The Straits Times, 7 February 1973

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    29 1 RICIIVED 1 FEBW7S I J Sf* JOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 235,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1973 20 CENTS M.C. (P) 28/73
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    387 1 British N-sub request Right of entry to S-EA ports sought CANBERRA, Tuesday THE British Government is seeking general agreement with countries in South-east Asia for right of entry for its nuclear-powered submarines to their ports. Speaking at a press conference here today prior to his departure for Jakarta tomorrow, the
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    Lock icon 60 treated for heat fatigue
    39 1 SYDNEY, Tues. Thousands of workers walked off the Job or were given the day off when outer-city temperatures today .spiralled to 121 degrees F. (49.5 Cl. Sixty people were treated for heat fatigue. Reuter.
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    Holiday road death toll rises to 29
    373 1 Holiday road death toll rises to 29 ITUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Eight more people have died on the road bringing the total to 29 during the Chinese New Yearholidays. In Negerl Sembllan, three people were killed, in Perak two, in Johor two and in Malacca one. In Perak. a soldier was
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    Agnew pledge for a stable SE-A
    492 1  -  TAN WEE LIAN By UNITED States VicePresident Spiro Agnew has pledged his country's co-ope-ration with Singapore and other nations to build a stable and free South-east Asia. In a departure statement at Paya Lebar airport yesterday, Mr. Agnew said: The end of the war
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    It's bulls all the way
    357 1  - It's bulls all the way BOB NG S.T. INDEX HITS NEW PEAK AS PRICES MOVE UP By DULLS ushered in D the Year of the Ox with a bang on Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. In the first trading day of the new Chinese lunar year, many big
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    Lock icon Lambeth Palace fire-bombed
    57 1 LONDON. Tues. Three fire bombs were thrown into the grounds of Lambeth Palace, residence of the Archlblshop of Canterbury, late last night damaging a cottage on the south London estate. Prompt action by a caretaker prevented the spread of a fire started by one of the petrol
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    Lock icon Talks on US dollar crisis
    255 1 ¥>ONN, Tues. Am- bassadors of 10 major currency countries were called to a meeting here later today as a deluge of unwanted U.S. dollars reached towards the proportions of West Germany's serious monetary crisis of May 1971. At that time, the Bonn Government was forced
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    43 1 US CLEARS THE MINES WASHINGTON, Tues. Four US nmvy mintsweepers were ordered to begin clearing an anchorage 35 miles off Haiphong harbour to serve as a base of operations for later sweeping of mines from North Vietnamese ports. AP. See Page 3
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      Lock icon Brawl at airport greets Hanoi unionists
      237 2 Brawl at airport greets Hanoi unionists BRISBANE, Tues. DEMONSTRATORS <• trade unionists brawled at the airport here today as two North Vietnamese union leaders arrived. Mr Vu Dinh, president of the Hanoi Federation of Trade Unions, and Mr. Tran Than, deputy head of the North Vietnamese Trades Union International Department,
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      Lock icon HK deports 15 spies
      42 2 HONO KONO, Tues— Fifteen spies were deported to Taiwan last Thursday, reliable sources said today. A Government spokesman confirmed that "a number of people" were deported to Taiwan on that day but he would give no details. AP.
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      31 2 JAKARTA, Tues— lndonesian authorities have designated Baun Island, south of West Irian, as a protected sanctuary for the bird of paradise, native to the eastern parts of Indonesia. UPI.
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      Lock icon Launch tragedy
      23 2 DACCA, Tues. Twenty-five people died when a small passenger launch capsized at Barisal. about 75 miles south of here today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Food airlift
      22 2 LONDON. Tues. Britain is to undertake a special airlift of food supplies to parts of Nepal suffering from famine.— (Reuter.
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      Lock icon Sri Lanka Speaker under fire over Press Bill row
      224 2 Sri Lanka Speaker under fire over Press Bill row /COLOMBO. Tues— SeV' veral Ministers have strongly criticised tbe Speaker of the National State Assembly for upholding an Opposition point of order and referr'nc a controversial Press Council Bill to the new Constitutional Court. They were addressing a trade union rally
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      Lock icon CIA did not use US firms for spying says ex-chief
      152 2 CIA did not use US firms for spying says ex-chief WASHINGTON, Tues. Mr. Richard Helms, former Chief of the US Central Intelligence Agency, said today the agency exchanges information with major US corporations, but declared It has not used the firms for espionage purposes. Mr. Helms, in his first public
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      Lock icon Why US must give arms aid to Saigon
      205 2 Why US must give arms aid to Saigon WASHINGTON, Tuesday fHK United States will have to supply the South Vietnamese armed forces with replacement military equipment and spare parts for the foreseeable future, according to a Government agency report released today. The Vietnam ceasefire agreement" permits the U.S. to replace
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      80,000 become Pakistanis
      50 2 RAWALPINDI. Tues. About 80,000 citizens of the State of Jammu and Kashmir living In Britain were given Pakistani citizenship yesterday. A Government announcement said an ordinance amending Pakistan's Citizenship Act 1951 also meant that Jammu and Kashmir residents of other foreign clUes might be granted citizenship. TJPI
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      24 2 OTTAWA, Tues. Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau announced today that OovernorOeneral Roland Michener would remain In office for one more year. UPI.
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      25 2 NEW YORK. Tues. Three sailors were killed and eight Injured In an explosion yesterday aboard a U8 destroyer In the Atlantic AP
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      17 2 CHITTAOOXG. Tues— Twelve pcopie died and 31 were injured In a clash near htre. Rerter.
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      Lock icon 5,000-man U.S. task force to help clear mines from N. Vietnamese harbours
      466 3 5,000-man U.S. task force to help clear mines from N. Vietnamese harbours WASHINGTON, Tues REPRESENTATIVES of the U.S. and North Vietnam have met in Haiphong to plan the removal of thousands of mines that have closed North Vietnamese ports since May last year. The talks, reported here by the Defence
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      Lock icon Australia to have ties with Hanoi: Whitlam
      117 3 Australia to have ties with Hanoi: Whitlam /CANBERRA. Tues. Ausv/ tralla has told "neighbouring and associated countries" that It intends to recognise North Vietnam, Prime Minister Gough Whitlam announced here today. Speaking at his weekly press conference Mr. Whitlam said a study being carried out by the Department of Foreign
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      The $17mil Shakespeare story
      117 3 The $17mil Shakespeare story LONDON, Tues. British and Italian television companies are to bring the life story of dramatist William Shakespeare to the screen at a cost of some £2,500,000 (about $17 million). The mammoth production was announced today by Sir Lew Orade, head of the British Independent Company Associated
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      27 3 NAIROBI. Tue? —Kenya has given local governments until June 1 to remove British names from towns and streets, and substitute them with African names. AP.
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      28 3 BONK, Tues.— The number of motor vehicles In West Germany topped the 30 million mark last year, the Federal Bureau of Motoring Statistics announced. Reuter.
