The Straits Times, 16 August 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The National Newspaper The Strait Times Estd 1845 MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Peking blasts Sato for loan to S. Korea
    266 1 Peking blasts Sato for loan to S. Korea HONG KONG, Sun. China today stepped up its verbal attack on Japan by condemning Prime Minister Eisaku Sato's Government for promising South Korea US$2OO million in loans for alleged military purposes. The Chinese blast came amid growing concern in Tokyo over China's
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    Flood kills 17
    16 1 ISTANBUL. Sun. Seventeen villagers were drowned In a (lash flood near Erzican today.
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    PM's TV surprise
    657 1  - PM's TV surprise CHEONG YIP SENG Frank National Day Rally talk for ALL the people By Singapore, Sunday THE Prime Minister mode o surprise "live" appearance on TV tonight to talk frankly to the people. He was on both the TV Singapore channels for about 95 minutes from 7.35 p.m.
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    Lock icon Russian envoy to have talks with Mintoff
    182 1 Russian envoy to have talks with Mintoff VALLETTA, Sunday A LEADING Soviet diplomat is to have talks in Malta with Prime Minister Dom Mintoff, informed sources said here. The Soviet move comes less than 48 hours after Nato decided to abandon Its Mediterranean naval headquarters here at Mr. Mlntoff's request.
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    $10,000 prize goes to Perak reader
    65 1 A READER from Perak has won the $10,000 prise in the Straits Times Word Pusxle Contest "E." He is Mr. Adrian Scow of 7, Lumut Road, Sitiawan, Perak. He submitted a solu- tion which the adjudication committee held the most meritorious. Winning entry is
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    Smooth going at start of Johore entry card checks
    332 1  -  LESLIE KONG By SINGAPORE, Mon. Malay sia's new immigration control system went into operation from midnight last night without a hitch. Visitors to Johore, waving special immigration forms, breezed through the Malaysian checkpoint at the Causeway. All of them were checked
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    Toto draw results
    40 1 SINOAPORE. Sun. In today's Toto draw No. 04/71 the winning numbers picked were: 10. 40. 25. 11 and 36. The additional number picked was 46. In the circles draw, the numbers picked were 13. 1 and 47.
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    BRITISH TALKS ON MALTA
    71 1 LONDON, Sob. Frlme Minister Edward He*th met top Ministers today for Ulki on the offer made by Britain and Its North Atlantic Treaty orranlsfttlon Allies for continued ne of Malta's naval facilities. Government somreea •aM tkey were dlaci— <m Premier Dom MlntofTs response to the offer
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      9 1 On the moon— in colour IN TOMORROW'S STRAITS TIMES
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  • WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE
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      Lock icon S. Africa unfurls those flags for Banda
      548 3 S. Africa unfurls those flags for Banda Visit a significant victory for the white regime PRETORIA, Sun. SOUTH Africa put out the flags today for a State visit by President Banda of Malawi the most significant event yet in the white republic's search for friends in black Africa. The five-day
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      Medina trial opens today
      58 3 pORT MCPHERSON, Sun. The court-martial of p-8. Army captain Ernest Medina begins tomorrow and a Jury panel of five Vietnam veterans Is expected to hear more tnan a month of testimony -bout the killing of civilians at My Lai. The prosecution plans to call the first
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      Lock icon FRANCE SETS OFF H-BOMB IN PACIFIC
      213 3 FRANCE SETS OFF H-BOMB IN PACIFIC IpAR I S, Sun. France yesterday exploded a hydrogen bomb in the South Pacific in the latest test to perfect its thermonuclear arsenal. The explosion of what the Defence Ministry described as a "high-powered device" was over Mururoa Lagoon, France's test site In French
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      'I won't quit' says teacher who changed sex
      169 3 'I won't quit' says teacher who changed sex VKH YORK, Sun. x —The school board of Basking Ridge in New Jersey has ruled that a music teacher who had undergone a sex change operation could keep her job but would have to rive up his 14 years of service. The
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      Lock icon Barnard puts out a challenge to US visitor
      262 3 Barnard puts out a challenge to US visitor £APE TOWN, Sun. Professor Chris Barnard yesterday urged visiting U.S. Negro Congressman, Mr. Charles Dlggs, to keep an open mind during his controversial tour of this country. Mr. Diggs, one of South Africa's sternest critics in the United States, on Friday accused
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      Lock icon Cancer find
      34 3 WABHINOTON, Sun. A scientists yesterday reported discovery of a microscopic new disease-producing •vlrold' 1 80 times smaller than the smallest known, virus which may be responsible tor some types of cancer. AP.
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  • WORLD NEWS 2
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      Democrats in long-term drive for presidency
      294 4 WASHINGTON, Sunday I<X)R the first time In Its history, the Democratic Party has laid down a comprehensive political plan covering the year before its 1972 presidential candidate is chosen, aimed at improving his chances in the following critical four months. The party's national chairman,
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      Lock icon Rhodesia CAN go it alone says Smith
      226 4 Rhodesia CAN go it alone says Smith SALISBURY, Sun. Prime Minister lan Smith said yesterday Rhodesia should end its "stupid argument" among friends and settle the flve-and-a-half-year-old independence dispute. But, he said, if no settlement could be achieved Rhodesia would go it a. one and continue to progress. Speaking at
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      Lock icon Freak storm kills two
      51 4 BONN. Sun— A storm-killed two people and injured at lea^t 25 others attending a wine festival in Volkach. Police said the storm tore up trees and broke off heavy branches that smashed Into a crowd. Rescue teams used power saws to reach the dead and injured.
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      Lock icon Curbs eased
      28 4 TRIPOLI. Sun. Übya has lifted all restrictions on travel by its citizens to other countries in the projected Arab Federal Union. the Government announced yesterday. Reuter.
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      Park: Only if North Korea gives up violence...
      468 4 Park: Only if North Korea gives up violence SEOUL, Sunday. PRESIDENT Chung-Hee Park said today his Government was ready to negotiate at any time with North Korea, the peaceful unification of the country if it renounced its policy of force and violence. He also reaffirmed his Government's new policy to
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      Lock icon WEDDING PLOT SIKH TOLD TO QUIT CANADA
      122 4 WEDDING PLOT SIKH TOLD TO QUIT CANADA VANCOUVER, Bun. A 20-year-old Sikh has been ordered to return to India by midnight tomorrow after he admitted helping arrange marriages between female impersonators and would-be-immigrants. Ourcharanjit Singh Atwal was convicted on Thursday of planning to bring immigrants into Canada by giving false
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      Women's Lib seeks 'confession' on abortions
      305 4 Women's Lib seeks 'confession' on abortions ROME, Sunday publish the names on the abortion declaration until they had received over 1.000 signatures. She added that the signatories would be given prior notice "to avoid misunderstanding or after-thoughts." There are an estimated three million Illegal abortions in Italy each year, according
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      Lock icon Magistrate sees red over hot-pants
      118 4 PALERMO, Snn. The sight of a Danish woman wearing hotpants in Palermo's main square yesterday was just too much for a city magistrate who had her charged with offending public decency. Miss Lise Wittrock, 28. from Copenhagen, was with some friends when Dr. Vincenio Salmeri
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      Lock icon Britain may back Bahrein for UN
      423 5 NEW FRIENDSHIP PACT TO BE SIGNED LONDCW, Sunday BRITAIN is expected to support UN membership for the oil-rich Gulf State of Bahrein which beca m c an independent Arab country when its special political and military links with Britain ended yesterday. It was also
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      Lock icon Wanted: English girls in hot pants for love flights
      210 5 Wanted: English girls in hot pants for love flights I ONDON, Sun. A small US. airline company is looking for English girls who are warm and great looking in hot pants" to serve as stewardesses on its love flights. Mr. Richard EUiot, vice chairman of South West Airlines of Texas,
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      Lock icon 32 held under War Measures Act freed
      235 5 32 held under War Measures Act freed ]I|ONTREAL, Sun. ■I" Various charges laid after the invocation of the War Measures Act at the height of Quebec separatist terrorism last year have been dropped against 32 people. The Crown sent letters to those Involved, advising them of its decision on Friday.
