The Straits Times, 18 February 1972

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times le National Newspaper Estd 1845 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1972. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    All set for the big welcome
    603 1 All set for the big welcome Gunboat escort for the Britannia PRINCESS ANNE'S ESCORT: Picture and story in P 24 SINGAPORE, which is all ready for today's historic visit to the Republic by Queen Elizabeth and her family, yesterday evening in final rehearsal rolled out the royal red carpet at
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    'US jets shot down' claim
    61 1 BAIOON, Thurs. U.B. warplanes wound up two days of raids Into North Vietnam yesterday, and today and the communist claimed to have shot down at least seven American )et» and killed or captured several pilots. U.S. spokesmen reported that one plane was shot down "probably"
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    Lock icon Final solution
    36 1 MOSCOW, Thurs. A Soviet court decreed death or long prison terms for a band of hippies who claimed they learned about Western ways from the Voice of America, a Soviet newspaper said today. UPI
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    Lock icon Porn pyre
    25 1 MANILA. Thurs. Manila police today burned about 10.000 copies of "bomba" (sex) comicbooks to dramatise a campaign against trafficking of pornographic materials. UPI.
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    Lock icon Reds kill and mutilate five in Sarawak
    110 1 KUCHING. Thurs Communist guerillas killed five civilians, including a 75-year-old woman, in Sarawak during the last few days, it was announced here today. The Chief Minister of Sarawak, Dato Haji Abdul Rahman Yakub, told a Press conference that the killings took place in
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    Lock icon Tense Commons moves towards EEC vote
    288 1 Tense Commons moves towards EEC vote LONDON, Thursday A TENSE House of Commons debate on Britain's entry into the European Economic Community moved towards a vote today. Officials of the ruling Conservative Party confirmed today that Prime Minister Heath had said he would resign and call a general election should
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    Lock icon 'Yes' to Bangla
    43 1 BANGKOK, Thur-.—Thai-land has extended recognition to Bangla Desh through the Thai Embassy in New Delhi. "Thailand has decided to recognise Bangla Desh as an independent and sovereign state, with effect from Feb. 16, 1972," said a Radio Thailand broadcast. UPI.
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    Nixon begins the trip to Peking
    607 1 Nixon begins the trip to Peking WASHINGTON, Thurs PRKSIDKNT Nixon left the White House today for his historic 10,000-mile journey to Peking after farewell ceremonies of unusual pageantry. Schoolchildren, Cabinet members and members of Conßress were enlisted to wish him a fruitful journey. Television Two television mobile units entered the
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    Lock icon 25 years' jail
    35 1 FT LEAVENWORTH. (Kansas). Thurs John Henry McCutchlns. 24. an enlisted mar., was sentenced today to 25 years at hard labour (or rape and attempted murder of an army officer s wife UPI
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    Lock icon Marcos denial
    34 1 MANILA. Thurs. President Marcos today denied a report carried by the Philippines Herald that his wife Unelda will make a goodwill visit to China within the next two or three months. UPI
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      Lock icon RAZAK, NE WIN TALKS
      48 1 NGAPALI (Northwest Burma), Thurs. Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Abdul Rasak and Bur mese Head of State Gen. Ne Win today had an informal exchange of views on the political situation In South-east Asia and matters of mutual interest, according to informed I lurcrs. Reuter.
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      Lock icon One way to beat blackout blues
      77 2 LONDON, Thurs.— With Britain suffering from blackout blues. Queen Elizabeth's favourite fashion designer yesterday unveiled a spring and summer collection without the traditional basic black. Courturier Norman Hartnell. disdaining the nationwide power-cuts, i said: "There is a need to be gay in a blackout
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      Lock icon Coal strike may bring end to dole
      542 2 MILLIONS MORE JOIN THE RANKS OF UNEMPLOYED LONDON. Thursday JJRITAIN'S unemployed today soared to over 10 per cent of the work force as a result of the industrial chaos caused by the 39--day-old coal miners strike. And with further, lay-offs expected in the
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      Lock icon Pew-erf ul fuel...
      32 2 Pew-erf ul fuel LIVE RPOOL. Thurs. Rev. Colin Bedford has helped solve the heating problem for his elderly parishioners during the power strike by chopping up his church's pews for firewood. UPI.
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      Lock icon Nixon sanctions more exports to Soviet Union
      176 2 Nixon sanctions more exports to Soviet Union WASHINGTON, Thursday. I"HE Nixon Administration, continuing to relax its trade policy with the Soviet Union, yesterday approved 51 licences for export of US$367 million of machine tools and other equipment. The licences will ro for the Soviet Union's big truck plant to be
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      Lock icon Soviet officers fined in US
      46 2 ANCHORAGE. A las k a > Thurs. Three Soviet officer.were fined a total of US$BO,OOO yesterday on charges of conductinß illegal fisheries support activities in US. waters. Another US$l7O,OOO will be paid to satLs(y a civil complaint against their two ships. AP.
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      Lock icon 11 killed
      36 2 PORTO ALEORE (Brazil* Thurs. Eleven people were killed and 16 injured in a collision near this south Brazilian city yesterday between a bus and a 15-ton lorry. Jornal do Basil News Agency reported. Reuter
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      Lock icon Ted in Tokyo
      19 2 TOKYO. Thurs. Senator Edward Kennedy met Prime Minister Sato today during a brief stopover heie. UPI.
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      Lock icon $75,000 hold-up suspect killed in gun battle
      184 2 MANILA. Thurs. A suspected member of a six-man gang who robbed a West German businessman at gunpoint here l.ist month of about U5525,000 in cash and jewellery was shot dead last night when tie tried to fight off arresting officers. The National Bureau
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      Lock icon Bhutto sends a shipload of rice to Bangla
      230 2 Bhutto sends a shipload of rice to Bangla RAWALPINDI. Thursday. PRESIDENT BHUTTO has ordered immediate shipment of 28.200 tons of American rice to Bangladesh from West Pakistan. The rice was imported from the US for distribution in East Pakistan. It was unloaded at Karachi during hostilities between Pakistan and India.
