The Straits Times, 14 August 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200.000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Talks on border situation
    275 1 Talks on border situation Razak and army chief study Red threat PULAU TIOMAN. Friday TUN Abdul Razak held urgent talks today with the Chief of the Armed Forces Staff, Cen. Tan Sri Ibrahim bin Ismail, on communist terrorist activities both on the Thai-Malay-sia border and in East Malaysia. The general
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    67 1 ■r THE state of war w has not ended the situation remains tense the Korean question is also linked up with Japanese militarism. If things do not >•<> well, Japan ma; use the treaty it has concluded with South Korea to get into South Korea immediately on the withdrawal
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    Lock icon China tours
    21 1 FRANKFURT Frt. West German travel agents hope to be able to offer tours of China by next year. Reuter.
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    Fake invitations racket
    42 1 PARIS. Fri. Forged Invitations to the 2,500 th anniversary celebrations of the Persian Empire may have been sold by a confidence trickster to members of London's high society (or up to £3.000 each, the Iranian Tourist Office said today
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    House dug up
    20 1 LONDON, Fri. Archaeologists at Dover have unearthed, largely Intact, a Roman house about 12 feet below ground.
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    Chess champ
    23 1 ATHENS. Frt. Switzerland's Verner Hug today won the world junior chess championship by drawing with Kenneth RogofT of the United States
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    Lock icon Gorton is replaced two hours before he resigns
    166 1 Gorton is replaced two hours before he resigns pANBERRA, Fri. Mr. V David Fairbairn was sworn in as Ate new Australian Defence Minister by the /GovernorGeneral in Canberra this afternoon/— two hours before Mr. John Gorton handed in his official resignation. Mr. Fairbairn joined Prime Minister William McMahon for the
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    Lock icon Heart transplant man dies
    49 1 SANTIAGO, Frt. Nelson Orellana, the longest surviving heart transplant patient In the world, died today In a navy hospital In the port city of Valparaiso. He had celebrated his 24th birthday only yesterday. His transplant was performed at the hospital on Oct. 1, 1968. AP.
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    PC stabbed
    22 1 BINOAPORE. Fri.— Constable Tay Cheng Chua. 26, was admitted to Outram Hospital In serious condition with stab wounds late tonight.
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    Nude woman's fall from 90th floor
    89 1 rWICAGO, Fri— A wol man hurtled nearly 1.000 feet to her death early yesterday from a 90th floor window of the world's third tallest building, the John Hancock centre. Lorrance Kowalskl, 29, widowed two years ago, was believed to have taken her own life.
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    72 1 QENE S I S rock, brought to earth by the Apollo 15 astronauts, dates back to the origin of the moon some 4.7 billion years ago, US scientists believe. Picture shows Commander David Scott, a smile on his face, looking at the whitish rock, the size
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    Killers pose as hitch hikers
    395 1 Killers pose as hitch hikers By K.S. SIDHU: Singapore. Friday 0/Z/ EXECUTIVE MURDERED AX oil company executive died yesterday victim of a gang of killers, two of whom posed as hitch hikers to act as decoys to "trap" him. The nve-man gang stabbed Harold Angus Lee, 44, of the Shell
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    Lock icon HK protest
    31 1 HONO KONO. Fri. Several thousand people staged a lively but peaceful demonstration here tonight to denounce Japanese claims to the disputed Senkaku islands in the East China Sea. Reuter.
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    Jordan attack on Syria
    426 1 Jordan attack on Syria BEIRUT, Fri. Jordanian troops opened tank and artillery fire on Syrian military and civilian positions this morning, Damascus Radio announced. It quoted a Syrian military spokesman as saying that five Jordanian tanks were destroyed In the ensuing exchange of fire. The exchange came shortly after Syria
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    Lock icon 3 a.m. ROUNDUP SYRIAN TANKS ON BORDER
    36 1 3 a.m. ROUNDUP SYRIAN TANKS ON BORDER BEIRUT, Fri. Reports reaching here from Damascus tonight said columns of Syrian tanks were taking up positions near the frontier with Jordan following new border fighting this morning. Reuter.
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    Lock icon NO ULTIMATUM FROM SADAT
    38 1 WASHINGTON. Fri. The State Department denied today that Egypt lan President Anwar Sadat had given the United States until Sunday to /achieve an interim peace settlement between Egypt and Israel. UPI (See Page 16)
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    'Valueless' coins bring in funds for school bursaries
    222 2 'Valueless' coins bring in funds for school bursaries OINGAPORE, Fri. Out-or date coins may nave no actual purchasing power but through an exhibition, they are raising funds for school bursaries. The exhibition, featuring over 10,000 ancient coins from China, Thailand, Malaysia, Korea, Japan and Tibet, was opened today at the
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    Sunday fair
    30 2 SINGAPORE. Pri. The Minister for Culture. Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, will open the AlJunied Constituency fun (air at the Joo Seng community centre at 10 a.m. on Sunday.
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    Principal hits out at parents who show no interest
    379 2 'IT'S UNFAIR TO THE STUDENTS' SINGAPORE, Fri DARENTS were criticised today for their disinterest in their children's school work. Speaking at a threeday seminar on education in Catholic schools which ended yesterday, Mr. Ho Fook Seng, principal of St. Michael's School,
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    Survey officers' conference
    50 2 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. 8.8. Tan of the Survey Department will represent Singapore In the Commonwealth Survey Officers' conference In England. Some 82 delegates from 23 countries will take part In the conference, which will be heid In the Cambridge University engineering laboratories from. Monday to Aug. 25.
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    SHIPYARD TRAINING FOR 20
    73 2 SHIPYARD TRAINING FOR 20 SINGAPORa Fri—Twenty boys will spend their Youth Week in Commerce and Industry this year with Keppel shipyard. The week is from Monday to Aug. 21. They will begin by spending two days at the shipyard's training centre where they will get a general Idea of the
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    Baby show
    27 2 Minister of State (Labour). Mr. Sia Kah Hui. will present certificates to winners of a baby conjest at Upper Serangoon community centre on Sunday morning.
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    197 die in road crashes in first 7 months
    125 2 197 die in road crashes in first 7 months SINGAPORE, Fri. A total of 197 people died in road accidents in the first seven months of this year compared with 180 in the same period last year. Last month alone 26 people were killed, 10 of them pedestrians. The total
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    Fun fair at Chinese Y
    63 2 SINGAPORE. Fri. The International V's Men's '£lub. Orchid Chapter, together Vith other groups of -the Chinese YMCA. will hold a •Y-O-Rama" food and fun fair on Sunday at the Chinese YMCA s Palmer Road grounds from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. A day-long demonstration of
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    Pilots told to avoid densely populated areas
    156 2 Pilots told to avoid densely populated areas SINGAPORE, Fri. The Department of Civil Aviation has acted to curb noise pollution caused by aircraft over densely populated areas near the airport. As a major step in its "war" against noise, the DCA is urging all pilots of incoming and outgoing aircraft
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    Visiting cadets
    26 2 SINGAPORE, Fri The visiting overseas air officers and cadets, here as guests of the National Cadet Corps, today called en No. 120 Squadron SADC
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    MAJOT LUI OFF TO THE U.S. FOT POST GRADUATE COURSE
    150 2 MAJOT LUI OFF TO THE U.S. FOT POST GRADUATE COURSE SINGAPORE, Fri. Major Lvi Pao Chen of the Singapore Armed Forces left tonight on a SAF fellowship award for a two-year post graduate course in the United States. Major Lui. who is deputy head of MINDEF's Science Management Group, will
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    'Lufthansa not against cheaper fares'
    347 2 'Luf thansa not against cheaper fares' SINGAPORE, Fri. Lufthansa German Airlines is not opposed to cheaper air fares along the trans- Atlantic route. On the contrary, the airline has suggested a "lower and more simplified" fare structure than that proposed at the recent Montreal conference of the International Air Transport
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    Lock icon Singapore man on drug smuggling charge in Sydney
    220 3 Singapore man on drug smuggling charge in Sydney SYDNEY, Frl. A Singapore man has been accused In court here of being "a principal" in the smuggling of 12-lb of Indian hemp to Sydney. Tan Kok Cheong, 28, whose address was given In central court yesterday as Norfolk Road. Singapore, was
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    Kiwanis Club charter banquet
    87 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. The presidents of Kiwanis Clubs from 37 countries will be invited by the local Kiwanis Club to a charter banquet to be held at Shangri-La Hotel on Sept. 9. Mr. Wes Bartlett. presldentd;Mgnate of Kiwanis International, will officially hand over the club charter to
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    Japanese flower power show
    58 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Sogetsu Association will hold Its annual Japanese flower arrangement exhibition at the Conference Hall from Sept. 2 to 5. The exhibition will be opened by the First Lady, Mrs. Sheares The proceeds will be donated to the five children's charities under the
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    Cairnhill dinner
    60 3 SINGAPORE, Frl. The MP for Caimhlll. Mr. Lim Kirn San, will attend a constituency dinner to round off the area's National Day celebrations, at its community centre on Aug. 21 at 7.30 p.m Mr. Lim will also Inspect a guard-of-honour by the Monk's Hill Secondary School army cadets
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    Smoky lorry
    29 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. Tan Eng Guan was fined $70 today when he admitted driving his lorry which emitted excessive smoke in River Valley Road on Nov. 29. 1969.