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      Lock icon New theory by a doctor on why Van Gogh killed himself...
      218 5 New theory by a doctor on why Van Gogh killed himself CHICAGO, Sun. Vincent van Goth, the famed artist who committed suicide in 1890. may have suffered flaucoma and killed himself rather than face total blindness, an article in the current issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association
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      PACT WITH RUSSIA WON'T CHANGE OUR STAND: INDIRA
      292 5 PACT WITH RUSSIA WON'T CHANGE OUR STAND: INDIRA NEW DELHI, Sunday. ]y|RS. Indira Gandhi told the nation today that the new Indo-Soviet friendship and co-operation treaty has not changed India's basic policy of non-alignment and that the country stands ready to face any threat. In a speech from the ramparts
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      Lock icon 6 die in taxitrain crash
      56 5 ATHENS. Sun. Six people were killed when a passenger train crashed into a taxi on an unguarded crossing near Sofadhes in central Greece today, police said here. The taxi was completely destroyed and its six passengers, four men. a woman anil a child, were killed
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      Lock icon Bentley dies at 83
      98 5 LONDON, Sun— The man who gave btr'.h to a romantic legend In the world of motor .••port. Walter Owen Bentley, designer of the historic Bentley f orts can, died last night in a nursing home at Woklng. south cf London. He was 83. For four years
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      Lock icon Wallace dare
      36 5 ALABAMA, Sun. Governor George Wallace yesterday set the stage for another confrontation between himself and the President by ordering the reopening of an all-Negro school v Federal Court had ruled nust be closed. Reuter
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    'The solution to youth problems is with parents'
    595 6 SINGAPORE, Sun J^S all-out attempt by parents to salvage the gradually disappearing ties of family life is the only solution to youth problems, a world conference was told yesterday. Singapore woman health educationist Dr. Nalla Tan said this during her opening address
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    MP's call to develop national traits
    168 6 SINGAPORE, Sun— The MP for Anson. Mr. P. Govindaswamy. yesterday called on his constituents to develop characteristic national traits as a people dedicated to hard work with a love for grace and warmth. Speaking at the Anson community centre to celebrate National Day, he
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    Jurong dinner
    35 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Jurong Town National Day celebrations working committee will hold a dinner and variety show at the Jurong Bird Park's car park on Friday at 8.00 P.m. to celebrate National Day.
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    BURN-IN BY SAMBANTHAN SUPPORTERS
    108 6 BURN-IN BY SAMBANTHAN SUPPORTERS TAIPINO. Sun. A group of Tun V.T. Sambanthan supporters burnt about 50 copies of today s issue of a vernacular paper in a symbolic protest "against its lop-sided support for Tan Sri. V. Manickavasagam." Mr J. C. Balachandrar, chairman of the Stoughton Estate branch of the
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    Society buffet
    25 6 SINOAPORE. Bun. The Singapore Lodge of the Theosophlcal Society celebrated its 60th anniversary with a buffet at 1U premises In Calrnhlll Road today.
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    A WARNING OF DANGERS OF INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION
    403 7 A WARNING OF DANGERS OF INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION SINGAPORE, Sun. Two management executives yesterday warned of the dangers of industrial pollution to Singapore. They suggested measures to nip the problem In the bud before It became .serious. The two executives, Mr Choo Jim Teck, administration manager of the Singapore Manufacturers Association,
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    Journalism school at MIT plan
    113 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. For the next five months, a visiting professor of journalism from the United States will examine the case for the proposed School of Journalism at the Mara institute of Technology here. Dr. Ralph Kliesch, 41. associate professor of Journalism from Ohio University,
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    POINT BY PM LEE
    64 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew stressing a point to his dinner companions at the An son community centre's National Day dinner last night. Beside the Prime Minister is the chairman of the An son working committee. Mr. Leong Chong Lim. Others present at the dinner
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    King's message
    23 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Yang dl-Pertuan Agong has sent a congratulatory message to President Park Chung He* on Korea's National Day.
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    Community centres must find a new role:
    196 7 Community centres must find a new role: SINGAPORE, Sun. The Minister for Culture, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, said today that community centres must respond to changes and must find a new role in society. Speaking at the openIng ceremony of a funfair at the Joo Seng community centre, he said
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    Aussie beauty queen flies in today
    52 7 Aussie beauty queen flies in today SINGAPORE, Sun Miss. Australia 1971, 18 year-oid fcoiaen blonde June Wright from Bayswater, Perth, wnl fly in tomorrow for a tnree cay visit. A mannequin and photographers' model, she was crowned In Hobart City Hall on Nov 6 last year. She Is also Miss
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    Hon: Our progress is result off joint effort
    264 8 Hon: Our progress is result off joint effort SINGAPORE, Sun. The Finance Minister, Mr. Hon Sul Sen said last night that Singapore was making progress in transforming itself into a modern city. Mr. Hon was speaking at a variety show and dinner held at Havelock community centre to celebrate National
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    Ship repair training for 20 boys
    48 8 Ship repair training for 20 boys SINGAPORE. Sun. A sixday programme begins tomorrow for 20 boys to give them an Idea of the trades Involved in the ship repairing Industry. The course, organised by Keppel Shipyard, Is being held In conjunction with Youth Week In Commerce and Industry.
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    Crash death
    33 8 TELUK ANSON. Sun. Housewife Fatlmah blnte Ngah Muhammad. 49. who was knocked down by a motorcycle at the 4} mile Kamponß Gajah Road, near here yesterday, died on arrival In hospital.
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    Shaw: Make S'pore a tourist Mecca
    300 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. "FHE chairman of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, Mr. Runme Shaw, tonight gave restaurateurs and hoteliers a suggestion on how they could help to make Singapore a Mecca for tourists. "In the development of our facilities, attractions and services we should endeavour
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    US union hits at GE plan to start plant in S'pore
    237 8 US union hits at GE plan to start plant in S'pore WASHINGTON, Sun. A r^iion official said today that a General Electric Company plan to build a manufacturing plant in Singapore would throw Americans out of work and hurt the US economy. To chase the almighty dollar, OE would toss
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    Rain helps to keep down water use
    72 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. Brief but heavy showers in the Republic yesterday helped to keep water use below the 100 million gallon mark. Consumption was 99 million gallons. 2.2 mil- lion gallons, below that of Friday, which was the only day in the week to
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    Parents urged to keep children out of trouble
    168 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. Parents were today urged to prevent their children from Indulging in "injurious activities. j Che Dah binte Mohammed Noor, wife of the Social Affairs Minister, made the call when she opened a bazaar at the AllMalaya Muslim Missionary Society In
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    SINGAPORE KARATE INSTRUCTOR OFF TO MEDAN
    135 9 SINGAPORE KARATE INSTRUCTOR OFF TO MEDAN SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. Yoshlmasa Ishikawa, Sth dan chief instructor of the Singapore Karate Association, left here today for Medan to help in preparations lor an invitation tournament to be held there on Wednesday and Thursday. A five-man team from the SKA will leave on
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    Sports meet
    30 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Tlong Bahru constituency held a sports meet today for more than 600 klndergaten children In College Road off Tlong Poh Road to celebrate National Day.