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      Lock icon Hughes case: Irving's wife freed on bail
      245 2 Hughes case: Irving's wife freed on bail YEW YORK, Thurs Edith, wife of controversial writer Clifford Irving, was released on US$25O.--000 bail today after becoming the first person to be arrested in the Howard Hughes autobiography case. Mrs Irving. 37. a Swiss cl'.izen. was lormally arrested by a Federal marshal
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      Lock icon Student demo leader freed
      60 2 JAKARTA Thurs A sljdent leader has been released by police 26 days after he was detained for his part In student demonstrations against a multimillion dqjlar amusement park project the brainchild of President Suharto's wife A police spokesman said psychologist Arlf Budiman was released last nigh:
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      33 2 Greetings to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh Her Royal Highness The Princess Anne from Inchcape Berhad and its 12,000 shareholders and staff in Malaysia and Singapore
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      36 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby y I can see faom *?ue XJ f JtftfT IT r\ EXPRESSION TUAT Vt?U 1 {6Oi&eou4?) (i! 1513~ I *2i««'Jl*l TM6 RJNNI6OT I a &NN&Z 1,. I TUiMo rye evee J
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      Australian foreign policy 'just echo of US'
      388 3 §YDNEY, Thurs. Australian foreign policy is no more than a "characterless echo of the United States", Opposition Labour MP Mr. William Morrison said last night. Mr. Morrison, who is deputy chairman of the Federal Parliamentary Foreign Affairs Committee and a former Deputy High
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      Proposals for Rhodesian independence a 'big fraud'
      226 3 Proposals for Rhodesian independence a 'big fraud' NEW YORK, Thursday. IIISHOP Abel Muzorewa, head of the African D National Council of Rhodesia, yesterday denounced the Rhodesian independence settlement as a fraud and called for a new constitutional conference in the country. The African leader, here to address the UN. Security
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      Lock icon Russian freed on $300,000 bail... in cash
      210 3 NPW YORK, Thurs. A Soviet official carried US$lOO,OOO into court here last night to win the release of a Russian translator held on spy charges. The translator, Valery Markelov, 32, was freed on ban only after U.S. attorney Robert Morse had counted the
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      Lock icon Rebels freed
      22 3 JAKARTA. Thurs. Indonesian authorities released 30 Weat Irian rebels last month, the Armed Forces dally Angkatsn Bersendjata reported today AP
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      Lock icon No laughing matter...
      57 3 No laughing matter ZURICH. Thurs. Laughing gas fed to patients Instead of oxygen following routine operations killed four Swiss at a hospital near Inferlaken. an official investigation said yesterday. Two mechanics and an executive of a company installing hospital equipment were charged with neglectful homicide over the deaths which occurred
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      Lock icon Intruder kills three children in ward
      105 3 BLACKPOOL, Thurs. Three children were stabbed to death and another child and two nurses were injured by an intruder in a hospital early today, police reported Hundreds of police started a manhunt throughout this city in north-west England after the incident, which occurred after
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      Lock icon US won't restore $ convertibility this year...
      207 4 US won't restore convertibility this year... WASHINGTON. Thursday rpRKASIRY Secretary A Mr. John Connally said today the U.S. will not restore the dollar's convertibility into gold and other reserve assets this year. President Nixon suspended this convertibility on Aug. 15 as claims against the U.S. gold stock rapidly outgrew the
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      Lock icon Yard men to probe mystery bomb blasts
      115 4 Yard men to probe mystery bomb blasts LONDON. Thurs. Two Scotland "ard detectives are flj.ng to the Seychelles in the Indian Ocean to investigate mysterious bomb explosions and check security for Queen Elizabeth's visit next month. Senior police officers are being sent to the Island colony at the request of
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      Lock icon India welcomes talks with US
      241 4 NEW DELHI. Thurs pRIME MINISTER Mrs. Indira Gandhi has declared that India is anxious to improve her relations with other nations and would welcome a dialogue with the U.S. This was because her country's foreign policy remained firmly based on the principle of non-alignment, despite
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      Lock icon PLANS FOR ASIAN CAR: NOW ASPAC GETS MOVING
      205 4 PLANS FOR ASIAN CAR: NOW ASPAC GETS MOVING OANGKOK. Thurs Members of the Aspac economic co-ordination centre (Ecocen) began a three-day conference here on the feasibility of jointly producing an "Asian car." Assistant chairman <>f tbe National Kxecutive Council (NEC) Mr Pote Sarasin. presided at the opening session of the
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      Lock icon Mao leads mourning for 'friend of Chinese'
      268 4 HONG KONG, Thursday. f'HAIRMAN Mao Tse-tung led China yesterday in expressing grief and sympathy over the death on Tuesday of "a friend of the Chim-si people" American author Edgar Snow. The New China News Agency said that Chairman Mao, Vice-Chairman Soong Ching-Ling and
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      Lock icon SNOW—THE MAN WHO PERSUADED MAO TO SEE NIXON
      185 4 SNOW— THE MAN WHO PERSUADED MAO TO SEE NIXON MADISON. Thurs Journalist Edgar Snow, who died on Tuesday, was the man who persuaded Jhairman Mao Tse-tung to meet with President Nixon, said snow's former wife, Helen Foster Snow. His death "Is a tragedy becai se he worked so hard for
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    FIRST CONTAINER SHIP TO CALL AT S'PORE
    214 5 FIRST CONTAINER SHIP TO CALL AT S'PORE SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Republic's seaborne trade entered a new era today with the arrival of the Ottawasan Mam the first container vessel to sail into Singapore waters. The medium-sized container ship with a gross registered tonnage of over 14.000 tons and a capacity
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    No rush to buy crankcase device for cars
    131 5 CINGAPORE, Thurs— The call by the Government for cranlccase emission control devices to be fitted to motor vehicles, seems to have had no impact on motorists or spare parts dealers. There has been no rush to buy or import these devices, according
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    Meet on S'pore in world economy
    97 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs—Defence Minister Dr. Ooh Keng Swee will open a symposium on "Singapore in the International Economy" at the University of Singapore on March 19. The one-day symposium, organised by the Singapore Economic Society, will consist of three sessions chaired by the dean of
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    Social Affairs Ministry may shift
    70 5 Social Affairs Ministry may shift SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Ministry of Social Affairs may be shifted from Empress Place to the former MINDEF headquarters In Pearl's Hill. A ministry spokesman said today: "There Is a possibility we might move over with the reshuflle to make full use of available office space.
