The Straits Times, 6 January 1973

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    23 1 -TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 235,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1973 20 CENTS M.C. (P) 28/73
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    Lock icon Sounding Thais on bases
    546 1 Sounding Thais on bases All set for Mr. Lee's talks with Premier Thanom BANGKOK, Friday MR. LEE KUAN YEW is expected to ascertain the attitudes of Thai leaders towards the retention of American air bases in Thailand during his week-long official visit here from Monday, informed sources said today. The
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    Lock icon Soldier slain in revenge ambush
    103 1 BANGKOK, Fri.— A group of men armed with submachineguns ambushed a bus and killed an army corporal and wounded several teacher training students today near Songkhla. The ambush was believed to have been staged by criminals in revenge for a student demonstration in Songkhla against
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    Truman stamp
    30 1 WASHINGTON. PH. A memorial stamp honouring former President Harry Truman, who dted Dec 26. will be issued on the 89th anniversary of his birthdate on May 8. UPT.
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    Diamonds and gold seized in Jakarta
    79 1 Diamonds and gold seized in Jakarta JAKARTA, Fri.— Customs officers have confiscated diamonds weighing 5,594.5 carats from an Indonesian passenger who flew in from Singapore, Antara news agency reported today. The diamonds were estimated to be worth 67.134.000 rupiabs (about $366,000). It was also reported from Tan.junc Balai. Karimon Islands,
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    Lock icon Thomson Group shares up
    35 1 LONDON. Fri. Shares in the Thomson Organisation the newspaper, business and industry group rose on the London Exchange today amid rumours that the company was being eyed for a take-over. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Thailand bans aliens from 58 jobs
    157 1 Thailand bans aliens from 58 jobs BANGKOK. Frl. Allen accountants, lawyers, architects, pharmacists, re tallers, journalists, artists, musicians and civil engineers will be prohibited from working in Thailand after the next two years. It was reported here today. Tne Nation, quoting Labour Department sources, said that these will be among
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    For tourists
    26 1 MACAO. PH. Howe trotting races are likely to be added to greyhound racing in Macao to attract more tourists, reliable sources here said today.
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    Sadat to meet Gaddafi to patch Arab row
    199 1 CAIRO, Fri. PRESIDENT Sadat will visit Libya in the next few days for political and military consultations with his ally, Col Muammer Gaddafi, the authoritative newspaper Al Ahram reported today. It also said that the two Heads of State and Syrian President
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    Lock icon Glynis sued for divorce
    43 1 LOS ANGELES. Pri Actress Glynis Johns was sued for divorce yesterday, by her husband of eight years. writer Elliott Arnold. Arnold. 60. who lives in Beverly Hills. California, and Miss Johns, of London, each had three previous marriages.— UPI.
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    Lock icon Foiled — hijacker with toy guns
    184 1 Foiled hijacker with toy guns VANCOUVER. Frl. A young man carrying two plastic guns took over a Pacific Western Airlines jet at Vancouver airport yesterday and demanded a two million dollars ransom and a flight to North Vietnam before he was overpowered by police. The 14 other passengers and four
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    Lock icon Democrat vote to cut off war funds
    818 1 Democrat vote to cut off war funds WASHINGTON, Fri ECHOING the "Stop The War" cries of their House colleagues, Senate Democrats yesterday overwhelmingly approved a resolution calling for an end to further spending for the Vietnam war. After what was described as a "heated" and "emo-tion-packed" party caucus that lasted
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    Lock icon Tighter checks at airports
    43 1 WASHINOTON. Pri. Increased security procedures to guard RKBlnn plane hijackings go into effect at some 500 US airports today. The procedures Include electronic screening of all passengers and Inspection of carry-on pack Ages and luggage, including ladies' handbags. AP.
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    Lock icon Car rampage down slope
    41 1 SEOUL. Fri. A bus. sliding down a slope after developing brake trouble, collided head-on with seven cars during the morning rush hours in Seoul today. About 40 people were injured but no one was ki led. UPI.
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      NIXON: I'M NOT OPTIMISTIC
      38 1 NIXON: I'M NOT OPTIMISTIC WASHINGTON. Fri. President Nixon told Concession I leaders today he is rot optimistu about the tew round of peace tal< in Paris, but is going into them with some hope. I'PI. (See this pace)
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      248 1 The state of our sports: Soccer Page 14 SYNDICATE bringing in Illegal immigrants Pag* 5 A RAISE and backpay for Malaysian nurses 6 "DONT turn Singapore into a city without a soul" 8 CHAIN-letter man fined $4,000 10 MARCOS takes over steel king's empire 28 CROSSWORD 1* NIGHT OUT 11
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      Lock icon Diplomats pay last respects under tight security
      218 2 Diplomats pay last respects under tight security WASHINGTON, Fri. Heavy security restrictions were enforced when Oovernment Ministers and diplomats from many parts of the world gathered In Washington Cathedral today to pay their final respects to ex-President Harry Truman. Secret service officials and military Intelligence ordered strict security measures, partly
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      Lock icon Catching them young
      46 2 JAKARTA. Prt. Underground communists in Central Java were training 14-year-old children to be subversives. Antara news agency reported. Anurq quoted Central Java Military Commander MaJ.-Oen Wldodo as saying the children were taught to handle firearms and to hate landlords and Oovernment officials Reuter.