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    Need for airport fire school, says UN expert
    386 9 Need for airport fire school, says UN expert SINGAPORE, Sunday A l-N. adviser has recommended that a fire and rescue training school be set up at Seletar airport to strengthen aircraft rescue operations. The recommendation is part of a report on the Singapore aerodrome fire services by Mr. E. A.
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    CAL USES ANTTHIJACK DEVICE AT AIRPORT
    128 9 CAL USES ANTTHIJACK DEVICE AT AIRPORT CINOAPORE. Sun. China Airlines Is now using a new antl-hijack device at Singapore Airport. The device comprises a pair of ear-phones and a wooden staff to which is attached an alarm. When outgoing passengers en^er the departure hall, a CAL official, with the device
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    Club project
    32 9 PENANO, Sun. The Lions Club of Georgetown Is to construct a swimming pool for the St. Nicholas 1 School for the Blind as part of Its community service development project.
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    HAVE MUSCLES, WILL TRAVEL
    185 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. Rohmat bin Juraimi's muscles are his real assets— for travelling. Those bulging biceps have won him trips to New York and Belgrade during the past two years. And last night, they won him another trip this time to Paris to represent Singapore in next
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    DEPUTY COMPANIES REGISTRAR QUITS
    95 9 SINGAPORE, Bun.— The Deputy Registrar of Companies, Mr. Tan Chlng Tiong, has tendered his resignation to join a law firm. He Is the second legal officer, holding this post, to leave the service In the last four months. His immediate predecessor. Miss Tan Beng Neo. left
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      271 9 Straits Times Crossword 1 For a m ean B s°o S f ...nsport I ft" Wh S have been Inclined to rail 8. Sphinx who sieves? (7) 9. Frenchman about: >•» small, 5 Broken sob needs a remedy though and expresses* nosunexplalned (7). talgla (4. 5. 4) 10 For putting
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      Start of closer ties between two Republics
      612 10 Korean National Day officially marked in Spore By Staff Writer YE S T E R DAY saw the first ever official celebration of Korean National Day in Singapore. The occasion had a special meaning and significance. It marks the first milestone of what
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      Spirit of national unity
      147 10 Spirit of national unity KOREANS. although descendants of several Mongol tribes which migrated from the north In prehistoric times, were early fused Into a separate, homogeneous race. They are Independent of their neighbours, with traits distinctive from both the Chinese and Japanese. Koreans, for example, are generally taller and more
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      KOREA'S ARTS DISTINCTIVE, EMINENT
      915 10 KOREA'S ARTS DISTINCTIVE, EMINENT ITHE early impetus and influences governing x Korea's arts, as well as religions, philosophy and technology, generally emanated from China orginally and, after a period of acculturation, were passed on from Korea to Japan. This pattern was, however, reversed at the dawn of the 20th century
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      'Age of chemical and heavy industries'
      608 10 ALONG with economic development of which it is one important facet, industrialisation is gaining momentum in the Republic of Korea. The swing toward manufacturing has been total and unswerving* The dominant theme underlying economic policies and program mes has been and will continue to
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      'Miracle on Han' reflects the nations will
      491 11 THK Korean economy is a success story of the collective will of a people overcoming tremendous (xlds. That it has become so in a short time makes it even more the envy of many developing nations in Asia. Its expansion has been rapid,
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      Visit to Korea House, cable car ride tourist 'musts'
      775 11 Visit to Korea House, cable car ride tourist 'musts' By A Staff Writer KOREA is still off the beaten path so far as most tourists are concerned. For this reason, prices in general tend to be considerably lower than the world average. And the individual visitor is likely to receive
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  • Article
    Overseer kidnapped by gang and robbed of $60
    192 12 Overseer kidnapped by gang and robbed of $60 SINGAPORE, Sun. Police Jumped into action following a 999 call that a 40-year-old man was abducted as he came out of his car in Cantonment Road this evening. Police patrol cars were sent to the Tlong Bahru Road area. Roadblocks went up
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    Cocktail party
    37 12 SINGAPORE. Sun. Henry Ang Agencies Pte. Ltd.. agents for Citroen cars, yesterday held a cocktail party at Its Leng Kee Road workshop to Introduce the Citroen O.S. Club, a new addition to the Citroen series.
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    Man, 61, dies
    26 12 IPOH, Sun Llew Pook Yee, 61, collapsed In his Buntong new village house and died soon after admission to the Ipoh Oeneral Hospital.
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    Crash car driver unhurt
    59 12 SINGAPORE, Sun— The driver of a Morris 1100 escaped unhurt when it crashed into a signpost in Mountbatten Road at about 11 p.m. last night. The Impact shattered the windscreen Into pieces. The car was heading towards Oeylang Road when the accident occurred. Police today said
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    Seminar on teaching
    47 12 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Parliamentary Secretary (Education). Inche Mohamed Ghasall Ismail, will open a seminar on The Teaching of Tamil In English schools at the Teachers' Training College on Wednesday at 9.15 a.m. The one-day seminar Is organised by the Education Mintstry's Inspectorate (Tamil Section).
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    First boutique for men
    43 12 SINGAPORE. Sun. Singapore's first men's boutique. "He." yesterday opened Its new premises on the second floor of Supreme House shopping centre for public preview. The boutique sells shirts, ties, belts and accessories Imported from Italy, Prance and other countries.
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    Dr Tan on the virtue of tolerance
    299 12 SINGAPORE, Sun "pHE MP for Whampoa, Dr. Augustine H.H- Tan, today urged parents to impart to their children* the virtue of tolerance which, he said, was so essential in Singapore's multi-racial and multi-lingual society. He said: "The secret of Singapore's success lies largely
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    Chemist found dead at block of flats
    95 12 Chemist found dead at block of flats SINGAPORE. Sun—Chemist Phang Cheng Chiang from West Malaysia was found dead at the foot of Block 118 In Taman Jurong early this morning. Mr. Phang. who was staying at nearby Block 101. had earlier delivered two letters to a friend, a police spokesman
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    Eight ways to fight drug use among students
    378 12 Eight ways to fight drug use among students SINGAPORE, Sun. A Christian movement today suggested eight ways In which teachers could effectively combat drug abuse among their students. The aim of the suggestions, the Catholic Family 6oclal Movement's bulletin Dialogue said, was to open discussion between teacher and student. This
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    Baby champions with their MP
    88 12 SINGAPORE, Sun. The parents of these Uttle tots didn't mind their MP, Dr. Augustine Tan carrying their babies. They were champions at a baby show held at Jalan Tenteram community centre today as part of Whampoa constituency's National Day celebra- turns Th« kids with their
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    Fewer cases, but TB still a menace in Singapore
    194 12 SINGAPORE, Sun. mUBERCULOSIS has 1 still not been wiped oat in Singapore, although the number of eaaes is declining, according to Mr. Richard Lim Kee Ming, chairman Of the Singapore AntiTuberculosis Assoclatoln. But, he added, with modern medicines and facilities, there
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    Two Woodbridge psychiatrists resign to enter private practice
    374 13 Two Woodbridge psychiatrists resign to enter private practice SINGAPORE, Sun. Two top psychiatrists of Woodbridge Hospital will quit their Jobs next month to go into private practice. They are Dr. Yap Meow Foo. the hospital's medical superintendent who U retiring, and Dr. P. w. Ngul, his deputy, who Is resigning.