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    Marketing talk
    39 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A talk on Marketing as a Career, organised jointly by the Education Miiu.-trv and the Lions Club, will be held at the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus hall In Victoria Street on Feb 24
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    Gerakan-Alliance coalition 'a sell-out' charge
    209 5 Gerakan- Alliance coalition 'a sell-out' charge TAIPING, Thurs pX-GERAKAN mem- bers here today condemned the new workins: agreement between their former party and the Alliance, covering all levels of representative governments in Malaysia. They described the coalition government In Penang as "a sell-out" to the electorate who had voted the
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    APPROVAL TO ENGAGE FOREIGN PHARMACISTS
    74 5 KUALA Ll'MPl'R, Thurs. The Dewan Negara today passed a Bill to enable the Health Ministry to recruit foreign pharmacists to overcome the shortage of pharmacists in Malaysia. According to the AttorneyGeneral, Tan Sri Ahdul Kadir bin Yi'soff, who successfully moved the Bill. 125 additional pharmacists
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    SULTAN OF BRUNEI'S CANOE GIFT TO BRITISH MUSEUM
    156 5 SULTAN OF BRUNEI'S CANOE GIFT TO BRITISH MUSEUM- BANDAR SERIBLGAWAN Thurs. A 45 ft. long royal canoe began a Journey to Britain via Singapore today on a ship. It is a gif: from Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei to the Maritime Museum of Exeter. It will be exhibited in the
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    PARKING ON TAXIWAY FOR PLANES STAYING OVERNIGHT
    117 5 PARKING ON TAXIWAY FOR PLANES STAYING OVERNIGHT SINGAPORE. Thurs A srctlon of the taxlway which runs parallel to the runway at the Singapore Airport la being used as parking lots only for planes staying overnight Reason for this is to leave the parking bays I clear for quick turn around
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    Free concert
    29 5 sinoaporf Than The Ycung Peoples service ul the National Library will hold a Chinese New Year concert on Saturday at 3 p.m. in the library's leciure hall.
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      303 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. The words of the title. 1. Workaday sayings but they for right-wing ha c an edfte to them (4-4 1. dallying (8) 5 A theologian *a. the guide v oi<i > n p^p... about 9 Th" ml .cswtl£;«. of a ndle town on strike iB>
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    $5,000 'a derisive figure' claim by counsel
    620 6 SINGAPORE, Thursday IT was hardly probable that former MSA secretary Gerald Fernandez would get such a "derisive figure" as $5,000 by way of a corrupt reward for favours shown in a $4.5 million insurance contract award, lawyer Mr. David Marshall submitted today. Mr.
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    Gardener accused of raping young NZ visitor
    365 6 Gardener accused of raping young NZ visitor SINGAPORE, Thurs. A gardener, after playing tourist guide to a young woman secretary from New Zealand for a morning raped her that afternoon, it was alleged in the High ourt today. DPP Mr. P.O. Ram, prosecutlni, said it was through a chance encounter
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    CDC chairman here for sixday visit
    61 6 CDC chairman here for sixday visit SINGAPORE, Thurs. The chairman of the Commonwealth Development Corporation, Lord Howick of Olendale, flew In today for a six-day visit. Lord Howick Is on a tour of the corporation's Asia and Pacific region to visit Its projects and offices. He has visited Ea&t Malaysia
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    Wounded by robber
    35 6 A I OR STAR. Thurs. A shopkeeper's son. 81ew Cheong Leong. 17, wii shot and wounded In the neck by an armed man during robbery attempt at Pending. 17 miles from here.
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    Helping out
    28 6 BINOAPORB. Thurs. The Kamala Club will hold a reception In aid of Bangla Desh refugees at Its premises In Moulmeln Road on Sunday at 6 p.m.
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    Smoky crane
    30 6 SINGAPORE. ThUrt. Crane-driver Yap Ah Keow of Blair Plain was fined 1100 today for operating a crane that emitted excessive smoke along Lavender Street on Nov. 27, 1970.
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    Four strokes and four months for extort bid
    95 6 OINOAPORE, Thurs. A I youth was today jailed for four months and ordered to be glTen four strokes of the cane for trying to extort 9100 from a lorry driver. Tan 800 Klat, 23, admitted threatening Mr. Ng Kirn Huat and demanding
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    'Striking' pupils told: Return to school or face dismissal
    260 6 'Striking' pupils told: Return to school or face dismissal KUALA KANGSAR, Thurs. The 97 "striking" pupils of Sekolah Idrisiah at Bukit Chandan here have been Riven till Sunday to return to school or fare dismissal. This warning was contained In an ultimatum sent by the school's board of governors to
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    No licence charge
    50 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Field assistant Tan Swey Soon, 21. of Jtlan Sekolah Arab. Joliore Bshru. was charged today with acting »b a collector without a licence, under the House to House and SLreet Collection Act. No plea was recorded. The caae will be mentioned again on Feb 25.
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    Only 10 enter logo contest
    41 6 STNOAPORE. Thurs. About 10 entries have been received so far lor the National Stadium Corporation's logr design competition. A spokesman for the corporation raid today he expected more entries before the closing dete a month away
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    Six 'lions' will be on prowl tonight at the Istana
    178 7 Six 'lions will be on prowl tonight at the Istana CINGAPORE, Thurs. The Lion City of Singapore will put six "lions" on the prowl tomorrow night at the Istana. But it ls all for a majestic cause. Six "lions" from the Singapore Chin Woo Association with flowing manes and fiery
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    Music for Everyone concert
    78 7 Music for Everyone concert SINGAPORE. Thurs. The fourth concert in the series Music for Everyone will be held by the Mlnlstrv of Culture on Sunday at the Singapore Conference Hall. The programme will include string pieces by the Ooh Soon Ttoe String Orchestra, a harmonica solo by Soon John Kwang
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    Where you can see the royal party come ashore
    411 7 Where you can see the royal party come ashore SINGAPORE, Thursday THK public will be allowed to witness the arrival of Queen Elizabeth when she sails in on board the Britannia with the Duke of Edinburgh and Princess Anne tomorrow at 10 a.m. A special public area with seats (see
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    Linden Drive
    23 7 SINOAPORE, Thurs Work will start soon on the construction of Linden Drive from Dunearn Road at a cos', of $203.125 48.
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    100,000-ton sugar stockpile to beat future 'crisis'
    169 7 100,000-ton sugar stockpile to beat future 'crisis' KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Government is to build up a substantial stockpile of refined sugar in Malaysia as a weapon against any future artificial crisis created by trade and industry. Informed sources here disclosed today that the Government had placed an order for
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    American freed after paying $8,000 fine
    129 7 Thurs. Charles Robert Lanphear, an American, was today released from prison after he paid $8,000 In fines for having firearms. On Feb. 4, Lanphear was fined $5,000 for having a pistol and $3,000 for having 140 rounds of pistol ammunition in Mitre Hotel in
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    Ministry urged to set up cadre of finance officers
    136 7 Ministry urged to set up cadre of finance officers SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Public Accounts Committee has urged the Ministry of Finance to look into the setting up of a cadre of trained financial officers. According to Its first report presented to Parliament on Feb. 12. the committee considered that such
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    New bus bay
    24 7 SINOAPORE. Thurs. A bus bay and a fibreglass bus shelter will be built at Holland Road opposite Tan Boon Chong Avenu*
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    150 newsmen to cover Queen's visit
    251 7 150 newsmen to cover Queen's visit SINGAPORE, Thurs. About 150 Press and broadcasting representatives both local and foreign will be covering the British royal family's visit to SlngaDore tomorrow. Of these. 25 foreign correspondents have already arrived. They include an only woman. Mrs. R. Hillmore from the BBC. Undertaking the
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    Traffic lights for junction
    43 7 SINGAPORE Thurs— A new traffic light control at the Junction of Jurong Road. Jalan Bahar and Jalan Boon Lay began operation at 11 a.m. today. The Installation will improve the trf.fflc situation and enhance safety by regulating traffic flow.
