The Straits Times, 12 August 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National newspaper Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. J507
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    Border Reds kill four
    225 1 Ambush! ALOR STAR, Wednesday COMMUNIST terrorists ombushed o security forces patrol in Padang Terap, in north Kedah, two miles from the Thai border, early this morning, killing four members of the patrol. One terrorist was shot dead. A Government statement here today said the security forces
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    Russia warns Rumania about China
    183 1 Russia warns Rumania about China- MOSCOW, Wed. Rumania was warned today that neutrality toward China could not be tolerated In a communist ally of the Soviet Union. The warning was published by the influential weekly Llteraturnaya Gaze t a (L.terary Gazette), the organ of the Writers Union frequently used to
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    Lock icon 97 die in Soviet jet crash
    46 1 97 die in Soviet jet crash MOSCOW, Wed. A Soviet TU-104 jet plane, flying from Odessa to Vladivostok, crashed over the Siberian airport of Irkutsk today. All 97 passengers and members of the crew were killed, travel officials said. The crash occurred moments after take-off. UPI.
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    Lock icon Suez proposal
    38 1 JERUSALEM, Wed. The evening newspaper Maarlv reported today that Israel had proposed a two-phased withdrawal of Its troops from the Suez Canal within the context of an Interim agreement with Egypt to re-open the waterway. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Drug penalty
    25 1 SAIGON. Wed. The South Vietnamese Government has introduced a BIU In the NaUonal Assembly which seeks the death penalty for drug traffickers. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Democrat John Lindsay
    36 1 NEW YORK. Wed. New York Mayor John V. Lindsay resigned from the Republican party today and became a Democrat, paving the way for his possible bid for the 1973 Democratic presidential nomination. UPI.
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    Seaf ield 'No' to Sime Darby
    72 1 QINGAPORE, Wed. Seafleld Amalgamated has rejected Slme Darby's takeover bid of $110.25 million. The London-registered company, controlling large estates In Malaysia, has told Slme Darby's board that while It would consider some form of association It did not believe there was any advantage In
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    Urgent talks over Ulster crisis
    235 1 Urgent talks over Ulster crisis LONDON, Wed. The Foreign Minister of the Irish Republic, Dr. Patrick Hillery, met British ministers in emergency talks today on the bloody troubles in Northern Ireland and the detention without trial policy. The Irish Minister, who flew into London last night, conferred this morning with
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    A news blackout on secret trial of Mujibur
    212 1 (CALCUTTA, Wed. A news blackout has been Imposed on the secret trial of Sheik Mujibur Rahman, set for today by President Yahya Khan. There have been no news reports at all on the trial by the Associated Press agency of Pakistan, Radio
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    Big buy to save rubber price
    327 1  - Big buy to save rubber price ANTHONY NG: By Kuala Lumpur, Wed JHE Malaysian Government started its bigscale rubber buying operation today following signs that the price might fall through to 88 cents a kilo (40 cents a lb). Market reported that the official buyer intervened in the trading several
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    Lock icon Astronauts' tests
    40 1 HOUSTON. Wed. Medical tests late yesterday showed the Apollo IS astronauts were slowly regaining the strength they had 16 days ago when they blasted off for the moon and faced long exposure to the weightlessness of spacellght. UPI.
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    Lock icon INDIA AND RUSSIA INVOKE TREATY
    42 1 NEW DELHI. Wed. India and the Soviet Union have invoked their new treaty of friendship, peace and co-operation for th? first time to hold mutual consultations on the East Pakistan crisis, official Indian sources said today— AP.
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    Lock icon HEATH WINS
    30 1 PLYMOUTH (England), Wed. Prime Minister Edward Heath led Britain's yachting team to victory today in the prestigious Admiral's Cup competition by edging out a strong American team. AP.
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    Co-op insures all members
    123 2 Co-op insures all members SINGAPORE, Wed. Jurong Shipyard Co-operative Stores Society has Insured all Its members and employees with INCOME, the NTUC life Insurance co-operative. This is the first such scheme to be operated by a co-op society, and also the first group Insurance to be taken up with INCOME.
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    President Nixon sends greetings
    136 2 President Nixon sends greetings SINGAPORE. Wed. President Nixon's congratulatory message was among the latest received from world leaders for Singapore's sixth National Day. Messages also came fro.:^. President Pompidou of France, President Sekou Toure of Guinea, Laotian Prime Minister Prince Souvana Phouma, President Ceausescu of Rumania, President Todor Zhivkov of
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    Hotel gives 3 reasons why it made 'tips' cuts
    627 2  -  JOSEPH YEO DISPUTE OVER INTERPRETATION OF COURT AWARD By UNGAPORE, Wed. Hotel Malaysia gave three reasons today why it deducted $38,380 from the workers' ten per rent service charge pool for its contribution to the Central Provident Fund and payroll tax"The
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    300,000 pay $500,000 to see two sex —films
    247 2  - 300,000 pay $500,000 to see two sex —films- RUDY BELTRAN By C-UALA LUMPUR. 1V Wed. At least 300.000 people paid more than $500,000 to see two sex films In Johore, Penang and here over the past month. Yesterday, on instructions from the Ministry of Home Affairs, the films "3ex and
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    DAP motion defeated
    56 2 MALACCA. Wed. Democratic Action Party state assemblyman. Mr. Bernard Sta Maria, today called for the appointment of a select committee lo Investigate into complaints of corruption and malpractices in the administration of Malacca Municipality. The motion moved by him at the meeting of the state assembly, however,
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    New Malaysian envoy
    40 2 New Malaysian envoy KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Raja Aznam bin Raja Hajl Ahmad has been appointed the new ambassador to Japan. He will succeed Dato Hussain bin Moharned Osman. Raja Aznam was formerly high commissioner to India and ambassador to Nepal.
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    MP DENIES 'BREACH OF PEACE' CHARGE
    80 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Hor Cheok Foon. the DAP Member of Parliament for Damansara, was accused today in the magistrate's court of committing "possible breach of the peace" by insulting a public servant, A. Sivapatha Sundram. He was alleged to have told Sundram In Jalan
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    Fewer breeding places
    65 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. House Inspections carried out by the Ministry of Health for the ninth week running have shown a further drop In the incidence of mosquito breeding. Of the 1.711 houses Inspected, only 33 or 1 9 per cent were found breeding mosqultos. This Is 0.1 per
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    New traffic system on Johore side of Causeway
    367 3  - New traffic system on Johore side of Causeway LIEW AH CHOY: I By Johore 1 Bahru, Wednesday JHK traffic system at the Causeway entrance here will be changed next Monday to make for smoother implementation of the new immigration controls. The senior assistant Director of Immigration, Southern Region, Mr. J.E.
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    WAR HERO CHAPMAN DIES
    77 3 WAR HERO CHAPMAN DIES LONDON. Wed. World War II hero and author Lieut. -Col. Frederick Spencer Chapman was found dead at the weekend in Reading, England. He was 64. Author of the book on Malaya, The Jungle is Neutral, Col. Chapman was found dead In the grounds of Readlnr University
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    Crash helmet offence
    29 3 BINOAPORE. Wed Motorcyclist KrUhnan Oove was fined $30 today (or not wearing a crash helmet securely while riding at Sembawang Road on Feb. 22 last year.
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    Misbehaviour
    29 3 SINGAPORE Wed. —Lo Choong Hwa. 25. was lined $25 today after he admitted behaving in a disorderly manner by shouting In public at Dublin Road on May 15
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    AWARD OF $5,000 FOR REALTY FIRM IN RENTS CASE
    176 3 AWARD OF $5,000 FOR REALTY FIRM IN RENTS CASE SINGAPORE, Wed. The High Court today awarded $5,175 damages to a realty company against a housing agent who failed to pay four months rent on 10 houses let to him by the company. Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah allowed Mr. Sachl
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    Passing out parade for 71 police recruits
    83 3 Passing out parade for 71 police recruits SINGAPORE, Wed. Seventy-one police recruits—44 of them women will pass out tomorrow at the Police Academy in Thomson Road after a 26-week basic training course. The new constables will have a week's leave before being posted to the various units for duty. Outstanding
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    161,000 on job registers
    52 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A total of 181.764 people were on the registers of employment offices in Malaysia at the end of June an Increase of 2,182 over the previous month. The Manpower Department of the Labour Ministry reported that 79,070 of them were youths while 82,694
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    Traffic fine
    39 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. Capt. Ooh Puay Kou was fined $30 In a Uafflc court today for disobeying a "No Entry" sign while driving his car at the Junction of Coleman and Hill Streets on Sept. 1, 196 V.
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    AUCTION INSTEAD OF A DRAW
    139 3 AUCTION INSTEAD OF A DRA W QINOAPORE, Wed.— Prizes, O including a return air ticket to Bangkok, for a fun fair draw which has been cancelled, will be auctioned off Instead. The draw, which was scheduled for Saturday, was to be one of the highlights of the fun fair, organised
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    Water use up again
    37 3 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Water consumption yesterday rose from Monday's record low of 87.4 million gallons to 95.6 million gallons. Rainfall at the three catchment areas was: Seletar and Peirce 0.02 inch, Macßitchie 0.05 inch.
