The Straits Times, 8 February 1973

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    24 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 235,000 "W The Straits Times Thß National Newspaper Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1973 20 CENTS M.C. (P) 28/73
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    Lock icon Dollar sparks new crisis
    703 1 'Quick money reform or else' warning in Washington WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE American dollar today sparked a crisis which shook Frankfurt, Washington and Tokyo. In FRANKFURT, the dollar dropped lo the floor in the first half-hour of trading on the West German foreign exchange market. compelling the
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    70 1 WORLD NEWS Paces 2, 3. 4 36 NOW: Holiday death toll roes op and np 5 TIP-OFF leads to jun»le tanja nursery 6 AGNEW sounds out Tun s views 7 GREAT merit CouncH: Malaysia 8 PROTECTIONISM threat to poor countries 9 THREE-WEEK 'watch 1 ends *rmt of cane 11
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    Lock icon 24 die in gold mine blaze
    95 1 24 die in gold mine blaze TOH ANNESBURG. J Wed. Twentyfour African miners died in a fire in a gold mine at Carltonville about 30 miles (48 km) west of here. Nine others are still missing after the fire yesterday in the East Driefontein gold mine potentially one of the
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    japan review
    23 1 japan review JAPAN REVIEW, a full colour Straits Times supplement, it distributed FREE with today's Straits Times. Make sure you get your copy.
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    Lock icon Still serious
    38 1 WASHINGTON. Wed The condition of Senator John Steni.ls fhot by two Negro gunmen a week ago worsened today, but afUr new surgery he VM said to be alert and restliiK comfortably although still gravely ill —Reuter.
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    Lock icon Woman among 4 Reds killed in Sarawak
    398 1 Woman among 4 Reds killed in Sarawak I^UCHING. Wed. Malaysian security forces killed four communist guerillas in two contacts in Sarawak's First Division during the Chinese New Year holidays, Chief Minister Haji Abdul Rahman Yakub said today. One was killed last Sunday in the Nonok district about 20 miles north
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    Lock icon $308 mil suit by airline
    78 1 CHICAGO, Wed. North Central Airlines filed a UStU million (about $30 8 million) camnge suit yesterday against Collins Radio Co.. claiming that the firm designed a faulty auto pilot system which caused the 1968 crash of North Central Convalr 580 at O Hara Airport Twenty-eight
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    17 1 EAST BERLIN. Wed— East Germany and Malta yesterday established diplomatic relations a: ambassadorial level Reuter
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    Lock icon Raids on police stations
    43 1 NICOSIA. Wed. Aimed raiders struck at 18 police stations in Cyprus throughout the night stealing weapons and police unlfoims Thiee stations In the Famagusta district were blown up with dynamite charges by the masked raiders ns they left. Reutei
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    Lock icon Eight at police station win $1.3 million
    123 1 BRIDGE OF DON (Scotland), Wed. Volunteers manned the police station in this Scottish village today while the six-man police force went I to London to pick up their share of what is believed to be a world record football pools win. The six
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    Police fail to find smuggled pistols in five-hour search
    262 1  -  M.G. KUTTY By IT AM) AM; Kerbau po- lice searched for five hours yesterday for two Llama automatic pistols which belonged to a Rang of goldsmith shop robbers. About IS minutes after the search began at noon in the backyard of
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    Lock icon In honour of LBJ
    48 1 WASHINGTON. Wed The Senate nassed legislation today to rename the space centrt at Houst- n. Texas, alter l"r--mer Pr-sideir. Lyndon B Johnson. Sen. Lloyd If. Bent -en Jr speaking (or the legislation described Mr Johnson ai 'the spiritual centre' u( tin space programme. UPI
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    49 1 BONN STAND ON MARK BRUSSELS. Wed— West Germany rules out revaluing 01 floating the Mark but is ready to examine other ways of defending the present exchange rate lncludinc splitting the foreign exchange market into two tiers. State Secretary Hans Apel said here today. Reuter (See this page)
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      Lock icon Lion's share of Indo-China trade will go to Japan
      641 2 NEW YORK, Wed JAPAN through trade and economic aid, is likely to be a major factor in post-war Indo-China, U.S. financial publications and banking institutions predict. One business magazine says oil off South Vietnam may be a "hidden factor in the
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      PRAVDA AND THE CAUSE OF 'FRICTION IN ASIA'
      96 2 MOSCOW, Wed—Pravda, the Communist Party newspaper, has said Japanese economic expansion is causinc friction with Asian countries. "There is no lack of voices in Thailand. Indon e s i a. Singapore and other countries expressing displeasure with the activity of Japanese businessmen
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      Simenon gives up writing
      50 2 LAUSANNE. Wed. Georges Simenon. creator of Detective Inspector Maigret and one of the most widely read writers of the century, has decided to give up writing. Mr. Simenon. who will celebrate his 70th birthday on Monday, announced his decision in an interview with a local newspaper.