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    Speedster fined
    36 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Motorist Leung Poon Meng of Tiong Bahru Road was today fined $100 when he admitted driving along Nlcoll Highway last Oct. 4. at 80 mph. when the speed limit Is 40 mph.
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  • Article
    Southern Cross sued for $43,000 by three captains
    233 8 Southern Cross sued for $43,000 by three captains KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Three aircraft captains are suing Southern Cross Airways for two months' arrears of salaries and living allowances totalling $43,--200. Their writ was filed in the High Court by their lawyers. K.C. Chal and Co. on Monday. The captains Robert
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    Pata man dies
    35 8 KJAL.A LUMPUR. Thurs. A founder of PATA and member of iv. board of directors. Mr. Sam. N. Mercer, died of a heart attack at the General Hospital last night He was 66.
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    SCHOOL BUILDING FUND APPEAL
    67 8 SCHOOL BUILDING FUND APPEAL SINGAPORE. Thurs.—Sekolah Ugama Penjara Singapura In Jalan Penjara, is appealing for donations to its school building fund. About $5,705 is needed to build six classrooms and carry out repairs. The school has so far received a $200 cheque from the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce Foundation.
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    Cracker arrests
    17 8 PENANO. Thurs. Police have made more than 10 arrest' for cracker-firing during Chinese New Year.
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    SPCA UNABLE TO COMBAT DISTEMPER
    174 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) has been unable to cope with recurring outbreaks of distemper In Its pound last year. In its latest monthly letter, the chairman in a message says it was "saddened by the fresh outbreak
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    After three walk-outs, Sea View workers go on strike
    406 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs MORE than 200 employees of the Sea View Hotel went on strike today over the question of a bonus. They walked out on Monday and stayed away from work during the two Chinese New Year holidays in "protest" against
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      29 8 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl R f.f PLAVIM' I fl/j/C/'PEN WIDE 1| /~T\ (AHHHHHL THOSE TONSILS l\ N POCTOR *-v /fill AND SAY \Y)Sv l/ vX\ \ARE GOING TO
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    A hero's burial for officer who died fighting a fire
    211 9 A hero's burial for officer who died fighting a fire SINGAPORE. Thurs. A Port Authority flre brigade cadel officer who died fighting a blaie on a Japanese ship at Ju tunt wharf two days ago. was buried today with full honours. Cadet Officer Chong Yew Beng (above) 25. was buried
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    Motorcyclist fined $830 and banned
    85 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Motorcyclist Ng Glak Hal of Lorong Slnaran was today jailed for a day and fined a total of $830 for three trallc offences. He was also banned from driving all classes of vehicles fur the next three years. Ng was fined $400 for
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    $25 for 40mph
    28 9 SINOAPORE. Thurs.— Motorist Keh Kirn Seng of Dakota Crescent was fined $35 today for driving at 40 mph along Mountbatten Road on Aug. 11. 1970.
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    Pressure put on BOAC to stop non-affinity charter flights
    412 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs THK governments of various international airlines are putting pressure on the British Government to sera p HOAC's non affinity churter flights between Lonri o n and Singapore after March 31. The British Government decision on whether to discontinue the
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    Cyclist fined
    38 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Cyclist A. Muthukumal of Jalan Kclum Ayer was fined $5 today for riding his bicycle without a lump at the junction of Arab Street and Queen S'.reet on Dec. 6. 1970 at 8.50 p.m.
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    FREIGHT RATES TO GO 35 pc LOWER IN CHINA CHARTER SHIPS
    410 9 FREIGHT RATES TO GO 35 pc LOWER IN CHINA CHARTER SHIPS SINGAPORE, Thurs Freight rates of Chinese cargo vessels will be 35 per cent lower than those of the Far Eastern Freight Conference as from Monday. Mr. Tan Keong Choon, vice-president of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, said today this
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    ROY enforcement squad goes out on March 1
    218 9 ROY enforcement squad goes out on March 1 SINGAPORE, Thurs— The new 80-man enforcement squad of the Registry of Vehicles will go on the roads from March 1 to ensure that all public service vehicles comply with ROY regulations. The squad, consisting of seconded policemen, is still undergoing training with
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    Flood havoc in Pahang
    48 9 KUANTAN. Thurs. More than 50 per cent of Pahang s pad! fields were destroyed by floods in December last year. The State Director of Agriculture. Inche Ahmad bin Baba. said this in a working paper presented to the Seminar on Floods held here recently.
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    $100,000 worksite fire damage
    111 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Fire today destroyed four machines and timber estimated at $100,000 at a construction worksite in dementi Park. Police said the cause of the blate was apparently due to the overheatinc of one of the machines. The are. which becan at about 1.50 p.m.. quickly
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  • Article, Illustration
    Farewell gift after 46 years' service
    243 10 Farewell gift after 46 years' service SINGAPORE, Thurs. There was no mistaking the pride mirrored on the face of 63--year-old Mr. Wong Foot Tin as he looked at his "farewell" gift a gold-plated watch. He had Just received It from the managing director of Straits Steamship Company, Mr. G.H. Postlethwalte,
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    Japanese Ikebana expert flies in for show
    268 10 Japanese Ikebana expert flies in for show SINGAPORE, Thurs. Flower arrangement has long roots In his family tree. In fact, the seed of Ikebana was planted 500 years ago by his ancestor, Ono-no-Imoko, Japan's first ambassador to China who was later to be known as Senmu, the Flower Master. Today,
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    Little Morni, 8, nearly ended up paying with her life for playing truant
    199 10  -  TAN WEE LIAN By SINGAPORE, Thurs. Eight y e a r old Morni binte Saini played truant today and nearly ended up paying with her life for it. With her three brothers. Osman, 11, Razak. seven, and
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    Part-time work for women?
    474 10 Part-time work for women? SINGAPORE. Thurs VfORE women may be encouraged to join the labour force If they are offered part time jobs, according to the National Productivity Centre today. They could be employed as part-time factory workers, typists, stenographers, telephone operators, salesgirls, book-keepers, waitresses and nurses, said NPC research
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    ACCUSED OF YELLING IN FRONT OF PM's HOUSE
    95 10 CINOAPORE, Thurs. A t3 mechanic was today charged with behaving in a disorderly manner in front of the Prime Minister's residence in Oxley Road on Chinese New Year's Day. Tan Teng Poh, 22, had earlier pleaded guilty to shouting and yelling In
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    Youth seminar for 150 pre-U students
    99 10 Youth seminar for 150 pre-U students SINGAPORE. Thurs. About 150 pre-U students will take part in a two-day seminar on youth from Feb. 26 at the National Youth Leadership Training Institute. Some of th* topics to be discussed at the Seminar are youth and authority, education and Job values, culture
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    New Year party
    26 10 SINGAPORE. Th'jrs. The Asia Commercial Banking Corporation and Asm Commercial Finance held a New Year dinner party at the Sea View Hotel tonight.