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    Singapore among the world's richest 35
    241 3 SINGAPORE, Wed SINGAPORE, ranks among the top 35 most affluent nations In the world. This ranking based on per capita income, technically puts Singapore out of the world's "underdeveloped" category. Last year, the Republic's per capita income soared to $2,620 well above the $1,500
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    Sentosa's first telecoms link on Monday
    282 3 Sentosa's first telecoms link on Monday By JUDY YOUNG: Singapore. Wed. FE Sentosa earth satellite station Is preparing to carry Its first telecommunications traffic next Monday. i The station, which was used for the first time last Sunday to transmit telecasts ol the Apollo 15 splashdown, is now completing Its
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    Ulu Pandan heeds call to travel
    94 3 Ulu Pandan heeds call to travel SINGAPORE, Wed— The Ulu Pandan citizens' consultative committee has taken up a call by Its MP and Singapore High Commissioner to Malaysia. Dr. Chiang Hal Ding, to establish closer ties with neighbouring countries by visiting them. The CCC chairman. Kir. Low Tlow Lye, who
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    National Day dinner
    43 3 siNOAPORE. Wed. The Whampoa constituency's National Day celebration dinner tomorrow will be held at the Jalan Tenter/am community centre Instead ot at St. Michael's market concourse. This Is to allow the pasar malam hawkers to carry on trade as usual.
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    Opium fine
    28 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. Lim Poo Tain, 60, unemployed, was fined $200 today for having a packet of opium and opium utensils at Shalk Madersah lane last night.
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    HONG KONG JEWELLERY GROUP VISIT EDB
    85 3 HONG KONG JEWELLERY GROUP VISIT EDB SINOAPORE. Wed. The 21-man Hong Kong Jewellery businessmen today visited the Economic Development Board and were briefed by Its director, Mr. P.Y. Hwang. Later, they called at the Housing Board operation rcom and were briefed by Mr. Alan Choc. head of Urban Renewal. They
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    Lecturer dies
    42 3 TAN JON O MALIM. Wed. Mr. K V. Nathan, senior lecturer In English at the Sultan Wrls College here collapsed on his arrival at the district hospital and died of a heart attack at 3 am today. He was 42.
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    Three-day display of ancient Asian coins
    159 4 Three-day display of ancient Asian coins SINGAPORE, Wed. A three-day exhibition of ancient coins from all over Asia will be held at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce from Saturday. The coins will date back as far as 1766 B.C. from the Shang Dynasty in China. Coins used in the Straits
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    Shot detective improving
    64 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Detective Sgt. Sonny Khoo, 34, of Central police station, who was shot In the chest and shoulder by a gunman during the Jubilee cinema hold-up yesterday, was reported today to be "Improving" In Outram Hospital. Meanwhile, police have stepped up their Island-wide hunt for the
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    Frenchwoman dead in car
    53 4 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Wed. A Frenchwoman was found dead In a car here last night. The car had skidded Into a ditch near Serla 0.l town. In another accident. Teoh Guan Chye. 22, from Penang. died when his car co llded wl-h a truck at 22
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    Pay rise 'just rumours'
    42 4 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Wed. State Secretary Penglran Dipa Negara Momln today dismissed reports in iha Chinese press of a coming pay rise for Brunei government servants as Just "rumours." He said there was no truth in the reports.
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    Insurance man sues for commission
    136 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. An *3 agency inspector of the Great Eastern Life Insurance Co., Mr. Gerry Gomes, has taken out a writ In the High Court claiming commission against the company for alleged breach of contract following recruitment through him of four agency supervisors. A copy
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    Police seek help of crash witnesses
    109 4 Police seek help of crash witnesses SINGAPORE, Wed.— Police today appealed to eyewitnesses, especially a housewife, Mrs. G. Dorman, to contact them in connection with a fatal accident on Aug. 3. It is believed that Mrs. Dorman saw a cyclist being knocked down by a taxi at the junction of
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    Camp closes
    36 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Ho Kah Leang, MP for Jurong, will attend the doting ceremony of a three-day camp organised by the TWCA for 44 children In his constituency at the Jurong Civic Centre tomorrow.
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    Welfare work: Teachers get pledge
    366 4 Welfare work: Teachers get pledge SINGAPORE, Wed. •pHE Ministry of Social Affairs will ask the Education Ministry to recognise voluntary welfare work done by school teachers as an extra-curricular activity. The Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs), Mr. Chan Chee Seng, said this today when 90 teachers who responded to the Singapore
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    Jailed trader freed on appeal
    88 4 Jailed trader freed on appeal SINGAPORE. Wed. Tea merchant Lam Cheong. of Commonwealth Drive, originally convicted by a district court of cheating a labourer of $500 In a gold coin deal, was freed on appeal by the High Court today. The Chief Justice. Mr. Wee Chong Jin. set aside the
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    PA head off to Bonn
    35 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Trie Director of the People's Association, Mr. Lee Wai Kok. left last night foi a three-week Information tour of West Germany at the Invitation of the German government.
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    Detained women drop charges
    281 5 Detained women drop charges Relatives, friends barred from court hearing SINGAPORE, Wednesday QEVEN woman political detainees today dropped their summons charges of illtreatment against six prison officers after their relatives and friends were barred from the court. The Fourth Magistrate, Mr. Chandra Mohan, said: "This courtroom has been repeatedly turned
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    INDON STARS FOR SHOW HERE
    79 5 INDON STARS FOR SHOW HERE SINGAPORE. Wed. Wellknown Indonesian film star Bine Slamet and recordinr artistes Titiek Pu*pa and the Sitompul •sisters will be here with an Indonesian cultural mission to perform at the National Theatre next week. The programme will consist of a special presentation of the Story of
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    Immigration man quits
    37 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Ho Chee Onn. acting Controller of Immigration, hes resigned to go Into the private sector. Mr. He was a Deputy Superintendent cf Police before he went over to the Immigration Department.
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    Parents appeal to children to come home
    130 5 Parents appeal to children to come home SINGAPORE. W«d TWO worried parents today appealed to their children to return home. Mandor Teo Hock Lai, 37. said his daughter, Slew Kheng. 14, left their Outram Park home on the night of July 20. She was earlier reprimanded by her mother for
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    Leow qualifies for finals
    56 5 SINGAPORE. Wed.. Leslie Leow. Singapore's representative In the current world junior chess championship in Athens, has qualified for the finals In Group B. The group will decide the 13th to 24th positions. Leslie drew his first game in the finals against Wach of Poland and won
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    Tractor driver killed
    31 5 TANJONO MALIM. Wed. A 27-year-old tractor driver. Lim Thai Poh, was killed when his tractor overturned and pinned him underneath at Rawang, 32 miles south of here today.
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    National Day dinner
    24 5 BINOAPORE, Wed. The Ocylang West National Day dinner for national servicemen will be held on Aug. 30 at the Oay World.
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    Youth too drunk—so he is cleared of robbery charge
    243 5 Youth too drunk so he is cleared of robbery charge SINGAPORE, Wed. A teenage boy had been in police custody for more than three hours before he was examined in hospital and found to be "dead drunk," the Chief Justice, Mr. Wee Chong Jin, was told today. CofTeeshop assistant Chua
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    CARPENTER DIED AFTER FALL ON RODS
    73 5 CARPENTER DIED AFTER FALL ON RODS SINGAPORE, Wed. —A carpenter was swinging down from the third to the second floor of an uncompleted buildin i when he fell on two Iron rods. A coroner's court heard today that Lee Ah Yau. alias Wong You Chai, 22, was stabbed by the
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    MAN HELD AFTER $700 GRAB AT BANK
    112 5 MAN HELD AFTER $700 GRAB AT BANK CINGAPORE. Wed. A bookseller today chased and caught a man after two men snatched over $700 from him inside a bank. Leong Choh Yon, 30, of Sago Street, however, failed to get back his money. The chase was watched by scores of people.
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    Big play on colourful fabrics
    392 6  - Big play on colourful fabrics PATSY ZOHS by IPOH DESIGNER SHOWS HOW TO MIX AND MATCH AT FASHION DISPLAY |F vibrant colours delight you, then Ipoh designer Richard Wong's interpretation of the current fashion trends will send you into raptures, as in "Spotlight" the dazzling outfit modelled here by Leong
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    Overweight problem? Now a diet plan to help curb the appetite
    329 6 Overweight problem? Now a diet plan to help curb the appetite tvDR people who find it hard to resist food and always end up overeating at the table, there is a new dieting plan which involves no counting of calories or weighing of food. This dieting plan is recommended for
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    St. Laurent drops haute couture for readywear
    219 6 St. Laurent drops haute couture for readywear yVES Saint Laurent. one of the biggest names in French high fashion, announced early this week he would show no more haute couture collections. Instead, he will present ready-to-wear showings twice a year in Paris. The decision came two weeks after St. Laurent
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    Report of drugs in Brunei 'just a pipe dream'
    125 7 Report of drugs in Brunei 'just a pipe dream' T>ANDAR SERI BE--0 GAWAN, Wed. The Commissioner of Police, Dato J.R.H. Burns, today described a report that Brunei was fast becoming a drug centre as "Just a pipe dream." He said the police were not aware that large quan:ltle!> of drugs
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    Conversational Japanese course
    66 7 Conversational Japanese course SINGAPORE. Wed. A 15-sesslon course on conversational Japanese will start next Monday (6.30 pm. to 8 p.m.) at the Chinese YMCA in Palmer Road. The course, organised by the Adult and Learning for Living Department of the Chinese YMCA. co6ta $25 for members and $30 for non-members.
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    Car theft charge
    50 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. —LM Joon Km. 30, unemployed, was charged today with stealing a car belonging to businessman Ng aim Thye at Circuit Road on July 19. No plea was taken. He was remanded for a week as the prosecution believe? he Is involved In other similar offences.
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    Bamboo Grove menaced by flying missiles
    206 7 Bamboo Grove menaced by f lying missiles After noise and air pollution SINGAPORE, Wednesday gAMBOO Grove Park residents, who earlier complained of air and noise pollution from nearby factories, now face another menace 'lying rocks. The rocks are sent flying from blasting operations in nearby quarries, says the estate residents'
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    Two sold 'pirate' records
    78 7 SINGAPORE, Wed— Two stall-holders today pleaded guilty to selling pirated records on Friday. Kwang Kwek Kee, 24, admitted having 31 records for sale at the Melody Company at New Bridge Road. He was fined $300 or two months Jail. Lee Kang Eng, 18, arrestted by the
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    SAF military exercises
    35 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The SAF will hold military exercises In Maju Camp Training area tomorrow from 530 p m to 8.30 p.m. Blanks will be used and the public should not be alarmed.