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    Fined $210 for two offences
    45 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. Urn Mm Kwang of Bencoolen Street was fined $210 today when he admitted two traffic offences in Holland Road on Jan. 20. last year. He was fined $60 for speeding at 62 m.p.h. and $150 for inconsiderate driving.
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    Teachers get another pat on the back
    104 3 SINGAPORE, Fri—Schoolteachers have received another word of praise for their civic-consciousness. This time, it comes from the Spastic Children's Association of Singapore. I a letter to the Straits Times today, the association said that of the 59 people who volunteered their services for
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    United front offer
    50 3 PENANG. Frl. Party Socialls Rakyat Malaya is keen to work out a common programme with any socialist party or group in this country. "We are prepared to sit down and talk with any socialist groups or parties." the party's national chairman, Inche Kassim Ahmad, said here today.
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    No silencer
    30 3 SINGAPORE. Frl. Motorist Lin Pong Seway of Robinson Road was fined $15 today for driving his car without a silencer in Orchard Road on Jan. 9 last year.
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    SATA draw
    23 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. SATAs 1971 donation draw will be launched tomorrow at the Hilton Hotel by SATA chairman. Mr. Lim Kee Ming.
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    MSA begins moving Fokker base to Subang airport
    203 3  -  Arthur Richards i SINGAPORE, Frl. The big transfer of MSA's Fokker Friendship base from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur has begun. In the last few weeks, F-27 aircraft equipment has been going by air and rail to Sutmng airport, where the new Fokker
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    'Varsities Act will not curb student rights' pledge
    407 3 IN THE MALAYSIAN SENATE... K. LUMPUR. Frl. PDUCATION Minis- ter Inche Hussein Onn today reassured students that the Universities and University Colleges Act would never be used to suppress their thoughts and actions, or deprive them of their legitimate rights as students.
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    MANDARIN ON RECORDS: THE MAIN 'STAR'
    238 3 MANDARIN ON RECORDS: THE MAIN 'STAR' SINGAPORE, Friday A LECTURER of the Language Centre at Nan- tah, Mr. Yu Hou, will be the main recording artiste in a set of two long-playing records containing a course in conversational Mandarin. Mr. Yu, born In Peking, is also one of the advisers
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    Marketing man fined $2,000
    57 3 SINGAPORE, Frl. A marketing trainee was Jailed for a day and fined $2, 00 c today for cheating. St *i Cheng Soon. 27. was found guilty of cheating the Industrial Marine Company In Victoria Street of $1,247 for an outboard motor, by paying for It with
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    Water down again
    44 3 OINGAPORE, Fri. Water consumption yesterday was tJ down by 1.3 million gallons to 96.9 million gallons the fifth successive day that demand has stayed under the IM-milllon mark, including two days when it was below the target of 90 million gallons.
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    CORRUPTION TRIAL: DAY THREE
    1449 4  -  BEN DAVIDSON REPORTER: SINGAPORE, Friday fORTY -FOl'R insurance companies were invited to tender for MSA's aviation insurance contract, the Fernandez trial was told today. Chew Poh Loh, MSA administrative assistant, said this during cross-examina-tion in the First District Court. By the time the tenders were opened
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    Foreigners blamed for raising property and land prices
    230 4 Foreigners blamed for raising property and land prices SINGAPORE, Fri. Developers today generally agreed that foreigners were responsible to a certain extent for raising property prices. But they feel that local demand has also contributed to the present trend. They were commenting on a statement by the Minister for Science
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    Obscene photos
    29 4 SINGAPORE. Fri Hawker Perumal Rengaranda. 31. was today convicted and fined $100 or 20 days' jail for exposing 25 obscene photographs In Bugis Street on Aug. 3.
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    POLICE SEEK AID OF FIVE MEN Have you seen them?
    193 5 POLICE SEEK AID OF FIVE MEN Have you seen them? SINGAPORE, Fri. Polic* are anxious to contact five people who can help in their investigations into the murder of private eye, Wang Fee Pok, 28, who was slashed to death on June 15. Wan;, employed by a Geylang private investitation
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    MP CALLS FOR 'NEW S'POREANS' TO COME FORWARD
    126 5 MP CALLS FOR 'NEW S'POREANS' TO COME FORWARD SINGAPORE, Fri. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Culture and MP for Kampong Chai Chee. Inche Sha'ari Tadin, tonight called for "new Sin g a poreans" to emerge. Speaking at a variety concert held at Kaki Bukit Primary School, he said:
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    A campaign to keep Singapore pollution free
    155 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. A month-long "Keep Singapore PollutionFree" campaign will be launched by the Ministry of Health on Oct. 1. The Ministry said in a statement that the campaign was aimed at obtaining "higher standards of public health and of the overall environment." A
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    Talk on urban renewal
    68 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. A talk on "The UN participation and assistance In urban renewal and development projects In Singapore" will be held at the Cultural Centre at 8 p.m. on Aug. 20. The talk, which will be for members of the United Nations Association in Singapore, will
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    NTUC to widen scope in three fields
    300 5 NTUC to widen scope in three fields SINGAPORE, Fri THE NTUC is expanding its modernisation programme in arbitration, negotiation and organisation. As plans are being drawn up, the NTUC research unit is selecting a new corps of 20 senior industrial officers to help in its task. They are being recruited
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    Management course
    57 5 Management course SINGAPORE, Fri. A 10--lecture course on the fundamentals of management, organised by the University of Singapore's Department of Extramural Studies, will start on Aug. 24 In the University's Physics Room I. The lecturer Is Mr. Lim Boon Tong, a management consultant. Application forms and syllabus are available from
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    Lim to speak at dinner
    48 5 SINGAPORE, Prt. Education Minister, Mr. Llm Kirn San will speak to members of the Economic Society of Singapore at their annual dinner on Sept 10 at Shangri-La Hotel. Mr. Llm. former Finance Minister and economics graduate from Raffles College, will be the guest-of-honour.
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    A second church for Jurong Town
    153 5 A second church for Jurong Town SINGAPORE, Fri. Jurong Town is to have a second church. The new church is to be built near the residential estates in Neighbourhood One at a cost of about $400,000. To be known as the Calvary Blble-Presbyterlan Church. Jurong Town, it will stand on
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    Poly guild extends drive for members
    105 5 Poly guild extends drive for members SINGAPORE. Fri. The newly-formed Singapore Polytechnic Graduates' Guild will extend Its membership drive for another month to boost its present strength of 160. To encourage more graduates to Join, those who enrol during the campaign period will not have to pay the entrance fee
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    Raja's date
    25 5 SINGAPORE. Pri. The Foreign Minister. Mr. S. Rajar atrium, will Join the sixth National Day celebrations of Kampong Glam community centre tomonow night.
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    Mariners warned
    40 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The sea Just south of Pulau Bukom U to be dredged for about a month beginning today. Mariners are asked to keep well clear of the area and sail at the slowest speed when passing by.
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    30,000 CAUSEWAY TRAVEL CARDS OUT
    56 5 SINGAPORE, Fri.— More than 39.000 immigration cards for Causeway travel have been distributed by the Malaysian High Commission here In the last few days The pink cards are also available at most of the petrol stations along Bukit Timah Road. The new immigration system will
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    Disasters are the business of this Red Cross man
    204 7  - Disasters are the business of this Red Cross man LEE SU SAN By SINGAPORE. Fri. Disasters that's Mr. Robert M. Pierpont's business. Mr. Pierpont. an officer of the League of Red Cross Societies in Geneva, is responsible for organising relief operations to disaster areas and developing world wide preparedness for
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    Legal Aid Bureau to pay costs
    417 7 Legal Aid Bureau to pay costs SINGAPORE, Fri. tlons to be raised by the respondent, have not been compiled with. "All that was done on behalf of the respondent was only a bald general statement that Low had failed to provide his wife with a matrimonial home. "That clearly Is
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    Man stabbed in back after bar quarrel
    95 7 Man stabbed in back after bar quarrel SINGAPORE, Fri— A man who had a quarrel in a bar was stabbed in the back when he walked out. a magistrate's court heard today. Yeo Mul Yam, 25. admitted stabbing Tan Seng Heng twice outside the Golden Wheel Bar In Uppei Serangoon
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    Ganja fine
    29 7 SINGAPORE, Frl. Hardle Johan. 30, was fined $35 today after he admitted having a kartoo of ganja at the Port Authority's pass office In Tanlong Pagar yesterday.