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    Postal draw tickets
    33 13 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Postmaster-General today announced that there were only 14 days left (or depositors to claim their tickets fur the Post Office Savings Bank lucky draw on Sept. 18.
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    Rise in mosquito breeding
    117 13 SINGAPORE. Sun— The Health Ministry today warned that the mosquito situation was deteriorating—with a 1.1 per cent increase in the Incidence of mosquito brec dint during the past week. Out of 1.546 houses inspected, the Aedes mosquito was found breeding In 47. A Ministry statement said:
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    Naval Base gang smashed by police
    194 13 Naval Base gang smashed by police SINGAPORE, Sun. Police have smashed a gang which has been terrorising shopkeepers, selling forged identity cards and acting as "pushers" for marijuana in the Naval Base area. In a recent clampdown on the gang, Paya Lebar police with the help of Naval Base police
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    Guides go home after tour
    66 13 IPOH, Sun. About 40 Girl Guides and (our Scouts from Singapore left for home today after a five-day tour of several tourist resorts in Malaysia. They visited the Sam Poh Tong Cave Temple and a pomelo farm here yesterday before calling on the Raja Perempuan
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      FLDA CHALLENGE
      427 14 Federal Land Development Authority managers who attended last week's seminar should be back at work much the better for it. They had an opportunity to discuss all their problems as never before, and a new and practical course was charted for them. There is to be a shift
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      MALTA GETS CROSS
      347 14 The withdrawal of the Atlantic Alliance's Mediterranean headquarters from Malta does not break the British link with Malta cr necessarily mean the end of British negotiations for a new defence treaty. But it does not improve the prospects of agreement, the closing of the wide gap between
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      TEACHERS AND PARENTS
      237 14 Teachers are not substitute parents. It is not surprising that the unwillingness or inability of some of Singapore's parents to take an active interest in their children's schooling has caused concern. Parents are tco pre-occupied, a school principal said at a seminar last week, a disinterest unfair
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    WORDS ARE GOLDEN ON THE U.S. LECTURE PLATFORMS
    990 14  - WORDS ARE GOLDEN ON THE U.S. LECTURE PLATFORMS SARAH RIDDELL BY LONDON of the pop culture to others. Representing the new style of lecture agent is Mr. Robert Walker. Harry's nephew. He began in his uncle's firm but walked out one day with, as the story goes, much of his
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      TOWARDS TRAINING THE NEEDED SCIENTISTS
      309 14 YOUR report of Aug. 9 quoted me as saying that Arts education would become more expensive, and that it could be provided by private schools "at higher price." May I clarify by quoting from my speech. I said: "Since we need more scientists and technocrats,
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    Lock icon Concrete barrier to peace in Europe
    1134 14  - Concrete barrier to peace in Europe NEAL ASCHERSON THE BERLIN WALL -MADE EAST GERMANY A REALITY AND THE WEST REALISTIC By 1 West Berlin Four Power talks on y future of 'freedom's frontier' IT is ten years since they began to build the Berlin Wall, since night-workers coming home off
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      Temporary lull in the world's money markets
      707 15  - Temporary lull in the world's money markets BLAIR JOHNSON By PRESSURE on the US dollar eased in major money markets towards the end of last week Hut the respite may prove short lived as central bankers grope for measures to control speculation against the dollar. Something has got to give,
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      Faber Union's annual meeting generated lots of interest
      439 15 Faber Union's annual meeting generated lots of interest rE directors of Faber Union invited the Press to the group's annual general meeting on Saturday morning. That makes twice this year Journalists have been asked to attend AGM's, perhaps at long last we are getting somewhere. There was a fair sprinkling
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      Japanese timber importers blamed for price decline
      279 15  - Japanese timber importers blamed for price decline IGNATIUS STEPHEN By KOTA KINABALU: Sabah timber merchants are blaming the newly formed Japanese Timber Importers Association for the current fall in log prices. They say the association is putting pressure on suppliers by lowering prices. The association was formed to prevent a
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      MORE MUD FOR OILMAN
      133 15 IMC Drilling Mud, a major supplier of drilling material to oil companies, is spending $500,000 to double the output o( drilling mud from its Jurong grinding plant. The expansion calls for the construction of additional storage and blending facilities at the plant, which Is on a
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      CITY TALK
      260 15  -  CROESUS By Man with a mission I NOTE Sime Darby chairman. Denis Pinder left for London late Saturday night. No doubt he's settling down to heart to heart t:-.lks with Seafield chairman Alan Marshall today. It's less than a week since he returned to Singapore from London but
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      Firm with new model helicopter offers wider range of services
      579 15  -  AUSTIN MORAI S By TJELICOPTER Sern vices of Singapore is reorganising its services next month with the introduction of a new model helicopter the Jet Ranger 206-B. The company, which has been in operation since the beginning of this year,
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      130 15 INSIDE Latd-up ship lor.nace at seven-year peak; Australian Senate probe committee continues to expose unknown by-way* of stock -brokinf world: Property column. Pace 16. Basinets Times portfolio: fWersea* market reports: Local market: Commodities. Pate 17. New York market; Weekly share analysis and other closing prices. Pace 18. A different machine
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    Laid-up ship tonnage at seven-year peak
    833 16  -  JAMES McDONALD By LONDON T r a m p shipping freight rates particularly in the dry-cargo sector are at such low levels now that about 1.3 million gross tons of commercial ships are laid-up throughout the world through lack of employment. This is the
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    38 16 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Inche Abdullah bin Hassan has been appointed deputy chairman of the executive committee or the Malaysian Rice Industries board following the departure of Tan Sri Abdul Axli bin Yeop for London as Malaysia's High Commissioner.
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    Tourism in Japan: More out than in
    290 16  - Tourism in Japan: More out than in GEORGIE LEE By THE Japanese Government's White Paper on tourism for the fiscal year 1970 revealed that for the first time since IMB the number of Japanese travelling abroad exceeded that of foreign visitors coining to Japan. Though the number of foreign visitors
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  • Property
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      Executive bungalows in B. Timah area
      369 16 Executive bungalows in B. Timah area rrHE fear once ram--1 pant in Singapore's building industry that a slowdown will follow the British troop run-down has not materialised. On the contrary, construction activity seems to be on the increase as one developer after another announces grandiose plans to put up even
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      A 'giant' in Chinatown
      204 16 PEIGUA.N DEVELOPMENT, according tv my colleague AUSTIN MORAIS. is building a $40 million project, the People's Park Centre ipicture shows model) in Singapore's Chinatown area comprising an eightstorey podium block wltn two blocks above It one of 28 storeys with flats and penthouses and the other
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      Another Lucky Realty project
      109 16 LUCKY REALTY is shortly to put up another housing estate How Sun Garden at Upper Paya Lebar Hill. This estate will consist of seven double-storey terrace houses, all of different designs, plus a detached bungalow. Sited on elevated land. How Sun Garden is set against a
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    Aussie probe committee continues to expose by-ways of the stock-broking world
    421 16  - Aussie probe committee continues to expose by-ways of the stock-broking world KINGSLEY WOOD By SYDNEY: The Senate Select Committee on Securities and Exchange continues to tear the wraps off the previously unknown byways of the stockbroking world. Mr. M. 8. Ricketson, whose firm Michael Ricetson, was delisted in Melbourne In
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      BUSINESS TIMES PORTFOLIO
      321 17 WITH the Straits Times Industrial Ordinary share index at an alltime peak the team decided on Friday's closing prices to sit out the coming setback. With one exception, Far East Levlngston, we feel that the portfolio can ride the present bear raid and that the long-fore-casted share
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      DELAYED DEALS
      46 17 rpHF. week's total delayed tran--1 aatlons In the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange followed by the percentage In brackets. Aug. 9 76.000 (17.23%). 10 731.000 (28.43%). ■11 703.000 (27.47%). 12 640.000 (27.88%). 13 746.000 (27.01%). The week's total was 2.896.000 average percentage 25.60.