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      34 2 BELGRADE Wed. Yugoslavia and East Germany have abolished visas (or business, diplomatic and official travel under a new agreement effective from Friday. Yugoslav and East German sources said today Reuter.
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      Indons want help when they go industrial
      184 2 JAKARTA, Wed INDONESIA expects 1 help from the United States and other friendly countries when it starts with Its industrialisation programme next year. This was one of the topics discussed in an hour-long meeting between Indonesian Cabinet ministers responsible for financial and economic
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      Lock icon Assembly adjourned after Sri Lanka Speaker is jeered
      236 2 Assembly adjourned after Sri Lanka Speaker is jeered pOLOMBO. Wed. The V< National Assembly suspended its session for half-an-hour yesterday and then adjourned until today when the Speaker was Jeered by several Government members protesting against his recent ruling on the Bill to regulate Sri Lanka's Press. The Speaker. Mr.
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      Lock icon American arms sales tripled in past 11 years
      214 3 American arms sales tripled in past 11 years WASHINGTON, Wed The United States, the world's lamest supplier of arms, more than tripled its sale of weapons to other countries between 1961 and 1971, the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency said today. The U.S. sold nearly U5523,000 million ($64,400 million)
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      39 3 FAIRFIELD California,). Wed. A Judge yesterday rejected defence motions for a new trial and sentenced convicted mass murderer Juan Corona, 38. to 25 consecutive lire sentences for killing 25 Itinerant farm workers two yean ago. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Crash: 3 die
      25 3 NEW DELHI. Wed. Three Air Force offlctis were killed In an air crash today near Jammu. 300 miles north of here. —UPI.
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      18 3 BELFAST. Wed Guerillas blew up a giant chicken hatchery last night destroying about 1.600.000 chicks.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Union fury mounts against Heath's pay freeze
      438 3 Union fury mounts against Heath's pay freeze LONDON, Wednesday 'pKADH union opposition to the British Govenunenfa anti-inflationary measures strengthened today when leaders of gas workers and civil servants issued national strike calls. And unions representing miners, teachers and dock workers threatened industrial action to protest Government limits on wage increases
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      Lock icon 266 die of exposure
      42 3 NEW DELHI. Wed— At least 266 people have died of exposure In Uttar Pradesh and Bihar In a cold spell since the end of December. In both States last summer several hundred people died from heat strokes. Reuter.
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      33 3 PORT LOUIS. Wed. India and Mauritius here signed an agreement providing for the teaching cf the Indian language In secondary schools here and also for technical, scientific, and cultural co-operation. Reuter.
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      Lock icon China bid to be great industrial power
      178 3 China bid to be great industrial power LONDON. Wed. China was taking a treat leap forward in an effort to become a great industrial power, and was looking to Europe for help, the Daily Express said in an editorial today. "A fantastic opportunity is opening up for British and European
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      Lock icon New Soviet airport
      50 3 MOSCOW, Wed A new international airport will be constructed outside Moscow to handle the Soviet supersonic TU-144 passenger plane. Tass News Agency said the city's main International airport. Sheremetyevo, "will soon be unable to handle the flow of passengers coming to the Soviet capital from abroad." AP.
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      33 3 DACCA. Wed. An outbreak of smallpox has killed 2.200 people In Bangladesh In the last five weeks and the death rate Is Increasing "alarmingly." Bangladesh Pres 3 International said today —UPI.