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      BURGLAR-ALARM GEESE
      58 3 T OS ANGELES, Tues. A JLJ truck equipment company here said yesterday It had succeeded in eliminating thefts from Its premises by using one of the "noisest automatic burglar alarm systems" geese. The company began using geese as security guards a year ago after officials read that the
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      Lock icon Time: Why Japan didn't get the world stature it craves
      291 3 Time: Why Japan didn't get the world stature it craves NEW YORK. Tues. If the Japanese have not sained the international stature they desire it is largely their own fault, Time magazine said yesterday, addin g that one reason is their economic creed. Discussing the prospective reconstruction of South-east Asia
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      Lock icon Second big drug haul in Rome
      58 3 ROME, Tues The police last night made their second big drug haul In a month at Rome's central railway station, finding three suitcases packed with Just over 1321b. of hashish worth 200 million lire (about $923,000). Last month, police found two other suitcases packed
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      17 3 TAIPEH, Tues. Taiwan exported 500,000 metric tons of sugar worth US$BO million last year. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Gaullists take new stance
      70 3 PARIS. Tues. France's ruling Oaullists. taking a new election stance, today made President Pompidou's political future the decisive issue in their campaign for parliamentary elections now only four weeks away. Prime Minister Pierre Messmer. addressing a party rally, warned of the "conflict" beU ween president and
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      Lock icon THAI AMNESTY OFFER TO GUERILLAS
      69 3 BANGKOK. Tues.—Thailand is planning a nationwide call on more than 7,000 armed communist guerillas to exchange their weapons for total amnesty and land. Oen. Salyud Kerdphol told reporters here the am- nesty offer would coincide with a ceasefire taking effect In Laos and Cambodia. The
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      Lock icon Guerillas in Burma trading opium for guns
      251 3 Guerillas in Burma trading opium for guns RANGOON, Tuesday rOMMI'XIST guerillas and rebel Shan tribesmen in north-east Burma are trading opium for weapons, a surrendered Shan leader said in Kengtung. Sang Nyat, who led 140 followers to give themselves up to government troops, told newsmen here that seven pounds (three
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      Lock icon OIL STRIKE IN THE PHILIPPINES
      102 3 OIL STRIKE IN THE PHILIPPINES MANILA. Tues. The Philippine Government today announced that oil had been found In four areas in the Philippines, but further tests were needed to determine the commercial value of the samples. The announcement said oil had been discovered in the southern areas of Mindanao and
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      Lock icon Take in Uganda Asians plea to Canada
      144 4 OTTAWA, Tues. Canada will be asked to accept a portion of Uganda Asians living in refugee camps in Western Europe, the United Nations H:gh Commissioner for Refugees said yesterday. Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan, who Is here for talks with Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau.
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      59 4 EDINBUROH, Tues A 31--year-old West Oerman bank clerk was sentenced to life Imprisonment today (or killing his teenage bride on their wedding day by pushing her over a cliff. During the 10-day trial the prosecution argued that Ernst Dumoulln murdered his 18-year-old wife Helga so that
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      Lock icon MUST JOURNALISTS TELL? U.S. MOVE TO PROVIDE SHIELD
      256 4 MUST JOURNALISTS TELL? U.S. MOVE TO PROVIDE SHIELD WASHINGTON, TuM pONORESS today began considering legislation to protect Journalists who refuse to disclose sources of confidential information. Leading members of the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee Indicated In statements that they would approve a Bill giving Journalists at least a limited
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      41 4 NEW YORK. Tues. Black and white students fought with knives, fists, rocks and razors at two Florida high schools. The clashes left at least 18 students injured and on* of the schools closed for the day. UPI.
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      Lock icon Accord at last on $450m Euratom project
      406 4 Accord at last on $450 m Euratom project BRUSSELS, Tuesday gI'ROPKAN Common Market Science Ministers ended years of wrangling here today by agreeing on a next four-year common nuclear research project for the nine-nation enlarged Community. Agreement on the 160 million units of account about £66 million ($448 million) programme
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      44 4 WASHINOTON, Tues. The first exhibition of Western art lent to the United States by the Soviet Union, 41 paintings by acknowledged masters, was announced yesterday by the National Gallery of Art In collaboration with the Knoedler Gallery In New York. AP.
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      Spanish protest
      24 4 lh^* 113 Tue Th* Spanhe hE"!?! 1 hM Pretested?.. •n™ h v «""nent over an announcement that the British Mediterranean next month.
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      Lock icon Bid to kill Mujib's rival party leader
      237 4 DACCA, Tues. The National Socialist Party claimed today that its chairman, Major M.A. Jalil, was the target of an unsuccessful assassination attempt yesterday en Bhola Island, about 75 miles (120kms> south of here. The NSP was launched by the ruling Awami League's former
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      Lock icon 'Visit cancelled not through anti-Japanese sentiment'
      131 4 'Visit cancelled not through anti-Japanese sentiment' rKYO, Tues. A Foreign Ministry spokesman today denied a local report that antl-Japanesr sentiment in Thailand was the reason behind the cancellation of a naval fleet s scheduled vMt to Bangkok. He declined comment on the report that the Gov-ernmt-nt yesterday notified the cancellation
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      46 4 NEW DELHI. Tues. Armed guards have been posted around at least four Western embassies after the Indian Ooverr.ment learned of possible attacks by Palestinian guerillas. The guards have appeared outside the British High Commission, and the American. West Oerman and Dutch Embassies Reuter.
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      170 4 Elections boycott threat by Seoul's newest party GEOUL, Tues. The De*P mocratic Unification Party DUP, South Koreas newest political organisation, threatened today to boycott this month's parlla- en t ry lect »ons unlt^ President Park Chung- hee shows he plans to preserve what it described as democatlc fundamentals Mr. Yang
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      Lock icon Taiwan, not China linked with drug traffic: Expert
      267 5 Taiwan, not China linked with drug traffic: Expert NEW YORK, Tues— Far Eastern drug traffic is linked with Taiwan rather than Peking, Yale University expert Albert McCoy said yesterday. Mr. McCoy, author of the book. The Politics of Heroine In South-east Asia, told reporters: "It appears that elements of the
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      384 5 Job of mass media to advance society MANILA, Tuesday THK mass media in developing countries of South-easl Asia should play the role of an agent*for tnc advancement- of society, Philippines Public Information Secretary Francisco Tatad said toduv. Speaking at the opening of a two-day conference of the Association of South-east
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      Waldheim: Time not right
      67 5 Waldheim: Time not right NEW DELHI. Tues. United Nations Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim today came out of an hour-long meeting with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and said he did not think a suitable atmosphere existed at present for solving the triangular problems of the sub-conti-nent Involving Pakistan India and Bangladesh. Dr
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      Partner offer by oil firm
      62 5 BEIRUT. Tues. Oasis Oil, the largest producing group in Libya, has made an offer to the Libyan Government regarding ,tate participation In Its concession. The Middle East Economic Survey, a weekly review of oil affairs, today said Oasis offered that participation In Libya be modelled
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      47 5 PARIS. Tues. Centrist politician Jean-Jacques ServanSchrelber said today the Concorde airliner project was finished, and said of 250 aircraft that were originally to have been built, only nine have been ordered and now the production programme has been reduced to 20— Reuter.
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      34 5 MELBOURNE, Tues. Most of the State of Victoria had four Inches of rmln In the 24 hours up to mid-day today, breaking the drought which gripped the region for 10 months AP.
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      When NZ won't object to French N-tests
      148 5 When NZ won't object to French N-tests fiANBERRA. Tues— New \j Zealand would be partially satisfied if France switched from surface nuclear testing to underground detonations. New Zealand Attorney General, Dr. Martyn Finlay, has «aid. Or. Finlay was commenting to journalists here on American newspaper reports that France was preparing
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      Lock icon Indira: Don't be lulled by the ceasefire
      312 5 Indira: Don't be lulled by the ceasefire NEW DELHI. Tues. The Indian Prime Minister. Mrs. Indira Gandhi, warned today that the manner In which the Vietnam truce had been achieved could lead to more tensions. "The ceasefire should not lull us into the comfort that there will be peace all
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      20 5 NEW OELHI, Tues. Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandh. leaves here tomorrow for a fourday visit to Nepal. Reuter.
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        62 5 NEW YORK, Tues. A key figure In the cracking of the famous "French Connection' drug case of more than a decade ago was charged today with selling heroin worth more than US$2OO,OOO (about $576,000). Federal agents Identified him as Francis Waters, 43. the Fe deral Bureau of Narcotics agent In
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        46 5 TOKYO: Japans major opposition Socialist Party opened its annual convention today firm in the belief the time for power was close at hand. Party chairman Tomomi Narita declared that "our target to put an end to the Liberal Democratic Party's dictatorship has come within our reach."