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    Indian holiday
    19 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. The High Commission of India In Orange Road will close on Friday to celebrate Janmashtaml.
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    Strengthen the family unit: Rodrigo
    142 7 Strengthen the family unit: Rodrigo SINGAPORE, Wednesday iTHE Parliamentary Secretary of the Ministry of A Home Affairs, Mr. L.P. Podrlgo, today called for a strengthening of tba family unit to help develop a "nation building capacity" In Singapore's youth. j "The energy and competence of our youth today form the
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    139 7 SHE WAS WINNING BEAUTY TITLES TWICE A YEAR BEING told that she is pretty is nothing new to Dita Dobinchick, 22 (above), one of 50 girls recently picked by the Pan-American Airways to become flight stewardesses. For, back in her home island of Okinawa, Dita began winning beauty titles at
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    Speeding fine
    33 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Motorist Ng Hong Mong of CairnhiU Road was fined $60 when he admitted driving at 50 m.p.h. at Woodlands Road 20 m.p.h. above the limit on Nov. 11 1967.
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    Former political detainees admitted to the Bar
    210 7 Former political detainees admitted to the Bar OINGAPORE, Wed. Two former political detainees, Mr. Tan Jing Kwee and Mr. Salahuddln Ghouse, were admitted today as advocates and solicitors of the Supreme Court. They were prominent leftwing trade union leaders when they were detained eight years ago. MR. TAN was involved
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    Balloting for 232 flats
    48 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Balloting (or 232 three-room Improved flats of Block 27-A In Queenstown's Neighbourhood I will be held at 2.30 p.m. tomorrow at the car park behind the block In Commonwealth Avenue. The flats will be sold under the Housing Board's home ownership scheme.
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    Youth jailed
    37 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Police supervisee. Ho Wee Chan. 21. was jailed for a year today for being out of doors during th» restriction hours from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. on Aug. 8 In Kallang Road.
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      261 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. They are expected to happen 1 Plrm In action with anxiety («••>• dluppearlng (5. 7). 10. Quickest form of reply back 8. Opening a half-door If one to sender? (6. 2. 4). goes to church (7). 15 jjggt puts foot wrong— 9. Soldier. (Take nothing
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    Fernandez delayed insurance tenders, court told
    1708 8  -  CHIA POTEIK CORRUPTION TRIAL BEGINS Reporter: SINGAPORE, Wed. Malaysia Singapore Airlines' aviation insurance contract, worth $240 million, was about to expire in March 1968, Gerald Fernandez, former MSA secretary and manager, "dragged his feet" in calling for tenders, First District Judge, Mr. A. W.
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      178 8 llh-y Oop n H I.T. Hamlin I'M BEGINNING TWONDER\^-^' rmKr l -C MAYBE rT'D HELP I I YOU'RE RIGHT, TUNK,/ BUT V YEAH, AW' AFTER WE C IF THIS IS A MOVIE /<T.THAT OANGED PINOSAURA IF I KNEW WHAT ONLY A LEMIAKJ'D HE'S A \SEX THROUGH VI WNG CMON, SET
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    Court told about wife of Fernandez and her sister
    376 9 Court told about wife of Fernandez and her sister farewell gift of $5,000 to Fernandez for all his services, especially in regard to the award of the Insurance contract. Mr. MacDougal agreed and Mr. Quek handed the cheque, drawn on the Mercantile Bank In Raffles Place, to Fernandez. "The accused's
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    NPC's first supervisory course
    77 9 NPC's first supervisory course SINGAPORE, Wed— The National Productivity Centre will hold its first supervisory development course from Sept. 0 to Jan. 7. The practical oriented course for personnel at supervisory and middle management level will cover the more Important aspects of supervisory training, general and personnel management, management accounting
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    Body building
    20 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Jalan Tenteram community centre tonight staged a Mr. Whampoa and Mr. Jalan Tenteram body-building contest.
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    COURT TOLD OF BETS PLACED WITH FERNANDEZ
    295 9 ecutlon in Kuala Lumpur. He was released on personal bond but failed to answer to his ball on Sept. 15, 1969, having left Malaysia quietly on Aug. 2, 1969. Extradition proceedings were started and after protracted proceedings, he was brought back from Britain
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      RESTON'S EYE VIEW
      763 10 The built-in risks of President Nixon's visit to China have always been at least as apparent as the potential rewards, an opinion which Mr. Chou Enlai confirms in the remarkable interview he gave the special correspondent of the New York Times, Mr. James Reston. Although China is
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      INSTEAD OF HANDOUTS
      244 10 Scholarships are not handouts; they are an investment in youth, a point often lost to sight. As a result, scholarships and other awards are sometimes regarded as windfalls, and therefore not highly valued. In this context the suggestion by the Vice-Chan-cellor of the University of Malaya that
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      CAUSEWAY CHECK
      559 10 Visitors to Malaysia from across the Causeway will have only themselves to blame if they are inconvenienced by the new requirement for an entry and exit card. The 13-lane checkpoint will facilitate swift and easy passage, but how swift will depend on the traveller having filled in the
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    Chou—why we worry about Japan
    1720 10 Chou— why we worry about Japan TODAY THE STRAITS TIMES PUBLISHES THE SECOND EXTRACT OF OUR WORD-FOR-WORD SERIALISATION OF THE FIVE-HOUR INTERVHiW BETWEEN PREMIER CHOU EN-LAI AND JAMES RESTON OF THE NEW YORK TIMES draw and let the three peoples of Indochina solve their question by themselves. And we support
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      30 10 THE Interview In yester day's opening Instalment broke off with Chou En-lal and Reston discussing: Vietnam. Chou commented that the Vietnamese people had suffered even more casualties than the Americans.
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      Lock icon Fears of demo, so Kennedy visit off
      446 11 NEW DELHI, Wed SENATOR Edward Kennedy expressed regret that the Pakistan Government had cancelled his planned visit to East and West Pakistan. In a statement shortly after he was told of the cancellation, Senator Kennedy said; "Although I recognise the sovereign right of
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      Lock icon 'Don't desert us' plea to Nixon by Cambodia
      279 11 'Don't desert us' plea to Nixon by Cambodia WASHINGTON, Wednesday, r AMBODIA'S Acting Prime Minister, Lt. Gen. Sirik Matak, yesterday appealed to President Nixon not to withdraw U.S. forces from Indo-China without providing Cambodia with arms to defend itself. The Cambodian leader said he made no new request for aid
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      Lock icon Retail sales in US down
      46 11 WASHINGTON. Wed. The Nixon Administration's economic recovery programme suffered a further setback when official estimates yesterday showed retail sales last month fell by US$352 million. The eight-tenths of a per cent decrease reversed a jump of US$4lB million in June. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Commander shot
      77 11 PORT OF SPAIN. (Trinidad). Wed. The commander of 'ihe Trinidad and Tobago Coastguard, who helped to quell an army mutiny here last year, was seriously Injured yesterday by a gunman who fired through the open window of his bedroom. Captain David Bloom. 46. who came here from England
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      Lock icon Japanese loan
      28 11 TOKYO, Wed. Japan has agreed to loan South Korea US$lOO million to help finance projects In Its third five-year economic development plan beginning next year. AP.