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    Streets closed for Pesta walk tomorrow
    439 7 Streets closed for Pesta walk tomorrow SINGAPORE. Frl. Several roads in the city will be closed to vehicles from 7 a.m. to 11 am on Sunday during the Pesta Sukan mass walk, which Is organised by the Ministry of Social Affairs. They are St. Andrew's Road, Connaught Drive, North Boat
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    PSA ENTERS FILM FOR C'WEALTH CONTEST
    77 7 (SINGAPORE, Fit The Port Authority of Singapore (PSA) Is to vie for the Commonwealth Film Award 1971, with its 20--mJnute colour documentary, Via Singapore. The film highlights special features of the PSA and international shipping. How PSA Is tackling eontainerisatlon Is also described In
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    Othman Wok to visit island
    42 7 SINGAPORE. Prl. Minister for Social Aflairs. Inche Othman Wok. will visit Pulau Seklng tomorrow to present membership cards to members of the island's citizens' consultative committee. Inche Othman and his party will leave Jardine Steps at 10.30
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    ENGINEER TELLS OF CHEQUE IN HIS CAR
    102 7 ENGINEER TELLS OF CHEQUE IN HIS CAR SINGAPORE. Fri. A Port Authority engineer told a court today how he found a S5OO cash cheque stuck between a cushion and his car seat. Mr. Mok Weng Cheon. 26. was testifying at the trial of a timber company manager, Lai 800 Sai,
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    Registration of welfare association rejected
    175 8 SINGAPORE, Frl. APRO-TEM committee formed to establish a Jurong Industrial Welfare Association has decided to dissolve Itself because the Registrar of Societies has rejected an application to register the proposed association. No reasons were given for the rejection, and none need be under the Societies
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    Bail for two allowed
    74 8 Bail for two allowed SINGAPORE, Frl. Two remand prisoners, each facing a charge of trafficking 1,000 forged US$2O currency bills on April 21, were allowed bail today by the Chief Justice Mr. Wee Chong Jin. Ball for Ho Khoon Tong, 32, a postal clerk, and ling Teng Yong, 36, a
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    69 homeless
    21 8 KAJANO. Frl. Sixty-nine people were made homeless when fire destrojed 13 houses In Semer.ylh, five miles from here, yesterday.
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    Sambanthan expected to give up MIC presidency next year
    248 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri Tan V. T. Sambanthan, who has led the MIC for the last 15 yean, is expected to give op the presidency in March. He will aUow Tan Sri V. Manickavasaram to take over "in order to preserve Indian
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    No top winners
    20 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. There were no first and second group prize winners in yesterday's Toto draw No. 63/71.
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    CUSTOMS OFFICERS SMASH SAMSU DISTILLERY
    100 8 CUSTOMS OFFICERS SMASH SAMSU DISTILLERY SINGAPORE, Fri. W Customs officers smashed an Illegal distillery last night the second in two months. About 100 gallons of samsu and 21 barrels In various stages of fermentation were seized. Duty on the samsu was estimated at $10,000. Acting on a tip-off, a customs
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    Giam, Goh lead in chess tourney
    73 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Qiam Choo Kwee and Mr. Goh Boon Klat have emerged leaders after the fourth around of the Pesta Sukan chess tournament. They were the only players who have won all the aeven games since the tournament started last Sunday. There are
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    HDB is aware of illegal renting of flats
    303 8  - HDB is aware of illegal renting of flats TAN WANG JOO Difficult to stop tenants and owners but... By t Singapore, Fri, Housing and Development Board is aware of illegal sub-letting or renting by its tenants and flat-owners, but faces a number of difficulties in stopping them. The board regulations
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      199 8 Oop By V.T. Hamiin tClS^iy***; TH' ONLY ONE L« < AND I SUPPOSE I I INDEB) IT WAS... JUST WHAT IV^ ~< YEP/ I GUESS TH 1 a "121*53! *ROUNP/...TUNK'S THAT WAS A AW YOUteE A C WAS AFRAID 0F../ HE PROSPECT OF BEING GUY IN CHARGE?/ HERE. STRANGER... f
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    Xmas will never be the same again at Changi Village
    1623 9  - Xmas will never be the same again at Changi Village WILLIAM CAMPBELL By HOWEVER, let us not forget that there w will be hardship for a few thousand families. Recently, I visited the constituencies which are feeling the effects of the rundown of the British forces Sembawang, Nee Soon, Jalan
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      121 9 VIETCONG 100 years ago The present Vietnam war may seem a fairly recent affair- but the jungles there have been harbouring guerillas for a long time. Batik the Beautiful Beautiful all purpose batik appears in the office, on the beach, in boats, and on the dance-floor alike. The striking designs
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      6 9 MONDAY: The other three "pullout" constituencies.
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      342 9 A fitting end to spare tyres. The Little X Plus Cuff- waist Pantee does for "Spare tyres" what it does for tummies: trims, firms and flattens. With a comfortable X^^N inch and a half of w^^^^ elastic. The firm f^ *^k front panel refuses to s[\vu jfl stretch sideways /^mm^
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    Union: We do not need foreign engineers
    175 10 Union: We do not need foreign engineers KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The National Union of Telecoms Employees (NUTE) has appealed to the Government not to go ahead with its plans to recruit foreign engineers. It was particularly concerned about foreign engineers for the Telecoms Department. The union claimed the department had
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    Biggest-ever building boom in S'pore
    337 10  -  SOH TIANG KENG VALUE OF PROJECTS SOARS By SINGAPORE, Frl gINGAPORE rode the crest of its biggestever building boom during the past year with more hotels, office skyscrapers, flats and homes built and public projects carried out than during any period in the Republic's construction
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    SHEARES TO OPEN SEA CARNIVAL
    109 10 SHEARES TO OPEN SEA CARNIVAL SINGAPORE. Fri. The firing of a flare-gun by President Sneares at 2.30 p.m.. simultaneous release of coloured balloons and sprouting of a 50-ft high fountain will signal the start of this year's National Day sea carnival at Telok Ayer Basin on Sunday. Immediately after the
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    A course on sailing for beginners
    56 10 A course on sailing for beginners SINGAPORE, Frl. The Chinese YMCA will hold a course on sailing for beginners on Sept. 4 and 5 in Pasir Panjang. The course will provide opportunities (or sailing dinghies and various methods of sailing. The fee is f 5 (or members and $10 (or
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    Parade on TV again
    52 10 SINGAPORE, Fri. Radio-Television Singapore will re-telecast the 1971 National Day parade and marchpast on Sunday. At 9 a.m. on Channel 5. the re-telecast of the event will carry commentaries in Malay and Chinese, and at 2.45 p.m. on Channel 8, it will have commentaries in Tamil
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    DECISION LIKELY TODAY ON ADS BY DOCTORS
    92 10 DECISION LIKELY TODAY ON ADS BY DOCTORS SINGAPORE, Frl A decision on whether Singapore doctors can, like their Malaysian counterparts, advertise their practice is expected to be announced tomorrow. This was one of the Issues discussed when the Singapore Medical Association's executive council met tonight. An SMA spokesman said details
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    Crawford's day
    26 10 SINGAPORE. Prl. The Crawford constituency will hold a dinner to celebrate National Day at the Crawford community centre at 7.30 p.m. on Aug. 25.
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    University students prefer loans instead of scholarships
    263 10 University students prefer loans instead of scholarships K. LUMPUR, Fri MOST students and staff of the University of Malaya are in favour of loans rather than scholarships being given to students. Today, they spoke out in support of a suggestion by the university's Vice-Chan-cellor. Prof. Ungku Aziz, that the present
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    Now the computer can tell the future for you
    241 10 Now the computer can tell the future for you SINGAPORE. Frl n OM PUTERISED horoscopes will be sold here soon. For only $40, a person's whole horoscope will be spelt out on 18 fullscap sheets. This was stated by Mr. H.B. Van Velzer Jr., investment marketing consultant to Astrological Research
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  • NIGHT OUT
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      A man called Paris comes to town
      149 11 A MAN caUed Paris (above), from the United States, has a rich and powerful voice with 12 years in showbiz behind him. Freddie Paris, a recording artiste with RCA, is one of America's many nightclub personalities who began with the Purple Onion nightclub
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      THIS IS ROCK
      711 11  -  GERRY de SILVA L>1 THE Straydogs have scored a first. They are the only group in South-east Asia to record on EMIs hard rock label. "Harvest." The Dogs' release comes at a time when recording companies here and elsewhere are marketing specialised labels. "Stax" means Soul now.