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        34 5 NEW YORK: Part of a skull of a young Indian, believed to be the oldest human remains ever found In North Port Charlotte, Florida, was retrieved from a cave deep inside warm mineral springs.
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        17 5 TAIPEH: Traffic accidents claimed 21 lives during the Chinese New Year holidays; another 118 people were injured.
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        33 5 NEW YORK: Dr. John Gibbon Jr.. inventor of the heart lung bypass machine which made heart transplants possible, died yesterday In Lima, Pennsylvania, of a heart attack while playing golf. He was 69.
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        37 5 SAN FRANCISCO: Kelley Niles, a 13--year-old boy who was permanently paralysed as a result of a fight during a school baseball game, was awarded 1554.025,000 (about HI million) damares the largest such award in VS. legal history.
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        28 5 TEL AVIV: A high school girl student Is claiming 50,000 Israeli pounds ($35,000* damages against a local publishing company for printing post ers showing her In the nude.
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        26 5 SANTIAGO: Chiles Marxist President Salvador Allende declared at a major campaign meeting that "nothing and nobody" would prevent him from completing his six-year mandate in l'»7b
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        51 5 THE HAGUE: About 40,000 civil servants marched to Parliament buildings in one of the biggest demonstrations ever seen 'n the capital, to protest over pension contributions. They claim the Government has increased their contributions to their pensions from 10 per cent to 12.5 p r cent without consulting the unions.
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    Bus stop crash: Three still serious
    93 6 Bus stop crash: Three still serious YAP SAY SOY, seven, who was seriously Injured In an accident at a bus stop In Bendemeer Road, was still on the dangerously 111 list yesterday. Two others, Tan Chal Choon. 17, and Koy Soon Tin, 28, are also In a serious condition. They
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    Sports forum on the air
    65 6 RADIO Singapore will broadcast a sports forum on The State of Soccer In Singapore today at 8 p.m. The participants are Mr. S.T. Ratnam. executive secretary of the National Sports Promotion Board; Mr Michael Walker, the English professional coach now training the national squad; Mr.
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    Firm fined for CPF offences
    51 6 SUPERIOR Enterprises Pie Ltd., of Link Road, was fined a total of 11.280 for falling to pay In time Central Provident Fund contributions for two employees from April 1971 to July last M The firm pleaded guilty to S3 counts and was lined (40 on
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    Sacked expat hotel baker gets $9,900 damages award
    358 6  -  T.F. HWANG By HOTELIER, now working in Kuala Lumpur, was yesterday awarded $9,088 in a High Court damage s claim, arising from his alleged wrongful dismissal while on contract service here on April 29. 1971. Mr. Fred Neumann succeeded in all the
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    Youth found dead at foot of flats
    214 6 Youth found dead at foot of flats A 20-YEAR-OLD youth was found dead at the foot of a block of flats in MacPherson Estate on Monday night minutes after his mother refused to allow him get into her flat. Ong Eng Plong had gone i to nis mouiers inn noor
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    BLAIR JOHNSON BURIED AT SEA
    102 6 BLAIR JOHNSON BURIED AT SEA BUSINESS Times Editor Blair Johnson, who was drowned near Pulau Ayer Chawan. five miles off Jurong on Sunday morning during an overnight fishing trip, was buried at sea yesterday. Close friends and office colleagues attended thr funeral conducted in international waters by Father Russell, assistant
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    Gold watch found
    44 6 THE Registry of Vehicles has received a woman's gold wrist watch from a taxi driver (SH 4427) who said It was left behind by a passenger at about 9 p.m. on Monday night. The owner can claim It from the BOV.
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    Nurses union chief must go to Kuantan
    234 6 IfUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malayan Nurses Union president Miss Theresa Choong will have to go on transfer to Kuantan General Hospital after all. The secretary-general to the Health Ministry. Enclk Abdul Majld bin Mohamed Yusoff. said today: 'The transfer Is still on ana she
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    Survey of rooftop helipads for fire rescue
    218 7 Survey of rooftop helipads for fire rescue THE Fire Brigade is x surveying the number of high-rise buildings in Singapore which have rooftops where helicopters can land for rescue operations. The use of helicopters to fight fires In multi-storey buildings is another measure being considered by the Fire Brigade. However,
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    Barbers' 50-cent hike is on
    170 7 BARBERS In Singapore begin business in th,e Year of the Ox with dearer haircuts. The 50-cent hike for haircuts proposed by the Singapore Hairdressers Employers Association last year was implemented yesterday the first day of business for the majority. The president of the association, Mr.
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    About the EEC
    37 7 THE British High Commission commercial counsellor, Mr. P.S. Fleldlne. will speak on Britain and the European Economic Commission at the Rotary Club of Singapore luncheon meeting at the Mandarin Hotel at 1 p.m. today.
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    Smoke fine
    31 7 VAN driver Kwek Ah Soo was fined $75 yesterday by a magistrate's court (or driving a van that emitted excessive smoke along Paya Lrber Road on Oct. 22. 1971.
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    MINI THAT DIDN'T STOP AFTER HITTING BOY
    81 7 r>OLICE yesterday apA pealed for eye-wit-nesses of a hit-and-run accident in which a 13-year-old boy was seriously injured. Police said the boy. Tan Kok Henf, was at the junction of Middle Road and Malabar Street at 9.45 p.m. on Monday when a car
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    Asian faction of ICFTU to stand on its own
    422 7 Asian faction of ICFTU to stand on its own NTUC PLEDGE OF $5,000 TOWARD SOLIDARITY FUND K. LUMPUR. Tue« T1IK Asian body of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions voted today to become financially independent of its parent body. In moving the resolution, Mr. C.V. Devan Nalr, secretary- general
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    'HUMANITARIAN' GROUNDS—SO JUDGE REDUCES BAIL BY $17,000
    235 7 'HUMANITARIAN' GROUNDS— SO JUDGE REDUCES BAIL BY $17,000 AN ACCOUNTANT, facing 36 charges of forgery and criminal breach of trust involving over $357,000. had his ball of $25,000 reduced by $8,000 by the High Court yesterday on "humantarian" grounds. Mr. N. Ganesan, for Tan Chee Heong, made the application before
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      64 7 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl f HEY, /NO TIME TO TALK I DIDN'T COME IN I BOSS.'y ABOUT A RAISE ABOUT THAT... I'VE N_ I TOPAY! SEE MS BEEN COIN' SOME J lg_V__V > NSXT WEEKi/ -^RESEARCH fS 1 FOUNP THAT IF IT FLIES FARTHER YA SHOOT OUR AND STRAI&HTER
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    4,000 sheep killed to curb disease
    312 8 pOUH thousand sheep ;it the animal quarantine station at Jurong have been destroyed as a further measure to contain the foot and mouth disease which was first discovered last Thursday among KM) head of cattle at the station. The cattle had been imported from
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    Lawmen to be introduced to spaceage laser gun
    264 8 Lawmen to be introduced to spaceage laser gun AN American ballistics team will arrive here in April to introduce a space age technology weapon the laser beam rifle to local crimeflghters. The gun is the revolutionary Laser Lok sight beam American 180 rifle, which emits a very narrow and steady
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    $900 fine for tax offence
    44 8 HO TAT HENG of Victoria Hotel was yesterday fined a total of $900 on six charges for failIng to furnish Income tax returns within the stipulated 40 days for the assessment years from 196S to 1970. He pleaded guilt}.
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    Soviet team for talks on Pahang dam project
    207 8 Soviet team for talks on Pahang dam project I^UANTAN, Tues. Soviet officials are now in Kuala Lumpur for talks on the type and extent of their country's co-operation in the Tembeling hydro-electric project in Pahang, Tun Abdul Razak disclosed today. Although Malaysia would be calling for international tenders for the
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    Stamps that tell a story...
