEACHERS' QUERY
      105 16 TECHNICAL AND CRAFT TEACHERS' QUERY rIE Government has said that the period of fulltime national service will be counted as normal service in the serviceman's civilian occupation. In the agreement which several technical and craft teachers signed with the Government, part seven says the "rights and obligations of the parties"
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    PREVIOUS FINE BLAMED FOR NEW OFFENCE
    114 17 PREVIOUS FINE BLAMED FOR NEW OFFENCE SINGAPORE, Tues. The $500 fine a housewife had to pay for assisting In an illegal lottery last year led her to commit the same offence again, a court heard today. Tan Moy Jeck, 32, who admitted having acted as a collector at Kampong Bahru
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    Hotel refuses to reveal secret account
    550 17  - Hotel refuses to reveal secret account JOSEPH YEO 'PEOPLE INVOLVED WILL BE UPSET' By Singapore, Tuesday JJ 0T E L Malaysia today resisted an attempt "to seek details of its secret "barter account" in the Industrial Arbitration Court. The attempt was made by Mr. Chue Shui Hoong of the NTUC
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    Strike warning by union
    66 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues The Metal Industry Employee* UnJon has aerved itrlke noUce on the Malaysia Oalvanlaed lton Pipes factory In Petallng Java over a dispute Involving recognition of the union. "The workers will strike on Saturday If the management does not comply with a Ministry of
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    RESERVE BLOOD STOCKS DOWN
    113 17 SINGAPORE, Tues. Reserve stocks of blood In the Blood Bank have fallen by 221 units from 957 units last week to 736 units this morning. During the week, the average number of donations received daily was 82 compared to an average of 96 transfusions per day.
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    27 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. A housewife. Meenakshi Odayan. 24, died Instantly when she was knocked down by a train at 11th mile Woodlands Road this morning.
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    No discrimination against Nantah grads: Society
    328 17 No discrimination against Nantah grads: Society SINGAPORE, Tues. 'THE Singapore Society of Accountants today x denied that it was discriminating against Nanyang University accountancy graduates trained under the old curricular structure. The criticism came from the chairman of the University's Department of Accountancy, Prof. Liv Kungkwei. He said the society's
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    —1,970 abortions in 10 months under new Act
    345 17 —1,970 abortions in 10 months under new Act SINGAPORE, Tups A total of 1,97 ft abortions were performed from March to December last year. This is only a portion of the 3,093 applications received by the Abortion Board following the implementation of the Abortion Act (1969) to reform and liberalise
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    223 18 Peking welcomes visits by four China -experts- DURING his conversation with James Reston, Premier Chou En-lai said Peking would welcome visits from four specialists in Chinese affairs. The four have in common personal histories marked by accusations of disloyalty during the McCarthy era that were found to be groundless. OWEN
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      704 21 j NOTICE OF REMOVAL PAN CONTINENT CORPORATION wish to announce the removal of their office as from 15th August, 1971 to:--5th floor, UNION BUILDING Room Nos. 173E 175E, No. 179, Tras Street, Singapore 2. Telephone Nos. *****, *****, *****5, *****7, *****3 Require office space from December 1971 preferobly in th«
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      710 21 SIME DARBY PLANTATIONS BERHAD Immediate vacancies exist in this Company's Kuala Lumpur Office for the following appointments. ESTATE ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATIVE EXECUTIVE Applicants must be Malaysian Citizens and should possess a recognised qualification In either Agricultural Economics. Business Administration or Accountancy Previous experience In personnel management oi administrative work would be
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      505 21 LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN TANAH PERSEKUTUAN Dengan pembangunan dan perkembangan yang pesat dan meluas, Lembaga mempunyal beberapa kekosongan jawatan untok dl-pelawakan kapada chalon2 yang berkelayakan serta sanggop menghadapl chabaran. Peluang untok menlngkat ka-Jawatan yang lebeh tlnggl dengan Lembaga bagl mereka yang tekun rajln dan mempunyal daya usaha amat-lah balk JAWATAN: (a) Pegawal
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    53 22 THE FAMILY of the late Madam Khoo Chin Mul thank all friends and relatives for their kind attendance, wreaths, condolence and assistance In their recent bereavement MR MRS. PNQ Hock Ann and family sincerely thank Rev. Dr. F. Balchin. Church Members, friends and relatives for all assistance received during
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    160 22 THE ORGANISERS of The Christ Church Fun Fair hereby announce that due to circumstances beyond their control, the Lucky Draw scheduled to be drawn on Saturday 14.871. at 9 p.m. Is cancelled. However, with the approval of the donors, the prizes Intended for the draw would now be auctioned
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    28 22 E. S. ISSAC A CO. (PTB) LTD. deeply regret to Inform that Mr. Lim Sen* Chua. Salesman, passed away at 8 p.m. on Monday. 9th August, 1971.