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      CHATTING UP HER DRINKS—AT $3.50 EVERY 15 MINUTES
      605 11 CHATTING UP HER DRINKS— AT $3.50 EVERY 15 MINUTES SINGAPORE'S discotheques an d nightclubs are curiously dependent on hotels. We've got our tourists to thank for that. Somehow, it seems, before our Government decided to open the floodgates to tourists, few people had thought Singaporeans needed so many floors to
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      Keeping watch, getting lost
      135 11 Keeping watch, getting lost TT appears swingers at "The Lost Horizon." will never get lost as long as they remain within the horizons of the discotheque's dance floor. Lost persons are likely to be spotted by viewers in front of that close circuit TV in the Spanish galley. The close
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      'Local' but also foreign
      150 11 UfE talk about "local" and "foreign" musicians, right? Sounds like a fair enough distinction, but in Singapore it appears Iff not that simple. So I learnt this week. In future, let's get. the meaning of "local" straight. By "local" I always mean "Singapore. But here is
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  • The Straits Times Saturday Forum
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      WPC with heart of gold
      226 13 ONE morning my neighbour, an illiterate woman, went to the Buklt Timah police station to report the disappearance of her 24--year-old daughter. Woodbridge Hospital patient. A young WPC (No. 3607) asked my neighbour to go ahead with her marketing and to return later. When my
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      Postcard from Britain
      60 13 Postcard from Britain SOMEONE signing as "Citiien of Spore" has sent a postcard from Britain addressed to "The Director of public Works, e/o Editor. Straits Times." The writer says: "You may wish to consider my suggestion in your 'Save water campaign' in Singapore." On the "picture" side of the postcard,
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      The boss' view of blue I-card holders
      226 13 The boss' view of blue I-card holders I HAVE read with interest "Unfortunate's" letter in connection with the difficulty experienced by her in finding a job because, with a blue identity card, she has to meet "work permit" requirements. As an employer, I can fully appreciate the reluctance of other
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      54 13 I HOPE that those In support of film classification are not expecting too much, because if the Ministry of "Culture" is childish enough to ban films with long-hair actors and entertainers, I don't think they are mature enough to decide what films are to be classified under "X" and so
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      50 13 PUZZLED" (8.T.. Aug. 7) teems to be sure that the person who refused to buy a (charity drive) flag was a nonSingaporean. I would like "Puzzled" to tell me what a Singaporean looks like, as It appears he knows the difference between the two species. GREET FABER (Mrs), Singapore 11.
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      Govt's replies...
      110 13 Govt's replies I WISH to refer to your editorial "Getting into school" (Sun. T., Aug. 8) and to the editorial note in reply to the letter entitled: "When each of them has a personal character" (S.T., Aug. 13) If one of the alternatives under consideration by the Education Ministry is
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      141 13 I REFER to the letter from "Part Time Reporter" published under the heading "Of postmen and bicycles that so often break down" IST, Aug. 10). On the bicycle position. I would like to point out that new bicycles are already being purchased for purposes of replacement and for lssi'.c to
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      The van driver's problem at car park
      184 13 The van driver's problem at car park TtHE parking bays reX served for "loading and unloading only" at the Raffles Place underground carpark are not fully utilised under the present system whereby vans queue up with cars. I would suggest that a new lane be provided for vans only. If
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      58 13 I AM a student who will be sitting for my GCE at the end of this year. May I ask RTS why the show "To Kill A Mockingbird" was changed to "A Midsummer Night's Dream"? This is unfair to those taking "To Kill A Mockingbird" for their literature. Will it
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  • The Straits Times
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      AN MP's LIMIT
      372 14 The continued scramble for Housing and Development Board flats in Singapore has helped focus the question: What are the limits of an MP's obligations to his constituents? Over a third of the population now lives in HDB flats, but the demand for them continues to outstrip supply.
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      KEY TO SECURITY
      368 14 The ambush near Kampong Cherok Chupak in which a Malaysian police patrol lost five men killed and ten wounded was staged so close to the Thai border a handful of miles or so away that it is probable that the terrorists concerned came from a base in
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      IMPORTANCE OF GORTON
      260 14 Australia's Prime Minister, Mr. William McMahon, may have put himself and the Liberal-Country Party coalition into an awkward spot by sacking the former Prime Minister, Mr. John Gorton. The provocation for the dismissal was Mr. Gorton's article, the first of a series to be published in The
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    A man who must always be himself
    690 14 A man who must always be himself Spotlight on John Gorton By A CORRESPONDENT LIKE a few drinks when I finish work," John 1 Grey Gorton once told an interviewer. "I like a party where I can sing and dance and yarn yes. I even like talking to women." "TVr»
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    You quick waiters-slow down and give us time to eat
    200 14 You quick waiters -slow down and give us time to eat WE arrived at the restaurant in Armenian Street at 7.40 p.m. and ordered a six course dinner. The cold dish, first on the list, was presented at 7.55. Bravo for such prompt service. However by 8.20 we had come
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    112 14 IN a letter addressed to a firm in Kuala Lumpur, posted on June 21. was a cheque together with an order. For nearly a month I waited. Then I wrote to the firm asking why they have not sent my order or acknowledged the cheque. By telegram they Informed me
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    83 14 CURRENT affairs are no doubt important and everyone should try to take an Interest. But forcing them into our minds Is ridiculous. On last Monday night's TV programme for example, there was news at 7 p.m., 8 p.m. and 9 p.m. over Network two. The film which was very jiterestlng
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    90 14 I READ with interest the Interpretation of the taxability of a gift from the employer in two Income tax books currently on sale. One says that a gift, to be non-assessable, must be proved to be in appreciation for past services. It cites a gold watch as an example. The
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    91 14 I agree with Aquarian (S.T. Aug. 3) that there is unnecessary fuss over "Love Btory". However, I disagree that "DM" of Asia Magazine was wrong in asserting that we Asians prefer violence and action. The high rate of imported sword-fighting films and the box-office success they enjoy is evidence. Sword
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    COURTESY MADE THIS A PLEASANT VISIT
    88 14 AY I say a word for 1 the staff of Johore Education Department? An official whom I approached for direction to the Education Department, was courteous and friendly. He led me to the lift and even took the trouble of accompanying me to the
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    ULSTER— IN THE SHADOW OF THE GUNMAN
    918 14  -  ANTHONY LEWIS By WE MAY yet have much to endure as a community, but if we endure it with courage and steadiness the utter defeat of terrorism is sure. Those were brave words of Prime Minister Brian Faulkner's, but veterans of the troubles
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  • WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICES 1
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      Lock icon US arms for Pakistan 'despite embargo'
      328 15 US arms for Pakistan 'despite embargo' SUPPLY TO 'DRY OFF 9 BY NEXT MARCH WASHINGTON, Friday. I"HE State Department said yesterday fhat about US$4 million worth of military supplies and spare parts could still be shipped to Pakistan despite the U.S. arms embargo imposed last March. Spokesman Mr. Robert McCloskey
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      Lock icon Rugby star Father Cootes goes into a new field
      203 15 CYNDfcY. Fri. The beer-and- be 1 1 in < atmosphere of a club here cleared last night for a new tiff in show business a Roman Catholic priest who is also a rugby football international. Father John Cootes. who helped Australia
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      Lock icon Bomb scare a hoax
      67 15 TOKYO. Fri Police Si arched a domestic airiner here today after receiving warning of a bomb hidden on board, but nothing was found. A man who identified nimself as Jiro Kusaka had said in a telephone call that he had planted a bomb on board a
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      Lock icon New plot to lure girls
      60 15 BANGKOK. Fri. Procurers are using a new ruse to lure girls from northern Thailand into prostitution in Bangkok and other cities, police sources said today. They bargain first with parents to become guardians of their daughters and then teach them folk dancing for one year.
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      Lock icon Boeing order
      20 15 WASHJNOTON. Prl. Ru- mania wants to buy American Boeing-707 passenger airliners, Senator Abraham Riblcofl disI closed yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon SILENT FAREWELL FOR PRIEST SHOT DEAD IN RIOT
      156 15 SILENT FAREWELL FOR PRIEST SHOT DEAD IN RIOT UELFAST. Fri. Members of Father Hugh Mullen's congregation file past his coffin after funeral services at Corpus Christi Church in Ballymurphy >ection of Belfast, in Northern Ireland, on Wednesday. Rev. Mullen. 37. was shot dead late on Tuesday while giving the last
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      Lock icon Now less facilities for Britain in Malta
      90 15 BRUSSELS, Fri.— There is a good chance that the British and Nato presence in Malta will be reduced under any defence with the Maltese Government of Premier Dom Mintoff. Nato sources said here last night. The sources said that Nato has reviewed its
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      Lock icon Shrine on moon for dead spacemen
      530 15 Shrine on moon for dead spacemen UNIQUE GESTURE BY APOLLO 15 CREW HOUSTON. Friday 15 astronauts left a small shrine on the moon in memory of 14 Americans and Soviet spacemen who died, mission commander Col. David Scott disclosed yesterday. It Is a small metal figure of a fallen astronaut
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      33 15 Congratulations and Best Wishes MALAYSIAN INDUSTRIAL ESTATES SDN. BHD. for the official opening of their KAWASAN AT LARKIN FROM METALDECK INDUSTRIES SDN. BHD No. 71 Jalan 20 7. Petalinf Jaya. Tel. *****8 *****7
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      91 15 TWA DAILY TO EUROPE AND USA FROM BANGKOK. BANGKOK TEL AVIV Connect to T.W.A. on any scheduled airline. Daily at U. 20 p.m. ATHENS ROME Daily at 11.20 p.m. Daily at 11.20 p.m. Connections to major European cities. NEW YORK ST. LOUIS Daily at 11.20 p.m. Daily at 11.20 p.m.