    159 8 rO sets of commemorative stamps depleting significant changes In Singapore In recent years will be Issued on Feb. 25 and April 29. The Minister of State for Communications, Dr. Ang Kok Peng, disclosed this on Sunday when he opened the Singapore Philatelic Society's third stamp
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    Drilling of tube wells catches on as S'pore becomes water-conscious
    356 8 DRILLING t u b e- wells for water is becoming popular in water conscious Singapore. Four firms have been established for this purpose. Three factories and a hotel in Orchard Road have already Installed tubewells to help conserve potable water
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    Repairing kampung road the gotong royong way
    125 8 Repairing kampung road the gotong royong way RESIDENTS of Kampung Kenroangan will launch a gotong-royong project to repair roads in the area soon. The MP for the area. Hajl Mohamed ArlfT bin Suradl. said that the decision was taken by the citizens' consultative committee in the area. "The project will
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    When a $3m garden opens...
    510 9  -  BAILYNE SUNO By SEIWAEN. the multimillion dollar Japanese garden in Juront Town, which will be opened officially on Feb. 16 at 6 p.m.. and to the public from Feb. 17. is the lar■Mt of its kind outside Japan. On 32 acres of a man-made island
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    $27,000 damages for grad who lost an eye in accident
    216 9 A NANYANG UniA versity graduate, who lost his right eye ip an accident, was yesterday awarded $27,000 damages by the High Court. Chng Kheng Hock, 25, joined the Inland Revenue Department as an assistant examiner in November 1970 about eight
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    Cholera: No new case reported
    74 9 Cholera: No new case reported NO new case of cholera has been reported since last Friday when a 51-year-old Jurong fitter was reported to have the disease. A spokesman of the Ministry for the Environment said yesterday that the patient was now recovering at Mlddleton Hospital. He will be discharged
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    BEACH CAMPERS MOVE OUT
    139 9 By CHRISTINA CHEAN6 TIIE 40 overland travellers camping in Singapore for the past two weeks have left Changi Beach. It is understood that police and Land Office offlcia's went to the beach on Monday and gave them a final warning to move by 10.30 a.m. yesterday.
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    I opened fire to save engineer from beating, PC tells court
    374 9 I opened fire to save engineer from beating, PC tells court A CISCO constable opened lire to rescue a PWI) engineer who was l>eing beaten up by three youths, a court heard yesterday. As the engineer, Mr. Chua Koon Hoe, collapsed, his head bleeding, constable Ngau Kiam Lian and another
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    Case of boy who forced girl to kiss him
    228 9 Case of boy who forced girl to kiss him A 16 YEAR OLD youth forced a teenaged girl to kiss him after he attempted to rob her of a gold chain worth $150, a court heard yesterday. District Judge Mrs. Tan Hoay Djin called for a probation report on Seah
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      265 9 Straits Times Crossword H IH IbHHI ~HP iH IF M ACROSS 6 Point to vessels coming up 7 Jet return excursions (5). to bar (S). 8 The way the music-box might 11 Consider story the member br used In the home (9). passed on? (11). S Vehicle given in exchange
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    The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1973 AMNESTY OFFER
    539 10 The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1973 AMNESTY OFFER THAILAND and the Philippines have decided that both the carrot and the stick are useful weapons in counter insurgency operations. They have offered amnesties to some of the dissident elements who cause dissension and divert their government from the urgent tasks
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    Providing the guidance
    789 10 rpHE Probation and A Aftercare Service became a division of the Ministry of Social Affairs in January 1967. The probation officer investigates, supervises and takes personal care of offenders placed on probation. His main purpose is to obtain accurate information on the circumstances, including the nature of
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    Delinquents... when one crime leads to another
    1576 10  - Delinquents... when one crime leads to another EVELYN NG SECOND OF A FOUR-PART SERIES r-ly You can't really blame the boys for committing offences. Their parents do not lay out tiu> proper social values for them and in some cases set poor examples for the boys to follow. 9 The
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      127 10 TOMORROW: When the law steps in Champion the proven power plug Champion has spent a lot of time and money perfecting Turbo Action spark plugs. Now you can positively improve the performance of your Japanese car. Yes, Turbo Action spark plugs actually increase acceleration and overall engine performance. Tests prove
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      MAS moves to arrest inflationary trends
      888 11  -  SOH TIANG KENG By IT IS dear the Government is now adopting a tighter credit policy to check inflationary trends and curb excess liquidity in the Singapore economy. Actions taken by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) during the past few weeks present conclusive
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      Year of the Bull off to a roaring start...
      413 11  - Year of the Bull off to a roaring start... BOB NG By rpHE Year of the Bull started appropriately in bullish fashion at the Stock Exchange yesterday the first trading day in the new Chinese lunar year. Strong selective buying of blue chips sent the Straits Times Industrial Ordinary share
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      CITY TALK
      166 11  -  CROESUS By Having your leg pulled f\F late we've heard \J little about Singapore as a tourist centre and even less about tourists who misbehave. We've had our share of naughty tourists who, when they come here, allow the atmosphere to to to their heads, and a couple
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      Lock icon LONDON PANEL'S CALL TO MAKE INSIDER DEALINGS A CRIMINAL OFFENCE
      445 11 LONDON PANEL'S CALL TO MAKE INSIDER DEALINGS A CRIMINAL OFFENCE LONDON: The Panel on Takeovers ;ind Mergers and the London Stock Exchange have concluded thai insider dealings should he made a criminal offence, enforcement being in accordance with normal Companies Acts practices. The panel said along with the Stock Exchange.
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      198 11 ,ync* TUMOUR INDEX t MUE STRAITS TIMES INDUSTRIALS ORDINARY SHARE INDEX TURNOVER VALUE S.E.M.S. 550 360 0 SHARE MOVEMENTS 450 MILLION DOLLAR If 311 •50 _^J |~j J| r i t"| 1 W !T MOV lEC JAN El MAI API MAT Jll JIL Alfi SEP ICT NY lEC JAI 1971
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    Lock icon The assembly line comes under fire
    741 12 DETROIT: After nearly 65 years, the institution that put Detroit on the map is under repeated attack by auto workers, labour unions and psychologists. The assembly line, a production method recorded as early as 1908. is accused of causing boredom on the part of
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    84 12 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Kesang (M) has announced the appointment of ENCIK AHMAD AZIZl'DDIN bin HAJI ZAINAL ABIDIN to its board as managing director. The company also announced that ENCIK AHMAD ROOSE bin RAJA ALI has been appointed a director. MR. LEE KOK WAH. an Honours graduate from the University of
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    $750,000 project almost ready
    235 12 QVERSEAS Land, a Joint venture realty company, is putting finishing touchrs to its second housing project in Singapore. Known as Fernhill A part m.nts. the $750,000 estate is spread over a 45,946 sq. ft. (4,268, sq. metres) freehold site at thr junction of Strvrn. Orancr Orovr
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      Tin declines
      153 12 THk Straits tin price in Penang yesterday (hopped by $1.87J to $0).1'.2i per piciil on mi oncial offering down M 7 tons to 121 tons. The overnight London price remained steady with forward buyers quoted at £1,635 per metric ton. LONDON: Monday's tin ruled very steady at modest
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      CLOSING PRICES
      17 12 FEB. 6 RUBBER: closed. TIN: 5636.12\ (down 51.87J). Official offering: 121 tons (down 37 tons).