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      804 22 WANTBO OOPPBB HOUSB WAITRESS. I Apply in person to Oolden Dragon Snack Bar/Ooldes Palace. 37-O, Jalaa Ang Slang Kong. 11% miles, off Tamplnes Road. Blngapore 18. FEMALE TELEPHONE OPERATOR Cum Typist Wanted by a Plastic I Factory. Applicant preferable In Districts 12. IS, 14. Box AS47I 8.T.. Spore. WANTED INVESTIGATORS
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      1005 22 OIST. 0 APARTMENT available Immediately, fully furnished with airconditioner, covered car-park, servant's quartan. (890/- Principals only. B'pore ***** ext. 387. SELBTAR HILLS 4 bedroomed luxuriously furnished semi-detached single-storey. Please contact John ***** ext. 7743 Spore (office hours). AVAILABLE AUGUST IS, furnished 3-bedroom seaside bungalow. 31 Jalan Buloh Perlndu. near Ocean
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      959 22 WANTBO TO RENT a house at Sembawang Hills Estate with oarporch between (200/- (280/-. Contact Mr. Tob *****6 Spore. IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION. Company executive requires bungalow/apartment In dlst. 9, 10, 11, 21. Phone *****2 B'pore. COUPE INTERNATIONAL requires bungalows/apartments, furnished unfurnished, good locality for long terms. Contact *****4 Spore. WANTED URGENTLY
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      843 22 SPACE FOR RENT, suitable offices or saloon. Just off Orchard Road, la Calrnhlll Road. Tel: B'pore *****6 OIST. S OPPICB ROOM vacant. 200 sq. ft. no parkins problem. Interested ring *****0 Spore. OIST. IS WELL MAINTAINED furnished office with wall to wall carpet. Rent (ISO/- Tel: ***** 8 pore. Office
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    Call for more raids on Geylang brothels
    208 23 Call for more raids on Geylang brothels SINGAPORE, Tuesday T»HE anti-vice branch of the CID was today x urged to conduct more frequent raids on brothels in Geylang's Lorongs 18 and 20 to "restore peace" in the area. The appeal was made by residents ln a letter to the branch's
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    Two charged with having 'M' pills
    77 23 Two charged with having 'M' pills BINOAPORE, Tues. A technician. Rosdl bin Mohamed Yusoff, 19. today admitted having an "M" pill containing a poisonous drug, methaqualone, at Blair Plain, off Kampong Bahru Road last night. He was allowed ball pending a probation report on Sept. 3. Housewife Munah blnte Napi.
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    Doctor fined
    30 23 SINGAPORE .Tues. Dr. 8.8. Lulls, of Lothian Terrace, was fined $20 today for parking at a "No Parking" zone at North Boat Quay on Jan. 3. last yeai.
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    No top winners
    26 23 Singapore. Tues. There were no top prise winners ln the last Toto draw, and the first prize for Draw No. 63/71 Is $145,000.
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    300 ganja rolls seized
    28 23 JOHORE BAIIRI. Toes— Police arrested a 21-year-old youth today and seiied almost 300 rolls of ranja the biffest haul of the drug made here.
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      753 23 KERETAPI TANAH MELAYU Pemberits.hu Tender TAWARAN ada-lah di pelawa daripada pemborongS letrlk yang berdaftar Kelas C dan atas untck "Renovation of Lightning Protection System and Power Wiring" dl-Ibu Pejabat. Keretapl Tanali Melayu. Tawaran henci»k-lah dlhanUr kapada Jemaah Pembuka Tender. Ibu Pejibat. d/a Ketua Akauntan, Keretapl Tanah Melayu dan akan di-terlma
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      Singapore a step nearer last four
      781 24  - Singapore a step nearer last four TONY FRANCIS SINGAPORE 2 INDIA 2 -By If U ALA LUMPUR, Tues. Giant-killers Singapore moved a step nearer towards qualifying for the semi finals of tbe Merdeka tournament when they, held India to a draw in a Group B match at Merdeka Stadium tonight.