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      Lock icon The TV drama that became reality
      424 2 The TV drama that became reality RAPID CITY, Friday. ]tf ORE than 200 jumbo jet passengers headed for their original destinations today after taking part in an all-too-real reenactment of an old television drama. Their Trans World Airlines 747 was forced by a bomb threat to take a 1.500-mile detour
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      HIJACKS: NIXON MAY ASK FOR DEATH PENALTY
      189 2 WASHINGTON. Frl TT Attorney General Richard Kleindlenst said yesterday the Government would probably ask Congress to make the death penalty mandatory for airplane hijackings, kidnappings, killing of prison guards and other "cold-blooded, premeditated" serious crimes. Mr. Kleindlenst said he felt the death penalty
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      Lock icon Bomb threat
      33 2 PHNOM PENH. Pri The popular Khmer language dally. Khmer Ekareah (Cambodian Independent), suspended publication today following a bomb threat A search showed no explosive had been planted on the premises. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Marcos' guns fall silent in Mindanao
      422 3 Marcos' guns fall silent in Mindanao J|ANILA. Fri. Govern m c n t guns fell silent in the blood-stained hills of Mindanao as the unilateral military ceasefire on offensive action against Filipino guerillas went into effect yesterday. President Marcos had ordered a "freeze" on offensive operations In order to clear
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      Lock icon Youth freed for $450,000 ransom
      127 3 Youth freed for $450,000 ransom VENICE. Fri. A 21-year-T old youth from one of Turin's leading Industrial families, kidnapped yesterday has been released near his home on the outskirts of Turin apparently after a ransom was paid, friends of the family said here. Antonio Carello was abducted near his home
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      Why woman swatted her husband with a fish
      123 3 BRIDGEPORT (Connecticut), Fri. A woman whose husband refused to speak to her for years has grounds for divorce according to a Fairfleld county Judge. And the husband has no cause for complaint if his wife, exasperated by the silent treatment, finally swats
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      EUROPE MUST SPEAK WITH ONE VOICE, SAYS HEATH
      275 3 EUROPE MUST SPEAK WITH ONE VOICE, SAYS HEATH PARIS, Friday. pRIME Minister Heath said in a television in- tervlew last night that in a world of four very great powers It was essential that the European Community should have a unity and speak with one voice. The Interviewer said that
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      Lock icon Night club bombed
      55 3 ROSARIO. Fri Five bombs badly damaged a luxury nightclub here early yesterday but Injured nobody. Argentine police said. Three young couples who identified themselves as urban guerillas burst Into the One Watt Club In a residential district brandishing firearms, forced clients and staff to leave, then planted
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      Lock icon Cocktail with a large dash of diplomacy
      217 3 ONDON. Fri A leadIng London barman has produced a cocktail for patrons who want to toast the newly enlarged European Common Market with one drink and without hurting anyone's nationalistic feelings. The cocktail, mixed by Joe Ollmore, head barman at London's Savoy Hotel,
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      Lock icon 31 votes save Trudeau for the time being
      273 3 r)TTAWA, Fri. The survival of Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau's minority Government has been assured for at least the near future by a pledge of support from the New Democratic Party (NDP). NDP leader David Lewis said last night that his 31 Parliament
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      Lock icon Nixon's all thumbs but he pulls it off at last
      167 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. President Nixon was all thumbs when he tried to pin a Distinguished Service Medal on Gen. Alexander M. Haig Jr. At a White House ceremony yesterday attended by high ranking diplomatic and military dignitaries, Mr Nixon pinned the
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      Lock icon Amin to take over 500 more firms
      226 4 Amin to take over 500 more firms 1/ AMP ALA, Fri. ■^President Idi Amiii said today 500 British-owned companies here would be handed over to Ugandans. At a meeting with actIng British High Commissioner Henry Brind. Oen. Amin said 94 remaining British companies would be allowed to remain under their
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      Lock icon Anti-foreign goods drive
      57 4 BANGKOK. Fri. The National Student Centre which claims to have more than 100.000 student followers today launched a two-week campaign to stop Thais from using foreign luxury goods. Centre sources said the campaign involved posting students to big stores and persuading customers not to buy foreign cosmetics,
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      21 4 LCNDON. Frl The British Foreign Office said today it hopes for restored diplomatic relations with Syria within weeks— AP.
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      Moscow gets a new fighter jet
      445 4 IN LINE WITH AIRCRAFT CARRIER BUILDUP LONDON, Fri. Russia is believed to have developed a new supersonic fighter plane, an improved version of the MiG-21 and the MiG-23 fighters, military sources said today. The new fighter, believed to have the main features of the
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      Lock icon Russia's answer to the Concorde flies into trouble
      263 4 Russia's answer to the Concorde flies into trouble I ONDON, Fri.—Rus--1-1 sia's Tupolev TU--144 supersonic airliner was reported today to have run into trouble in its race to beat its Anglo-French rival, Concorde, into the world's airlanes. The Dally Telegraph said the plane had "sprouted wings on its nose" retractable
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      Lock icon Bangla will pay up
      61 4 DACCA. Prl. Prime Minister Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, said today his country would have to pay compensation for tires at three U.S. Information Services libraries during recent demonstrations against the U.S. bombing' of North Vietnam. Addressing the ruling Awami League's student wing, he said it was Bangladesh's
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      Lock icon Snatched from the sea
      50 4 TOKYO. Frl. Bight crew members of the distressed coastal freighter No 8 Daiko Maru. were rescued from a life boat oft northern Japan today, the Maritime Safety Agency reported. The agency said a search was still under way for another man missing in rough waters. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 1,000 on strike-all over a flat tyre
      173 4 1,000 on strike -all over a flat tyre T ONDON, Fri. Nearly 1.000 workers at the Shell Oil Company's giant refinery at Shellhaven went on strike last nlfht because a panel truck had a flat tyre. The trouble started on Tuesday over who should changr the tyre. Company officials ordered
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      Lock icon Mintoff gets promise of help from Gadaffi
      268 4 Mintoff gets promise of help from Gadaffi yALLETTA. Fri. Libya has pledged its fullest support to Malta in its latest dispute with Britain and Nato over rent for Britain bases on Malta, an official statement here said. The statement was issued by the Maltese Government's Department of Information after .Maltese
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      Lock icon Solar eclipse
      45 4 BUENOS AIRES. Prl—Astoncmers in Argentina observed partial eclipse of the sun yesterday, lasting from 1C 40 local time (9.10 p.m.) until 14 19 maximum point at 12.30 ill p.m. i when the sun's surfa-e was 82 per cent obscured, observatory sources said. Reuter
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      196 4 GET OUT BY TODAY ORDER TO 600 PAKISTANIS TUUSCAT. Frl. The iT Government of Oman has given Pakistan until tomorrow to remove more than 600 Illegal immigrants detained here, as police disclosed that another batch, of 24, had been rounded up. Pakistan's Charge D'AfTalres here was summoned to the Sultanate's
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      Island shaken
      26 4 MESSINA. JTI. Two earth tremors shoo* the volcai.i* "land of Stromboll. of: northern Sicily yesterday Pjlice there were no repo rts casualties or damage.
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    $25 mil capital for new United Asian Bank
    218 5 $25 mil capital for new United Asian Bank KUALA LUMPUR, Fri L M B 1 Aslan Bankwhich has been set up to take over the business of the three Indian Govern-ment-owned banks in Malaysia, will have an authorised capital of $25 million. The bank was registered on Dec. 30 last
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    Smoked out
    27 5 UNEMPLOYED Koh See. 62, was fined $140 yesterday for having three packets ol opium and smoking utensils in Wayang Street or. Thursday. He pleaded guilty.
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    SIX THUGS HELD IN POLICE SWOOPS
    125 5 SIX THUGS HELD IN POLICE SWOOPS DOUCE arrested six I secret society thugs and seiied a variety of gangland weapons in three raids in the past two days. CID officers arrested a 17--year-old youth, suspected of being a notorious fiehter of the Soh Gi Hoe 18 groun at Cecil Street
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    Syndicate bringing in illegal migrants
    218 5  - Syndicate bringing in illegal migrants EDWARD LIU 3y pOLICE are keeping watch on a tlweenian syndicate believed to be trafficking in illegal immigrants from nearby Indonesian islands. The syndicate, run by two Indonesians and a Singaporean, has been operating for the past three months. The Indonesians, It was learnt, are
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE STYLE FACELIFT FOR TAIPEH
    109 5 SINGAPORE STYLE FACELIFT FOR TAIPEH TAIPEH, Frl. T a 1 p c h Mayor Chang Feng-hsu said today he wants to make Taiwan's capital "as clean, quiet and beautiful as Singapore." Mr. Chang who visited Singapore last month, said: "I was very impressed when I was a guest there." He
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    Foreman's home burgled
    52 5 THIEVES entered the house of a foreman in Jalan Buklt Merah on Tuesday and stole $120 and jewellery worth (258 The house owner Mr. Chan Slak Wen. 30. told police that he left his house at 9 a.m. and discovered the theft when he returned home at
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    Road works in Lavender Street tomorrow
    122 5 Road works in Lavender Street tomorrow THE Sewerage Department of the Ministry of the Environment will lay twin steel pumping mains across Lavender Street near the junction with Penhas Road. The mains are needed to relieve the over-burdened aewers in the city area. Work Involving deep trench excavation will begin
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    F-5Es will be stationed at Butterworth
    76 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Prt. The F-SE Supersonic fighter aircraft, which! the RMAF will take delivery In 1975, will be stationed at the Butterworth Air Base. The Acting Chief of Air Staff. Air Commodore Mohamed bin Talb, today said that the first two of the 16
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    Craft courses for teachers
    43 5 THE National Museum's School Service will organise three craft and handwork courses for secondary and primary school teachers next month. Those Interested should apply to the Education Officer (Museum). Museum Schools Service. National Museum. Stamford Road, by Jan. 16.