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      PRODUCE
      102 12 /-HINESE PRODUCE, EXCHANCE. V SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. drum 542 »elltr». Cspra: Mixed looxe IK Com. I2«l B PWMI Muniok AST A whit. f.o.b. KHi' NLW $220 selli-rd. Bara«:ik white f.O.h. !<«• NI.W HM ssUsta, Sarawak special bla. k f. 0.0 9«'; NLW ***** 5,-ll.rn. Snniu'k
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      Copper prices
      33 12 London copper prlrtt on Mondiv (PrrviouK in brnrkrto. Wirrbar Spot huyrr {459.50 iiVjH.mn vllrr MM Thrr.- months l.uv r f.VM .00 I (509.50) «ellrr PSI.II (01S.SS) law i. mm »>.650 ton».
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      PALM OIL
      38 12 In London on Monday ihp p'tlm oil prtaM of Malayan i>.r < nt CIX !(< N Kuropran ports in thr huik si.rlinc prr lonK ton July lite, was •luotrd at IK f!<s ssNars or CM. f235| Mllrrn. lun.hanc.Ji.
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      London rubber quiet but steady
      95 12 London rubber quiet but steady T ONDON: Rubber was quiet but relatively steady on Monday despite the Chinese New. Year holiday in Singapore. Dealers reported isolated landed interest for last quarter 1973 but CIFs in the main were neglected. The official tone was quiet. CIFs closed O.lOp per kilo higher
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      Gold markets
      55 12 Spore >2) Closed 233.00 (1 i Kxport pnni in non-itrrlinic areas in IS dollar* per ounce. 12) Local dealer* p«ris in Slntsapore dollars per tad London B.irut Honk-koos Zunih Parn Singapore 1 1 > Monday Saturday uts u»» 67. «O rio».<i ClOM-d 87 72 17 MB M.7OB K7.7.VS
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      NEW YORK
      343 12 fJEW YORK. Mon—Bargain hunting. which got the marktt off to a good start, vanished after about 2'/j hours of trading, and left the list in retreat for the third consecutive session. Turnover was relatively light. Some analysts suggested the overhanging concerns about the softer dollar on world money
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      Indices
      101 12 MNANdAL TIMES TINS l0 lc!a >- uo.«b £«>«>• 108 54 w <*>< a«o IO935 Rl BBEHS Monday 457 37 J^ay 461.82 Week S o 420 13 OILS Monday 3D" 13 Pr Way 303.05 Week ago 299.65 INOISTRIALS Monday 469 3 Frit 1 ay 465.6 Week apo 455 5 DOW
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      214 12 THE Association of Banks in Mal.iysia-Smgapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Feb. 6. 1 -h .il di.ll.irs to one unit M II l\(. Bl VINCI of Foreign Currency TT or Ol) TT Ol> s s s U.S. Dollar 2 7970 2.7850 2.7730 Sterling Pound 6
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1494 13 T»HE last transacted sale at the close of business In the Singapore trading room of the Stock Exchange yesterday compared with the previous days price together with the 1972/73 high and low. Adjusted for all new Issues): •«!J 1*79 laal M. t. 1.. -3.30 1 3S« ACMA 4.84
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1833 13 DID and ofler prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Singapore tradIng room of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Anna (4 908 5 00S) A. Tape (430 B)
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      MELBOURNE
      383 13 MELBOURNE, Tues. Values *TA o ntinued to sag In desultory trading en the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Palls outnumbered rises by about two to one across the boards. Market leader, BHP, on the other hand, was one of those 10 move up slightly to close at A 511.15. The
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      Asian money market
      155 13 Rates supplied by P. Murray- Jones International (Spore). A8IAN currency deposit rates for Tuesday. Feb. 6: IS DOLLARS Offer Bid 7 days 6-7/« 6-3 4 1 mth 7-1/8 7 J mths 7-1/i 7 3 mtha 7-3/16 7-M6 6 mtha 7-1/4 7-1/1 9 mths 7-1/4 7-1/t .2 mths
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      Chief price changes
      127 13 Sl»ga*«r« Urn» Trust <Manag«n' Prl«*t f*r Ftk. 7) The Commerce Ind. 3 5) 3 55 Th» Savins Fund 2 11 2 23 Spore Prog. Fund 3 22 3 27 Spore Security 2 59 Mxd CLOSING TONE: Industrials, hotels and properties cry steady while commodities steady TURNOVER: Official
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      Rites
      81 13 ■itz $1690 i. limes $16 00 OB $26.50 T N. $17.50 I. Leone $1150 1 Credit $15.10 •ME $13.70 I Store 9.90 I. Traders $14.00 .HI 9.40 I. Raya 4 26 \E. L'ton 5.95 i. Land 6.90 J C. $1100 L Iron $11.60 »EGI $1180 Irtron 6.60 >. Hilton
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      Most active stocks
      24 13 Haw Par 1.178.000 S. Hilton 487.000 Faber Union 388.000 F. E. Levingston 343.000 Total Turnover: 5.49 M Total Value: $38.52 M
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      INDICES
      41 13 Ind^strUk. 520 03 53S.8S HoUb: 374.64 3S4.4S Propertlri: 598.12 623.56 lias: 151.16 151.00 t rubb«ri: 317.59 31I.M in Hi 484.33 5M.43 Dec. 3«. 1966 1M 1 Dee. 31. IMS 1M t Dee. 29, 1062 1M 1 Jan. 1. 1970 IM
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      Buying spree pushes index to new high
      388 13 THE Chinese New Year holidays over, operators moved in for a selective buying spree on the Stock Exchange yesterday and pushed the Straits Times Industrial Ordinary share index to i new high of 539.65 at the. final bell. But for profit-taking that set
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      493 14 IRSfI SINGAPORE Bail AIR DEFENCE COMMAND invites applications from male candidate* for AIRCRAFT MECHANIC TRAINEES Qualification: Minimum Educational Qualification Secondary Two. Preference will be given to thote with Science or Techniclal Education and with ability to under •tand and write English. Afle: 17-23 yean old. Conditions of Service: 6 years
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      575 14 HOTEL MARCO POLO (PTE) LTD. (HOTEL MALAYSIA) invites applications for the following vacancies:--(a) Steward in charge of Discotheque (b) Junior Supervisor (c) Secretaries (d) Reception Clerks (c) Captains (f) Waiters (g) Waitresses (h) Maids (i) Doorman (j) Boilerman (k) Electrician (I) Drivers Fcr positions a d. written applications (with photograph)
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    Compact Aussie force to stay in S'pore
    295 15 CANBERRA, Tues. Defence Minister Lance Barnard has said a composite force of all three services would remain in Singapore after withdrawal of the Anstralian battalion mid battery in December. This force would comprise groups engaged In activities of interest to Australia and its
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    Reclaimed land gives new look to Esplanade
    228 15 Reclaimed land gives new look to Esplanade Tins is the new look at the Esplanade hemmed in by reclaimed land. The sea that 01 e lapped the sides of Elizabeth Walk now breaks over the new Esplanade shortline. about 200 yards e..«. But the Esplanade has not lost its scenic
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    Gang that preyed on couples smashed
    102 15 Gang that preyed on couples smashed POLICE have arrested (our members of a gang which spec: .Used li. robbing couples In the Mountbatten area. Detectives ;rom Kadang Kerbau police station arrested the youths in a flat at Jalan Batu off Mountbatten Road at 9.10 p.m. on Monday. One of ihe
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    Breaking 21-day deadline...
    35 15 SHELPORD Pte. Ltd. of Shelford Road was fined $750 yesterday for falling to furnish, within 21 days from May 15 last year. Income tax returns from 1967 to 1972. It pleaded guilty.
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    Plumber stabbed to death by thugs after show
    254 15 Plumber stabbed to death by thugs after show A 17 -YEAR -OLD plumber was stabbed to death by gangsters after attending a midnight show at the Golden City cinema in Margaret Drive, Queenstown, yesterday. Ng Kim Huat sustained deep wounds on his neck and chest. He was returning home with
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    $2,250 grab at canteen
    79 15 $2,250 grab at canteen FOUR armed robbers held up a canteen owner at Woodlands and escaped with $2,250 In cash and jewellery. Lee Sent Hunt. 67, was hurt on his richt palm when he resisted the robbers who walked into his canteen at the 14th m.s. Woodlands Road at 8
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    40 pupils get scholarships
    35 15 FORTY students from 25 secondary schools have been awarded the Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce National Day scholarships. Each received »130. They were picked from 149 applicants from 41 secondary schools.