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      Lock icon BARNARD EXPLAINS MATTERS TO DONOR'S FAMILY
      204 11 BARNARD EXPLAINS MATTERS TO DONOR'S FAMILY CAPE TOWN. Wed.— Professor Christian Barnard has talked things over with the family of the man whose heart and lungs were used in his latest transplant. Mr. Jackson Gunya. 28. the donor, was buried here on Monday. His heart and lungs were transplanted to
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      Lock icon Ellsberg to face court charges
      115 11 Ellsberg to face court charges gOSTON. Wed. A UJS. Court of Appeals judge refused an appeal by Dr. Daniel Ellsberg and ordered him to face charges in California for unauthorised possession of secret Government documents. Dr. EKsberg. 40. a senior reMarch associate at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Is charged
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      Lock icon Don't show this film on TV appeal
      125 11 Don't show this film on TV appeal WASHINGTON, Wed. The American Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has asked TV stations not to sCiow The Doomsday Flight, a film whose plot revolves round a bomb extortion p.lot against an airline. Whenever the film is shown in a particular area the number of
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      Lock icon Dentist accused of draft conspiracy
      124 11 fOS ANGELES, Wed. Dentist Bernard Bender was remanded on ISSSU.OOO bail today on charges of conspiring to help young" men dodge the military draft by providing them with unnecessary dental braces. Magistrate Mr. Ralph Geffen set USSIO.OOO bail for Bender's son Laurence, 22, who is
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      Lock icon Pakistan, India envoys fly home today
      107 11 Pakistan, India envoys fly home today ]^EW DELHI, Wed. India and Pakistan have finally reached agreement after a fliree-and-a-half-month impasse on the repatriation of the personnel at their respective diplomatic missions in Dacca and Calcutta. Indian officials disclosed here that more than 200 Indians at the Duputy High Commission in
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      Lock icon Treaty not a defence pact says Swaran
      390 12 Treaty not a defence pact says Swaran NEW DELHI, Wed fOREIGN Minister Swaran Singh told Parliame n t yesterday that the new IndoSoviet "peace, cooperation and friendship" treaty was not a defence pact nor did it provide for a military alliance. There was an atmosphere of Jubilation as the House
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      Lock icon N-TESTS BY FRANCE IN SPITE OF PROTESTS
      247 12 N-TESTS BY FRANCE IN SPITE OF PROTESTS WELLINGTON, Wednesday. FRANCE is embarking on a new series of nuclear test explosions in the atmosphere over the Pacific despite a wave of protests from Asian and Pacific countries that seem unlikely to have much effect. South Pacific leaders meeting here last week
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      Lock icon Aly Sabry among 100 to stand trial for treason
      144 12 Aly Sabry among 100 to stand trial for treason ("AIRO, Wed. More than 100 Left leaning defendants, including former Vice-President Aly Sabry and several top ranking Ministers and party officials, will be tried before a revolutionary tribunal on Aug. 25. The semi-official newspaper Al-Ahram which carried the report today said
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      Lock icon Bug-in-the-bra trap for a would-be pimp
      156 12 Bug-in-the-bra trap for a would-be pimp WASHINGTON, Wed. The latest weapon in the war on vice here is an electronic bugging device, worn by a prostitute in her bra, to monitor anything said by an unsuspecting client. Its use was disclosed in court here on Monday when a pretty 19--year-old
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      Lock icon Two top Syrians off to Moscow on secret mission
      207 12 Two top Syrians off to Moscow on secret mission BEIRUT, Wed. Two top Syrian officials left Damascus unexpectedly yesterday for Moscow on what observers here thought was an attempt at mediation between the Soviet Union and Sudan. Relations between the two countries have been strained after the crackdown by Sudanese
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      Lock icon Man on 'threat to kill Nixon' charge
      115 12 ])ALLAS. Wed. Federal authorities yesterday charred Billy Gene Herndon. 40. with threatening the life of President Nixon. Herndon allegedly made arrangements for his own funeral last Sunday, telling the funeral director he was going to kill the President. Mr. Nixon is scheduled to
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      Lock icon Egypt's envoy to US called back for talks
      234 12 Egypt's envoy to US called back for talks pAIRO, Wed. Egypt's top diplomat in Washington. Dr. Ashraf Ghorbal arrived here last night for consultations on the MiddleEast crisis with Foreign Minister Mr. Mahmoud Riad and other Egyptian officials. Dr. Ghorbal said he met American Assistant Secretary of State Mr Joseph
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      522 12 WE'VE MET BEFORE... Someone once called Singapore and Hongkong the "twin cities" of Asia. The two have a lot in common: Energy, industriousness, drive. And people. When you read Far Eastern Economic Reviews special. in this week's issue i -No. 32— you'll see 'M I 1 what we mean. Un-
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      Lock icon Riots in Belfast keep tension high
      427 13 Riots in Belfast keep tension high -19 DEATHS AFTER ANOTHER NIGHT OF VIOLENCE BELFAST, Wednesday. EXPLOSIONS and gunfire rocked Belfast and Londonderry for yet another night as the violence which has left 19 people dead in the past two days kept tension high. But fresh incidents last night and in
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      Lock icon Friendship pledge by Pretoria to African nations
      232 13 Friendship pledge by Pretoria to African nations PRETORIA, Wednesday. COUTH AFRICA'S Foreign Affairs Minister Dr. Hilgrad Muller last night reaffirmed his country's willingness to enter into dialogue and co-operate with any African country on the basis of mutual respect, sovereign equality and non-interference in domestic affairs. Dr. Muller was speaking
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      Lock icon Cuban defector seeks asylum in America
      74 13 Cuban defector seeks asylum in America 800-DTA, Wed. The U.B. Embassy here announced yesterday that a Cuban had asked lor political asylum. The defector Is believed to be the trainer of the Cuban cycling team, Juan Diaz Lopez, missing from the Pan-Ameri-can Oames village at Call since Monday night. The
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      MORE 'TIGER CAGES' BEING BUILT BY U.S. FIRM CLAIM
      131 13 VKW YORK. Wed. Mr. Don Luce, an agricultural expert expelled from Vietnam in May after exposing altered "tiger cage" prisons operated by the South Vietnamese government, said yesterday an American firm had just completed a *****0.000 contract to build "300 new
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        14 14 .arut Darby I. Dredge Milk $380 $6.65 $4.86 $1.45 .30 .25 .06 .03
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        50 14 B junt.ii N.B.T. I.E. ar East C. Prop Srntosa S. Land Pan El Alcan Veneer M Credit I.A.C. Sheraton S. Lim $15.20 $6.70 $2.70 $2.08 $0.85 $1.12 $1.20 $1.28 $1.57 $1.60 $1.87 $1.36 $0.80 $0.82 —.20 —.10 —.08 —.07 —.05 —.05 —.05 —.05 —.05 —.05 —.05 —.05 —.04 —.04
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        15 14 Haw Par 415.000 Far East 278.000 Public Bank 258.000 I'nited Motor 234.000
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        38 14 Aof. 10 Aa(. 11 Industrials: 181.18 180.93 1 Hotels: 50.34 80.22 Properties: 143.04 144.47' t l in- 97.09 91.16 t rubbers: 120.14 120.11 Dec. 30, 1966 100 1 Dee. 31, 1968 100 t Dec. 29, 1962 100
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      CLOSING PRICES
      990 14 BID AND OFFER PRICES OFFICIALLY LISTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINC ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANCE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: INDUSTRIALS CLOSING TONE: Tins, oil palms mixed while the rent easier. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by
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      Exchange rates
      179 14 T<HE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced x these best agreed merchant rates as at Aug. 11. Local dollars to one unit Selling Buying of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD Sterling Pound 7.3850 7.3525 7.3400 Australian Dollar 3.4525 3 4100 3.3900 Canadian Dollar 3.0375 2 9825
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1450 14 - ¥>USINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma (2) 1.63. Ajinomoto (40) 2.01. Alran (2) 1 60. (3> 1.59. (1) 1.57.
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      Market slide continues
      227 14 Market slide continues mUESDAY'S declining 1 trend irtnistsd on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. But the drops were gradual and market observers generally read the situation as an overbought market going through a process of liquidation. Leading equities also tended to ease in unison in light trading.
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      GAZETTED PRICES
      76 14 THE Malaysian Minister 1 of Finance has fixed these rates for calculating Customs duties for the period from Ang. 12 to 18: Rubber 44\ cents a lb. Copra $504.00 a ton Palm Oil $620.00 a ton Pahn Kernel $304.75 a ton The rates of duties payable are: Rubber
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      Seafield 'no' to S. Darby offer
      399 14 SEAFIELD Amalgamated Rubber has rejected Sime Darby's bid of $110.25 million. The bid announced on Tuesday valued Seafield's 2s Ordinary shares at 55p each. Prior to the bid they were standing around the 44p mark, shooting Immediately up to a premium on the offer
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      Bank Negara statement
      77 14 BANK Negara statement of Liabilities and Assets on July 31, 1971. LIABILITIES: Capital General reserve Malaysian currency In circulation Deposits: Banks Malaysian Government Other Allocation of special drawing rights Other Liabilities Total 40 000.000 t 60.518.451 $1,093.776.07P t 190.838.290 645.063.324 304.626.801 f 125.210.371 t 145.222,682 $2,605,256,008 ASSETS:
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      MALAYAWATA INCHES UP
      352 14 rWAS practically a standstill year for Malaya wata Steel in terms of profits for the 12 months to March. At the pre-tax level, earnings only managed an 8.3 per cent advance, reaching $1,104,407 from $1,019,418 the year before. In fact, a closer study of the full-time results
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        196 14 Straits tin price unchanged STRAITS tin price In Penang yesterday held unchanged at $628.87 s per picul on an official offering down 34 tons to 249 tons. The overnight London metal price finished firm with forward buyers quoted unchanged at £1.444 per metric ton. Despite the drop In turnover, the
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        20 14 AUG. 11. RUBBER: 91.50 cents (up 2 cents). TIN: 5628.871 (unch). Official offering 249 tons (down 34 tons).
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        110 14 /MINtSE PRODUCE IXCHANCC, l SINCAPORE NOON CLOSINC PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY CMonut Oil: bulk *S2 sellers, drum |Mt sellers. C**ra: Mixed (f.0.b. loose Aug./ Sept. UK/Cont. $30 B. Pepper: Muntok AST A white f.o.b 100'; NLW $195 sellers. Sarawak white f.o.b 96'; NLW $IR3 sellers, Sarawak special black
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        54 14 TuMday Mendiy »U S IU! London 43.25 43.94 Beirut 43.53 44.25 Honnkon« 44.73 43.71 Zurich 43.158 43.708 43.358 43.903 Pull 42.W 43.34 •■pore (1) «5.49 44.11 8 pore <2) 170.20 165.20 (1) Export price In non-iterlln« arna In U.B. dollar* per ounce. (2) Local dealer* price In
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        33 14 London copper price* on Tueiday (previous In brackets) Wlrebar Spot buyer {452.00 (£451.00) Mlltr {452.90 ({451.50): Three Month* buyer £462.50 ({461.001 •eller {463.00 ({462.001 Market ten*: Barely steady, lain: 2.100 ton*.
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        36 14 In London on Tuesday the price Of Malayan 5 per cent CIF UK/N European porn In bulk, aterllnx per lone ton Jan. Feb. was quoted a* T.K £118 tellers or Ex-Cont f2S« ■elleri (unchanged).