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    A survey to find out the need for part-time courses
    186 5 A survey to find out the need for part-time courses THE University of Singapore's Ex-tra-mural Studies Department is conducting a survey to gather information for planning and improving its future adult education programmes. Questionnaires have been sent out to over 8,000 people who attended extramural course* from 1965 to 1970
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    Varsity Law Society dinner-dance
    77 5 Varsity Law Society dinner-dance THE Law Society of the University of Singapore will celebrate Its 15th anniversary with a dinner and dance at the Singapore Island Country p.ub at 7.30 p.m. tonight. The Chief Justice Mr. Wee Chong Jin. Mr. Justice Wlnslow and Mr. Justice D'Cotta and the Attorney-Otneral Mr.
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    Girl found dead with boyfriend unconscious in hotel bed
    373 5 BUTTERWORTH, Friday A YOUNG woman was r% found dead with her boyfriend lying unconscious beside her on their hotel bed in Bagan Luar Road here this afternoon. When police broke down their door at about 1 p.m. the young couple were
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    Five sessions on fire prevention
    77 5 Five sessions on fire prevention THE NTUC will start its five -session fire prevention course for its affiliates and the public on Jan. 18 at 8.30 a jn. About 40 people attending the course will be briefed on what fire precautions to take and what they should Co in case
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    NOL bunker contracts
    54 5 NEPTUNE Orient Lines has awarded Its bunker contracts, worth several million dollars to Singapore Petroleum Company and British Petroleum Company. The companies were selected from a list of leading International olt companies to supply bunkers to all of NOL's liner vessels en the basis of their competitiveness,
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    Maimunah snaps her way to a prize
    262 6 Maimunah snaps her way to a prize ADVERTISING art student Maimunah binte Junid made her father proud yesterday when she won a consolation prize in the nationwide photographic competition, organised jointly by the Tourist Promotion Board and Singapore Airlines. Reason: Her father, Jun id Juani, Is a professional cameraman but
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    New hospital at Bayan Lepas
    52 6 PENANO. Frl. The Mintatry or Health plans to build a new 300-bed hospital in Bayan Lepas to cater for about 200.000 people In the new Industrial area there. The hospital, on a 50-acre site, will replace the present Balik Pulau district hospital which Is to
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    How to choose
    29 6 REV. K Chellappah will speak on How to Choose a Life Partner at the lunch talk of the YWCA at Premier Hotel at 1.30 p.m. today.
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    Malaysia first to make Quaker oats in Asia
    216 6 Malaysia first to make Quaker oats in Asia BUTTERWORTH. Fri Malaysia will be the first country in Asia to produce Quaker oats, previously imported from Australia. A local mill at Mak M and in. Federal Oats Sdn. Bhd.. haa signed a flve-yepr contract with Quaker Products of America to make
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    Mother and child killed in head-on car crash
    137 6 A MOTHER and child were killed when their Toyota Corolla collided head-on with a Flat 1500 at the 11th mile Alor StarPokok Sena road yesterday evening. Khor Slew Hong, 30, was k'led Instantly and her daughter, Tan Choon Wee, three, on the
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    A raise and back pay for 400 nurses
    364 6 A raise and back pay for 400 nurses PENANG, Frl. pOl'H hundred trained nurses who have completed their probatioiuiry period will receive a windfall as the result of a decision by the Health Ministry yesterday to correct an anomaly in their salary scheme. The Minister of Health Tan Sri Lee
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    Shipwrecked seamen to fly back to Japan today
    90 6 Shipwrecked seamen to fly back to Japan today TEN of the 11 Japanese shipwrecked seamen now recuperating here will fly to Japan today. The 11th teaman will remaiin here to assist in the investigation into the collision of the two freighters Kyoru Maru and Shoen Maru last Saturday. Eight other
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    Rubber factory revival
    49 6 KUCHINO. Frl. A rubber processing factory In Sarlkel In Sarawak, burned down by communists last November, has begun operations again, deputy Chief Minister Simon Dembab Majaj said. The Nyelong Rubber Processing Factory begun operation* last week again after $100,000 had been ;pent on repairs, ht Mid.
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    Retired education director Col. Thong dies at 60
    187 7 Retired education director Col. Thong dies at 60 PSRMER Deputy Director of Education Col. Thong Sing Ching died in Outram Hospital on Thursday from a heart attack. He was 60 Col. Thong was admitted last Saturday after he suffered a stroke. Hong Kong-born, Col. Thong began his career as a
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    Union to build college
    48 7 MUAR. Pri The National Transport Workers Union ls to build a $5 million college of technology for members' children. This was disclosed by its publicity officer. Encik Ibrahim Hassan, when he spoke at the general meeting of the Lian Hoe branch here last night.
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    Drunk: $10 fine
    29 7 KOKE Ah Sen. 55. was fined $10 by a magistrate's court yesterday when he pleaded guilty to being found drunk in Lower Delta Road on Thursday.
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    A VALUE SOON FOR NANTAH DEGREES
    105 7 A VALUE SOON FOR NANTAH DEGREES KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Education Ministry will soon implement its decision to give value to Nanyang and Taiwan university degrees and those Indian degrees not recognised by the Government The decision was announced in the Dewan Rakyat by Education Minister Datuk Hussein Onn last
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    Councillors to be sworn in
    49 7 ALOR STAR. Prl. Two PAS members nominated for appointment to the Kedah State Executive Council will be sworn in on Sunday. Taking the oath will be Encik Abu Bakar bin Omar. State Assemblyman for Langgar Limbong. and Encik Ismail K as sim (Kangkong-Bukit Ray*).