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      1002 15 On your TV and Radio 3.M PM Opening and Housewives' Kepeat) S.N PM Programme Summary IK Programme Summary Matinee— The Selfish Husband 7.25 Our Music Makers: Featuring IM n* w (Mandarin Film. Pt. 1, Eng Chong Siew Yin and Chang S-M Here s Peggy Fleming un a lish Subtitles-Repeat) Siao
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      96 16 A RECESS IS NOT NECESSARY WITH reference to the letter by "Worried Parents" (S.T.. Jan. 18). I would like to reassure them that our kindergarten programmes are planned with much forethought. Ninety minutes of the two-hour session Is devoted to light and free play which does not call for any
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      135 16 Send us your views LAST Sunday a 2000-strong Chingay procession wound its way from Jalan Besar to Outran) Park, ushering in the Ye» r of the Ox. This was the first time a Cbingay parade wu held in Singapore. What were your reactions to this innovation? Was the
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      408 16 Looking after aged parents is a moral obligation I REFER to your editorial comments (Sun. T., Feb. 4) on Dr. Ooh Keng Swee's description of most of S i n g a pore's destitute old as the remnants of a migrant society. You said: 'Some of the needy old have
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      802 18 0& MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL ggm SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD MU N.XX JKA^ M fUMA. L.atx jfl H The National SlUppinfl Line ol Malav»ia Ua^ a— EIPIESS SEWICE II HUKM. IIWIPOtX/CIHTIHtin PUTS T| Han, S "liport P «r'i"| Ptltatf Laatraf fat: MmU MILII II Hat 1/ IMM IMS Hat lit Mar It Hint
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      867 18 An incredible 1 i position By KINGSLEY WOOD gVDNKV: Far 100 iikhiv .siii|>s are (rafting out of Australian porta to South-caal Asia, in the opinion of < ;i|)t;iin llanv MaiUOOn, managing direct«or of Oricnl Overseas Line. He chiiins there is only enough cargo to till ilu-iii to 20 par ccnl
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      639 19 PERBADANAN KEMAJUAN NEGERI SELANGOR (Selangor State Development Corporation) Permohonan adalah dlpelawa, darlpada Warga Negara Malaysia bagl menglsl Jawatan-jawatan berikut dl Perbadanan Kemajuan Negeri Selangor. 1. Akauntan. 2. juruodit Dalam. 3. Pegawai Perhubungan Awam (Wanlta). 4 Pegawai Projek. 5. Pembantu Teknlk (Kejuruteraan Awan A Akitek). 6. Keranl Kewangan 7. Juruteknlk (Pemblnaan
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      663 19 KEKOSONGANKEKOSONGAN JAWATAN MAJLIS DAERAH LIAR BANDAR, PULAU PINANG Permohonan-permohonan adalah dlpelawa darlpada WaiganegaraWarganegara Malaysia untuk mtngisl J»w»Un-J»w«Un yang dl bawah lnl:--1. PEMERIKSA BANOUNAN (2 Jawatan) 2. PERBANTU JURUKIRA 1. Diploma dalam Rekabentuk Bangunan Maktab Teknlk Kuala Lumpur atau kelayakan-keiayakan yang •eumpamanya. 2. (a) 81J11 Tlnggi Persekolahan dan lulus Perlngkat I
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    65 20 LOUISE KLERK'S IALONI In Hotel Sintapura for your Utest halratylea. expert |h rminif and corKeous tinting Wry moderate prices Appointments Telephone *****3 (8 port) India a rollrKei and unlvermtiea arc crumbling umtitutlon* Th« country'! population continues to »plral vthilr unemployment and lantjuak' problems are left untackled. NEW NATION'S regular
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    139 20 HOW tIN M* HI Ah Sxe. pamed 'i.iv peacefully 6 2 73. leavlnt; or hind wo ;on» three dauKhten-ln- li.w. fi-e dtuKhtrn. two aona-in-law. Many K'and mnd Kre»t-Krand children to mourn rrr loss Corteu* Iravp.i Huklt fMaoh Koad at 2 00 p m 10 2 73 for 8t. Matthrw
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    23 20 THE FAMILY of thr late Mrs. K.inn Tun Kric nrr 1'an Foil Nol thank all who vmited. attended the fumral. various ways.
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    58 20 IN tVERLOVINC MEMORY of Mrs. Lim Hrnii sun nee Tan Ooh Neo depart, d 7 2.5'*. Although nfti—n away without saying good.iyr our memories linger on. Alwitys remembered by husband, sunny and TO IUIAN LIM CNIEW IM who left us on 7.2 "o You arc alwuys In our
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      560 20 classified advertisements B ANNOUNCtMLNT/PERSONAL/ Singapofe only: ,1 a €>iwofd Minimum $29 fof 20 words. T <^ne^v ce__ INTERNATIONAL CONSULTING IN CINEERINC FIRM ha* vacancies for the foUrwinx position* Senloi Klrctri.al Engineer. Senior Mechanl- al KtiKinrrr. Senior Archite T.chniral AMlntanU. Civil Structural. Junior C Ml Struitural UrauiChtsnwn. n i o r
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      708 20 .WELL ESTABLISHED FOREIGN SHIPPING Company requires a female copy typist with minimum of one year's experience and speed of 40 words per minute. Please give full particulars of education stating previous experience together with a passport photograph (non-returnable) to Box A9103S ST. Spore. NEWLY ESTABLISHED SHIPPINC COMPANY requires urgently female
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      790 20 WANTEO FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK. Able to correspond Independently. Must speak Mandarin. Enclose with passport size photograph (non-returnable) to Uox A ***** B.T. Spore. TUITION SCHOOL requires female tutors to teach Science. Maths. English for secondary level. H hours a day. $350 per month. Please call at 8-A. Room 15. Wayang
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      696 20 WANTED EXPERIENCED SHIPPING CLERK. Apply personally to Superior Timber Industries Pte. Ltd 35 36 Phillip Street. 4th floor Leong Chuan Building, B'pore 1. INTELLIGENT MEN LADIES wanted for direct aale. Car preferable. Income $1200 per month. Phone Mr. Robert Koh. Spore *****6 11 a.m.— 3 p.m. A highly technical f.uhion
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      731 20 EXPERIENCED ORIVER for senior company executive. Resident dlst. 10. Must be competent, reliable and mature. Phone B'pore ***** Ext. 10 DEnVal'nurSE nECEPTIONIST experience not required State dialects/ languages spoken. Enclose photograph non-returnable. Apply Box A ***** 8T B'pore. S.A.P. RESERVISTS ASSOCIATION RESTAURANT. Shenton Way requires English soeaklng waitresses. Please call
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      765 20 WANTEO CANTEEN COOKS, canteen helpers and store clerk. Contact Mr. Alfle Wong 11 a.m. 5 p.m. *****7 B'pore WAITRESSES WANTED for established Club Restaurant. Food Lodging provided. Good pay Interview 275 Orchard Road. 10 a.m. I p.m. STAY-IN BABY AMAH required Immediately for II year old child at Woollerton Park.
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      919 20 INSULAR REALTY COMPANY. IX tached:- Dist. 10: $2,000. Dist. 11. $2,500. $1,000. Dlst. 13: $1,100 Dlst. 16: $800. Dlst. 17: SSOO. Dlst 21: $1,750. $2,000. $2,200. Semidetached Dlst. 5: $XOO. $1,000 $1,100. $1,200. $1,500, $1,400. D'st 10: $1,000. Dlst. 11: $900. $1,500. $1,800. Dist. 15: $850. Dlst 16 $300. $450.