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      RUBBER GAINS
      352 14 AFTER an easier start In the rubber market with buyers holding off. Government support for August reversed the trend yesterday and the marktt went on to make gains on the previous night's final levels. Forward demand from dealers also provided strength with buying interest stretching to the end
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        329 14 TVTELBOURNE, Wed. SpecuJTI latlve oils lifted volume in an otherwise quiet market on the Melbourne Stock Exchange toaay. Most were generally firmer with the Bridge Group In the lead. Bridge traded as high as 45 cents but eased to close four cents up at 38 cents. Santos traded at
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        Asian dollar
        67 14 'THESE rates were quoted on x the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 mth 8 to 8 2 mths 8 to 8 3 16" 3 mths 8 to 8 3 16 r 6 mths 7 11 16 to 8': 9
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      178 14 ■p^EW YORK, Tuts.— The A^ stock market closed dull after late price erosion virtually wiped out mid-day gains. Market averages had recouped early losses and maintained headway until the last hour of the session. Analysts viewed the market's peiformance as generally "trendless." They believed that the current money
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      Indices
      185 14 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Tuesday 70 12 Monday 70.34 Week ago 72.48 RUBBERS Tuesday 222.75 Monday 207.05 Week ago 203.41 OILS Tuesday 348 55 Monday 349 99 Wtek ago 355.04 INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 393 3 Monday 395.8 Week a*o 396.3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 839 59 Monday 842.65 Week age
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      192 14 UONO KONO. Wed. Open- Ing up generally at yesterday's closing prices, the market strengthened as the day wore on and closed at trie highest level. Among shares to show particular strength were Hone Kong and Sh»n*fc->< Hotels which put on HK52.25 to close at $38 25. Hutchison Pref.
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      Hong Kong rates
      33 14 On the frs. ti<*»n,. mark* In Hons Kons yeiterday the U.I. d.lUr 7" Wtea «t 6.0150 for T.T. and 6 ***** for u»l. St.fi mi wii quoted at 14.48 and
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    CASEstarts big drive to get members
    134 15 CASEstarts big drive to get members SINGAPORE, Wed. The Consumers' Association of Singapore (CASE) today launched an islandwide membership campaign soon after it was registered by the Government. The pro-tern chairman. Dr. Henry Ong. announced that the first general meetIng would be held next month. He said CASE was now
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    WORKERS PICKET OFFICE OF HIRE CARs FIRM
    98 15 WORKERS PICKET OFFICE OF HIRE CARs FIRM SINGAPORE, Wed. About 10 workers of a car hire firm at the Singapore Hilton picketted their premises for two hours today. A spokesman for the group said they were protesting against the dismissal of two of their colleagues and the delay in getting
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    500 girls for Sunday walk
    101 15 500 girls for Sunday walk S- INOAPORE. Wed.— About 500 members of the Girls' Brigade will take part In a charity walkathon on Sunday. The First Lady, Mrs. Sheares, will open the walkathon at Falrfleld Girls' School In Neil Road at 8 a.m. The route Is via Keppel Road to
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    313 15  -  NGIAM TONG HAI WHY ROSIE MADE PAGE ONE By U'ALKIM; down the street yesterday with a smile on her lips, pretty Rosie Wong looked like any other ordinary young Singapore miss. What was so special about her, really, was her smile. It all came about
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    The bridge between Chinese, English educated
    122 15 SINGAPORE, Wed. A Singapore educationist today described bi lingualism as a bridge spanning the gap between the Chinese and the Eng-lish-educated. The acting director of the University of Singapore's School of Education. Mr. Owee Yee Hean, said these two groups showed marked differences in
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    Pulau Tekong boat race
    46 15 SINGAPORE. Wed. About 40 Malay Jongs (boats) will take part in a race round Pulau Tekong on Aug. 29. The race, which will start at about 7.30 a.m. from Pulau Tekong's Kampong Selabln community centre, is part of Changis National Day celebrations.
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    VISITING CADETS MEET CORPS DIRECTOR
    80 15 SINGAPORE. Wed. Fifteen air cadets from five countries today called on Mr. Kwan Sai Kheong. director of the Singapore National Cadet Corns, at the Ministry of Education. The cadets, from Britain, New Zealand, Aus- trail*. India and the United States, are here for a week-long
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    Marriage got into trouble when wife became director
    221 15 SINGAPORE, Wed. Busi- nessman Chan Poh Leng's 25-year-old marriage got Into trouble when his wife was made managing director of a wig company in which he had an Interest. She frequently came home late and was "edgy and Irritable." Suing her for
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    Metro's U.S. consultant
    45 15 SINOAPORE. Wed. An American business consultant. Mr. Paul Sack, has completed a three-week "crlUclse-and-ad-vice" rtudy of a local department store's operating methods He is here under the aegis of the International Executive Services Corps to help Metro map out an expansion .strategy.
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      821 15 On your TV and Radio I.N P.M. Opening Announcements, 1.3S What Others Say (0 l« l'°t' immt Summary 7.11 Medical Centre Trial By Followed By Pre Examination 7 c, ienr(> 2.47 Toto Results Terror Special (Much Ado About epo 3.1S Wayang Kulit 10 (Rpt) Programme Summary Nothing) 7.11 Report On
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      436 16 A medical student's view of ward nurses HAVE followed closely and conscientiously the letters concerning the little boy who died in Ward 14A. Being a medical student who has been in the ward for quite sometime I can feel the hurt of the family and relatives, even more strongly. Nursing
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      ...And those who become robots
      270 16 T ATELY, a number of Lj complaints havf been brought against nur.ses for Inefficient nursing cr re and their "Inability to understand human feelings." The public should know that the main underlying reason is that almost all the hospital wards are desperately understaffed. The number
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      91 16 FFTEEN years ago, my teacher taught me that most rain falls in the catchment area. In the past two weeks, I have flicked throuch the latest geography books and atlases. They didn't prove my teacher wrong. In the last three months, I have been drenched thrice. Reports of rain and
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      61 16 I LIVE on the Ist or "A" floor of a five- storey block of flats in Tiong Bahru. Recently I notice that the developers of this estate have Installed on the ground floor letter-boxes for only the 2nd to 4th floors. May I know whether, after March 1, 1973. mail
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      Helping to meet the high cost of moving mother's grave
      326 16 Helping to meet the high cost of moving mother's grave A PORTION of Seh Ont Burial Ground along Adam Boad will be affected by the Pan-Island Expressway project. Consequently about 600 corpses have to be exhumed, either by Aug. 20 (phase one) or Oct. 15, 1972 (phase two), for reburial
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      SWIPING AT THE VETS
      128 16 SWIPING AT THE VETS IT IS a pity that in making a plea for more opportunities for employment of zoologists, "Zoology Graduate" (S.T. July 28) made a swipe at the veterinary profession. He questions the suitability of veterinary surgeons being employed at the Jurong Bird Park and the Singapore Zoological
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      ON REQUEST
      169 16 I REFER to "Btudenfs" letter (S.T., July 30). The writer stated that persons attending a marketing course last year had not received certificates of attendance. The issuing of certificates Is not automatic; they are Issued only upon request. It Is likely that these persons did not make any
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      This is really a matter of good sense and fair play
      182 16 This is really a matter of good sense and fair play Of profit! and bonus I REFER to the letter in which your correspondent sought a definition of what is meant by "exceptional profits" (S.T., Aug. 9) The return on capital or profit varies not only between the various Industrie^
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      98 16 Other Covt replies REFER to the request of "Concerned" (S.T., June 24) for clarification on whether the Singapore Technical Institute is an Institution of higher learning. As I have received confirmation that the Singapore Technical Institute is categorised as an institution of higher learning, the writer is advised to submit
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      127 16 I REFER to the letter from Mr. Tan Chong Kee (ST.. July 22) about the potential breeding grounds for pests in the drains of the backlane bounded by Ceylon Road and Marshall Road. It is confirmed that planks are laid over the drains by hawkers to enable them to put
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      179 16 I REFER to the letter from "Observer" suggesting that the authorities are doing nothing about the unlicensed hawkers who cause obstruction at the junction of Boon Tat Street and Telok Ayer Street (S.T. May 19). The hawkers who congregate at the Junction of Boon Tat Street and Telok Ayer Street
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      86 16 I REFER to the letter from "Llm" ST.. July 15) concerning mail delivery In postal district one. Records checked Indicate that two deliveries were maintained on July 5. If the writer will let the undersigned have his postal address and. if possible, the empty covers of the Items that were
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    Police to step up raids on brothels
    130 17 Police to step up raids on brothels SINGAPORE. Wed. The ClD's anti-vice squad and divisional police are to step up their raids on brothels. This follows complaints of rice and gambling activities in certain residential areas. Police spokesman Deputy Supt. Leslie Wong today reiterated that the problem was being tackled
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    Society ceases to exist
    46 17 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Mannargudl Taluk Adl-Dravda Community Welfare Association, registered In August 1957. has ceased to exist under the Societies Act. 1966. Two other societies, Ambalapattu Youth Welfare Association and Young Men's Sikh Association, were given three months to prove their existence.
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    Arrest of MPput off because he was a VIP:Officer
    548 17 COURT IS TOLD OF 'PETITIONS FLYING AROUND' PENANG, Wed YIP and Kedah State Assemblyman Hanafi bin Mohamed Yunus was not arrested until one and a half months after a report of ra |>c was made against him "because of the personality
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    No need to bring in massage girls: Khir
    112 17 PENANG, Wed— Minister 1 of Commerce and Industry Inche Mohamed Khir Johari said here today there was no need to "Import" massace girls for delegates to the Pata conference workshop in Penang early next year. •Our Malaysian massage girls can do the
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    Esther Chan case: Appeal rejected
    317 17 Esther Chan case: Appeal rejected KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday HTHE Federal Court of Appeal today dismissed the x appeal by Johore businessman Lee Wong Tlang against death sentence for the murder of E3ther Chan Slew Den, a doctor's daughter, In Pontian on July 6, 1969. i Lord President Tun Azml bin
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    Farewell for varsity man
    44 17 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Nanyang University Graduates Association will hold a farewell party In honour of the ambas-sador-designate to Japan. Dr. Loy Keng Foo. at the Emerald Room next Monday. Dr. Loy is presently the chairman of the university's geography department.