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      Lock icon Thais seek return of detained men
      163 3 BANGKOK, Wednesday THK Government is approaching Burma for the return of four Thai officials and three American advisers who were detained after their helicopter had landed by mistake in Burma, informed sources said today. The sources said Prime Minister Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn told the
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      Hussein gets Nixon assurance of military and economic aid
      304 3 Hussein gets Nixon assurance of military and economic aid WASHINGTON, Wed. PRESIDENT Nixon today assured Jordan's King Hussein of continuing I.S. economic and military aid at the start of a new diplomatic drive to find a settlement of the ArabIsraeli crisis in the Middle East The President and King Hussein
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      Lock icon Democrat bid to cut Nixon's defence budget by $14,000m
      397 4 Democrat bid to cut Nixon's defence budget by $1 4,000 m WASHINGTON. Wed DEMOCRATIC senators have announced plans to try to cut up to US$5,000 million ($14,000 million) from President Nixon's l'S$7<),000 million ($221,200 million) defence budget. A tug-of-war between the White House and Congress grew closer, with President Nixon
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      Lock icon Escape from prison
      38 4 TUNIS, Wed. Police roadblocks were maintained through the night following the escape from prison on Sunday of former Economy Minister Ahmed Ben Saluti. Ben. Salah. was serving 10 year? on a high treason charge. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Homesick mother and seven children stow away
      296 4 Homesick mother and seven children stow away LONDON, Wed. A desperately homesick woman returned to Britain yesterday alter stowing away with her seven children on a liner from Australia. Mrs. Audrey Henderson. 37. emigrated to Australia three years ago with her husband, a maintenance engineer. But she soon found &he
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      Lock icon French team discover revolutionary flu vaccine
      136 4 French team discover revolutionary flu vaccine r>ARIS, Wed. A French I medical research team claimed today to have discovered a vaccine against Influenza which will be effective against all strains of the disease. Production of the revolutionary vaccine has already started and It will be available In France shortly, researchers
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      Brandt visit
      27 4 BRUSSELS. Wed. West German Chancellor Willy Brandt arrived here today for a one-day visit during which he will meet Belgian. Common Market and Nato leaders
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      Lock icon Powerful quake hits a peak in Himalayas
      235 4 HONG KONG. Wed A POWERFUL earthquake which hit a remote and mountainous area of China yesterday was unlikely to have caused many casualties, a Hong Kong Royal Observatory spokesman said today. No after-tremors have been recorded following the quake, which reached 8.2 on
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        60 4 BRISBANE. Wed. Two North Vietnamese trade unionists on a two-week visit to Australia Jeered at yesterday were Jostled again by 20 placardcarrying demonstrators at Brisbane airport as they waited to fly to Sydney today. The two. Mr. Vu Dlnh and Mr. Tran Than, the first North Vietnamese to visit this
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        43 4 CHICAGO: The owner of a Chicago film company was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges he smuggled US$2.5 million ($7 million) worth of opium into thr United States from Thailand. If convicted Theodore Norcutt, 34, could receive a 95-year prison sentence.
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        60 4 BANGKOK: The Cabinet yesterday decided to pass to the court for prosecution the case of police lieutenant Somchai Chalyasut charged with planting a bomb aboard a Cathay Pacific Jetliner last June 15 in which 81 people were killed. The Cabinet made the decision after hearing a report submitted by the
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        75 4 TOKYO: Mr. Yasuhiro Nakasone, Minister of International Trade and Industry said Japan could rxoect large supplies of crude oil from China in the future. He said China now appears ready to export to Japan about 300.000 tons of crude oil a year. CAIRO: Fifteen more members of Egypt's sole political
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        59 4 PHNOM PENH: A strike by several thousand Phnom Penh factory workers ended when the government of President Lon Nol dissolved the labour unl<jn and decreed the strike illegal. All affected factories reported normal attendance after two days of angry demonstrations in protest against the government's refusal to enact into law
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        57 4 LOS ANGELES: The first sight substitute system whereby a blind person may become aware of objects through the use of a miniature television camera will soon be evaluated at five centres in the United States and Europe. Prof. Carter Collins said the artificial eye was a halfounce miniature television camera
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        98 4 LONDON: Sir Harry Brittain, 89-year-old British author and journalist, was named this years recipient of the Astor award for his contribution to Commonwealth understanding. The decision was taken at a meeting of the Council of the Commonwealth Press Union presided over by council chairman Sir William Barnetson. who is also
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        63 4 WASHINGTON: Senator Edward Kennedy (Democrat) appealed to the governments on the Indian sub-continent to support current diplomatic initiatives aimed at securing the release of thousands of Pakistani prisoners of war being held in India. The senator railed on India, Pakistan and Bangladesh to support the efforts of I.N. SecretaryGeneral Kurt
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        30 4 KAMPALA: The Canadian Government has decided to withdraw all Canadian aid personnel from Uganda. Radio Uganda quoted Gen. Amln as saying the decision had been brought about by British propaganda
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        35 4 BI'ENOS AIRES: Argentina's former strongman President Juan Peron. now in Rumania for health reasons, learned today that his country's ruling military junta has banned him from returning here hrfore general elections scheduled for March 11.
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        41 4 WASHINGTON: A majority of the House oi Representatives backed a Bill that would prohibit trade concessions to the Soviet Union until it eliminates financial barriers against the migration of Soviet Jews. The Bill will be introduced in the House tomorrow— Agencies.