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      Lock icon Thuy absent at talks
      71 16 PARIS. Fri Chief North Vietnamese negotiator Xuan Thuy stayed away from the Vietnam peace talks yesterday at the negotiations went into a lull pending David Bruce'j replacement a* American delegation head by William Porter Mr Thuy's place at the 125 th session of the deadlocked talks
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      Lock icon Get set for a bitter war: Sadat
      401 16 Get set for a bitter war: Sadat THE ENEMY MUST PAY FOR OUR SACRIFICE CAIRO, Friday PRESIDENT Anwas Sadat said last night that Egypt is determined to go to war against Israel, and indicated that the fighting will not be confined to trading fire across the Suez Canal. "The battle
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      Airlines to seek lower fares after talks breakdown
      266 16 Airlines to seek lower fares after talks breakdown MONTREAL, Friday. fWO major international airlines said today they will seek lower trans-Atlantic air fares following the unexpected breakdown of the North Atlantic fares conference. Mr. Yves Pratte, chairman of Air Canada, said In a statement that the airline intends to ask
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      Lock icon US Army probes 'war crime'
      97 16 US Army probes 'war crime' WASHINGTON. Pri An army spokesman acknowledged today that an alleged war crime Involving a two star General was under investigation. The armys criminal investigation Division has been making Inquiries since April 30 into allegation that the artillery of the 25th infantry division blew up a
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      Lock icon The cool, cool escape
      54 16 The cool, cool escape NANTES. Pri. In full view of passers-by, a prisoner appeared on top of the wall of the men's prison here, let down a rope made of bedsheets and slithered to the pavement. He neatly folded the sheets under his arm and walked away without anyone moving
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      Lock icon Crash horror
      35 16 CALI (Colombia), Pri Nine people were killed and the only survivor was seriously injured when a light aircraft belonging to the Colombian State-owned airline Avianca crashed shortly after take-off near here yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon SECRET WAR PAPERS TO BE RELEASED
      123 16 WASHINGTON, Fri. President Nixon wants to speed up the release oi set ret documents on the Korean war, the 1962 Cuban missile crisis and other major events as part of his programme of releasing as much information as possible, the White House disclosed yesterday.
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      Pleasant surprise for Rolls Royce creditors
      170 16 Pleasant surprise for Rolls Royce creditors I ONDON. Ftl. The U.B. Government's decision to give financial backing to Lockheed's Trlstar jet, which has saved the Rolls-Royce RB-211 engine projeci, will result in unsecured creditors of the bankrupt company being paid more than they expected, Informed sources said yesterday. This is
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      Sudan to Moscow: We wish to be friends again
      173 16 Sudan to Moscow: We wish to be friends again CAIRO, Fri. A Sudanese leader said yesterday his country did not wish to escalate tensions with Moscow any further and wanted to normalise relations with the Soviet Union. Deputy Prime Minister Babakr Awadalla who is also Minister of Justice said this
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      Lock icon INDIA AND RUSSIA 'BETRAYED EAST PAKISTAN'
      160 16 INDIA AND RUSSIA 'BETRAYED EAST PAKISTAN' YEW DELHI, Fri. A A top Indian political leader has accused his country and the Soviet Union of "stabbing B a ng 1 a Desh in the back." Mr. Atal Beharl Vajpayee, leader of the rightwing Hindu Nationalist Jan Sangh Party was referring to
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      Big Four move for more talks on Berlin
      331 17 Big Four move for more talks on Berlin WEST BERLIN, Friday. AMBASSADORS of the big four powers lunched on caviar and Crimean champagne in East Berlin yesterday after a third consecutive day of talks on divided Berlin. But the Ambassadors apparently faUed to solve all outstanding questions in their 16--month-old
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      229 17 MYSTERY WITNESS 'REFUSED TO FO ON MANSON RAID' LOS ANGELES, Fri. The prosecution produced Its mystery woman yesterday to testify against hippie leader Charles Manson after one of Manscn's former girlfriends refused earlier to give evidence and, according to officials, left Los Angeles. Miss Ella Jo Bailey. 27, whose name
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      296 17 Racial tension among U.S. forces: Report WASHINGTON, Fri.— The Pen t a gon's civil rights chief, reporting on the frustrations of black Servicemen abroad, warned yesterday that an Intolerable situation exists in the U.S. Armed Forces and must be corrected. Reporting on a one-month study of racial tensions at U.S.
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      34 17 FRANKFURT. Fri. A man fought by police in connection with the theft of three Rembrandt paintings from a nailery In Bayonne. France, turned himself In at police headquarters here yesterday. Reuter.
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      283 17 My mere presence made Soek less anti-US: Cindy Adams If ONG KONG, Fri. —President Soekarno's biographer, American writer Cindy Adams, said last night her mere presence made the late Indonesian leader dilute bis ant i- Americanism at public rallies. Speaking on a television "meet the Press" programme, the attractive wife
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      70 17 QUANTICO Pri. Marine Sgt. John M. Sweeney, cleared of charges of deserCon and communicating with the enemy In Vietnam, was Riven an honourable discharge today with a medical disability. The addition of the medical disability upttt his family who felt Sweeney would find it difficult to «et
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      317 17 Anne, in swimsuit raises a big storm ONDON. Fri.— Pictures of Princess Anne in a swimsuit, the kind Buckingham Palace has always barred Press photographers from taking, were Issued in London yssterday by the BBC. They touched off immediate controversy. A BBC television team took the pictures while making a
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      144 17 SAIGON, Friday infrastructure, were to be thrown Into the campaign against Gen. Mlnh. Gen. Mlnh, who repeatedly has threatened to withdraw from the campaign If the election is rigged, reportedly asked Mr. Berger why in the face of such evidence he
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      129 18 Rises S. Darby $6.60 +.20 Hume Ord. $2.60 +15 U.E. $2.82 +.12 Inchcape $4.00 +.08 Hume Pref. $2.11 +.06 U. M. Work $2.12 +.06 Steamers $2.91 +.06 Gammon $1.27 +.05 M and G $1.60 +.05 ttierlin (M) $1.08 +04 C.OJP. $120 +.04 B. Kawat $1.32 +.03 Fills
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      1023 18 BID AND OFFER PRICES OFFICIALLY LISTED AT THE CLOSI OF BUSINESS IN THE SINOAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINC WITH PRICE MOVEMENT! IN BRACKETS YIITI«O»Y WERE INDUSTRIALS CLOSING TONE: Industrials, hotels, tins Improved while the rest barely steady. TI'BNOVEB: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday
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      189 18 Leaders move up again SENTIMENT remained generally weak on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday although liquidation activity appeared to be thinning. A few firm spots were also noted. Weekend short-covering lifted most prices from their day's low. The day's total turnover at 2.8 million units compared with
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1217 18 BUSINESS 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 (1) 1.64. Ajlnnmoto (1) 1.98. Alcan (1) 1.54. (2) 1.53. <2) 1.52 (6)
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      103 18 LONDON broken. W. Greenwell, said the near doubling of mining output over the next four years should produce rapidly rising earnings for Rio Tilnto Zinc, with attributable earnings of £23.3 million for 1971 £36.1 million for 1972 and £54.7 million for 1974 forecast for the group. This compares with earnings
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      Exchange rates
      175 18 THE Association of Bants In Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at Aug. 13. Local dollar* to one unit Selling Buying of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD S Sterling Pound 7.3850 7.3526 7.3400 Australian Dollar 3.4625 3.4100 3 3900 Canadian Dollar 3.0360 2.9776
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      283 18 WHILE the US dollar spent most of Thursday wallowing In the European currency markets, Britain's sterling was being given a big boost by the biggest overseas trading profit this year. The £43 million trade surplus announced by the British Government accompanied by confirmation that the balance
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      S. Dredging profits soar
      313 18 DOL LOWING its four-fold profits Jump for 1969-70, Selangor pr c d glng reports another big advance in earnings for the year Just past. Although not quite as sizeable, the upturn is still impressive with profits rising by 73.8 per cent to $5.7 million before tax
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      185 18 RIVERVIEW RUBBER Estates reports lower pre-tax profits at $449,104 for the year to March compared with $646,765 last time. After tax of $146 548 ($220,735). the net profit emerges at $302,556 against $426,030. A final dividend of 10 per cent is to be paid, bringing the total to
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        113 18 CHINESE PRODUCE IXCNANOI. SINGAPORE NOON CLOSINC PRICES PIR PICUL YESTERDAY Ceswuit: Oil: bulk $92 sellers, drum (S4| nellcrs. Csars: Mixed 1f.0.b.) loose Aug. Sept. IK Com. (30 B. P. OTM' Muntok AST A whltt f.o.b lOOof NLW 1193 sellers. Sarawak white f.o.b. M<* NLW (IDS sellers. Sarawak special
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        37 18 In London on Thursday the price of Malayan S per cent CIF I1: N European ports in bulk, sterling per long ton Jan. Feb. was quoted as UK {118 sellers or Ex-Coot. 1286 sellers (unchanged).