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    New member
    19 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs Dr Han Cheng Fong has been appointed a member of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board
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      138 10 lllo,f Omp By 1.1. Hantlin 1«&I>^ 5 w.fc.&tLdjy NOW THAT WE GOT 'IM, WELL.I'U. TEIU I ...TH' WAY I FIGURE M. AW, NOW, YOU WOULPMT BONES, WHATLL WE V YtXJ, SHORTY... IT, THIS LI'L FELLA'S f <^ \CO THAT TO A PET, J M|^ "^?4§jWMßiV_ VVrTH IM jfr SONMA KEEP
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  • Letters to the Editor: 2 pages today
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      Compelling the developer to hand over the titles
      191 11 Compelling the developer to hand over the titles YV/HY don't the authorities compel the developers legally to redeem the land and building, then surrender the titles to enable the Registrar of Titles to Issue subsidiary strata titles to the purchasers. There must be a tijne limit for the issuance of
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      We 'booked' 19,538 smoky vehicles last year
      615 11 We 'booked' 19,538 smoky vehicles last year GOVT REPLIES J REFER to the letter headlined "What? Only ii'A smoky vehicles?" by "Pollution Free By 197.T (ST., Feb. 11). Action has been taken against 63 buses for emitting excessive smoke for the period Dec. 1 to Dec. 23, last year, i.e.,
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      Well, I've found the service excellent
      84 11 I REFER to the recent bombardment of the waitresses at the Singapore Airport Rest»"rant. I frequent the cocktail and snack bars very often and I have found the service of the waitresses excellent and prompt. Sometimes there are delays in service but this is
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      It's no longer a ''happy' New Year for anxious housewives
      200 11 It's no longer a ''happy' New Year for anxious housewives FESTIVALS MERELY MEAN SPIRALLING PRICES gACH Chinese New V c a r seas o a brings spiralling prices in essential foodstuffs. Market stallholders and middlemen are cashing in on an unwarranted increase in prices of almost all Roods sold in
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      221 11 AS has been rightly pointed out by the writer of a recent editorial on road safety that appeared in your paper recently, the greatest menace on the road today is the "queuejumper." Nowhere along Singapore's roads is this menace more active and audacious than at the junction of Farrer Road
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      64 11 WILL the authorities con- cerned kindly reslte the traffic lights at Jalan Rebong to the Junction of Jalan Keluar. It is at present about 50 yards away and not being in its right perspective it is causing confusion to people crossing from Jalan Keluar to the unnamed road opposite and
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      55 11 IN recent months there has been an Increase ln the number of brothels in Lim Ah Woo Road much to the Irritation of residents there. I understand the police have closed down a number of vice homes in the neighbouring Sandy Lane. Why not do the same for Lim Ah
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      40 11 e)ULD the authorities please improve the stretch of road along Jalan Perminpin that leads to Clover Park and Thomson Rise Estate. Ever since the PWD completed the sewerage work near the bridge, the road has not be re-surfaced. RESIDENTS, Singapore.
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    • Letter
      WHEN IGNORANT LITTLE CHILDREN LET OFF CRACKERS
      122 11 WHEN IGNORANT LITTLE CHILDREN LET OFF CRACKERS LETTERS to the Editor will not be considered for publication unless they have the writers' names and addresses. Include a pseudonym if you do not want your name published. rpHE Chinese New Year celebrations are here with us again. So is the sound
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      227 11 YOUR reports of nine cases of cracker burns and the attack on two policemen draw attention to the fact that the cracker ban is being flouted, especially ln housing estates. Your photograph of crackers being thrown from the top floors of a housing block truly reflect the situation in housing
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      60 11 PARKING facilities at Commonwealth Close Is Insufficient to meet the growing car population at the housing estate. Every road in the estate has a white line, hence the parking problem after 11p.m. is a nightmare. Why not restrict parking between say 10 a.m. and 10 p.m. and allow us to
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      49 11 To prevent misunderstanding on the names for our national airlines, may I suggest the following: SAL Singapore Air Lines or SA Singapore Airways and MAL Malaysian Air Lines or MA Malaysian Airways. Our symbol can use the famous "lion" while Malaysia can use the well-known "tiger." R.8.K.. Singapore 19.
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      58 11 rpHOSE responsible for 1 operating the fish fighting sessions In the coffee shop at block 174. Stirling Road, should stop it as they are creating a nuisance to the residents. The parking l n this vicinity is already becoming bad to worse. With the fish fighting sessions every Thursday night,
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      THOSE STENOS MAY NOT BE FULLY TRAINED
      225 11 THOSE STENOS MAY NOT BE FULLY TRAINED AS one who has been in touch with stenography for the past 38 years, I read with interest the letter by Mr. Meyer (S.T., Feb. 4) on the training of secretaries. The secretaries Mr. Meyer speaks of have perhaps not yet completed their
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      FLIGHT OF STEPS THAT LEAD TO NOWHERE
      89 11 pAN someone please tell me, and It might interest other readers, what purpose was or Is served by the flights of steps going up to the walls of the Provost Office and Raffles Institution in Bras Basah Road. It doesn't look as if
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      The Sets fee will help keep the toilets clean
      94 11 The Sets fee will help keep the toilets clean I REFER to the letter by "Anti-Wise i ST.. Feb. 9i. For his information, tlu> Peoples Park complex is not the only shopping complex which is charging for the use of the toilet Other shuppi.-:? jomplcxes such p ar k and
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      156 11 WE. the residents of Aida Street arc very forlun to have the bus ter- minus at our very door. What have we to complain then? Nothing exc»>pt about TWO -sinail nus fortunes Firstly if you wish to walk along Alda Street, pray bring a pair of skates with you for
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      21 11 WILL the authorities do -something about the I mosquito breeding in the drains m Die Jalan Batek area? BITTEN, Singapore 11.