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      899 20 DISTRICT 10, 3 FULLY FURNISHED Detached Houses. Garlick Avenue, Holland Grove Avenue. Oel Tlong Ham Park. $1,500.00 $2,100 O"i Call ISA *****8 3735V3 for Mr. William Luw DIST. 10 2-STOREV semi-detached unfurnished furnished Dist 11 Orchid Village. Watten Estate Dlst. 21 unfurnished furnished Ring *****1 Spore. CAIRNHILL 2-BEOROOMED FURNISHEO apartment
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      624 21 (ont. from Page 20 URCENTLV NSIDEO detached 'semidr- .chrd. terrace bouses and flats m dliti 5, 9 10. 11. 14, IS, 19. 20. 21 and 33 for American connrn Ju«t arfived Rental SSOO f.i.'rfjO For Immediate occupation. Tel ***** Spore Metier A ComCIANT AMERICAN SHIPPING CORPORATION require aeveral accommodation bunga'owe
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      457 21 FREEHOLD LAND AT Buklt Tlmah 7\, mllea. main road. Approximately area 21,000 aq ft. Approved plan for two-storey building showroom, office, store and light Industry. Builtin floor area about 12.000 sq.ft. Oenulne buyer, pleaae write to Box A ***** IT. 8 pore NEWLY COMFLITID FABIRNILL semidetached double itorey house. 4000
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      716 21 BUSINESSMAN Intend, to purchase a nat/terrace or semi-detached bouae In District 9. 10 or 11. Prepared to pay very reasonable price up to Si 3o 000 Cash immediate. Principals call *****4 between 8.30 a.m. 10 00 a.m. Singapore, MONOKONO BUSINISSMAN urgently requires reml-dcfched bungalow in quiet residential area. 3/4 bedrooms
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      901 21 NAM HO TRAVIL SIRVICI: Limited. Tour Weet Malaysia Seven Daya ajno alr-condltloned Buj 8*135 Departure: Every Sunday. Monday Cimeron Highlands Four Days BtTO/-. Bvery Wednesday. Bangkok Chlengmal by alr-condltloned Bus Fifteen Daya FS37O/-. 18/273. 10/S/73. 8/4,73. 7/8/7 J. 26/573 2/6/73. 10/6/73. Bangkok Ctilengmal —by air Eight Days 8*623-. 22/2/73. 14/J/7S.
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      821 21 ■UROFIAN COACH TOURS from SI 283 Ineludlng Sin Len Mn flights, Hetel AseemmedaUen A Meals. INTERNATIONAL AIR TRAVIL Start: 217 last Cuit Read I Singaaen is Tel: *****7 466*30 Lenden: SSA Ostingten Street Lenden W? Tel: 61-727-67 M MAS TRAVIL CINTRI 36K PRINSEP ST. (Opp. Catha>> SINCAPORE. TEL: 23*61 333*27
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      962 21 MALAYAN CO«HIS PO N O I NC I COLLies I'oundrd 1»5»> offers you homriiudy coursti for 0.C.8. Advanced Ordinary Levels. Bookkeeping etc. The College has helped over ***** students to let higher awards Ask for free prospectus. PO. Bo> 149. Johore Bahru. BICIMNIRS MO-NINC, AFT N00M, IVINIMQ classes In:- Bookkeeping.
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      1173 21 MIAP HUAT CO. 245 Middle Road MO 1100 DECEMBER 1664 second pore 24»21/2C631.36U»» i»72 Mor- owner. enaine completely ovrrrts Mini 1000 Bpedal 1«T1 Colt OaUnt hauled. Nrw in»ur»n« tyrtt IMKW 1300 lHtaun 1400 air-cord Masda ono. Spore ***** 'mldence *****6 riOOO wa.on Dattun 1400 Morrla (Philip). Mini 1000 Special 1970
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    Build more schools call to missions
    411 22  - Build more schools call to missions MASIE KWEE By j^KLIGIOUS missions in Singapore are being encouraged to build more schools. An Education Ministry said yesterday: 'Where a mission is short of land, the ministry is willing to consider leasing land on terms agreeable to both parties." Land Is v. _all.-
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    WHEN A 300-YEAR OLD CELLO MAKES THE SCENE
    142 22 WHEN A 300-YEAR OLD CELLO MAKES THE SCENE A 300-YEAR-OLD cello will be played by the Australian Carl Plnl Quartet when they perform at the Conference Hall on Feb. 12. Owner of the Orancino cello is Miss Barbara Wolley, wife of violinist Gordon Bennett. The other two musicians are Mr.
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    Five-nation swing to 'sell' Queensland to tourists
    163 22 Five-nation swing to 'sell' Queensland to tourists rjiHE visiting QueensA land Minister for Tourism, Mr. John Herbert, ye s t erday paid a courtesy call on Culture Minister, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong. He was accompanied by Mr. N.F. Parkinson, the Australian High Commissioner. Earlier on he toured Jurong Town Corporation,
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    Joint conference
    32 22 THE National Productivity Board and the Singapore Institute of Personnel Management will hold a two-day recruitment and selection conference at the Regional English Language Centre on Feb. IS and 16.
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    No helmet...
    34 22 MOTOR-CYCLIST Ong Teong Chin of Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim was fined MO yesterday for not using a crash helmet while riding along Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim on March 10. 1971 at about 10.20 a.m.
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    Swamps to be cleared for prawn ponds
    201 22 SEREMBAN, Tv««. WORK on tbc first phase of the seawater prawn rearing industry has begun on a 200-acre site at Kuala Lukut. about 20 miles from here. The project, which will ultimately cover an area of more than 1,700 acres, is a Joint
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    *****40 wins S'pore Sweep first prize
    227 22 *****40 wins S'pore Sweep first prize rpICKET No. *****40 won the first prize of $400,000 in the Singapore Sweep Draw No. 2/73 held at Seng Poh Lane last night. The second prize of $150,000 went to ticket No. *****96 and the third prize of $75,000 to ticket No. *****70. JACKPOT
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    32 22 PETER Seah v; President Shopping Centre was fined $50 yesterday when he pleaded guilty to illegally making a U-turn at a road Intersection along Airport Road on Aug. 24. 1970.
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      IN MEMORIAM
      26 23 Departed 7th Feb. 1965 Loving and precious memories of you will always be treasured in our hearts. Beloved wife, children and relatives. V. AHGORAM
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      Keino turns pro and gets big bonus
      214 23 Keino turns pro and gets big bonus NEW YORK, Tues—Klpchoge Kelno of Kenya, a gold medal winner at both the 1968 and 1972 Olympics and one of the greatest middle-distance runners In athletics history yesterday signed a contract with the new International (Professional) Track Association (IT A) The 33-year-old Kenyan,
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      Boycott by Africa
      77 23 NAIROBI. Toes. Kenya Olympic Association president John Ka.svoka said '«Uy African slate* would not compete In the 1974 Commonwealth Games in New Zealand if the Sooth African Springbok rugby team toured New Zealand later this year. "The Supreme Council for Sport In Africa's stand on this issue
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      Jamaica's Rowe hits 149 off Australians
      207 23 Jamaica's Rowe hits 149 off Australians KINGSTON, Tues. Jamaican star batsman Lawrence Rowe scored a solid 149 to help his team to a 238-run lead over the touring Australian cricket team at Sabina Park here yesterday. Jamaica's position might even have been more comfortable had Melbourne fast bowler Max Walker
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      Kanhai is captain
      103 23 BRIDGETOWN. Tun. Gayana-born Rohan Kanhai ¥u yesterday named West Indies captain for the Test cricket series against Australia, becoming the first Guyanese to hold the position since the West Indies entered Test cricket in 1939. The greying Kanhal made hlK first-class debut against the Australian touring team
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      Magnificent hundred by exciting Engineer
      363 23 Magnificent hundred by exciting Engineer 3OMBAY, Tues. India's wicketkeeper Farokh Engineer completed a magnificent hundred, only his second for India in 12 years, on the opening day of the Fifth and final cricket Test against England at the Brabourne Stadium here today. All the vigour and attacking flair, which have
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      Lock icon SCOREBOARD
      96 23 INDIA lit Inns Enflr»«T c Roope b Blrkenshaw 121 Gavaskar b Old 4 Wadrkar C Old b Blrkenshaw 87 Ourranl not out 20 M.A. Khan b Underwood 1 Vlawanath not out 10 Extras 7 Total (for 4 wkts) 250 Wkts fell at 25 217, 220. 221. To bat: Solkar.