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      PALM OIL
      36 17 In London on Friday the price* of Malayan 5 pc- cent CIF UK/N European port* In bulk, iterllnfc p»r iont ion Jan. Feb. wu quoted at UK ill- aellen or Bx-Cont 5216 tellers (unchanged).
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      LOCAL MARKET
      247 17 SECOND and third line stocks came under selling pressure for the greater part of last week. Market observers were of the consensus that the downtrend was due to an overbrought market unwinding Itself and supported their argument by pointing to the absence of any bearish news during or
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
      107 17 THE following list of stock* five* the ten most dealt in last week. The list rivet the turnover in thousand! of unite, closing price* on Friday and hifh and low for 1970 and 1971. Name TmrnoTer Prices Hlfh Low taw Par Bothers Jnlted Motors °ar East-Levlngton 'übllc
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      Rubber recovers after MRFB's solid backing
      353 17 rE talking point of last week's market has been the solid supporting action by the Malayan Rubber Fund Board <MRFB> of the August paper position, say Singapore rubber and produce brokers Oreen tt Collier In their weekly report. The week, shortened by Monday's closure
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      Singapore produce
      355 17 ACTIVITY in the Singapore produce market last week was considerably reduced as overseas buyer* held off. In the coffee and pepper section there was a notable absence of American advices, the sudden withdrawal stemming from the fear that any shipments from now on would not beat the dock
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      OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS
      226 17 LONDON: Institutional buyers stayed clear of the market last week in the face of the worsening Northern Ireland situation. Wall Street's lack lustre performance and international monetary uncertainties. Towards the close the modest rally on Wall Street and the July UK trade figures stimulated moderate Interest and
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      Copper prices
      35 17 London copptr prlcts on Friday (prevloui In brarkctm: Wlnbar Bpot buyer {454.00 (£491.00) Mller £454. SO ({451.50): Three Month! buyer (464 SO (£461.50) idler MM 00 ({4«2.00). Market t*M: Very Heady. 2,350 torn.
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      570 17 FRANCE SCOTT j LIMITED a member of THE SIME DARBY GROUP requires for its recently established operations in Singa- B pore and West Malaysia the following: I 1. SALES EXECUTIVE, SUPERVISORS AND SALESMEN I Candidates should have a sound educationol background I and some years of relevant experience, especially in
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    WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
    886 18 AS a service to readers Hi* Business Times publishes weekly a detailed analysis of some eighty selected shares traded on the Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. The years highs and lows are followed by the weeks movements In price and turnover with calculated dividend yields and price
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    OTHER CLOSING PRICES
    1072 18 THE following is a list of revised quotations for counters not included in the above analysis for the week up to Friday August 13 with price movements based on a comparison of last sales on August 6 and August 13 shown in bracket*. INDUSTRIALS H. 2.02 2.48
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    CLOSING PRICES
    32 18 RUBBER TIN tper Kilo > (perpicul) Aug. 9 Closed $628 75 10 89.50 cts. $628 87/] 11 91.50 CU. $628.87'j 12 92.00 cts. $627.37'/j 13 97.50 cts. $***** 14 $629.87 Vi
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    FORTHCOMING MEETINGS
    93 18 The following company meetings are due: Malaya wmla Steel Bhd.: August 21, 11.00 a.m.. Registered Office at Pral. Province Wellesley. Penang. Rlverview Rubber EstaUs Bhd.: August 21. 12 noon. Registered Office. Chartered Bank Chambers. Ipoh. Tractors Malaysia Bhd.: August 24. 12 noon. 54 Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur. Faber
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    Asian dollar
    55 18 THESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market on Saturday. The rates are lur deposits of US $25,000 and above. 1 mth B'/i to 8 4% 2 mths B. to B*4*, 3 mths 8'« to BVi% 6 mths Sfc to BH% 9 mths 7% to 8V,% 12
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    World gold market
    54 18 Friday Thurtday SU.S. (U.S. London 43.00 43 25 Beirut 43.30 43.59 Hongkong 44.93 44.27 Zurich 42.958 43.138 43.198 4335S Parla 42.92 42.9S Sport (1) 44.80 44.40 Spore (2) 167. 50 184.10 (1) Export price In non-attrllng area* In l.'.s dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealer* price* In
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    Hong Kong rates
    39 18 Oa the free •aehans* market in Hon( Kong on Saturday the US dollar wa* quoted at 6.0129 (or T.T. and 6.(K> for eath. Sterling wa* quoted at 14.48 and ene taM ef (eld at 320 «25.
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    New York
    257 18 WEW YORK, Fri— The stock market closed the week by drifting slightly lower in quiet trading Tne market opened with prices moving higher, extending a strong advance that was fuelled primarily by technical factors and bargain hunting. But analysts said enthusiasm was dampened by news of continued pressure
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    Indices
    67 18 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN Friday 73.15 Thursday 71.37 Week ago 70.82 RUBBERS Friday 127.85 Thursday 228.47 Week ago 204.76 OILS Friday 356.48 Thursday 356.48 Week ago 350.89 INDISTRIALS Friday 412.6 Thursday 408.6 Week ago 395.9 DOW JOKES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 856.02 Thursday 859.01 Week ago 850.81 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Friday
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    SMR BUSINESS
    109 18 rpHE Singapore Rubber Brokers Association has released X the following information In respect of business transacted In S.M.R. for the week ending August 13. All differentials are in terms of the corresponding RSS 1 position in cents per Kilogramme. SMR SCV August One ton Pallets 9.00 cents premium
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    Local Stock Indices
    59 18 Industrial: Hotels: Properties: Tina: S rubbers: A«f. 9 Au(. 10 Au«-. U 180.S1 181.18 180.93 80.06 80.34 80.22 143.93 143.04 140.41 9712 »7.0» 97.1« U0.lt 120.14 120.11 Dee. 30. 1M6 a 100 f Dee. 31. IMS 100 t Dec. «9. lMt 100 Auf. 12 181.06 79.52 140.S5
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    Dividends announced
    22 18 Current payment Date ToUl for Total for payable the year previous year Sept 17 lt.S%t il.t$% t Interim Idrte Hyd.