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    59,000 water meters now in metric
    109 7 OF THE 270.000 water meters calibrated in gallons in Singapore. 59.000 have already been replaced with new metric meters, a PUB spokesman said yesterday. The metric meters were Installed at Queenstown. Havelock. Joo Chlat and Paslr Panjang areas. The remaining old meters are expected
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    British team coining for talks on waste disposal
    577 7  -  LESLIE FONG: By LONDON, Friday fOUR British businessmen will visit Malaysia and Singa|x>re next week to test the ground for launch* ing what they feel would be a new and timely industry. They will call on government officials engaged in ant ipollutieri
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    Plans to make Ipoh an oil drilling base
    221 7 Plans to make Ipoh an oil drilling base IPOH, Friday J^ WEST Australian drilling consultant, Mr. George P. Gibbs. today announced broad plans for the setting up of a multimillion dollar oil and mineral drilling industry in Malaysia. He made the announcement after a four-day talk with Malaysian businessmen here
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    HK officials to study our govt administration
    104 7 HK officials to study our govt administration TEN officials of Hong Kong's Secretariat for Home Affairs will drive into Singapore from Malacca on Wednesday. They will be here for 10 days to study the workings of government and statutory boards and of community organisations. The mission ls led by Mr
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    VC man fined
    39 7 VIGILANTE Corps member. Tan Swee Tee. was fined $300 yesterday for skipping parttime national service training at Tlong Bahru Secondary School and Pasir Panjang sub-station centres from Nov. S. 1971. to Dec. 12 last year. m
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      48 7 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl TIME T KNOCK OFF FBR 1L,..,- \LUNCH, SYLVESTER!^/ TRO«» I n^^C AKC L^tLl&rH 1 FUL-I ry^ I flfj HBV, WHAT PO6S IT f "STOP LEAVING CRUMBS^ HERE'S S*/? IT MtN V ONMV DESK!" j— A NOTCJ/ BE A FINANCIAL HV" I—j1 j L
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    Two Germans spruce up their Mandarin to qualify as sin-sehs
    395 8  -  MASIE KWEE By THESE two West Germans, Mr. Hans-Georg Weiler and Mr. Stefan Kappstein, are now busy mastering Mandarin at Nanyang University as the language will help them achieve a long cherished ambition. Their dream? To be "sinsehs" one in
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    HDB to the rescue
    39 8 MOST of the 20 farming families affected by the Jalan Potong Pasir development scheme have been allocated Housing Board flats in Toa Payoh. Some of them have bought the flats while others are renting them.
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    Four too many
    36 8 BOATMAN Ang Ah Heng, M. was fined »30 yesterday for carrying five passengers In hi* sampan, which was licensed to carry only one passenger at the Inner Roads on Dec. 31 last year.
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    'Don't turn S'pore into a city without a soulf
    478 8  - 'Don't turn S'pore into a city without a soul f EVELYN KG By CULTURAL and civic awareness must be instilled in Singanpre's families mi that they and future generations can face challenges ahead. And unless her citizens make a conscious effort to maintain their cultural sense of balance, the Republic
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    Stay-on tenants charged
    152 8 gEVEN tenants of Orchard Court flats in Oxley Hisc were charged in a magistrate's court on Thursday with unlawfully occupying state land. i They were charged under Section 2 and 4 (1) of the State Lands Encroachment Act, Chapter 286. No plea was taken. The tenants told
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    14 lectures on the management process
    90 8 14 lectures on the management process rE University of Singapore's Department of Extramural Studies will conduct a 14-lecture course on The Management Process for the public beginning from Jan. 9. Lecture* will be held at the university's New Lecture Theatre No. 2. The course will examine the nature of managerial
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    Open verdict on worksite death fall workers
    299 8 Open verdict on worksite death fall workers A CORONER'S court yesterday recorded an open verdict on the deaths of two worksite labourers who were killed when the tower of an uncompleted block of flats in Jurong collapsed. The accident happened on Oct. 13 at about 11.45 a.m., only one day
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    Singapore to attend Lusaka conference
    56 8 Singapore to attend Lusaka conference SINGAPORE wih be represented at the Commonwealth Ministerial Conference to be held in Lusaka. Zambia, between Jan. 29 and Feb. 3. The names of Singapore's representatives will be announced later. The meeting, the first ot its kind, will discuss the problems of youth and the
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      227 8 MAZDA CAPELLA ROTARY BEATS THEM ALL AT THE NATIONAL OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP, 30TH, 31 ST DECEMBER, 1972, BATU TICA. SERIES PRODUCTION CARS th^ Local assembled SO laps Ist OVERALL WINNER Maxda Capella Rotary Car No. 12 Driver Chong Kirn Fah 2nd PUKE Mazda Capella Rotary Car No. 83 Driver Kenny Lee
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      126 8 QUALIFY II SECRETARIAL ft ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE through full-time/part-time (evening) courses, leading to the following exams. (a) Chartered Institute ot Secretaries and Administrators CIS <b> Institute of Business Administration IBA (c) Executive Secretaryship (d) SUmlord Centre Diploma The College's resources In educaUon 24 years experience and International exchange of know-hew qualified
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    Second phase of $20m printing project
    140 9 Second phase of $20 m printing project AT Times House, installation work becan recently on phase two of the Straits Times Group's $20 million scheme to modernise its newspaper printing plant. Five more printing units are being added to the four-unit Goss-M etro pressline installed in 1971. The 110-ft (33.528
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    Ship aground-officer loses six months' seniority
    395 9 Ship aground-officer loses six months' seniority JOHORE BARU, Fri. ACTING Lt. Abdul Shukor bin Syed Hajl Abdul Rashld had his seniority forfeited by six months and was severely reprimanded after he pleaded guilty to two charges of negligence which caused a Royal Malaysian Navy ship to run aground. He was
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    British trade mission is postponed
    100 9 LONDON, Fri.— The business mission to Malaysia, Singapore and other Southeast Asian countries from Feb. 17 to March 2 organised by the Financial Times of London for a party of British businessmen has been postponed. A spokesman (or the organisers said today that the delegation
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    Woman found dead in MacRitchie Reservoir
    84 9 Woman found dead in MacRitchie Reservoir rE body of a 57-year-old woman was found by a national serviceman In Macßitchie Reservoir on Thursday. Police Identified her as Madam Say Jee Lian who was reported missing after she was last seen entering the reservoir forest 40 days ago. Two colls of
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    Housing loans resumed
    44 9 MALACCA. Fri. The State Government will resume giving housing loans which It stopped last October due to a lack of funds to government servants this year. The acting State Secretary. Sheikh Mahrnud bin All, said today $300,000 would be made available.
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    BUSMAN ATTACKED BY SIX IN FARES ROW
    105 9 SIX youths yesterday assaulted a bus conductor after refusing to pay the correct fares. The youths boarded the bus at Tiong Bahru Road at 5.15 a.m. One of them gave conductor Tan Sin Kin, 80 cents 10 cents for each of them. At
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    Bad luck hit law firm after May 13, court told
    380 9 Bad luck hit law firm after May 13, court told KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. J^S ex magistrate told the Senior Sessions Court today that afteF the May 13 incident, misfortune struck the law firm where he worked as an office assistant. Ha j 1 Hassan bin Hussain, 66. said many clients
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    Chain letter firm owner fined $4,000
    721 10  -  MAUREEN CHUA FAST-BUCK OPERATION 'REPUGNANT TO LAW-DPP By THE proprietor of a firm was fined $4,000 yesterday for operating a public lottery based on sophisticated version of the chamjetter system commonly played by schoolchildren. Mohamed Abdullah Mohamed Noorani. 36, of Island Sales Organisation, pleaded
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    $1,000 gift
    23 10 THE Singapore Indian Film, Arts and Dramatic Society on Wednesday presented a (1.001 cheque to the Singapore Association for Retarded Children.