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        198 18 'THE Straits tin price In Pe- nang yesterday dipped another 37Vi cents to 8627 per plcul on an official offering dewn nine tons to 244 tons. The market was fairly steady despite the drop In tin price with support from the United Slates and the Continent.
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        22 18 AUG 13. RUBBER: 97.50 cents (up 0.50 cents). TIN: $627 (down 37} cents). Official offering 244 tons (down 9 tons).
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        56 18 Thursdsy Tuatday SU.S. lUI London 45.25 42 S3 Beirut 43.53 43.23 Hongkong 44.27 44.30 Zurich 43.138 42. H08 43.338 43.008 Pans 42.M 42.38 8 pore <1) 44.40 44.80 S pore (2) 186.10 187.60 (1) Export price in non-sterling areas In US. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealers
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        34 18 London copper prices on Thursday (previous In brackets) Wlrebar— Spot buyer £451.00 (£451.001 seller £451.50 (£451.50); Three Months buyer £461 50 (£462.00) seller £462 00 (£462.50). Market tone; Quiet. Sales: 2.250 tons.
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        316 18 rE rubber market slipped away after the opening down to 96 cents for September position when stronger upcountry buying Interest reversed the trend and recovered the loss. Inquiries for lower sheets were partly fulfilled from upcountry but later sellers retreated. The morning session closed uncertain. The steady undertone
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        Rise in price a technical reaction to recent drop
        181 18 I ONDON rubber was dearer over the week to noon on Thursday but more as a technical reaction to the recent decline which took raJues down to the lowest levels since 1949. The Malaysian Government reappeared after an absence of three
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        386 18 MEL BOURNE TyfELBOURNE. Pri. Oils were active in a mixed market wlfh a better turnover at the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Heavyweight miners firmed slightly at the close, Industrials also made marginal Increases in a firmer performance Mid Eastern Oil added 14 cents to 98 cents after peaking at 81.05.
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        55 18 yHESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5525.000 and above 1 nun 2 nuns 3 mths 6 mths 9 mths 12 mills 7-\ to 7-1316 7-\ tc 7-13 16' l-\ to 7-13 16" l-\ to 7-13 16 7-\ to
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        300 18 NEW YORK. Thurs. Tne stock market closed sharply higher in the most active trading seen In weeks. Volume totalled some 15.9 million shares. The advance came on the heels of yesterdays technical upswing In relatively light volume of 11.4 million shares The list was propelled primarily once again
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        258 18 JJONO KONO. PH. The market continued the buoyant note prevalent at yesterdays closing until minor proflttaklng appeared In a few of the popular counters towards the clo&e. Though the market closed steady, prices of a number of stocxk were at their highest level of the day. Great Interest
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        76 18 FINANCIAL TIMES Thursday 7137 Wednesday 70.21 Week ago 70 95 RUBBERS Thursday 228 47 Wednesday 234 12 Week ago 203 75 Thursday 356 48 Wednesday 3M 31 Week ago 351 05 INDUSTRIALS Thw-KUv 408.6 Wedne .day 402 9 w *«o 394 9 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday ***** Wednesday
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        36 18 On the rrt* inkun marks* In Hong Kong yesterday Urn U.I. osllar was quoted at (.0130 for T.T. and 0025 for sash. ttoritni was quoted it 14.44 and tstl sf old it 322.25
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    358 19  -  CHIA POTEIK By Singapore, Friday Swiss firm wins award to build Mount Faber-Sentosa project A SWISS, cable-car firm, Bornroll, has been awarded a $2.94 million contract to build a cable-car system linking Singapore's tourist island, Sentosa, with Mount Faber. Singapore should see the first cable-car
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    187 19 Adultery charge against wife rejected SINGAPORE, Fri. A court today rejected a storekeeper's allegation that his wife had been committing adultery with his younger brother. It then dismissed Joseph Walter Rajasinghe's application to rescind the $190 a month maintenance he is paying his wife Gwendoline. Earlier, Gwendoline said that she
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    158 19 GRRAT WORLD TO BE SHOPPING COMPLEX SINGAPORE, Fri. The Shaw Organisation is planning to build a multi-million dollar shopping complex at the Great World Amusement Park as one of the Republic's urban renewal projects. They are now discussing the plans with city planners and building consultants. Whether the park a
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    63 19 SINGAPORE, Fri. President Paul Losonczi of the Hungarian People's Republic has sent a congratulatory message for Singapore's sixth National Day. Messages also came from President Franz Jonas of the Republic of Austria, Foreign Affairs Minister Monsieur Long Boret of the Republic of Khmer, and
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    Ministers and MPs invited to N-Day show
    97 19 Ministers and MPs invited to N-Day show SINGAPORE. Frl. All Cabinet ministers and MPs are being Invited to a big cultural show, rally and dinner at the National Theatre on Sunday to celebrate National Day. Their hosts will be officials of citizens' consultative committees and community centre management committees of
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    32 19 SINGAPORE. Pri. Thirty secondary students from the Katong Convent Careers Club will visit the Pint National City Bank, Denmark House, tototnorrow at 10 a.m. as part of their extra-curricular activities.
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    188 19 More women police to do traffic duties SINGAPORE, Pri. More women police will be assigned to traffic control duties soon. They will also be recruited to take over desk jobs from the men, who will then be able to assume more active police work. The Force has at present a
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    68 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The Democratic Action Party will send some members to Calcutta for an on-the-spot study of the East Pakistani refugee problem. A DAP statement said today that the team will also try to get In touch with leaders of the provisional government
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    37 19 SINGAPORE. Pri. Three Indonesians, All bin Ahmad, 25; Ahwal bin Awang. 30. and Charwoh bin Channo, 23, were Jailed for a week today after they admitted entering Singapore Illegally on Aug. 11 at 4 a.m.
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    28 19 SINGAPORE. Pri. The Telok Blangah constituency will hold a dinner to celebrate National Day at the Telok Blangah car park on Aug. 22 at 7 p.m
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      596 19 On your TV and Radio I.N P.M. Opening Followed by 7.41 News and Newsreel in Chinese Courageous Cat and the Minute 1.15 Dan August Circle of Lies i f.°Jff Th. wth Mal »y Subtitles) .15 Lassie -The Winner !.M News m English SiT'itori? Sll Su van Sh 2.11 Sesame Street
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    1433 20 How to solve the Korea problem -Chou YE S T ERDAY'S i n s t a 1 ment broke off with the two men discussing the philosophy behind President Nixon's proposed visit to Peking. RESTON: There is one thing I want to have you clarify for me if you would.
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    497 20 Britain cracks down on Angry Brigade BY PETER DEELEY: LONDON THE blast of bombs and the rhetoric of fourletter printed words have abruptly awoken Britain to the realisation that behind the face of liberal protest today lies a new and more aggressive opponent the youth "underground". For a year now,
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      877 22 FOR NIW ZEALAND I Penang P. S'kaa Singapore Laafitg ftr: CNARRATA" MRal fl/H Aag Auck. Wall. lytt. D'din. FOR PERSIAN GULF Smgapori Liatiag far: "ARDANA M/2J Aaj Karachi, R'lhahr, Kwt, Damm, Doha, Dubai. STRAITS/MADKAS SERVICE. Singapore P. Sham Penana liafitg tir: ■AiUUt 2(A.giSift 2Stft IStft Nagapattinam. Madras RAJUUt tl/MStft 2lStpt
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      775 22 ORIENT LINES LTD. j e=3=s=^»^ (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) A ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. |(1 U.K fUKOH SIRVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Singapore P. Sham Penang ArriTtS: NEPTUHE ZIRCON 21 Aaj/1 Stft 4/ I Stpt 7 Stpt London 4/10. Havre 9/10.
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      738 22 o§k MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Na 3OE. Jin Ampang. KiwU Lu.npuf 7. afl I The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Penang ArriftS: lUNCA TANIONt 1/ 3 Sipt 1/ I Stpt 11/11 Sipt Havre 6/10, London 8 10. in H"bgrg 13/10, R'dam 15/10. 0."