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    20,000 new members join the MCA
    194 19 20,000 new members join the MCA PE NAN G, Sun. MCA has recruited more than 20,000 members within recent months, the party's chief executive secretary, Mr. Ng Chin Hong, said here today. Mr. Ng, who arrived yesterday on his first official visit here, was speaking to reporters after meeting the
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    SHE'S ON HER 52nd TRIP AROUND WORLD
    222 19 SHE'S ON HER 52nd TRIP AROUND WORLD SINGAPORE. Sun. Miss Carol Jeanne Bready, (above), an American student "cultural ambassador," who left for home yesterday after a 10-day visit convinced that Singapore is the melting pot of all races. Miss Bready, 20. of Sacramento City College in CallforI nia, is now
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    Picnic for 2,800
    28 19 SINGAPORE. Bun. About 3,800 employees of Malayan Breweries Singapore Pte. Ltd. attended a picnic given by their employers at Wonderland Amusement Park in Kallang yesterday.
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    Ganja fine
    27 19 SINGAPORE. Sun. Rajagopal MunuMmy, 18. was fined $50 yesterday after he admitted having a ganja reefer at Kota Raja community centre at 3 a.m. yesterday.
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    LEARN MORE SKILLS TO RAISE PRODUCTIVITY URGES ONG
    274 19 LEARN MORE SKILLS TO RAISE PRODUCTIVITY URGES ONG SINGAPORE, Sun. The Minister for Labour, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, last night urged Singaporeans to increase their productivity by acquiring more technological skills. He said it was In this way that Singapore-made goods could compete In the international market and attract foreign
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    Khir re-elected chairman
    38 19 BALINO. Sun. Minister of Commerce and Industry Inche Mohamed Khir Johari was reelected chairman of Umno Kedah East division at Its delegates' conference here last night. He was returned unopposed for the third consecutive term.
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    Don't be misled, warns Speaker
    145 19 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Speaker. Dr. Yeoh Ghlm Seng, has warned the public against certain groups of "people and enterprises" who were bent on misleading them. Dr. Yeoh. who Is also MP for Joo Chlat, said: "Their aim Is to destroy the Republic by turmoil, economic
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    COLLECTIVE PROCESSING FOR SMALLHOLDERS
    95 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Commerce and Industry Minister, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, said today that 35 plants would be set up under the Second Malaysia Plan for the collective processing of smallholder!!' latex. He said this was one of the most import mt strategies in the Govern-
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    WHERE THINGS ARE STARTING TO LOOK UP
    1646 20  - WHERE THINGS ARE STARTING TO LOOK UP WILLIAM CAMPBELL AT SEMBAWANG, NEE SOON AND JALAN KAYU... By THOUGH there will be hardship for many Singapore families in the pullout of the British forces from Sembawang, Nee Soon and Jalan Kayu, on the whole these constituencies will be less seriously affected
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      OH, FOR SOME REALLY TASTY MEALS
      125 21 OH, FOR SOME REALLY TASTY MEALS t«OOn has been a pro- bletn ever since I moved to Toa Payoh. especially without homecookrd meals. Not that there are inadequate foodstalls to cater for the needs of the increasing population. tfut the cooks here are so inexperienced that sometimes I wish the
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      38 21 WILL the authorities concerned kindly see that the bus stop for ABS service No. 45 and 46 at Kallang sports complex is properly designated so mat commuters will not run from one place to nnother. COMMUTER, Singapore 1.
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      You'll get off with a lighter fine in court
      228 21 QN August you carried a report headlined "Parking tine" about a person who was fined $10 for "parking his car and obstructing traffic at Geylang Road on Feb. 9, last year.** In the same Issue, on another page, there was another
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      94 21 I HAD occasion to watch the Port Authority's film production. "Via Singapore" on television at 9.10 p.m. on Aug. 11. I feel that It was very educational const derlng the fact that It was the first of its kind showing us all the latest developments In our ever-growing port. Unfortunately,
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      125 21 FULLY agree with A "Frustrated Commuter's" letter IST., Aug. 6). The Registrar of Vehicles should make surprise checks to see whether the required number of buses are utilised for the respective routes. Many buses are too old to be roadworthy. There are buses which rattle so much that passengers vibrate
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      Banana notes
      102 21 I WOULD be grateful if you would permit me to clarify, for many of your readers who have written in to me after an article concerning Japanese currency or banana notes (S.T., Aug. 3), that the Singapore Numismatic Associatjpn is unable to act as agent for members or
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      GOVT REPLIES The school patrolman and the law
      174 21 GOVT REPLIES The school patrolman and the law SECTION four of the School Crossing Patrol* Act, Chapter 93, empowers an appointed school crossing patrol to stop traffic by exhibiting a prescribed sign; and when a person has been so required to stop a vehicle, "he shall cause the vehicle to
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      124 21 I REFER to the letter from "Michael Chong" (S.T.. July 30) concerning the return of malls he had posted to overseas destinations. Letters for abroad are despatched to their respective destinations and are not returned to their senders unless they have been found to be undellverable for some reason or
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      58 21 IWISH to thank "AntlJunk" 'ST.. Aug. 4) for pointing out to the authorities concerned about the two abandoned derelict cars at the Towner Road car park. I am pleased to inform him that the two vehicles have been seized and Impounded by the Registrar of Vehicles Department, for non-payment of
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      The road back from May 13
      920 22  - The road back from May 13 ALLINGTON KENNARD By THE MAY THIRTEENTH INCIDENT: And Democracy In Malaysia by Goh Chen f Telk (Oxford University Press $5). AS FAIR a comment as any on the problems which Dr. Goh Cheng Telk faced In his study of the May 1969 riots, their
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      Painting the pipe white won't make water clean
      329 22  - Painting the pipe white won't make water clean CHAIN BERMANT By COPROPHILIA by erence McLaughlin (Cassejl £2.11). MR. Mclaughlin has written a morbid anatomy of Britain through the ages. He has delved in dunghills, sniffed In privies, followed lice, bugs and fleas through their every habitat. He has examined every
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      Lawyers, parents and Britain's juvenile crime
      301 22  - Lawyers, parents and Britain's juvenile crime GRAHAM LORD By_ Ml'RDm WAS MY BUSINESS by John dv Rose (W.H. Allen tt). A POWERFUL attack on unscrupulous lawyers, permissive parents and progressive legislators is made by this senior retired British detective. He is John dv Rose, retired last year as Deputy Assistant
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      364 22 Kathmandu Seoul Delhi M HHH Dacca Hongl Calcutta! r^ngoon|y|| Bangkok Koncj^J ft I Taipei Osaka Penang I J^B Saigon I Kuala Lumpur W^^ W e Manila Bali Djakarta I SI Sydney THE EXPANDING EXPERIHKE? Thai International's Experience is service. A few vital extra inches of leggetting bigger all the time.