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    The Pill now thrice as popular in Malaysia
    422 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri rE Pill has trebled in popularity among Malaysian women despite adverse publicity, according to a Statistics Department report on a family planning study. The study was conducted In conjunction with the National Family Planning Board. It was part of
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    Hospital breakout by man accused of rape and robbery
    320 10 Hospital breakout by man accused of rape and robbery MALACCA, Fri. A man wanted for questioning In connection with cases of rape and robbery escaped from police custody at the General Hospital here early this morning. Jantan bin Abdul Rahman, 27. freed himself by slipping his hand out of a
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    Malaysia looks to East Europe
    42 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Government Is considering sending Malaysians to study medicine in Eastern European countries. It U also looking Into the feasibility of recruiting doctors and specialists from these countries, a Health Ministry spokesman said today.
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    Ship owners chairman backs call for board of inquiry
    353 10 fHAIRMAN of the Singapore Shipping Association Mr. Tay Beng Chuan yesterday backed the NTTJC's call for a board of inquiry to settle the wage problem, in the maritime employment situation here. The NTUC call was made by the union's secretary (Dispute),
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    New Year party
    26 10 SINGAPORE Ceylon Tamils' Association will hold a Christmas and New Year celebrat.oa at the association premises in Handy Road at 5.30 p.m. today.
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      186 10 PROSPERITY THROUGH QUALITY 8 RELIABILITY Support the PQR Campaign and Make 1973 a Quality Year. I fi^SP H You get better value for your I bY bbH nrK > ne y when you buy bL W bT Singapore Made Quality <(s|[j||/ > B^^^ BBk^r Products. \y Help us select the
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      275 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7 Worker carries complaint 1 Intended to write name in from shopkeeper, perhaps document <g> S Leave instructions for hair- 8 CresU of the highest reefs, dresser? <«). for example? 9 Acrobats ran hold their 13 Totally destroyed up-to-date drink? (8). MS by mistake (7. 3).
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    Swinging back into the 60s with the Platters
    313 11 Swinging back into the 60s with the Platters ITS quite an experience to have the world famous Platters sing for your supper almost like having the world on a silver platter. At the Merlin Grill, Merlin Hotel, where the Platters are presently performinr till Tuesday the action has started. While
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    FORTUNE SOUNDS THAT DIDN'T GO DOWN
    607 11  -  GERRY DE SUVA ROCK: BY AND so the Pop Year of 1973 got started alas with slightly more than a ripple. It was meant to go on with a big splash but the Fortunes (You Oot Your Troubles) group Just did not seem tough
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    When there's nothing to rave about
    460 11 When there's nothing to rave about our local audiences inhibited? Some big wigs of the showbiz world seem to think so. Local audiences, they say, fight shy of showing overt gestures of approval, are mortally afraid of thunderous clapping and absolutely decline to rave or rant or rejoice about any
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    NIGHT OUT
    11 11 Silence golden for a showbiz scene of second-rate artistes
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    BACK AGAIN-THE MAN WHO SPEAKS FOUR LANGUAGES AND SINGS IN 14
    289 11  - BACK AGAIN-THE MAN WHO SPEAKS FOUR LANGUAGES AND SINGS IN 14 NANCY BYRAMJI TONY: BRIGHT LIGHTS AND SAMBAL BLACHAN DID It By IT wasn't Just the bright lights of K Singapore that lured the wandering minstrel back. Filipino singer. Tony Mijares, whose "first love" has always been his guitar, said
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    'Settle or we strike' threat by clerks
    338 12 'Settle or we strike' threat by clerks KI'ALA LUM- PUR, Fri. The Government has been told it would face a strike by 12,000 clerks in the civil service if their claims for a salary revision were not met. And three months is the longest they will wait for a settlement,
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      207 12 ORCHARD: OPENS TOMORROW It Wm A Ttrror That Ugithi TU Whtto Tww... *ifkZmZ*Smmm^^\s3^X& ■aaaLiaaa^aaJLaßaV >^^^L^M a: J i/ 1 m I j JJW^^J L^^iada^ aAWI > MGM PWStWS STARRING 5 "NIGHT Of THE LEPUS" STUART WHITMAN JANET LEIGH RORY CALHOUN SC»frVL*rBYLW«LUWY*NOGI«R«ARr«Y BASED IWNIHfNLMIMriAR Of W/WGRY S RAB«IBYrnjSSfUBWOOONPfiODuaDBr/ktmES OWCIEDffrWUIAMECLMION MfIWCtWR f,l
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      Thanks for all those gifts
      276 13 I AM writing to thank you for the report on "Good Neighbours" (8.T.. Dec 15). As a result we had 40 applications from new helpers and also several anonymous donations of cash and gifts in kind. The Good Neighbours and those they serve wish to
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      Airmail rates did not change when Postal Dept went metric
      467 13 REFER to the letter from J. C. Khoo (S.T., Dec. 27) headlined "Drastic, those airmail postage increases." Postal metrication was adopted on Jan. 1, last year. The position of postage rates has already been clarified at length In a letter
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      It's just sheer hard work that counts
      227 13 It's just sheer hard work that counts rE writer of the letter headlined "Allowing Singapore's Younger Architects to have a so at design contest," (S.T., Dec. 15) can hardly be blamed for his utterance. It is the dream of every architect fresh from university to strike out on his own
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      Amin's way of doing it was wrong
      215 13 Amin's way of doing it was wrong MI" in his reply (S.T., Dec. 25) to "Indigpant" on the subject of President Amin's expulsion of Uganda Asians misses the point altogether. No one rs quarelllng with President Amln in his desire to put his country's economy and administration in the hands
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      100 13 JlillllllllilllllllllllilllllliillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliiiiiillllllllllllllllM: I Attention. I All past pupils of St. Joseph s Convent art cordially invited to attend its general meeting to form an Old Girls' Association on Saturday, 13th January 1973 at 3 p.m. I 'r. the school hall. .-> 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1
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      181 13 I Gome and I have a I swinging I time! j at the mooqshlne w MW-a.ua Non-Stop musk by DIZZY INSPIRATION ft guest band. TONIGHT ft every Saturday nite until 1 a.m. Have a Feast of a time! BARBEQUE Pick your food Barbeque the way you like! Wide varieties of
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    The Straits Times SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1973 SINGAPORE SPORT
    580 14 The Straits Times SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1973 SINGAPORE SPORT QN this page today we begin a series on the state of our sports. These weekly reports will draw attention to some of Singapore's shortcomings in the field of competition. The reports are not meant to dampen the enthusiasm of sportsmen
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    More training is needed...
    218 14 A. VIJIARATNAM. 51 represented Singapore In four games soccer, cricket, rugby and r.ockey— after playing for the Selangor soccer side In 1946 and 1947. He says: "Schoolboys of today are handicapped. During my time we had one-session schools. As such we could spend our evenings on
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    SOCCER
    271 14 THE STATE OF OUR SPORTS Rugged? Yes— but the record is rather dismal VLJE CALL ourselves the "Rugged Society." Yet, except in swimming, ho'dkey, athletics and boxing, we are nonentities in the regional sphere. On the international scene, we are not in the running in anything. What is wrong
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    Is professionalism the only way to revive football?