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    Meeting of MIC committee to fix election date
    201 17 Meeting of MIC committee to fix election date- KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malaysian Indian Congress central working committee will meet here tomorrow to fix the date of the party's presidential election. Election committee chairman, Mr. S. Govlndaraj, said today that polling stations would be set up at each of the
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    Dance show
    25 17 BINOAPORE, Wed. The Australian Dance Theatre. Australia's only professional contemporary dance company will perform at the Victoria Theatre on Sept. 6 and 7.
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      158 17 Spectaaalar s;^^s y/^ Shangri-La of course! With a variety of banquet rooms, peerless service and gracious atmosphere. Shangri-La will provide for groups of all sizes. To suit all budgets. With a choice of Continental or Cantonese cuisine. Be it a Wedding Reception, a Grand Banquet or just a Cocktail Party,
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      231 17 j* bigpkict; s REDUCTIONS I YEIXKXWICS AREEXAVN NOW Ten different, beautiful styles are reduced in price. Up to as much js 22 In v full range of colours for each style Ask to see the styles of reduced-price VF.LTFX wigs. At your hairdressei and department store now MODELS NEW RETAIL
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    Acknowledgements
    53 18 Kirn Lee. aged 86 years of 19-C. Lorong Abukaseb wishes to express their gratitude to all relatives, friends and staff of H.D.B. for their donations, assistance and attendance during their bereavement (4.8.71--8.8.71). MR.. MRS. EDWARD MANAVAR, C. Appudural. Mr*. R. C. Lopez, thank relative*, friend*, for presence. wreaths, sift*,
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    Announcements
    93 18 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. la cancelled. However, with the approval of the donors, the prizes Intended for the draw would now be
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    101 18 MDM. ONC SIEW LIN, age 58. wife of the late Mr. Tan Tock See passed away peacefully on 11.8.71. leaving behind 2 sons. 2 daughters. 2 soim-in-law. 2 daughters-in-law and elgl't grand children to mourn the loss. A service will be held on 12.8.71. Nt 8 p.m., 71 Namly
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      556 18 GINiRAL ADVIRTISIMIHTS Siagaaert talf: M emU i w«ff. Msltnia salt: M cnti I «ari. Minimum J" JO lur li uordi aflH'r H< Mlllr.l M 75 I MTS. M i n f *rt u "i tit 2i tor li rio'd* ANNOUNCIMIKT/PIRSONAL S.ifJBXl J1 M a w*rt Malar** hl> }I.M i mri.
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      729 18 AN INTELLIGENT FEMALE SECRETARY Stenographer, one Female Typist cum Telephone Operator required for enslneering Export Import Hou*<.. Only experienced in similar capacity need Apply with two good reference* and photograph (returnab>) to P.O. Box 3698 Spore. MALI CITIZENS with O.C.E. quallficat on required a* Junior Technicians for Pharmaceutical Factory in
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      904 18 FEMALE OUTDOOR SALES representatives required. Attractive allowance and commission offered. Apply with photograph (non-returnable) to 255 Race Coura* Road. l*t floor, 8 pore 8. NEWLV-BSTABLISHEO COMPANY requires a LADY GENERAL CLERK. Knowledge of book-keep, n and typing essential. Must be able to speak Mandarin, Hokkien and Cantonese. School Certificate holder*
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      986 18 IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE 3-bed-roomed flat with separate nervant'u quarter*, telephone, big verandah, centrally located, partly furnished. one bedroom alrcondltloned For further detail* please contact Spore 951*51 during office hour*. NEW 3-STOREY UNIQUE corner semi-detached 5 bedroom*, 3 longbath*. 3 hall*, parquet terrazzo. 67A. King* Road (in front of American School) Inspection
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      974 18 DIST. 11 OOLDHILL AVENUE 2storey terrace bouse 3 bedrooms, servant's room, partly furnished $800 Phone B'por* ***** office hours. ENG KNONC PARK Detached Bungalow. Ready for occupation. Furnished or unfurnished. Phone (B'pore) ***** Miss Xwaa. DISTRICT 27 (near Nee Soon Camp) 3 bedroom* 2-storey corner terra c house. Furnished $450.
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      972 18 DISTRICT 11: 2-Btorey 3-Bedroomed Semi-detached Bungalow. 1 Servant's Room. 3 Bathrooms, Terrazzo/ Parquet Flooring, 5.300 sq.ft. Phone Real Estate Agents And Investment Company. 53 The Arcade, *****/ *****/*****, Spore. MODERN two-storey terrace house. Hlghclass residence Katong seaside main road facing southse* freehold 4 bedrooma 3 halls. 3 balconies complete fittings
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      950 18 Shops te let SHOP FOR RENT Golden Mile Shopping Centre Ist floor 500 sq.ft. Telephone *****1 8 a.m.— 4 p.m. Shops wanted WANTED SHOP/OFFICE approx. 600 800 sq ft. for rent/lease. Preferably furnished and alrcondltloned with parking facilities. Reply to Box A 6494 B.T. Spore Tuition QUALIFY FOR A BETTEI
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      848 18 NIT. TRAVEL O«*r* weekly *conomy flight to Europe London U.S.A. Canada A return. Tel: B'pore *****—***** *****—*****. XL. *****, *****4 CHARTEREO FLIGHTS, weekly To: London. ISA A Canada Comfort. Travel Service. 16 Rochore Canal Road (7) Tel: ***** A *****. FOR INEXPENSIVE FLIOHTS to London /Europe America Ring B'por* *****2.
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      1326 19 TO LIVERPOOt AN* OTHER MX/CONTINENTAL P( IT; Due Spore Sails P. Shan Penang I LONDON lANKER Liverpool, Avonmouth Aaf 11 Aaf 14 Aaf 11/11 J JASON Liverpool, Dublin, Glasgow... Aaf 11 Aaf IS Aaf 11/11 Aag II PROMETHEUS Liverpool »af 1| Aaf 17 r AHTILOrmiS Liverpool Aaf 21 Aaf 21
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      1091 19 EXPRESS SERVICES TO EUROPE P. Sham Penanf Singapore LOADINC FOR: (aa. 47 C'blanca, H'kurg/B'min, R'dlffi/ PASADENA Sailel li Pt 13 Aag 14/K Vdam, (Sburg, Aarhus, C'hagen SONCKHLA Aaf 24/27 Sapt 12/11 Aaf 21/21 Hantourg Bremen. Adam R'dam. 2nd Call Sapt */H A'werp, Oslo. G'burg, Malmo, C'hagen, Aarhus. UMARA Sapt 11/11
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      981 19 EXPttss sbtyice to lewMw. nvEtPnot i cowtipicwtu nm. BENALBANACH Sinppor. P.S^ra Jg^ Hamburg Sept. BENCLEUCH for m wa Singapore P. Sham Penang Bremen Seat 27 Aag 14/11 Aaf 17/2* Aaf 21/22 Rotterdam Oct 2 Singapore P. Sham Penang ■ENDEARC London, Hamburg Aaf 21/21 BENARKLE L pool, R'dam, B'meri. H'burf Aag
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      1247 19 IHi rj^l^H^^^^d a^aJ aa^aM FORTKIBHTIY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST U.S.A. j New York Penanf P Sham Spore K ngston I VASAHOLM Sailta „l, 11 Aag IS Aaf II LAOMEDON Sails Aaf I lapt 11 Sapt 14 Sapt It All contracts are made on terms and conditions of Carrier*
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      1103 20 I«m_!9lP— S I a^aa^^LaJJT^iltllaßß^^aßlaßßaaßSßaßßßßaßalaaßßß»aß»ail^ KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. West Australia/Singapore/Japan Service Fremantle Spore Keelunp Yekkiichi/fagoya Y'hama Kobe "Belgium Mare" 21 Aaf 4 Sept 7 Seat 11 Sift IS Sift 21 Sept Acteptieg carge ler Kele, Osaka, Nafira, Yatokaaa. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN. H. KONS, STRAITS SERVICE Sails Japan
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      879 20 FOR NIW ZEALAND I^^™" Penang P. Sham Singapore Lealiaf far: CHAKRATA" 21 Aeg 27/21 Aef Auck. Well. Lytt, D'dm. FOR PERSIAN GULF Sinppore lealiaf far: NAROANA 21/22 Aaf Karachi, K'thahr, K«rt, Damm, Doha, Dubai. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE: Singapore P. Sham Ptnane LMliaf far: RAJULAt 2S Aaf.' i Sept 2 Sept 3
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      875 20 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) A ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY. SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON. H'BURG. R'DAM, HAVRE. Singapore P. Sham Penang ArrivesNEPTUNE SARNET 13/11 Aag la Pert Apapa. Cotonou. Takoradi, London. NEPTUNE ZIRCON 21 Aaf/3 Sept 4/ I
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      751 20 "^pn^^ALAYSIANTITERr^ Om SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Na3OE.JIn. Ampang Ku*l« Lo.npu- The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Sinnpore P. Sham Penang Arrites: OUNSA TANJONC 3/ 5 Sept 1/ I Sept 11/11 Sept Havre 6 10. London 1/10. H'burg 13/10. R'dam 15/ JO, A'«rerp 18/10, B'men 20/10. lUNCA ORKID 21/22
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      794 21 |VL 1 1 1 iVM |>a iTi^ tl| J m«r n« PORT or SINCAPORI AUTHO- IN: Kakuael Maru B/l. Ro«Ib«y 1 RITV ANNOUNCED THE FOLLOW- B/2. Karya Utama B/2. Merowah B/3. INO BERTHING AR A ANCEMENTS Kangran B/3. Great Ocean B/4, Lm FOR AUO. 13. L*i B/4. UMu» IV B/4
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      610 21 A NEW NATION Singapore'! afternoon newspaper has immediate vacancies for ADVERTISEMENT SALESMEN Applicant*, who must be able to show a proved solei record gained over at least three years in the product or service telling field, will not be less than 23 years old, will have a sound educational background
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      1070 21 OIL PALM HARVESTING SUPERINTENDENT required for Trengganu OU Palm Estate with planted acreage In excess of 25.000. of which 14.000 acres have been brought to harvesting: successful candidate should be an oil palm planter of considerable experience especially In mechanical methods of harvesting: he will be directly responsible to the
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      226 21 ESTATE jntUSjT^ENCIES GOVERNMENT OF SINGAPORE (Incorporated In Singapore) W*% REGISTERED STOCK, NOTICE is hereby given that 1961 (1979 Hi) the Forty-third Annual Oeneral Meeting of Shareholders of the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Company will be held at the that the Transfer Book of the Registered Office of the Company, above
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      578 22 PLASTIC CHAIRS An interesting range of elegant chairs are available for Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang area representation. Those Interested, please contact representative at Hotel Fortuna. Kuala Lumpur, 12th 13th August, inclusive. Reception by appointment please COOPER BROTHERS 6c CO. COOPERS 6c LYBRAND CHANGE OF ADDRESS Cooper Brothers Co. and
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      712 22 LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN TANAH PERSEKUTUAN KENYATAAN TAWARAN Tender 2 ada-lah di-pelawa darlpada Kontrektert yang oerpengalaman bagi kerja2 dl-bawah:-BK.NO. 85/71 (A) Mereka, membekal, menghantar, membena dan menguji Pumping and Water Treatment Equipment' untok Kllang Kelapa Sawlt Kulai. daerah Kota Tinggl. Jobor. BK.NO. 86/71 (B) Membena Jalan2 Pertanlan dan Pembetong2 dlRKT Buklt Goh.