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      947 25 OYAMA LINE MEIBHIN LINE M. 8. "KENKO MARC v "YAMAHA MARU" Voy. 11 Oat ARRD 7/S/71 Arrd: 11 t 71 Gdn. 27 18 A general survey of all cargoes Consignees of all damaged cargo discharged damaged by the above Ex. the above vessel are notified vessel will be held at
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      777 25 GENERAL UfifflSS ELECTRIC (I'.S.A.) Owing to rapiJ expansion, we invite applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions: PROCESS ENGINEER Should possess a Degree in Physics Chemistry with a strong Electronic Electrical background and several years relevant working experience. PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS School Certificate holders with teaching or supervlscry experience
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      641 26 THE FORT OF SINGAPORE Al THOBITY TENDER NOTICE 1 Tenders are Invited for the tenancy of a shophouse at No. 62, Wlshart Road for a term of one year from August 1971 and thereafter on month-to-month basis 2 A tender deposit of J500.00 must be deposited with the Port Accountant
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      810 26 ENAKMEN LEMBAGA LLMLAC.A LETRIK NEGARA bANDARAN TANAH MELAYU (N.M-B. BAB 137) i-i r twukr ioo?fi NOTIB PERBANDABAN IPOH FUR/TENDER ***** DENOAN INI DIBERI KETA- tlu L n t Tydro Eleetrlc Scheme HUI bahawa adalah dlchadang Re-Initating of 21" DUmeter 1.010 membenarkan halamau premises Pipeline No 25. Jalan Datoh, Ipoh atas
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      471 26 IN THE HIOH COURT IN MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPUR COMPANIES WINDING-UP NO: It OF 1971 In the Matter of SHARIKAT BERA TIMBER SDN. BERHAD. And In the Matter of the Companies Act 1945 \l>\ Ut TISKMh.NT OF PETITION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Petition for the Winding Up of
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      496 26 JABATAN TALIKOM. KAWASAN SELANGOR KENYATAAN TAWARAN Tawarcn2 ada-lah dl-pelawa di>rlpada Pemborong2 Class 'E' >ang berdaftar dengan Jabatan Tallkom. Kawasan Selangor. Jalan Weld. Kuala Lumpur, bagi kerja2 sapertl berlkut:— Menanam Duct dan membena Manhole di-Central Park. Damansara Height. Kuala Lumpur Phase 111. Tawaran 2 hendak-lah dl-tam-palkan kapada Peugarah Tallkom. Kawasan Eslangor.
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      261 26 SABAH GOVERNMENT VACANCIES PSC NOTICE NO. 130 71 Applications are Invited from Malaysian Citizens for the following appointment with the Meteorological Department: (a) PO8T: Meteorological Observer. Grade II (b) SALARY SCALE: Division 111. Scale D 1, 2. 3 ($lBO, 180. 190. 210 x 15 330 x 20 410) (cl AGE:
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      634 26 DOW CHEMICAL PACIFIC LTD. invites applications from suitable Malaysian citizens to fill a newly created position of: SALES EXECUTIVE Responsibility To promote the sales of the Dow range of industrial chemicals Requirements The man we seek must a) Possess a degree in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering. A BSc graduate majoring in
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    63 27 LOUISE KLERK'S SALONS In Hotel .-mcapura for your lateat halratyiac. rapert perming and gorgeoua tinting. Very moderate prlcea Appointment. tekphone *****3 (Spore). KHEONG HONG ELECTRIC CO. Creditora concerned are requested to lOllect their cheque before 31.8.71. No rraponatbimie* will be accounted for after the mentioned date. REMOVAL SALB starts
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    102 27 TAN VONG KNENG, aged 30, passed away peacefully at Mount Alvernia n..-I'iial on 14.8.71 leaving behind hi* beloved family Cortege leavea \i Jalan Chengam. Singapore 20 on 16X71 at 3 p m. to Church of the Holy Spirit, thence to Chua Chu Kang cnrlatlan Cemetery N.S. HAIDER aged 83
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      636 27 GENERAL ADVtRTISEMtNTS s,si«**f. Mir JB cuts s atnj. MaU.i.a tel|: M cialt i Uluimum J7 JO ft r, urd> SiaftH" «es Malaysia: 7} i Minimum til If for /j „,,„<> ANNOUNCtMtNT/PtRSONAL S,at.s.'« Ml, si tt a BBS* Maltvsii mi, Ji tt a warg. Mi'iimum 170 /or 10 n.,-d. BasafXßH im
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      646 27 EXPANOIHG COMPANY invites applications for the following posu:Managers, Supervisors, male female officers. Bill Collectors. Salary according to experience plua commlaaloo. Apply to Box A 6463 B.T. Spore. WELL BSTABLISNEO FURNISHING TEXTILES COMPANY Require (1) YWO GENERAL/OFFICE CLERK CUM TVPISYS Male /Female Singapore/Malayalan citizen. Experience in typing. Knowledge of accounts 12)
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      827 27 livinc-in AMAH required fer washIng, cleaning, children. No cooking. Apply with referencea to 33 Bwart Park off 61m a. Holland Road. Singapore 10. INGRAM. ARMIBTBAO, WALLACE. INC. Insurance Brekcr* and Consultants requires UNDERWRITER SENIOR CLERK Male/Female: mtnmum 6 yeara experience. preferably marine alternately general Insurance. London or other overseas experience.
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      1722 27 LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED OB- DISTRICT 10 New Penthouse 3 Bed TACHED bungalow on elevated rooms Living Dining Roof Oarden ground dlst 11 Separate lounge available 16/9/71 Tel: *****8/6649*1 and dining, garage, aervant'a quarters or write 0.P.0. Box 554. $2.300— 01 d Colonial bungalow WISHART ROAD OIST. 4, 3 bedbeautiful garden 35,000
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      869 27 Tuition PRIVATE TUITION required In conversational French, also Piano for Knuliah .peaking atudent. Lady Teacher preferred to teach at atudent* home. Dlatrlct 10. Pleaae Telephone *****.1. ASIA DRIVING SCHOOL Morrn 1000 dual.controlled hourly $5/-. Qua ranteed $73/-. Extra leaaon $4/-. Failed $3.50. Car for teat $<</-. 13. Selegle Road. Spore
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      428 28 Chelsea had no answer to Arsenal's power game LONDON, Sun. League and Cup double champions Arsenal signalled their intention to stay at the top of English soccer when they thrashed London rivals Chelsea 3-0 in their opening First Division game yesterday. The loss of chief coach Don Howe to West
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      240 28 OOSTERHUIS WINS PICCADILLY MEDAL LONDON. Sun.— British golfer Peter Oosterhulft won the Piccadilly Medal £7,000 golf tournament at Southerndown. Wales yesterday for a first prize of £1.500 which took his earnings to more than £10,000 this year. He succeeded at the expense of Eric Brown, the British Ryder Cup team
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      64 28 BELFAST. Sun. Australian Jack Findlay, on a Suzuki, led from start to (ii\'>h to win the 500 cc class at an average speed of 95.01 mph (152.90 kph) in the Ulster Grand Prix motorcycle meeting here yesterday. Second was Rob Brun i Suzuki) with Tommy Robb
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      23 28 MOSCOW. Sun. Moscow Central Army Sports Club beat Moscow Dynamo 1-0 In a Soviet First Division football match here yesterday. Reuter.
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      33 28 ALICANTE, Spain, Sun. Jose Legia of Spain retained his European featherweight boxing title by knocking out Italian challenger Olovannl Glrgentl In the ninth round of their contest here early today. Reuter.
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      Torquay 3-2
      20 28 TORQUAY, Sun. Torquay United beat Chesterfield by 3-2 In an English Div Three footbal' match her* last night.