    1649 14  - Is professionalism the only way to revive football? PERCY SENEVIRATNE By •JMIKHK is n.i^in^ worry thai the National Stadium will become ;i ghost ground lifter the Seap (lames in September. But the concern is not as great as it was, say, half a year ago. Soccer is beginning to come
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    Tourney pumps new life into the game
    219 14 Tourney pumps new life into the game r! is said that Minister for Education Dr. Lee Chiaw Meng secured reelection to Farrer Park about two months before polling day last September when Farrer Park won the Lee Kuan Yew Cup in the inaugural inter-constituency soccer tournament. There was overwhelming response
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    'We are on the right track'
    148 14 MR. S.T. RETNAM (executive secretary, National Sports Promotion Board): "As in many sports, soccer has been in the doldrums for some time. But 1972 has witnessed a resurgence. The volume of matches is now three times that of the previous year. "We not only
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      121 14 By popular 1 1 1 hO J |J --t"S |NGLECOPY by SOHAN LAL DHAWnV Dost fraa and AWTHER SINGH \K»»»-» rww^ Here it is in answer to all your numerous requests. An abridged version of the wellreceived MALAYSIAN INCOME TAX. By the same authors who gave you the companion best-seller,
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    Timber factory fined $2,000 for smoky chimney
    248 15 Timber factory fined $2,000 for smoky chimney STARLIGHT Timber Products Co. Ltd. in Jurong was fined $2,000 in the First Magistrate's Court yesterday for permitting dark smoke to emit from one of its chimneys. Its representative. Mr. M. Jeyara], admitted that the dark smoke emitted exceeded the legal limit. Mr.
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    Free Punjabi classes
    49 15 THE KhaUa Association will hold Punjabi classes for candidates offering the subject at General Certificate of Education or Higher School Certificate levels. Classes will be held on Mondays. TuesAys. Thursdays and Fridays at the association's premises in Tessonshon Road starting on Monday. The courses are free.
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    Party meeting
    19 15 CADHi.g and member* of the Peoples Front will meet at their headquarters tomorrow to review their activities
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    Tax relief for Scholarship Fund donations
    102 15 Tax relief for Scholarship Fund donations ALL donors to the People's Scholarship Fund will be able to obtain income tax relief on their contributions. This, according to the Communications Minister Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, is a token of the Government's appreciation of the public's support for the fund. Response to
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    Two police officers to go overseas
    82 15 TWO senior police officers, Asst Supt. Jag] It Singh and Insp. Shyam Kumar, have been selected to attend overseas courses. Insp. Kumar will leave today for the United States to attend a 13- week course at the FBI National Academy. He will be away
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    Police and the public party
    42 15 THE MP for Bukit Panjanß. Mr Lee Ylok Seng, will oflin:it€ at the New Year and police public co-operntion celebration of the constituency :<t the Bukit Panjang community centre in Loronv Malai on Monday at 7.30 p.m.
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    Music and memories flow from Rosa's romantic magic harp
    294 15  -  Nancy Byramji By BACK home in Korea Rosa II. H- is known H the romantic harp maiden. Music seems to flow from her fingers as she runs them along the strings of her instrument and as the soft drains fill the
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      593 15 On your TV and Radio 2.45 Pi PfogfamnieSurmiiat^^ 748 Programme Summary 2.47 Ounia Wanita Cade's Country 3.17 Feature Film-Yankee Pasha m News 4.47 Ghazal 9.16 Dondang Sayang 5.12 Programme Summary S.SS The Protectors 5.15 Don Knotts Show 10.22 The Marty Feldman Show 5.51 Weather Report 11-12 News 600 News 11.22
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      177 15 12.51 PM Opening and Ruff And (.35 Musical Showcase (Repeat) Reddy 7 IS What's My line 1 n 1 7.40 News and Newsreel (C) r m v r m 8M Agency Show Biz 1.35 Take Four (New Year Edition m flews -Repeat) 9.11 The Black and White Minstrel 2.25 Saturday
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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        77 16 Dunlnp 9 00 1 40 Ajinnmolo S 6.10 +1.10 Slrimrn S (35 .85 Tractor* I 5.80 .70 Src 5.40 .6') V II Srnt S 800 .80 A Amal S 4.M .50 N.B.T $10.00 .50 Kl. Krpont (10.30 .50 C O *10.80 t .50 V, Jacks 480 .48 (arlsbrrg S
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        Most active stock
        22 16 M. Credit 191.000 S. MerUn 179.000 M. Banking 178.000 S.B.S. 157,000 Total Turnover: 3.17 M Total Value: 513.98 M
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        47 16 Jut. 4 Jan. Indurtri.l. MMi 4UA-, 1 Hot,!. Ul.lt 151«: Propntln: MJ.19 5»8.»: t Tim: 141.71 144 t I rmbbrn: ITI.lt tllJt; O.CJ.C. 44«.«l Mi.«< D«c. M. 1M« E IM 1 Dm. 11. itM s t D«c. t$. IMS b >M t Jmn. 1. 1»7» IM
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      1307 16 CLOSING TONE: Properties t is) while the rest hUmdy TI'RNOVER: OlßcuU total turnover v supplied by the sux-k Exchange yesterday Including odd tola totalled 3.172 000 i3.M7.000i. Hock and share unit* valued at f11.M0.7(0 <1M.924.210i »hlle industrial! accounted (or 1.2H.000 c2.6J5 000). hotels 369 000 1473.000). oil palms
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      326 16 rE stock market crowd lenerally better in moderate trading yesterday when the bulk of the buiinen was written on speculative account Follow throucb buying- was particularly strong In the morninc bat price levrls were Partially pared In bouts ot profit taking which set in later. Apart
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      2254 16 RID and offer pnres o[(lrull> lirttd and business In and reported ie the euiirspore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms "f the Stock rxchangr ymerday with the number ol shares traded >hown in bracket* In lots of 1.000 unit, unless otnerwu* specified Indaslrtala Acrna .4905. (li 4.45. ll) 4
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      314 16 UONO KONO. m Th* market experienced other two exciting trading sessions with the glamour for low price shares being the order of the day Many of the blue chips sl«o made gnod profit* Though pruflt-taking appeared towards the close, it could not prevent the index from reaching another
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      667 16 BRITISH INSULATED Calender's Cables has acquired Groove and Welter of Neuss. West Germany, a producer of engraving zinc sheets for the printing industry. Acquisition terms were not disclosed. BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES has reported a consolidated profit for the year ended September 1972 of A 523.919.000
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      IRG seeks more capital to carry out expansion
      502 16 INDUSTRIES and Realty Group is proposing a rights issue on* the basis of oiu-for-two to raise additional capital to finance expansion as well as cut bank overdrafts. A premium of 20 cents Is being asked for the 2.781,043 new shares being created
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      874 16 CITY DEVELOPMENTS Is still on the land acquisition trail. Prior to the year-end It announced the purchase of No. 65 Soon Wing Road. Singapore, for $2,401,250 to be satisfied by the Issue of 1.740 037 shares of 50 cent par value, the ourchase of Nos. 6. 7 and
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        530 16 TIjELBOLRVE. Prl Mlnln« stocU advanced over a wide front on the Melbourne stock Exchange today Industrial sham conunued nrm M*tnber> of th« CRA Group hud a good day. CJt_A lUell Jumped to AS6 10 W—QlairlaW went to |2 39 and Haaarraler to UM. There were few If any eaubllihed
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        252 16 NEW YORK, Thurs 11 Profit-taking drove the market sharply lower today but a late surge enabled the list to make up more than half the lost ground before the closing bell. Turnover was heavy. Weakness was most evident In the blue chlD group, with Eastman Kodak comtn* under
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        137 16 THt loUoarlm »TB U» M*f> 1 mf r.ober and Urn price, since l»i» NOTC: Tin markrt "frrMl" Nm. 14 I>4». Rubber prim hrfore U5« are Spot anal lhrrran>r Noon fob (per kite) 1»S4) tit ITS eta. MSI llljUi r««. 1IM III »44 cte 1»51 IMiU eta. 1M4 M»J»1 cu.