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      635 23 RITY ANNOUNCID TNI FOLLOW- B/3. INO BIRTHIMC ARRANCIMEHTt PORT SWETTENHAM FOR AUCUtT 14. Whirl Berth: Shun Sing. Hoi HOUw. OOT: Yuho Mam 8. TrmTtaU 8/». M °,T^ T. I ™f£££!!' > Oyama Maru 25/26. Toyo Mam No. 10 J" 1 1 «?,lrt^L«.V*^l..n u.ru IN: Ta Tung 13/14, Rfa Blr B*dlv
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      1000 23 COMMONWEALTH I OF AUSTRALIA I Study in Australia 1972 Academic Year All perrons resident in Singapore who intend to undertake any form of study in Australia, at their own expense during 1 1972 must make an application to the I Australian High Commission, 201 Clemen I ceau Avenue. Singapore 9
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      787 23 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OP SINGAPORE Divorce No. 171 OX 1971. Between Wan Yoke Chin (m.w>. Petitioner And Yapp Nguk Van Respondent To: Mr. Yapp Nguk Yon formerly at Sempona, Sabah, Jeaselton, But Malaysia. NOTICE OF PETITION TAKE NOTICE that a Divorce Petition has been tiled by
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      831 23 MINISTRY OF HEALTH SINGAPORE TEN DEB NOTICE Tenders will be received up to noon 26th August 1971 for the removal of nijchUoil and the cle*nsinr of latrine* from private houses and In all Rural Areas Labourer Lines In the undermentioned districts for period lit June 1971 to 31st May 1972.
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      657 23 PIBUC UTILITIES BOARD. SINGAPORE NOTICE TO CONSUMERS INTERRIPTION OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLIES In order to enable extension of High Voltage swltchgear works to be carried out at the Jurong Brick Works Substation (US m.s. Jurong Road). It U necessary to interrupt electricity supplies between 9.00 ajn. and 7.00 P m. on
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      56 23 ROLLING ROAD CAB TESTER FOR SALE CRYPTON HEENAN "ROLLING ROAD" MODEL DPSIS COMPLETE WITH COOLING TOWER MAX. SPEEDS 125 MPH MAX LOAD 4000 LBS SIX FOOT ROLLER WIDTH. IN FIRST CLASS OPERATING CONDITION. FOR DETAILS APPLY TO BOX A64t9 S.T. B'pore. TENDER NOTICES appear dally in Berija Harlan You could
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      1594 24 THE BATU KAWAN RUBBER COCONUT PLANTATIONS LIMITED (Incorporated In England) Directors Lee Loy Seng (Malaysian) (Chairman) Yeoh Chin Hin (Malaysian) L.E.C. Letts W. J. Huntsman (Malaysian) Lim Chong Chee (Malaysian) U. T. Burt Registered office 71 St. Mary Axe, London, E.C.3. Head office Chartered Bank Chambers, Beach Street, Penang, Malaysia.
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      1812 24 Represented by: Cash at bank 103 Batu Kawan Berhad has not carried on any business since Its formation and has not entered into any contracts or agreemnets whatsoever. The directors of Batu Kawan Berhad are precisely the same as those of The Batu Kawan Rubber St Coconut Plantations Limited, namely:
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      1274 24 S. The provisions of this clause shall apply in relation to the 14.412.350 shares of Mil/- In the capital of Batu Kawan Berhad to be allotted. Issued and distributed pursuant to clause 3 hereof: (a) Every member of Batu Kawan Plantations (other than dissenting members referred to in clause 4
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      276 24 KENYATAAN TAWARAN PERBADANAN KEMAJUAN JENGKA Tawaran ada-lah di-pelawa daripada pemborong2 yang berdaftar dengan Perbadanan ml Jabatan2 Kerja Raya atau Lembaga Kemajuan Tanah Persekutuan, untok "Menebang. menebas, memerun dan meratakan tanah lebeh kurang 240 ekar bagl Pembangunan Bandar Pusat Jengka Perengkat I". Kertas2 tawaran boleh dl-dapatl daripada Pejabat Perbadanan Kemajuan Jengka,
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      462 24 M.A.L MALAYSIA AIRLINES BERHAD Invites applications from Young Malaysians wishing to become APPRENTICE AIRCRAFT ENGINEERS Next January, a group of young Malaysians will depart for apprenticeship training in Australia. After a four-year apprenticeship in either aircraft/ engine maintenance or electronic component overhaul they will be in a position to gain
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      534 25 B KEPPEL SHIPYARD (PRIVATE) LIMITED MAJOR SHIPREPAIRERS IN SINGAPORE invite opplicotions from suitably qualified candidates for appointment as FOREMAN ENGINEER The »uer»;iful applicant will: Hove served o full opprent.ceship in o marine engineering establishment. <ii) Possess a Technician's Diploma of the Singapore Polytechnic or other equivalent acceptable qualification. ;,n) Hove
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      548 25 THE GUTHRIE WAUGH ORGANISATION invites applications from suitably qualified personnel for the post of GENERAL MANAGER for ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DIVISION 1) JOB SPECIFICATION a) Management of our Electrical Engineering Division, handling a very comprehensive range of product lines associated with the electrical and communications fields. b) Planning and control of
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      686 25 ADVERTISING MANAGER (M.00O) for a Leoding Publishing Group in S.E. Asia Our client, one of the leoding publishing groups in South East Asia, will appoint a top calibre man to be responsible for advertising soles in the group's publications. It is likely that he may be a senior executive in
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      682 25 ENGINEERS MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL Our client will appoint one Mechanical Engineer and one Electrical Engineer. The company has sophisticated high speed machinery which requires professional supervision In mechanical, electrical and electronic servicing and maintenance. The two men appointed will report direct to the Group Engineer who Is a very senior
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    94 28 PANDAN SWAMPS BEING RECLAIMED SINGAPORE. Frl. Jurong Town Corporation is reclaiming 371.8 acres of land from swamps In Ulu Pandan for Industrial use at a cost of about $10 million. The project, now being carried out on the west bank of the Pandan River, is part of JTC's programme to
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    Did not report
    36 28 SINOAPORF. Prt. Ooh Chee Ktong of Upper Serangoon Road was fined $15 today for not informing the Registrar of Vehicles that he had changed the colour of his lorry on Nov 21. 1969.
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    $15 litter fine
    32 28 SINOAPORE. Pri. Yong Lam Slong of Geylang Road was fined $15 today when he admitted to a litter offence, throwing a cigarette butt in Orchard Road en Aug. 4.
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    382 28 Girl: He kissed me and I slapped him... Ex-assemblyman on rape charge PENANG. Friday J^ 17- YEAR-OLD seamstress told a packed court today that former Kedah assemblyman and ex-state executive councillor Hanafi bin Mohamed Yunus kissed her t\vo or three times on a dance floor on the night of May
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    Malaysian stars for Merdeka Day show in London
    211 28 Malaysian stars for Merdeka Day show in London By CHIN CHENG MEI LONDON. Frl. Bakat TV winner 12-year-old Abdul Razak Rahman and runner-up comedian Jamall Shadat will be flying here for guest appearances at the "Malam Malaysia" show during the Malaysia Day celebrations. In London this year Malaysian students will
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    Metric study
    29 28 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Government has appointed a committee to work out the process of change-over to the metric system in Malaysia, the Senate was told ysterday.
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    Fined $200
    32 28 SINGAPORE. Pri. Tan Yew Boon was fined $200 today when he admitted speeding at 75 mph at Lornle Road, where the limit is 30 mph, on April 4 last year.
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    53 accidents
    15 28 SINGAPORE. Pri. There were a total of 53 road accidents, four serious, yesterday.
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    40 Guides scale peak
    63 28 f POH, Fri Forty Girl Guides from Singapore, led by their Chief Commissioner, Madam Chan Sook Fong, scaled Gnnon* Brlnchang, the highest peak in the Cameron Highlands, near Tanah Rata, today. They took an easy route up by walking along the private telecommunications road leading to
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      252 28 Straits Times Crossword L^h I L^bb 1 I b^L^K 9Mk jh^b 11^1111 aHBT »mm I I 1 ACBOSB 7At regular Intervals all 1 More than ji«t mean to £*F** n BOun<l feeWe (5> button (^T*!! 1J M to P-yn^t for a S^o^Li?' tJ. mirmr? acting together (10). ?i 4^^T UTHe
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      FOUR-NIL SETBACK
      471 29 Waskito hits in three goals to put Indons in semi-finals Indons 4 Spore 0 by CONRAD NG JPOH, Fri. Singapore were beaten by Indonesia in their Group "B" top-of-the-table clash in the Merdeka soccer tournament here tonight. Indonesia, speedy and superbly fit, scored two goals in each half.
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      Kirkpatrick keeps lead
      107 29 Australia's Terry Klrkpatrlck remained in front of the qualifiers for this Sunday's Internattonal men's masters at the Jackie's Bowls Orchard. His 1.286 U still the best. Malaysia's Johnny Kirn is In second position with 1.260 plnfalls while the Philippines' Rene Reyes is in third place with 1.200.