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      651 22 KENYATAAN TAWARAN JABATAN PERHUTANAN Tawaran2 darlpada pemborong2 yang berdaftar dl-dalam JKR. Ktlas D 1 dan ka-aUs (Kelas 'D'Kep 111. IV Vi (Kelas 'C dan ka-atas Kep IV Pk. 1 10 Kep. V Pk. 3 4) akan dl-terl-ma dl-Pejabat Jurutera Hutan Kanan, Jalan Swettenham. Kuala Lumpur hlngga Jam pukul 12.00 tengah
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      315 22 KENYATAAN TAWARAN JKR. PAHANO 1 awaran2 darlpada oemborong2 .ang berdaftar di-J.K.R Pahang Kelas 'EX' ka-atas dl-bawah Kepela 111 Pechahan Kepala 8 (BEKALAN) akan dl-tertma dlPejabat Pengarah JKR, Pahang, Kuantan hlngga pukul 3.00 petang >ada 26hb Ogos. 1071 untok: Membexai dan menghantar kapor (Hydrated Lime) untok Jabatan Kerja Raya, Pahang bagl
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      610 22 FEGAWAI PELAJARAN ANGKATAN TENTERA MALAYSIA Permohonan2 ada-lah di-pelawa darl Warganegara Malaysia yang mempunyal kelayakan yang sesual untok dl-kurniakan Taullah Jangka Pendek sebagai P'gawal Pelajaran dalam Angkatan Tentera Malaysia. Kelulusan 1. Pemohon2 hendak-lah memlleki sekurang2-nya kelulusan pelajaran saperti berlkut: a. SAMAADA Ijazah Sarjana Muda Sains (Hon) atau Sarjana Muda Sains (dalam
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    Varsity union ends ragging incident —probe—
    163 23 Varsity union ends ragging incident —probe— SINGAPORE, Wed. A three member committee from the University of Singapore Students' Union has completed its investigation into a ragging incident on the campus In which "abusive language" was said to have been used. A report of the proceedings has been submitted to the
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    Four came illegally
    47 23 SINOAPORE, Wed. Four Indonesians were each jailed for a week yesterday (or illegally entering Singapore. Kaslt bin Sanredja. 19. Rlanto Samurl bin Karjanl. 39, Katojo bin DJontanl, 37 and Abdul Adjts so Ismail, 22, admitted Illegal entry separately between Aug. 3 and Aug. 8.
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    AEB member
    31 23 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Government has appointed Miss Evelyn Chew Beng Eng as a member of the Adult Education Board with effect from July 23, 1971 to April 21, IOT2.
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    Studentshave no reason to protest says Poly head
    290 23 Studentshave no reason to protest says Poly head SINGAPORE, Wednesday OINGAPORE Polytechnic principal Mr Robert Edis today said he saw no reason for students protesting over the phased transfer of the campus to Dover Road. Student representatives had already met members of the administration and seemed satisfied with its explanation
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    Labourer is jailed for theft of hub-caps
    111 23 Labourer is jailed for theft of hub-caps SINGAPORE, Wed. A labourer was Jailed for nine months on Monday for stealing hub-caps from a car. Amayapan Kodanpany, 21, admitted stealing four hub-caps worth $40 from a cat belonging to Yeow Yew Teck. In Lorong One. Block 152, Toa Payoh Estate between
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    Certificates for 131 artists
    67 23 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Minister for Culture. Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, will present certificates to 131 local artists and sculptors on the opening day of the National Day art exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall tomorrow at 6.30 p.m. More than 400 entries were received for the
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    Toastmasters officials
    49 23 SINOAPORE. Wed.— Solicitor Mr. Cheng Tim Pin has been elected president of the Toastmasters' Club. Other are Mr. Lav Llat Pheow. vice-president education; Mr. Lee Boon Huat, vice-president administration; Mr. Raymond Chan Chew Kuan, secretary, Mr. Tan Wee Tin. treasurer; and Mr. Stephen Tie Mln Tet, sergeant-at-arms
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    4-DIGITS LOTTERY MAN LOSES APPEAL
    96 23 4-DIGITS LOTTERY MAN LOSES APPEAL SINGAPORE, Wed. The Appeal Court today affirmed a magistrate's sentence of three months' Jail plus a fine of $4,000 Imposed on Ng Say Tat, who had pleaded guilty to assisting in a four digits lottery at his flat in ,alan Mutiara on May 15. It
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    MB tells how to foster goodwill
    140 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Fostering racial goodwill and understanding among races does not come about by "magic", Selangor's Mentri Besar, Dato Haji Harun Idris, said today. "We have to strive and take steps towards Instilling the sense of harmony and solidarity among the different races,"
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    Work on sewers
    36 23 Work on sewers SINGAPORE. Wed. The Public Works Department will lay two sewer mains across Lorong Tal Seng on Monday. During the two-week construction work, (raffle will have to make use of the temporary by-pass road.
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    Catherina will never again argue in public
    231 23  - Catherina will never again argue in public NELLIE HAR By SINGAPORE, Wed—Singapore's controversial beauty, queen. Miss Catherina Chang, promises never to raise her voice again. Catherina. the Singapore beauty contestant who raised a storm over the 1966 Miss Singapore-Miss World contest, is now back in town. She said: "I will
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    Smoky car
    31 23 SINOAPORE, Wed. Slro Tien Lye of Lengkok Bahru was fined $40 today when he admitted driving a car which emitted excessive smoke at Cecil Street on May 16, 1969.
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      Indons hit form in 2nd half
      449 24 Indons hit form in 2nd half INDONESIA 3 PHILIPPINES 1 —By Conard Ng KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Indonesia took a long time to master an improved Philippines team in the Merdeka soccer tournament at Merdeka Stadium tonight. The Indonesians were pegged down at one-all until the 70th minute. Bui by then,
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      Burma keep their hopes alive
      578 24 Burma keep their hopes alive IT U ALA LUMPUR. Wed. Burma pacing themselves splendidly from the start, kept their hopes alive in the Merdeka tournament when they bagged two goals in each half in a Group B match against Hong Kong at the Merdeka Stadium tonight. With the win their
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      Singapore girls triumph in badminton friendly
      260 24 Singapore girls triumph in badminton friendly KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Selangor beat Singapore In the boys under-20 and un-der-12 sections, while Singapore won In the girls sections In a friendly badminton match between the Selangor Schools Sports Council and the Singapore Schools Sports Council at the SBA hall here today. Selangor
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      Lock icon Wadekar to the rescue
      119 24 T ONDON, Wed. India's capiJ tain Ajit Wadekar hit 59 to bolster the touring team after they had lost three wickets for 89 against Yorkshire at Headingley, Leeds, today. At tea, the Indians were 131 for five. Tea scores In other matches were: At Leyton Somerset
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      England boost for rugger
      446 24  -  GODFREY ROBERT By SINGAPORE rugby will get a big boost in October when the All-England International Rugby Union team play a match here against Singapore on Oct. 3. SRU president Dennis Blndon said yesterday "The visit win go Into the records as the most Important International
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      Lock icon Top Malaysians' absence surprises Indonesian badminton officials
      228 24 JAKARTA, Wed—lndonesian badminton officials expressed surprise today that Malaysia's top doubles pair of Ng Boon Bee and P. Ounalan will not be taking part In the Third Asian badminton championships beginning here on Friday. "This will clear the way for us to retain
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      Portman steps out in style on track
      388 24 Portman steps out in style on track RACING with EPSOM JEEP pORTMAN, winner of his first two races In Class 4, stepped out stylishly on a yielding track at Bukit Timah yesterday. Ridden by Nawarl All, the New Zealand-bred five-year-old was never off his bit when he ran 3f in
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      DOUBLE BY OAKLAND
      120 24 NEW YORK. Wed. Results of yesterday's major league baseball games: American Leajue California Angels 7 New York Yankees 6; Oakland Athletics 6 Boston Red Sox 5 (Ist game). Oakland Athletics 7 Boston Red Sox 5 (2nd game); Baltimore Orioles 4 Minnesota Twins 3; Cleveland Indians 4 Chicago
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      AUPE beat Rajaji
      43 24 AUPB beat Rajajl A' 3-0 In a PAS league Dlv S soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday. Ohani Talb (2) and Mike Leong scored. In other matches Telok Kurau edged Pathul Kartb 2-1. and Parrer United beat Katong SC 4-0.