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  • The Straits Times
    • Article
      ROYAL WELCOME
      330 12 Singapore lays on a warm welcome for Queen Elizabeth, Prince Philip and Princess Anne today. Singapore's links with Britain are historic and firm. The vision and idealism which inspired Raffles are kept alive in Singapore's dynamic thrust towards new frontiers of progress. Britain shares in this process, through
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      RAZAK IN BURMA
      340 12 From any part of the world Burma always has seemed remote. With Tun Atdul Razak's current visit to that country, the first by a Malaysian Prime Minister, Kuala Lumpur qualifies as an exception. To Tun Razak neither Burma nor its leader, General Ne Win, is unfamiliar. As
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      PENANG ON THE GO
      280 12 Penang's free port status is all but gone but there is industrial development in its place. The industrial skyline is building up as factories take advantage of incentives and amenities available. There are free trade zoies to boost export oriented industries. The Penang Development Corporation is
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    Dream channel tunnel may now come tide
    589 12 Dream channel tunnel may now come tide By A CORRESPONDENT I ONDON, Thurs. Britain's impending membership in the European Common Market has given new impetus to that age-old dream: a tunnel beneath the English channel linking England with "the continent." Spokesmen lor the British Channel Tunnel Co., Ltd.. an Anglo-American
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    What will Nixon say to Chou ?
    985 12  - What will Nixon say to Chou JAMES RESTON M^^^^^ <+lt is just possible that Nixon will try in Peking to I aL'JI tath nof m *rely about Thleu or Chiang or Sato, £^■■I^3l but about the neutralisation of all South-east Asia. By WASHINGTON. President Nixon has wisely warned the American
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    Lock icon BIG BUSINESS IN AMERICA'S DEADLY BLOOD BANK RACKETS
    1018 12  - BIG BUSINESS IN AMERICA'S DEADLY BLOOD BANK RACKETS CHARLES FOLEY By San Francisco "DIG business inter- ests which in America appear to include hospitals and emergency centres are uniting their forces to repel an attack on a discreetly-con-ducted but richly profitable industry the traffic In iniman blood The issue is
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  • Article
    'Tell the people about that pact' call by Manicka
    296 13 'Tell the people about that pact call by Manicka KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Tan Sri V. Manickavasagam today called on the central working committee of the MIC to make public an understanding reached at Its meeting last August over the election of a national party president. "I. for one." said Tan
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    Tax seminar at USIS
    50 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A tax official from the US International Revenue Service. Mr. Frank O. Barndt. will arrive here on Tuesday to help Americans prepare their tax returns. Mr. Barndt will conduct a tax seminar at the USIS Theatrette in Armenian Street at 1.30 p.m. that day.
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    Annual meeting
    32 13 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore branch of the Institute of Marine Engineers will hold its annual meeting at the Shell Then tret te. Collyer Quay, next Wednesday at 5 30 p.m.
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    Minister warns of total ban on crackers
    493 13 Minister warns of total ban on crackers SINGAPORE, Thursday HOMK Affairs Minister I)r- Wong Lin Ken said today thai he was prepared to recommend a total ban on cracker firing if the public continued to let off fireworks indiscriminately. The police have also been authorised to open fire whenever their
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    Nine fined $1,050 for firing crackers
    144 13 Nine fined $1,050 for firing crackers SINGAPORE. Thurs. Nine people who admitted letting; off crackers indiscriminately were today fined a total of $1,050. They were Tan Yew Tee, 45, ($150); Wong Mint; Slant;. 25, ($120); Nf Chuan Hock, 19, ($120); Nroo Kee Kwee, 19, ($120); Oriß Beat; Hua. 19. ($120);
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    Below 100 mil gallons
    54 13 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Chinese New Year holidays saw water consumption in Singapore dropping way below the 100 million gallon mark for the first time this year. The 'olume consumed on Tue-.uay (New Years Day) wus 84.5 million gallons and 93.4 million gallons yesterday. No rain was
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    In honour of Jeanne d'Arc
    59 13 SINOAPORE. Thurs. French ambassador Mr. Marcel Plory held a reception at his residence in Gallop Road this evening to mark the official visit of the worlds first helicopter carrier, the Jeanne d Arc. which sailed In yesterday. The ship, which Is also a training ship
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    Course for co-op managers
    37 13 Course for co-op managers SINGAPORE. Thurs. Twenty-eight officers from NTUC INCOME. COMPORT and the Singapore Co-operative Union will take part in a management course for co-op managers starting tomorrow night. The course will end on March 10.
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    British crisis may hold up HSC results
    121 13 KI'ALA LUMPUR, Thurv Results of the Hither School Certificate examination may be delayed because of the British industrial crisis. The Examination!! syndicate here speculated they would be released later than last year. A spokesman for the syndicate today said that he had "absolutely
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      1150 13 On your TV and Radio j* 0«. i., jw,^ )g t Wr 3.21 For the Family (E) 7.41 News (C) IV, m souad IZI Pro Brafn(8 rafn(I c Summar 351 A Diary of Events in Singa- J.M Chmese Variety Show Assalamuala.kum IV Egyptian Film pore This Week (E) 9.N News
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  • Business Times
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      EXPORT CREDIT SCHEME FOR SPORE SHELVED
      544 14  -  SOH TIANG KENG By rpHE much talked- about export credit insurance scheme has been put into cold storage at least for the time being. Exactly two years have passed since the Singapore Government announced plans to introduce the scheme. Three months after the announcement
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      Vast job potential of Malaysia's electronics industry
      835 14  - Vast job potential of Malaysia's electronics industry KUK MAY By VS ELECTRONICS of Malaysia has the distinction of being the first recipient of tax incentives under the amended Investment Incentives Act. It has been pointed out that the total time lag from the time of the American firm's initial investigation
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      CITY TALK
      219 14  -  CROESUS By Tid-bits rE year of the rat is indeed upon us, but before we take the headlong plunge back into the helter skelter world of big business, high finance or more simply and appropriately, the rat race, let me ease your re-entry problems with these laugh-a-minute tid-bits.
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      TERMS FOR THE THREE-WAY MERGER SCHEME OF RUBBER COMPANIES
      487 14  - TERMS FOR THE THREE-WAY MERGER SCHEME OF RUBBER COMPANIES 808 NG By DETAILS were announced yesterday of the proposed three way merger amo n g three Malaysian rubber companies which will result in the formation of a new giant in the plantation industry. Uncier the proposal three associates of Sime
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      95 14 A^V^lis^s*^^-— BsffißUifl sasf Wti lA7L ""A world bank like Chase, you try to move a little faster than everyone else. And we have moved faster. We're the biggest lender to U.S. business, and one of the best banks you can do business with anywhere in the world. Chase looks big.
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    288 15 Mr. Axel Goerlach has been appointed manager of the new Kuala Lumpur Hilton at Jalan Treacher which will be opened by mid-1972. He comes to Kuala Lumpur on transfer from Katmandu. Nepal, where he served as manager of the Hotel de l'Annapurna. managed by Hilton International. Mr.