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      951 29 By RAMSAY ZIEGELAAR HONOURS were shared in a day of fluctuating fortunes in the Saudara 11 Cup cricket Test between Malaysia and Singapore at the padang yesterday. Singapore batting first recovered after a bad start to total 161 and Malaysia had made 74-4 in reply
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      Lock icon S'pore boxers in Perth
      54 29 PERTH. Frl. A Singapore amateur oox;ng team arrived here last night to fight Western Australia in a series starting on Monday night. The Singapore team of eight boxers and three officials will meet Western Australia on three Monday nights at Perth town hall, and possibly another
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      S'pore poised for upset
      135 29 JAKARTA. Frl. Singapore look set to spring the biggest surprise in the opening round of the Asian badminton championships when they led India 2-0 here tonight. Wee Kin created the first upset when he defeated Suresh Goel In two hard fought sets, winning by 15-12, 18-16.
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      Black Belt shows top form
      300 30 Black Belt shows top form MARK down Black Belt as a lively outsider in ITI Race 8 at Bukit Timah tomorrow. This three-year-old showed striking form on a yielding tiack yesterday, striding out attractively over 3f in 37sec with K. Velu astride. He was accompanied by Redon (Patrick Ngiow). 1
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      Moore may settle down in France
      129 30 Q^DNEY, Fri. AustraO lian jockey George Moore wants to settle in France, according to the Sydney Daily Mirror today. Moore, who rode Royal Palaca to victory in the 1967 Epsom Derby on one of his previous overseas ventures, was quoted as saying in Paris:
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      US baseball results
      78 30 NEW YORK. Fri. Results of major league baseball games played yesterday: American League: New York 3 California 0 (Ist). New York 2 California 1 (2nd): Oakland 9 Boston 2: Cleveland 6 Chicago 2; Detroit 4 Milwaukee 3: Kansas Otv 2 Washington 0 (Ist). Washington 2 Kansas City
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      Born Free II, Mentige hard to beat
      174 30  - Born Free II, Mentige hard to beat EPSOM JEEP By QO nap on BORN FREE II in Race 8 at Bukit Timah today. This four-year-old English gelding by Pirate King was backed down to short odds over 6f last week and was not disgraced when he finished third to stablematc
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      FOCUS ON FORM
      1594 30 MENTIGE: Well-bred English gelding by Rockavon; encouraging effort last week when fourth in close finish with 8.8 to Lehi (8.13) tn Div. 3 8f race: down in Dlv. 6 he should be hard to beat. ROYAL PERSIAN: A Persian Lyric three-year-old showed promise in first race last
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      1683 30 GOING FORECAST: Yielding HJJLf 1.45 CLASS 4. DIV. 6 7F WLmtLLMLM (58.000 55.600 to winner) 1 0 CENTURION (Hying) Bougoure 4 9.0 (dd ill *C. Tan 12 Lea 4 90 <d 3 it) If Dawk In. 10 1 87 PACITS (Prarl) R Breukelen 4 9.0 (d 2
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      169 30 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Kacc I: VtNTIGE Security Check Balkan Bambino FACETS Mona Lisa Mentige B. BAMBINO Security Check Mentige Kace t: D. ENVOY King And I Grand Roma D. ENVOY Arnhem Score Again KING AND I Daryl's Envoy Manja tare S: KEEP COMING Looapiao Battle Bridce IT'S
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      192 29 AKCHERY International tournament (Spore University, 2 p.m.t. ATHLETICS SAAA open championships (Farrer Park. 0 a.m. 6 pjn.). BASKETBALL International championships (Oay World stadium. 9 a.m. 11 p.m.i. BODY-BUILDING Mr. Singapore Mr. Pesta Sukan contests (Penang Rd, 8 p.m.). BOWLING Open ten-pin championships (Orchard bowling centre. 9 a.m. 12 midnight). CHESS
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      71 30 MALAYSIAN INDUSTRIAL ESTATES SDN. BHD. Subsidiary of MALAYSIAN INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCE BHD. takes great pleasure in announcing the official opening of its Kawasan at Larkin by the Menteri Besar, Johor Y.A.B. DATO' HAJI OTHMAN BIN HAJI MOHD. SA'AT D.K., S.P.M.J., P.I.S. at 4.00 p.m. today 111 odern Factories I ndustrial
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    Suppiah thrills in 5,000m win
    656 31  - Suppiah thrills in 5,000 m win ERNEST FRIDA ATHLETICS by PHOTO by CHRIS LOW LONG-distance champion P.C Suppiah thrilled a big Singapore crowd yesterday by stealing the limelight from the big galaxy of foreign stars on the first day of the three-day Singapore AAA Open championships at Farrer Park. Suppiah
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    214 31 WILLIAM Bosley yester- day shot a competent one-over-par 73 to grab the lead at the end of the second round of the Singapore Open Amateur golf championship at the SICC New Course. One stroke behind is the first round leader, R.A. Mallal, who squandered five
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    44 31 UPPER Aljunled and Dunearn Secondary School scored easy wins In the Pesta Sukan Youth volleyball championship at Paya Lebar C. C. yesterday. Upper Aljunled beat Chung Cheng High School 3-1. and Dunearn beat St. Gabriel School 3-1 In the preliminary round.
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    Malaysians make Belgians fight
    123 31 Malaysians make Belgians fight Ijelgium, favourites to win the Pesta Sukan women's triangular hockey championship, as expected, beat Malaysia at Queenstown yesterday, but they unexpectedly had to fight hard for a 2-0 win. The Malaysians played as well as the Belgians In everything except shooting for goal.. The Belgian centreforward
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    Borren, Corbett score a hattrick
    195 31 Borren, Corbett score a hattrick A HATTRICK each by J.J. Borren and Ashley Corbett gave New Zealand a convincing 6-0 win over Thailand In a Regional hockey tournament match at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. In a one-sided match, the Kiwis hit in three quick goals and then eased off to
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    300 31 Singapore women snatch win from Bandung OINGAPORE'S women snatched a threepoint (60-57) victory over Bandung of Indonesia after a thrilling battle in the final round of the Pesta Sukan basketball championships at Gay World stadium last night. Captain Llm Sun Oee clinched victory for Singapore by scoring two points in
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    SAAA Open results
    742 31 RESULTS of finals on openlng day of the Singapore AAA open championships yesterday. Men 5.000 m 1 PC. Suppiah (Spore) 15:24.2; 2 E. Caballero (Phil) 15:25.2; 3 B. Tondo (Phil) 15:32.2; 4 A. Ramasamy (Mai) 15:35.0; 5 O.W. Jones (Aust) 15:47.2; 6 A. Mahallngam (Spore) 16:00.8. Pole
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    Wang edges team mate
    460 31 MALAYSIA'S Dr. Wang Slew Ming avenged his one-point defeat in the Free Pistol event two days ago when he edged team mate Moe Foo Kiat by a point in the Pesta Sukan Air Rifle event at Mount Vernon yesterday. Dr. Wang scored a total of 373
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    59 32 P^ SMALL metal figure of a fallen astronaut and a memoriaj plaque of the 14 American and Russian spacemen who have died, was left behind on the moon by the Apollo 15 astronauts. Picture shows the "shrine", located in a small crater on the plain
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    200 32 BELFAST, Frl. Northern Ireland's orgy of selfdestruction sent refugee totals soaring by thousands yesterday as food and shelter temporarily became more Immediate problems than bullets and petrol bombs. Food stocks ran dangerously low, with some essential supplies expected to run
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    91 32 Pak Times condemns UN and the US RAWALPINDI. Fri. The Government-owned Pakistan Times today condemned the United Nations and the United States for expressing concern over the secret trial of Sheik Mujibur Rahman. "Don't they like the judicial process?" asked the newspaper which reflects the Government's views. Meanwhile, the total
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    37 32 TOKYO. Frl. Peking* People's Dally today denied that China was making contacts with Israel on establishing diplomatic relations, and accused Western news media such as the Soviet news agency Tass of spreading "anti-China propaganda."— AP.
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    India-Soviet pact
    27 32 NEW DELHI. Frl. India and the Soviet Union have formally ratified their new 20--year Treaty of Friendship. Peace and Co-operation, the Indian Government announced today.
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    154 32 Britain offers better deal to Malta T ONDON, Frl. Bri- tain and the Western allies have offered Malta a new financial deal to maintain defence facilities on the strategic Mediterranean island and keep the Russians out of it. Sir Duncan Watson. British envoy in Malta, presented the Western proposal to
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    35 32 WELLINGTON, Frl. Work at all major ports In New Zealand ground to a halt today when waterside workers walked oft their Jobs to press a demand for a 25 per cent pay Increase.
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    17 32 The weather outlook for SINGAPORE today from 8 a.m. to noon: Isolated .'o scattered showers.
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    345 32 T ONDON. Prt. The market closed quietly firmer on balance although some prlcea pared early gains towards the close. Currency uncertainties and Wall Street a opening advices Induced caution. At 2.45 p.m. the Financial Times Index was up 3.9 at 412.5. ICI Plessey. Unilever, Courtaulds and Dunlop were
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