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      H—Teacher sends 140,000 wildly cheering
      410 24 H— Teacher sends 140,000 wildly cheering HELSINKI, Wed— School teacher John Vaatainen. 30, sent 40,000 Finns wildly cheering here last night when he brought off one of the greatest 10.000 m victories in the European athletic championships Running an aggressive, attacking race and cheered home by the crowd, Vaatainen beat
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      Red Star 3-0
      31 24 BELGRADE, Wed. Red Star of Belgrade beat Penarol of Montevideo. Uruguay, 3-1. in an exhibition soccer match played here last night. Th# Yugoslav side led 2-0 at halftime.
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      Ashok's scorcher beats gallant Malaysians
      420 25 Ashok's scorcher beats gallant Malaysians HOCKEY by RAMSAY ZIEGELAAR and ERNEST FRIDA INDIA 1 MALAYSIA 0 jyjALAYSIA were gallant losers in their Pesta Sukan regional hockey tournament match against Asian Games silver medallists India at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. India scored their solitary goal in- the 31st minute of the
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      SINGAPORE BEAT THAIS TO ESCAPE LAST PLACE
      254 25 SINGAPORE BEAT THAIS TO ESCAPE LAST PLACE SINGAPORE scored their first win in the sixnation regional hockey tournament when they beat Thailand 1-0 at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Singapore. who were beaten 7-0 by India and 1-0 by Japan, took the field determined to beat the Thais to avoid being
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      S'pore women also enter the final round
      455 25 S 'pore women also enter the final round SINGAPORE basketball officials yesterday had every reason to feel pleased their women's team had emulated the men's performance by beating Laos 52-34 to also qualify for the final round of the Pesta Sukan tournament. Singapore girls outclassed the Laotians with finesse and
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      FILIPINOS LOOM AS STRONG RIVALS
      218 25 FILIPINOS LOOM AS STRONG RIVALS r£ Philippines bowling team last night emerged from the shadows, as their men and women made strong bids for places In Sunday's International Masters at Jackie's Bowl Orchard. Australia's Terry Klrkpatrlck la still sitting pretty at the head of the long list of bowlers with
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      193 25 SCIENCE SHRINKS AND HEALS PILES NEW WAY WITHOUT SURGERY STOPS ITCH RELIEVES PAIN NEW YORK.N.Y.-(Special>-Vn~ the first time science has found anew healing substance with the astonishing ability to shrink haemorrhoids, stop itching and relieve pain without surgery. In case after case, while gently and promptly relieving pain, actual shrinkage
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      Ajax beaten
      61 25 BEKi-iN. wea. Ajax Amsterdam, the European Cupholders, were beaten 3-1 by West Oerman soccer champions Moenchengladbach In a friendly match her* last night SINGAPORE'S Seetoh Mem Tom pinnlnc down Malaysia's Fatal Decn In the first round of their welterwelfht boat at the Pesta Sultan wrestling tournament on Tuesday.
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      "Malaysia win another shooting gold
      328 25 "Malaysia win another shooting gold ACE shooter Dr. Wang Slew Ming boosted Malaysia's gold medal tally to four yesterday when he won the Centre Fire Pistol event at Mount Vemon In a thrilling finish from teammate Dr. See Kirn Plow. Dr Wang, who missed his first gold on Tuesday In
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      Ping Min win volleyball
      115 25 Ping Min win volleyball PINO MIN SCHOOL won the Pesta Sukan open youth volleyball title in the girls section with two straight wins at the Paya Lebar Community Centre yesterday. Ping Mln, who lost to Jalan Tenteram on Tuesday, edged Nan Hwa Girls 3-2 and Nanyang Girls 3-2 yesterday to
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      Skipper Steve confident of victory
      283 25  -  PERCY SENEVIRATNE By OINGAPORE skipper Steve Houghton is con- fldent that his team will beat Malaysia in the three-day cricket Test for the Saudara Cup which starts tomorrow at the padang. Steve has good reasons for predicting victory in this citizens-only match. He Is better
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      Ace sprinter Onofre out of Pesta meet
      125 25 Ace sprinter Onofre out of Pesta meet ROGELIO Onofre, the Filipino ace sprinter and Asian Games record holder, yesterday withdrew from the SAAA open athletic meet starting tomorrow, after he underwent an appendicitis operation at General Hospital. This came as a disappointment not only to the Filipino athletes, but also
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      West Germans to play here
      86 25 Belgium and West Oermany world cup teams will play In this weekend's Pesta Sukan women's hockey championships beginning on Friday at the Queenstcwn Sports Complex. The two 22-meraber teams are on their way to New Zealand to compete in the women's world hockey championship. Singapore
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      140 25 BASKKTBALL International meet (Gay World, 9.30 ami BILLIARDS Junior interclub tournament (Buklt Chermln, 7 p m BOWLING Open lo pin championships (Jackie's Bowl, a.m.) CHESS international Open championships (Parrer Park, 7 pm.) GOLF Men's Open amateur championships (New Island course, 9 a.m.) HOCKEY Asian Regional tournament: New Zealand v Spore.
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    $14 mil-Peking oil rigs order coming to S'pore
    400 26  - $14 milPeking oil rigs order coming to S'pore r LAWRENCE BASAPA: j^y Singapore, Wednesday SINGAPORE shipyard will probably be contracted to assemble at least three oil rigs, costing about $14 million each, for China. The shipyard will be chosen and other details worked out when an American company negotiating the
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    43 26 SAIOON, Wed. A communist force attacking In the pre-dawn darkness yesterday killed 13 men and wounded three out of a ISO-man company of South Vietnamese Rangers in the Mekong delta 45 mlies southwest of Saigon, military sources said today. UPI.
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    31 26 COLOMBO, Wed. A BUI to abolish appeals to the Privy Council In London was passed by a two-thirds majority In the 157 -member House of Representatives last night. Reuter.
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    35 26 HONO KONO. Wed. Deposed Cambodian leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk left Pyongyang yesterday by train after concluding a three-week state visit to North Korea, the North Korean Central News Agency reported today. Reuter.
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    15 26 The weather outlook for SINGAPORE today from 6 a.m. to noon: Isolated showers.
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    108 26 SUIT AGAINST LUBIS SETTLED JAKARTA, Wed. Two leading Indonesian journalists today agreed to an out-of-court settlement on a lawsuit in which one man claimed heavy damages for allegations he was involved in a sex scandal. Mr. B. M. Diah, who runs the Merdeka newspaper, and Mr. Mochtar Lubis, editor of
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    79 26 Nepal happy about Nixon's China trip KATMANDU, Wed.— Mr. Gahendra Bahadur RaJbhandarl. Foreign Minister of Nepal, the tiny Himalayan neighbour of China, has said that the "emotional unity" developing between the United States and China was of momentous Importance for world peace He saiti vepal was naturally happy to hear
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    175 26 WOMAN SAILS ATLANTIC ALONE IN NUDE LONDON, Wed— Britain's latest lone sailor, 28--year old grey eyed brunette Nicolette Milneswalker, said today she made most of her Atlantic crossing in the nude. She left Dale in Pembrokeshire on June 12 and arrived in Newport, Rhode Island, on July 26 in her
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    Stabbed man drives home
    61 26 SINOAPORE, Wed. A man identified as H.E. Lee. was admitted to Outram Hospital In a serious condition after he was found with stab wounds In Dido Street In Opera Estate late tonight. Police believe he was stabbed In Mountbatten Road. They believe he then drove back
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    430 26 T ON .TON, Wed.— The market moved L ahead following the Unilever Interim result*. Dealer* reported modeat Initltutlonal buying on a aelectlve baala after Inlt.fcl nervouaneaa on the Northern Ireland altu&tlon. Wall Streets downtrend and currency uncertainties. At 2. 43 p.m. the Financial Time* Index broke through the
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    Pillar prevents a disaster
    125 26 ONLY a cement pillar stopped this lorry from crashing into a row of shoos at the junction of North Bridge Road and Jalan Plnang yesterday. Five people were injured. Among them were the lorry driver Lee Tiang Seng and a woman pedestrian Chan San Cheng, 22.
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    McMahon cuts his holiday to deal with crisis over Gorton
    392 26  - McMahon cuts his holiday to deal with crisis over Gorton JACK FINGLETON By Canberra, Wednesday PRIME Minister William McMahon returns to Canberra tomorrow after ten days' holiday on Queenslands' Gold Coast to the biggest crisis so far in his hectic four months in office. He has to decide what to
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    Envoys' bid to reach Berlin agreement
    138 26 IITEST BERLIN. Wed. Envoys of Britain, France, the Soviet Union and the United States met here today in an unprecedented second session within 24 hours In an effort to clear the way for the first post-war Berlin agreement. It is the ambassadors' most determined
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    Booster heart for man, 63
    50 26 DETROIT, Wed. A team of surgeons at Mt. Sinai Hospital Implanted a partially mechanical heart device in a 63--year-old man today. The patient receiving the patch booster, a permanent device made of slllcone rubber and dacron. was identified as Haskell Shanks of suburban Warren, Michigan.
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    29 26 o to Mies LONDON. Wed— Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev will go to Yugoslavia soon for policy talks with President Tito, diplomatic sources said today. UPI.
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    120 26 Thieu bans all plane flights over Saigon HONG KONG. Wed. South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thleu has banned all aircraft and armed helicopters from flying over Saigon without special permission, the Vietcong's Glai Phong (Liberation) Press agency reported today. The measure was taken because rumours of a coup d'etat being
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