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      Zainon spins Malaysia to innings win
      593 29  -  RAMSAY ZIEGELAAR By T-WENTYTHREE year old Zalnor Mat spun A Malaysia to a thrilling victory over Singapore in the cricket Test for the Saudara Cup at the SCC padang yesterday. Zalnon, who bagged 8-36. d.smissed Singapore's last man Sivalingam in the penultimate over of
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      672 29  -  TONY FRANCIS and CHUA HUCK CHENG Burma crush India to enter s-f inal By jf U ALA LUMPUR, Sun. Singapore lost their chance of entering the semi-final round in the Merdeka soccer tournament when they drew 4-4 with the Philippines in a Group B match at Merdeka Stadium
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      Indons and Malaysia in badminton final
      92 29 Indons and Malaysia in badminton final JAKARTA, Bun. Thomas Cup champions Indonesia and runners-up Malaysia reached the final of the Asian badminton team championships with easy victories hete tonight. Scores: Indonesia beat Japan 3-0. Rudy Hartono bt Junjl Hunma 15-12, 15-3. Muljadl bt Ippel Kojlma 15-10. 15-10. Ade Chandra and
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      305 29 IPOH. Sun.— Taiwan, their place In the semi-finals already assured, took It easy In their last Group A match against Japan In the Merdeka soccer tournament at Ipoh tonight. In fact, they took It too easy and Japan, playing with fine spirit and energy,
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      2298 30  - Easy Cup win for Tanglin Heights EPSOM JEEP By Triumphant comeback by Man of Honour I UCKY Stable's Tanglin Heights, with Moses Lee up, scored a smash- ing six-length win from Keep Going (George Podmore) in the 9f Pesta Sukan Cup at Bukit Timah yesterday. Taking the lead from the
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      596 30 HELSINKI, Sun. JUHA Vaatalnen of Finland ensured himself a place in the record books alongside the immortal figures of athletics when he scored a brilliant 5.000 m triumph in the European championships here last night. Vaatalnen reaped the full benefit of two years' preparation
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      125 30 TORONTO, Sun. wimble- don champion John Newcombe of Aust alia ana Tom Okker of He.land ve s terday qualified for the Mngies final in the Canadian Open here. French girl Francoise Durr won a placi- In the WOmen's singles fin*l. The other finalist will be decided t"da
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      69 30 NET* YORK. Sun.— Results of major league baseball game* played yesterday: American League: Chicago 3 Baltimore 0. Milwaukee 5 Cleveland 3: Minnesota Detroit 4: Washington 3 California 0; Kansas City fl Boston 1; Oakland 1 New York 0. National League: Chicago 3 Cincinnati 1: Montreal 3 Loo
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      Samuel wins 40-lap Kart Prix
      196 31 Samuel wins 40-lap Kart Prix SAMUEL Hul of Hong Kong won the 40--lap Pesta Sukan GoKart Prix at Kallang yesterday after a hardfought battle with two Singapore karters. Hut. who finished second in (he 30-lap elimination round behind Singapore's Richard Chang, drove a well-judged race to be a deserving winner.
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      Malaysia 2nd
      21 31 MALAYSIA beat Singapore 4-0 to take second place in the Pesta Sukan women's nockey triangular. Belgium won the tournament.
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      Children's meet
      20 31 TURF Club Rangers will hold Its children sports meet at the Racecourse Quarters playground at 3 p.m. today.
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      Super 1,600 m run by Japan's aces
      815 31  -  ERNEST FREDA By HO BEATS FILIPINOS IN PHOTOFINISH JAPAN'S crack 1,600 m relay quartet yesterday rang down the curtains on the biggest and best Singapore AAA Open championships held so far with a superlative display of graceful, power running to clock 3:09.0 a
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      Clifford is amateur golf champ
      221 31 Clifford is amateur golf champ J.T. CLIFFORD of Malaysia won the Singapore Amateur Open golf championship with a four-rcund total of 300 at BICC New course yesterday. He carded a three-over-par 75 yesterday to finish seven strokes ahead of Australia's W. Bo* ley. Singapore's Putra Cup player Bruin Marks took
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      Simon keeps squash title
      82 31 Defending champion Malcolm Simon beat Australian professional Ron Jacques 9-3 P-0 9-4 In the final of the Singapore Open squash championships at Tanglln courts yesterday. Lt. Kang Oee Bah won the plate corrpetltlon beating Capt. Syed Ibrahim 10-8. 4-9. 9-3. 9-6 In the final. Other results:
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      522 31 MEN 100 m 1 Masahlde Jlnno (J) 10.5. 2 Yeo Klan Chye (S) 10.8, 3 R. Onofre (P) 10.8. 4 Su.'Slmu Shlmlzu (J) 11.0, 5 Tukal Mokalan (P) 11.0, 6 T. Krlshnan (M) 11.2: 400 m 1 Ho Hun Cheong (8) 49.4, 2 Clemente Lupanga (P) 49.4.
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      S'ore women cagers take the bronze
      250 31 S'ore women cagers take the bronze SINGAPORE last nißht took third place in the Pesta Sukan women's basketb a 1 J championship when they were beaten 73-33 by Bearcats of the West Adelaide Club in a final round match at Gay World Stadium. Bearcats and Loo Yong (Taiwan) will fight
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      Jamiah edge Foresters
      44 31 JAMIAH Bukit Merah edged Foresters by three penalties to two, after they had played a 2-2 draw, to win the Queenstown Residents' Association Senior soccer tournament at Queensway yesterday. Youngsters Youth P.C. took the junior title by beating Hurricane PC. 9-0.
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      Kulwant goal gives India hockey title
      289 31 INDIA won the Pesta Sukan Regional hockey tournament title yesterday from a hard fighting New Zealand side after a thrill-packed 1-1 draw at Jalan Besar Stadium. India finished with 9 points, four wins and a draw to head the table. It was a fitting
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      Malaysia edge Japan for 3rd place
      182 31 Malaysia edge Japan for 3rd place MALAYSIA avenged their Asian Games defeat when they edged Japan 1-0 yesterday to take the bronze medal in the sixnation Regional hockey tournament. Malaysia, however, were not popular winners. Their tactics and show of tempers did not go well with the crowd. Their ace
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    386 32 Tension eases at Jordan border BEIRUT. Sunday JORDAN and Syria today appeared to back away from armed confrontation on their border while Arab mediators worked to resolve the latest crisis in the Middle East. After three days of sporadic clashes, no new incidents were reported today. Amman and Damascus Radios
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    420 32  - Wedding bells ring for couple 25 ft below the sea FREDERICK H. MARKS By irTOGA, (Japan), Sun. 1 wedding bells rippled through the Sea of Japan today as a young Japanese couple dived 25 feet below the surface of the waters to exchange their formal marital vows. Katsunisa Kumagal. and
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    156 32 SINGAPORE, Sun. CHARTERED accountant Tay Tee Seng was killed in a three-car collision in Nicoll Highway early this morning. Mr. Tay, 31, a senior audit assistant in an international accounting firm, was driving his Alfa Romeo when the collision occurred at 2.15 a.m. A police
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    FUN FROM THE WORD 'GO' AT THE PSA SEA CARNIVAL
    159 32 SINGAPORE, Sun. President Sheares today fired a flare gun and started off two-and-a-half hours of fun and sea sports for a record crowd of over 5.000 people at Telok Ayer Basin. It was fun from the word "Go." The spectators
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    260 32 Swaran: No foreign troops to be based in India SINGAPORE, Sun. No foreign troops will ever be allowed to be based on Indian soil, India's Foreign Minister, Mr. Swaran Singh, said here tonight. His country's recent treaty with the Soviet Union, he said, was not a defence pact. "There is
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