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    Manila move to soothe job-seekers' headache
    433 15  - Manila move to soothe job-seekers' headache LEO GONZAGA By MANILA- Almost everybody here is agreed that unemployment is the country's Number One headache, but few dare claim knowledge of the extent of this socio-economic problem. The closest thing to an up-to-date statistical information on the army of the Jobless happens
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    MARKETING DIETHELM'S BATHING STATUS
    467 15 MARKETING DIETHELM'S BATHING STATUS RUB a dub dub In a foaming long tub is Diethelm's Idea for the affluent In the dally drench to rid one of the smells and dirt and perhaps, Join the ranks of the status bathers. For its recent launch of Wolo Dor bath product and
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    Exchange rates
    176 15 THE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at .Feb. 17. Local dollar* to one unit SELLING BUYING of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD f Sterling Pound 7.4160 7.3825 7.3700 Australian Dollar 3.4000 3 3550 3 3350 Canadian Dollar 2
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  • COMMODITIES
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      Tin price climbs
      176 15 AFTER the two-day Chinese New year holiday, the Straits tin price in Penang yesterday continued its upward climb with a gain of 82 to $620 12 3 per plcul on an official offering down 165 tons to 155 tons. The tone of the market was very steady
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      GAZETTED PRICES
      76 15 T<HE Malaysian Minister A of Finance has fixed thew rales for cakataUng lutoma ■'■ties tor the pert** fr«B Fek. 17 to U: Rabber eenta a lb Copra HtM a tea P»lm Oil »6M.0« a It* rate Kernel *I 15.25 a ton Tk* rates of duties payable are: Rabber
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      Gold markets
      54 15 Wednesday Tueiday SU.S. »US London 4D.29 47 93 Beirut Closed 4*. 20 Hongkong Closed 40.6k Zurich 41.108 47.508 41.303 41.108 Paris 4R.34 47.M Spore (1) Closed 4«.«0 8 port (3) Cloned 174.00 (1) Rzport price In non.sterllnii are* In U.S. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealers prices In
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      PALM OIL
      34 15 In London on Wednesday the palm oil prieu of Malayan 9 per cent CIF I'K/N E-jroptan port! In bulk, lerling per lone ton March/May quoted at UKf72 paid with Klleri over (unchanged).
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      Copper prices
      33 15 London copper prlcea on Wednesday (prevloua In bracken >. Wirebar Spot buyer 1426.30 (£423.00) seller 1427.00 ((423.30): Thiee Monttu buyer £433.30 (£430.00) Mller £434.00 (£430 50). Market tan*: steadier. Ul«« 4.300 tona.
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      CLOSIN6 PRICES
      21 15 FEB. 17. RUBBER: 89.00 cents (down 1.25 cents). TIN: 5620.12! (up $2). Official offering ISS tons (down 165 tons).
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      352 15 QPENINO prices In the rubber XJ market yesterday were marked down fractionally in line with London, as dull and Inactive conditions ensued with most of the trade still on holiday. Towards neon. Uie market sagged on nnall mind selling, with buyers hard to locate. The morning session closed
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      383 15 mf ELBOURNE. Thurs —Leading mining shares were mixed In q'Ueter trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Indust'-lals developed weak spots as trading progressed but the overall tone In this sector was firm. Oils weo mixed In light trading. BoaraJnvllle reversed an tx.-lv fall to cloae two cents higher
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      69 15 THESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are (or deposit of US$25 000 and above. 1 mth 3 15 16 to 4 5 10' 2 mths 4 1 16 to 4 5 mths 4 »i to 5 6 mths 5 »<. to 5
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      325 15 T^-EW YORK. Wed— Cheered by lower Interest rates and by Indications that foreign buying of US equities has been heavier than first believed. Investment buying sent storks sharply higher in heavy tradIng. Point gains were spread through most of the list, although selected specialty and glamour stocks attracted
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      97 15 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Wednesday 86 C 9 Tuesday 86.92 Week ago 86.88 RUBBERS Wedrusday 289 73 Tuesday 290.55 Week ago 291.68 OILS Wednesday 303 12 Tuesday 300.07 Week ago 301.27 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 480.4 Tuesday 485.6 Week ago 492 0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 922.94 Tuesday 914.51 We«k age
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      599 15 LONDON, Thurs. Initial gains on hopes of a settlement In the miners' dispute following the quick conclusion of the Wilberforce inquiry, were extended following fin fourth quarter results, ana at 3 pm. the Financial Times index had gained 8.0 to 488 4 ICI closed at 290 after a high
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    41 20 PIONEER Ih.- Armed Forces monthly February issue now on sale. Obtainable through your newsagent or •aatss PRICE: 20 CTS. C. A. T. S. EVEKY SATURDAY OCR SERVICE WILL OPEN FROM S A.M. 4 P.M. FOR YOUR ADVERTISEMENTS CALL SPORE *****1
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    Deaths
    119 20 MR QUEK POH INN aged 76 passed away on 16 2.72 leaving beloved wife Milm Loo Ah Mia. son, Quek Ah Chun. daughters Mdm. Qurk Kah Kng MsS W >ek Uek Kng. one daughter-in-law and 6 grandchildren to mourn his loss Cortege leaves 137 Temneliug Road, Spore 13 on
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    26 20 THE FAMILY or late Tiruchlluval Just'|th John t hunk r**' t ivvs And MMMM donat ions and att** ndaocc during thi-ir recrnt bvrf avt* mrnt.
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    In Memoriam
    63 20 IN EVER LOVINC MEMORY of S Ami imi.al.itn departed 18 2 71. K'trutiv f tit ml mi* ri 4 \iv t)\9 Rons. dnithifrj-inlaw und grandchildren. IN EVER LOVINC MEMORY of Madam Khoo Berne lloon iMrs. Ont KM Wan) RI P. 18.2.61. Inserted in Hn.iM.id and Children IN EVER
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      Why imported goods still cost the same
      111 21 RECENTLY, a reader wrote about the fact tbat thouch several currencies had been devalued there has not been a reduction of prices of Imported roods at all. This U attributable to the fact that though devaluation has taken place and the exchange rates
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      That 4th year is a waste of time
      408 21 That 4th year is a waste of time AS a parent of a Business Administration student in the Tniversity of Singapore I deplore the highhanded tactics of the staff and students of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences in their opposition to the proposal by the Basiness Administration Department.