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        53 16 Ul» UII London S4 ao U.M Belrul Sft 15 UU ■amikosf MM a< 40 lunch M TOB lUB SS.IOS tB.MM Pan. «»4 MIS Slasaporr 111 WHS M•» Spot* It) m.M 2J050 ID l.iporl pric ia aon-airrlmic aroaa la la dollara per own. (J' Loral vnkn prlraa la »in«a:orr
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        24 16 JAN. 5. RIBBER: $123 M cents (down 3 W cents). TIN: 5429 25 (up *2rj). OHum offering Ms tous iup 24 tona).
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        100 16 /■MINIM paODUCI fXCMO.CC pillcl| S p|a)*Plc Ctosl>la Cmihm* Otl oulh «4J »»llrrt. ■•SMI Miu* loos* VK'l-onl eaowr Munlok AIITA wr.il, I O.I) IOOt NLW 130:1 •rllm Kara•ak obltt f.o b. Mt NLW |lt]| arllera. Harawak apmal black fob *tr NLW tint ..1,,. iara»«k AST A blark fob. 100% NLW
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        73 16 London copper prirm on Thursday (prvvKHU in bra<krti> Vt'irrlar Spoi hu.rr ■iM „1 IMM3O) trlltr *****0 ***** 0(1: Thro JIKUIU buTrr HI M IKM.OUI a.llrr 14*4.00 114H.301. »«W MM: Kimur. salw 1021 toaa. PALM OIL la London on Thursday th* palm oil prim of Malayan i par cant
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        266 16 rE Straits tin price In Penang yesterday perked another $2.25 to $629 25 per picul on an official offering up 24 tons to 249 tons. The gradual upturn of the local market was attributed to the strong overseas support and strong market sentiment In the overnight London
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        466 16 rTIHTJRBDAY'S rise proved M. to have been overdone and following an easier' close to the London market, opening Quotations In the rubber market yesterday were marked down Profit-taking and lack ol sufficient buying support brought the market down to 124 25 cents per kilo foi January by noon.
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        89 16 LV SMR price* Unwd by lhe MiUyUan rtubber Exctwnc »od Rubber Auocuuon ot Bln«mpcre tt noon ye»uid«> (Carrail Moatb) (f«nrai« M^ahi B«j€t» IMIm Kmyn ItUn (rnU mt k» rnt* orr k* JCV ,1-ton PaU,t. 134 50 lislbw 125 00 137 00* JL (1-ton P«U«I 134 Ml 12SMN IMOO
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        98 16 |-HE AiaoclaUon o« Bank* In M»lmjrn«.Bln»«port announced 1 Ihwe beat acreed merch.nl nut a. .t Jan 5 ouncfa f^!**"*" to «ne oßlt SELLING BUYING r*nttm (in*, TT«OD TT OD >8 Dollar j |jjO ltfltt 5 iLn Lurtralian DoUar JiuJ Jj?" iinaduin Dollar jJJJi „JiS !55'« lew Zealand Dollar
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        90 16 1 mth it, tirk.it. iwlji If" si s& 4143P 1 81 AN curmicy deposit (or Friday. Jan S I > Mian Offar BM d»T» S 1/4 I/I ■nth a i is S 11 16 mih. S 1/1 mUu 6 is/ 1« s v i s mth» i,ie
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    266 18  - Onassis bid to build first million ton ship ANTHONY RAMASAMY By fliE race to build the world's first one million ton ship was declared "on" in earnest by the Onassis Group in London recently. Mr. Onassis has given the go-ahead to design proposals which are to be presented at discussions
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    424 18 Local sawn timber exports to Liverpool climb STEEL WOOD Carriers of Singapore estimates that exports of sawn tlmbor from 31ngapore and Malaysia to Liverpool have grown by more than 50 per cent In the first six months of 1972. Steelwood Carriers, an American controlled company. Is a specialist bulk carrier
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      207 18 "U" nw *"\T'L Oltlari iot,io t urn kutM. Douii »,ctoru u.T,m« tgrr-ar"— Zm'uWS ■g»gWl¥i mmmmWJmfiXm' a IC[iJ«i.» tM Sai uunili mmfm, mm"""Z" iMJ H ciuin ■night wsa.. n S WALLIM STAR AGENCIfS (J) PTI LTD ma, Ilia Ctoatm 111 Mar, culm tM, i mmmt ||W) W COMPASS AGENCIES PTE. LTD.
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      568 19 PERBADANAN KEMAJUAN PELANCUNGAN, MALAYSIA Permohonan adalah dlpelawa daripada Warganegara MaUysia bagi memenohi Jawatan-Jawatan berikut:— (A) Jawatan-Jawatan: 1. PENGUBUS, Kompleks Tainan Pelancunfan Buklt Nana» Batu Caves Tangga gaji: $750 x 50 850 950 x 5o —1150/ 1300 x 50 1500 1600 x 100 1800. Umur: Tldak meleblhi 40 tahun. Kelonggaran syarat
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      662 19 XL Berkebolehan bertutur, membaca dan menulis dalam Bahasa Malaysia dengan memuaskan. 111. (1) Berpengetahuan yang balk mengenai adat lstiadat kebudayaan tempatan; dan (U) Berpengetahuan seku-rang-kurangnya 3 Uhun dalam hal-hal penyusunan, menyuntlng aUu menulis berita-berlU makalian aUu majallah. KeuUmaan Khas: Akan dlberl kepada calun-calun yang mempunyai pengalaman aUu kelayakan dalam bidang
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      614 19 IP. OPERATtTt TALITCN Tangga gajl: »im x 10 IM/1M x 10 300 x 15 350. Umur: Tldak lebih daripada tahun. Kelayakan dan Pengalaman: Calun-calun bagl lantikan hendaklah:— I. Mempunyai sekurang-kurang-nya Sijii Rendah Pelajaran (LCE) atau yang setaraf dengannya. 11. Berkebolehan bertutur. membaca dan menulis dalam Bahasa Malaysia dengan meir.^qulran Sementara
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      626 19 TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES CIVIL ENGINEERING Due to the expansion of our activities, two technical -sales representatives are required Immediately, one to be based in Penang to cover the North, one to be based in Johore Bahru to cover the South. FOSSTIONS Ea;n man will be responsible for calling on consultants.