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      Taiwan shock champs Korea
      192 24 TPOH, Tues. DefendIng champions South Korea suffered a grevlous setback In the Merdekn soccer tournament tonight when beaten by a penalty goal by Taiwan at Stadium Perak. Korea had more of the game but they were badly knocked about by a Taiwan team who prevented their
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      The Lions beat Bay of Plenty to finish undefeated
      332 24 The Lions beat Bay of Plenty to finish undefeated rURANOA. Tues. Fullback Bob Hlller boosted his points tally for the tour to over 100 as the British Lions scrambled to a 20-4 victory over the Bay of Plenty here today. Hlller kicked three penalties In the first-half to help the
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      Blackouts had judges down on their knees
      376 24 Blackouts had judges down on their knees CALI (Colombia) Tues. Two power blackouts, a new world record in the 4x2oQm men's freestyle relay and a final stopped halfway through the race marked the fourth night of the Pan-Ame-rican Games swimming events here. The World record tumbled when the U.S. team
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      Pakistani beats Pancho Gonzales
      268 24 TORONTO, Tues. Haroon 1 Rahim. a young Pakistani who turned professional Just three weeks ago, beat veteran Pancho Oonzales 7-6. 6-3 in the fin* round of the Canadian Open tennis championships here yesterday. Rahim. 31. defeated the 43--year-old Oonzales with powerful serves and ground strokes that
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      The Cobra gallops smartly over 5f on a heavy track
      356 24 -RACING... with EPSOM JEEP I 'THE COBRA 11, a Class 4 newcomer, showed ability on a heavy track at Bukit Timah yesterday. Breaking from the sf, he galloped smartly over the last 4f in 53 and 3f in 394/5. A
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      —Bad weekend for the newcomers
      287 24 ONLY two of the 30 newcomers who made their debut in Class 3 and 4 sprints at Bukit Timah over the week-end managed to finish "in the money." Swordsman, a four-year-old Australian gelding by Niksar, started favourite In th« Class 4 Div. S 6f race
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      RAIN SAVES INDIA
      85 24 LONDON, Toes. Rain came to India's rescue in the second cricket Test against Encland at Old Trafford, Manchester, today, washing oat the final day'i play and forcing the match to be abandoned as a draw. Bad weather also forced the First Test at lord's to end In
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      Malaysia win 9-0
      147 24 T/-UALA LUMPUR. Tues. JV Malaysia made a clean sweep of all five remaining matches to beat Singapore 9-0 In the schools International badminton match played here. Malaysia, who were leading 4-0 after the first night's play, scored their winning point In the first match when Lee Kok
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      Moe pips Wang in a 1-2-3 by Malaysia
      112 25  -  JOE DORAI By vjALAYSIA won a ITI gold medal in the Pesta Sukan shooting tournament yesterday through their veteran shooter, Moe Foo Kiat, in the 50m Free Pistol event at Gim s o n School Range. In an all-Malaysian flnUh. Moe scored
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      Harjinder bags five in India's big win
      259 25 Regional hockey reports by RAMSAY ZIEGELAAR and ERNEST FRIDA; Plx by CHEW BOON CHIN INDIA paced by centre forward Harjinder Singh slammed 10 goals past a bewildered Thai defence for a 10-0 win in their Pesta Sukan regional hockey match at Jalan Besar
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      Australian heads overseas challenge
      251 25 Australian heads overseas challenge TERRY Kirkpatrick, an elite bowler from Victoria, made a vigorous challenge for a place in this weekend's International Masters when be scored 1,286 pinfalls over six games at Jackie's Bowls, Orchard, yesterday. Kirkpatrick's massive effort put him in front of a long queue of overseas bowlers
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      INDONESIA WINS SIX WRESTLING GOLDS
      265 25 INDONESIA WINS SIX WRESTLING GOLDS INDONESIA, represented by All-Medan, made a clean sweep of their events in the three-nation Pesta Sukan wrestling tournament at the Singapore Badminton Hall yesterday. Their six representatives, Hotman Slmamora. Mangamar Nalbaho. Marull L. Gaol. Asmara Dhana, Sjampumo and Ady Suwlto. won six golds In the
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      SINGAPORE MAKE THE FINAL ROUND
      316 25 SINGAPORE MAKE THE FINAL ROUND GRIT and determination won Singapore a place in the final round of the Pesta Sukan International basketball championships. They scored a thumping 114-65 win over Laos at Gay World stadium last night. Singapore hit the winning trail from the third minute when they raced to
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      Filipinos are Open golf favourites
      493 25 J. SANTOS and R.D. Manotoc. of Manila's Wack Wack Golf Club, are the favourites for the Singapore Open Amateur Golf championship beginning at the New course tomorrow. Santos and Manotoc have come with a big reputation, both having handicap one the lowest among the 66
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      Malaysia wins Pesta title
      192 25 JLf ALAYSIA, the favourites as expected finished champions yesterday in the Pesta Sukan international sepaktakraw tournament. They beat newcomers Indonesia 3-0 in the final match. Yesterday's result made Singapore runners-up. They had beaten Indonesia by 3-0 on Saturday. In yesterday's first match Maulod Hassan, Jalil Aris
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      SICC win
      21 25 Singapore Island Country Club beat Royal Bangkok Sports Club 22-11 points In a friendly ttolf match at Bukit course.
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      112 24 BASKETBALL International Tournament (Oay World. 0 .i.m i. BILLIAKDS Snooker Championship (Bukit Chermin, 6.30 pjn.). BOWLING Spore Open (Jackie's Bowls. 9 a.m.). TABLE-TENNIS National Open (Winstcdt Drive. 7 p.m.). CHESS International Tournament (Sports House. 7 pjn.). HCCKEY Regional Tournament: Spore v Thailand (3.45 pjn.); Malaysia v India v India (5
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    87 26 |^ADLEY Delta, a lunar rise, forms the background to this scenic view of the first ever moon buggy to be driven across the lunar surface. At the right of the lunar rover is astronaut James Irwin. The picture was taken by Apollo 15 commander
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    143 26 $450 m more needed for Pak refugees GENEVA, Tues. a further US$l5O million (about $450 million) aid will be required by the end of next month, to continue relief programmes for East Pakistani refugees. Announcing this today, the office of the UN High Commissioner for refugees. Prince Sadruddin Ag h
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    35 26 SEOUL. Tues, Some 300 Korean bar girls staged daylong sit-ins and demonstrations in the rain today at Camp Humphreys near here. demandIng that their town be put onllmlts to Ols. UPI.
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