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      IT'S THE STAFF WHO KEEP THE PORT GOING
      223 21 IT'S THE STAFF WHO KEEP THE PORT GOING IREFErt to the letter oy Mr. Kenneth Seah, Public Relations manager of the Port of Singapore Authority (S.T. Feb 12). regarding "the PSA Is paying out more to Its workers than what the workers actually earned." It is indeed unfair for him
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      'Practice' book oS wise sayings
      96 21 I HAVE a daughter attending a secondary school in District 12. On going through her work. I found that she possesses a number of unnecessary exercise books for the study of Chinese as a second language. There Is an exercise book each for notes, spelling,
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      413 21 SARAWAK. MALAYSIA KAJANG PORT Al TIIORITY PKI -IKMIr'R NOTU r THE Rsjsng Port Authority propose.'' lo Invite tenders irom prequallfled contractors for thr construction of the SIBU PORT EXPANSION PROJECT. Slbu. Sarawak The work comprises the construction of a prestressed concrete or steel piled what! "HI. suspended deck of precast
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  • TIMESPORT
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      Selangor set for easy win today
      632 22  -  M. RAHMAN MALAYSIA CUP: By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. It's all set for exciting battles as the Malaysia Cup enters the second round In all three zones. In the North zone, de- fending champion Selangor. Penang and Perak lead with six points each. Only a
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      Maker of champs leaves for job in Geneva
      253 22 Maker of champs leaves for job in Geneva CYRIL HOBNE. Singapore Island Country Club's Bukit hx- 'ion pro. who has civen many individual lessons as any other top professional in the world during- his 13--year stay with the dab, will leave for Geneva next month, reports ERNEST FRIDA. He is
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      Dolly thinks of going back
      89 22 LONDON. Thurs. Basil D'Ollvelra, South African-born cricket star, said he was thinking of returning to his homeland to try to get a better deal for his fellows In the Cape-coloured community. D'Ollvelra whose selection for the England team led to the cancellation of its tour
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      Three quit
      18 22 THREE teams University. Woodbridge and Public Health have withdrawn from the Singapore Government Services Football League.
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      Pesta Sukan dates to suit NZ, Aussies
      272 22  -  ERNEST FRIDA By DESTA SUKAN this year will be 1 held from Aug. 2to Sept. 20 to enable the Australian and New Zealand Olympic contingents to compete in it. The director of NSPB, Inche Othman Omar said: "The Australians and New Zealanders are
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      Forces strengthen their title claim
      301 22 I TNBEATEN Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association strengthened their claim for the SGSFL Dlv. 1 soccer title when they handed Customs a sound 5-1 beating at Geylang yesterday, reports PETER SIOW. SAFSA now lead the table with nine points (four wins and one draw) from
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      KEEPER KIM PRASAD DEFIES PORT XI
      176 22 KEEPER KIM PRASAD DEFIES PORT XI SUPERB goalkeeping by Gurkha policeman Kirn Prasad enabled Police to hold Port Authority R.C. to a 11 draw yesterday In the Government Services Football League Dlv. one match at Thomson Road, reports ALBERT JOHNSON. Top form Prasad delighted the crowd with his acrobatic saves
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      Hong Kong's Nav Bharat wind up tour with 1-0 win against SCC
      283 22 NAY BHARAT wound up their Singapore-Malaysia hockey tour on a bouyant note thanks to an opportunist goal by Sadara Dhillon on tiie padang yesterday. It gave them a 1-0 win over SCC. reports PERCY SENEVIRATNE. The Hongkong team's
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      Specials snatch thrilling win from Vigilantes
      273 22 Specials snatch thrilling win from Vigilantes SPECIAL Constabulary came from behind to snatch a thrilling 2-1 win over fancied Vißllante Corps In the SGS Football League Div. One match at Farrer Park yesterday, reports JOE DORAI. Constabulary had an early shock when a defensive error cost them a goal in
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      Thomas Cup: Singapore to meet Thailand
      205 22 Thomas Cup: Singapore to meet Thailand ONDON. Thurs. Malaysia meet Japan In the Asian zone. Eastern section, of the 1972-73 Thomas Cup The draw made here today put Thailand against Singapore in the first round of the Western section. The draw for the Australasian and Asian zones, announced by the
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      27 22 HOCKEY Friendly: SCC v Bntunia (padang). SHA Under--23 semifinal: Schools v SAPSA (Serangoon Road). SOCCER Priendlles: Star Utd v Postal* (Parrer Park): PARC y RAP (Buklt Chermim
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      Fredericks and Rowe put West Indies in command
      668 23 Fredericks and Rowe put West Indies in command I/INGSTON, Thi:rs Opening batsman Hoy Fredericks and Test newcomer Lawrence Rowe hit 196 in an unfinished second wicket partnership as the West Indies took command on the opening d ay of the first cricket Test against New Zealand here yesterday. Fredericks made
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    Hutchinson to ride High Ruler in the Cup
    159 23 AUSTRALIAN Jockey Ron Hutchinson is due to arrive in Singapore today from Australia on his way to England. He will ride at Bukit Timah this weekend. He has been engaged to ride Hi«h Ruler II in the Queen EllzaUth II Cup and
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    Houston Ranger shows top form in trial
    493 23  - Houston Ranger shows top form in trial EPSOM JEEP By |{Ol'STO\ RANGKR showed top form in a workout at Bukit Timah yesterday, striding out fluently over 3f in 36 3/ssec on good going 1 with Chris Leong up. On this workout. Houston Rangei appears to have an outstanding chance In
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    Lock icon Rolling out the red carpet
    54 24 Rolling out the red carpet COREIGN Ministry official* "test rolling" the Royal Red Carpet at East Lagoon port terminal yesterday. In the background are a replica of a British crown on a 200-fr. tower and the words "Singapore Welcomes H.M. Queen Elisabeth" in huge red letters on Godown 48. Picture
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    Lock icon Tribunal for ex-premier
    41 24 SALISBURY. Thurs. Rhodeslan leader lai. Smith today confirmed that former Southern Rhodestan Prime Minister Oarfield Todd. and his 38-year-old daughter Judith are to be brought before a Judicial review tribunal "forthwith,'' along with two detained African nationalists. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Reunion talks
    39 24 PAXMUNJOM Thurs. North and South Korean Red Cress ofllclaH today agreed to t.old a working level meeting to hammer out an agenda for future talks on the possible reunion of an estimated 10 million divided Koreans. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Joint exercise
    33 24 JAKARTA. Thur«. Indonesia and Australia will hold a Joli.i exercise aimed at sharing the military experience of both countries. Foreign Minister Adam Malik said here today. No date was given. Reuter.
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    British naval force for east of Suez
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      1011 25 HEAD OF COMMONWEALTH IN SINGAPORE TODAY BRlTAlN'Smonarch, Queen Elizabeth 11, who is also Head of the Commonwealth, will receive a right royal welcome, with cannon booming in salute and a resplendent display of colour and ceremonial, when Her Majesty arrives in Singapore later this morning
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      36 25 s '\ct B'^8 We extend loyal j>reetin^s and a warm welcome to HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH and HER HOYAL HIGHNESS THE PRIM ESS ANNE on their visit to Sinjiapoiv
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