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      682 20 A CHOICE FOR PROGRESS in Qollei Singapore The Rollei Organisation in Singapore is a multi-million industrial organisation with manufacturing facilities at Jurong, St. Michael's Estate, Alexandra Road. Indus Road. Chai Chee Road, and soon at Kallang Place And v«e are still growing. Because of our rapid growth we have new
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      571 20 MM! Placement Advisory Services H^IH ♦<" Clients The electrical engneerirj division of longettablished and respected Firm it engaged in the marketing end distribution of electrical iwirchgeors, motors, lighting fiituret, power station equipment, telecommunications equipment, electronic equipment, etc. It is in the process of expanding its activities in Singapore and requires
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      568 20 IF YOUR NEW YEAR RESOLUTION IS TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN SALES, THEN READ BELOW: WE ARE EXPANDING OUR SALES FORCE AND REQUIRE SEVERAL SALE REPRESENTATIVES IN MARKETING A WORLD-WIDE ESTABLISHED LINES OF INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS. IF YOU HAVE THE FOLLOWING: i) Pleasant personality ii) Self-Starter iii) Own car iv) Age between
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      598 20 LEMBAGA PEPERIKSAAN KEMENTERIAN FELAJARAN MALAYSIA "Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music" rvper.ksaan Bertulis— l973 Peperlksaan yang tersebut di atas akan diadakan di beberapa buah pusat di Malaysia Baral pada hari Sablu 3hb. Mac. 1973. Guru-Guru muzik yang hendak memasukkan calun-calun mereka mestilah mengetahui sukatansukatan Peperlksaan 1973 dar. bayaran
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      494 20 IN THE HIGH (Ol'BT IN MALAYA AT KUALA II Vl'l I, CIVIL SUIT NO. 1043 OF 1972 Between Interlmke Inc. Plaintiff.. And Ltm Tien Keng il' A Eiin Lee Seng Cot Defendant NOTICE To:- LUn Tien Keng (T A Ban Lee Seng Co.) formerly of No. 43A, Jalan Hicks. Kuala
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      463 21 E CAREER OPPORTUNITIES WITH OUR EXPANDING ALUMINIUM DIVISION R&D ENGINEER Qualifications/Experience University graduate in Mechanical Engineering. Previous experience in designing tools and fixtures will be an advantage. The Job: To assist the Manager of R Cx D and Works Preparation department in improving the present range of products. Must be
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      464 21 V^ '"P SAFETY INSPECTOR BRUNEI SHELL PETROLEUM COMPANY LIMITED have a vacancy for a Safety Inspector in their Safety Department in Seria, State of Brunei. Applications are invited from suitably qualified staff aged between 25 and 40. Candidates should have:Patsed the Malaysian Certificate of Education or an equivalent examination, and
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      832 21 FINANCIAL EXECUTIVES (SENIOR APPOINTMENTS) A leading multinational manufacturer with ambitious expansion plan* fat Singapore and Malaysia has reorganized its Finance activity and hi Marching for young, enthusiastic and weD educated man who would enjoy the challenge, hard work and sense of achievement as thty develop with the company. GENERAL FINANCE
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    292 24 THE Minister of x State (Educa lion), Mr. Chai (ihong Vii, yesterday stressed that Singapore should place more emphasis on civic education. "In ancient days, civic education of the young was the responsibility of parents ln the East. But times have changed, and there's
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    57 24 GRAPE vendor Tan Seng Huat of Jaian Pasir was fined $500 yesterday for using a faulty spring scale at the junction of New Bridge Road and Sago Lane at 11.10 a.m. on Nov. 28 last year. He admitted that the scale was short by half a 1 pound
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    68 24 COL. TtIONG SING CHING, M.8.E., passed away peacehilly at O.R.G.H. on 4.1.73 ■fter a short illneaa. He was 60. Sadly missed by wife, son* Dr. TONY HOW SING and CYRIL HOW SIX. daughters JUNE HOW TING and ANN* HOW KING, sons-in-law DR NG TIN TICK and DR DAVID TAN
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    26 24 2 i* BIANG Owen Rd. 71 PWfuUy 4 1 7J, •Mvtnc beloved mlf e Mary Llmc.ua I En t 7 ««MhUr, and 1 to ?Ster-
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      382 24 PWD SINGAPORE Tenders ara Invited for the following "SMK T 1/73 SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF OILS AND LUBRICANTS FOR THE PERIOD Ist APRIL 1973 to 31st MARCH 1975." Restricted to PWD registered Contractors under "SUPPLY OP PETROLEUM PRODUCTS" and all persons or Companies who are not registered with the PWD.
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      82 24 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18. 197* EDITION) PUBLIC EXAMINATION In Bankruptcy No. 282.72 Chek Yin Tuck of No S7-E, Outram Park Block 19. Singapore. 3. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Supreme Court has Ordered that the Public Examination of the abovenamed bankrupt be held on Wednesday, the 24th day
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      606 25 United face a tough task at Highbury gCOTTISH International George Graham, sold by Arsenal for £120,000 ($780,000) eight days ago, makes a swift return to his old ground when he lines up for Manchester United against his former club in an English First Division match at Highburg tomorrow. Graham had
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      OPENING BAT SAEED IS DROPPED
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      Two brothers break legs
      42 25 WALLASEY. England. Fri.— Bi others David and Malcolm Johnson have tots In common They both love soccer and both are hobbling on crutches. David. 23, and Malcolm. 26. both broke legs playing soccer in separate frame* last weekend.
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      Richest golf tourney
      131 25 TCEW YORK. Frl. The richest golf tournament In the history of the sport will be played in November at Pinehurst, North Carolina, the US Professional Golfers' Association (POA) announced here today. The tournament, the "World Open," win be worth a total of US$5OO,OOO (over £200.000), with a
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      China's Hou beats Pri in 2 sets
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      257 25 AUCKLAND, Ftl. Australian drivers will hold three of the four front grid positions for tomorrow's NZ A 512,000 (about $39,600) New Zealand Orand Prix. Frank Matich of Sydney (Repco-Matich A5O) earned pole position with the fastest lap time of one minute
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      252 26  - Kiat Lok in table tennis squad PETER SIOW By ■j^ATIONAL table-tennis champion Joe Kiat Lok, a former Indonesian star is among the 13 named by the Singapore Table Tennis Association for centralised training. The 1966 and 1968 Indonesian champion will, however, not be eligible to represent Singapore In the Seap
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      179 26 ACE KIAN CHIEW SEES HIS SIDE BEATEN KAMPONO ÜBI'S ace player. Tan Klan Chlew, yesterday saw his tram beaten 65-44 by Oeylang Serai In the second round of the Inter-constituency basketball tournament and he could do little to help. In fact, he had much to take the blame for It.
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