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      Lock icon Title defence
      34 23 TOKYO, Tues. World Junior middleweight boxing champion Kolchl Wajlma of Japan wIU defend his title against fellow Japanese Ryu Sorlmachl in Osaka. Western Japan, on April 20, it was announced today. Reuter.
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      Ron Lyle takes steps to challenge Foreman
      257 23 rjENVDl. Colorado, Tue». lJ Fourth ranked heavyweight Ron Lyle will take steps this week to officially challenge champion Qeorge Foreman for his crown, Lyle's partner said yesterday Bill Danlela said he would deposit a U9$5.000 cheque with the New York State Athletic Commission
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      Royal Mark's Cup stock soars after dashing trial
      379 24 RUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Royal Mark's stock in the $35,000 Tunku's Cold Cup soar "d after his dashing performance in the 9f "Trial" here yesterday. A back-marker in the early stages, he was still a long way back at the home turn. With
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      Trainer Noordin fined STIPE'S REPORT
      1297 24 Trainer Noordin fined STIPE 'S REPORT I{UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Trainer O.M. Noordin was fined $300 by the stewards for contravening Rule 226 A and the regulation governing Polyethylene Glycol. The Stipendiary Steward in his report on Sunday's and Monday's racing here states: The enquiry into the reason for Another Bob
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      Indons win easily
      120 24 rPANGKAS Baru, a leading In- done.-ian badminton club, trounced Singapore's National Sports Promotion Board trainees 9 0 In a friendly match at Oulllemard Road on Monday. Results Singles (Indonesia flrsti Atlk DJauharl bt Syed Hussein 15-6. 15-2; Setla Hermanto bt Kok Peng Han 15-9. 15-4; Hendra Soebrata
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      SRC upset
      30 24 SINGAPORE Recreation Club created an upset when they beat Singapore Cricket Club 2-0 In the SWHA league on the padang yesterday. Leong Choi Mcl netted both the goals.
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      Rinus gains another first-up success
      277 24 Rinus gains another first-up success KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Rinus van Breukelen,. who has perhaps sent out more nrst-up winners than any other trainer since the war, introduced a promising newcomer in Rommel in the Class 3 Div. 5. 6f race yesterday. The first offspring of; Atilla. a son of St.
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      Promotions
      33 24 The following horses have been promoted: Class 3 to Class 2: Foresight. Swift Dragon. Tipsy Belle. Class 6 to Class S: Voluble. Cincinnati has been relegated to Clars 2 from Class 1.
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      K.L. weights
      750 24 WANGGANDA has been given top weight of nine stone in the Tunku's Gold Cup to be run at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. Royal Mark the early favourite for the race has been set 8.12. Weights for this week-end's races at Kuala Lumpur are: CL S IN (2004 m)
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      Chileans praise Walker's coaching methods
      305 25 Chileans praise Walker's coaching methods AFTER his team's 3-2 defeat on Monday night Upton Espanola's general manager, Mr. Alfredo Asfura. feels that a full Chilean national team should be sent to Asia next year, especially to Singapore. He told me yesterday that Singapore was the "best" team they have played
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      Joe Dorai's Soccer Corner
      133 25 Joe Dorai's Soccer Corner most Improved player in the National team now, will leave the Armed Forces league side to Join Imperial Hotel. He has completed his national service. He will play for Imperial in the FAS Division Three league in June. Also looking for greener pastures is the handsome
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      THE WAY I SAW IT
      455 25  -  GODFREY ROBERT HI CRUCIAL STAGE FOR OUR HOCKEY SQUAD SINGAPORE'S natlonal hockey squad last weekend embarked on the second phase of the SEAP Games training programme which I feel is the most important and crucial stage in the upgradfng of the Republic's hockey standard. The
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      Soccer team did Singapore proud
      516 25  -  RAMSAY ZIEGELAAR By gINGAPORE's soccer team did their country proud on Monday vhen they humbled Union Espanola 3-2 with a performance which even surpassed the expectations of indefatigable coach Michael Walker. The Chilean squad arrived here on Saturday with a trail of imposing victories. And
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      Kian Tong heads overall list in SGA circuit
      381 25  -  FRIDA KEPPEL Golf Club will stage the fourth leg of the Singapore Golf Association ProAm circuit at Bukit Chermin starting on Friday. The SGA circuit resumes after a week's break for the Chinese New Year. Three more tournaments will be held to
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      Telok Kurau triumph
      49 25 TELOK Kurau Secondary Bchool qualified for the final of the Katong District boya *C' badminton championships after trouncing St. Patricks School 6-0 In yesterdays semi-final match at Changkat Changi. Telok Kurau will clash with Kakt Buklt, who edged Changkat Changi 3-2, tomorrow to decide the winner*.
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      217 25  - STTA on lookout for coaches PETER SIOW By rpHE Singapore Table Tennis Association has begun a drive to recruit more local coaches to assist in training the national team in preparation for the Seap Games here In September. It Is understood that the appeal for more coaches made by STTA
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      Japan enter strong team for karate meet
      189 25  - Japan enter strong team for karate meet CHIA POTEIK By JAPAN will field one of the strongest teams for the Asia Pacific Karate Championship here on March 3-4. The Japan Karate Federation has decided to send a six-man team, accompanied by 12 officials. Details received by the Singapore Karate Do
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      143 25 TECK WHYE MEET RANGERS IN FINAL A LEXANDER Rangers will meet Teck Whye United In the final of the first Police Junior League soccer tournament at Farrer Park today at 5.15 p.m. Alexander Rangers qualified for the final with three straight wins in the Oroup A section beating Farrer Park
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      82 25 T>IO DE JANEIRO. Tues. lv Almlr de Moraes, one of Brazil's most famed former soccer aces, was killed lntc last r.lght during a bar brawl In Copacabana. police said today. Almlr de Moraes retired from active soccer :n 1971. He had achieved fnme during the *****.
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    540 26 SAIGON, Tuesday THE first release of American prisoners is expected on Saturday. Mr. Michael Gauvin, chairman of the International Commission for Control and Supervision (ICCS), said today that although no definite date had been set. "the first release could be on Feb.
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    43 26 NEW DELHI, Tues. A deputation of Sikhs today presented a memorandum to United Nations Secretary-General, Dr. Kurt Waldhelm demanding Vatican style status (or the birthplace. In what Is now Pakistan, of the founder of the Sikh religion. Reuter.
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    465 26 LONDON, Tun. Equltm clMed narrowly mixed on the stork market today with (lightly ftrmer bias In very quirt trading, dealers said. At 3 p.m. the Financial Times Index wns down 0.3 at 468 I. Bargains totalled 9.765 (9.019). Leaders were little changed on balance but among firm spots
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    212 26  - Youth shot as armed gang attacks two detectives K.S. SIDHU By pOLICE opened fire 1 and wounded a youth when a group of 10 youths armed with sticks and bearingscrapers, after stabbing a youth attacked two detectives from Kandang Kerbau police station at 8 p.m. yesterday. Police spokesman, acting Deputy
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