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      Lock icon Thousands mob Waldheim in Rawalpindi
      258 4 Thousands mob Waldheim in Rawalpindi RAWALPINDI, Wednesday JJNITKI) Nations Secretary-General Kurt WaMheim arrived here today to a rowdy retention at the start of a three-day visit to Pakistan His car was stopped and mobbed by thousands of people shouting "Bring our brothers back" a reference to the 90.000 prisoners of
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      Lock icon Plan to extend compulsory education in South Korea to nine years
      158 4 Plan to extend compulsory education in South Korea to nine years SEOUL. Wed. South Korea's ruling Democratic Republican Party of President Park ChungHee announced today it plans to extend to nine years from the current six years of compulsory education beginning 1978. Party officials said the plan is part of
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      Lock icon Oil: Soviet aid for Manila
      51 4 MANILA, Wed. The Soviet Union has expiessed willingness to send to the Philippines an oil exploration team with Its own equipment. The Philippine Government said today details or the offer were expected to be discussed by Mr* Imelda Marcos, and Soviet embassy oiflclals In London.
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      21 4 LUBAKA. Wed Zambia has cut all direct dialling telex •nd telephone links with Rhcdesia post office -ources Mid Reuter.
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    Need for bureau to study complaints against police
    251 5 Need for bureau to study complaints against police THERE is an urgent need to set up a Citizens' Complaints Division to investigate thoroughly the "increasing" number of complaints from the public about police personnel. The suggestion came from the Head of the Traffic Police, acting Supt. Leslie Wong, in his
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    Joy for 100
    35 5 THE Rotaract Club of Singapore i City i will hold a Chinese New Year party for some 100 boys of the Perak Boys' Home on Sunday at 2 p.m. at its premises
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    Accused: I wanted to stop an 'affair'
    395 5 OW Kheng Peow, 23, charged with assaulting a Mindef engineer, alleged yesterday that he had gone to look for the engineer that day to tell him to stop having an affair with his friend's wife. Low and another man. Yong Meng Fel, 17.
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    ADMAN IS ACQUITTED
    79 5 AN advertising executive was yesterday acquitted on a charge of threatening to have a parking attendant beaten up. Magistrate Mr David Geruldl cleared Winston Sng Peng Hock. 27. after he found the parkins attendant. Kang Yew Keng. 19. had made conflicting statements in court. Kang alleged that
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    36 now—road death toll goes up and up...
    295 5 36 now road death toll goes up and up... K. LUMPUR, Wed £V LEAST :m people were killed on Ihe road over Hie pasl live days. the latest deaths reported were: Two each in Perak, Selangor and Malacca and one in Johor. In PERAK a housewife. Halifah binte Ismail, 37,
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    Bonus boost for 36,700 in 83 companies
    68 5 THIRTY-SIX thousand seven hundred workers In 83 companies have benefited from SILO's National Wages Council negotiations, according to the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation and the Pioneer Industries Employees" Union (PIEU>. Of these. 2.300 workers received an annual wage supplement for the first time.
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      167 5 Hlnndio By Chic Young I V'"-' OM PA«U>OG-H I n*» v J TMAMKSI I THAN* YOU FOR.}: 71 f] WELL, TMANK>rI3«J THANK -TOO, TMAMK VDU «s•»> > FOR < BUVINS ME r S FOR TELLW3 ME J A fC» TMAMK.VOU \r<'S (^WMAT? A W£W >->' V_-< ABOUT ITr^ LII \bnor
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    359 new industries that got the green light...
    223 6 359 new industries that got the green light... KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A record 359 new industrial ventures were given approval in principle by the Government last year. A total Investment of more than $600 million is Involved. The industries, which were approved with or without incentives, are expected to create
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    Tip-off leads to jungle ganja nursery
    315 6  -  LEE FOO S PLANTS AND SEEDLINGS DESTROYED BY POLICE By AN: DOLICE and members of the new-ly-formed Central Narcotics Bureau made one of their biggest finds in recent years today when they located a faun and a nursery growing tyanja plants on a hilltop
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    Mother, daughter lose $400 in robbery
    112 6 IPOH, Wed.— Three youths waylaid a young woman and her mother and robbed them of $300 and a $100 gold chain early this morning. Miss Chew Ai Yin, 21, of Canning Garden told police she and her mother, Madam Chan Mcc Yong, 45, were
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    NO PLAN FOR N-SUB IN ANZUK TASK FORCE
    288 6  -  P.M. RAMAN r\ By ANZUK has no plans at present to attach a nuclear submarine to its naval task force. A spokesman for Anzuk c aid this yesterday when asked whether there were any plans for British nuclear submarines to visit the
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    Seameo centre to return to its Saigon Hq
    192 6 Seameo centre to return to its Saigon Hq SEAMEO's Regional Centre for Education a 1 Innovation and Technology (Innotech) will return to Its headquarters in Balgon in July. Innotech bta for the last three years been occupying temporary premises In Singapore because of political developments in Vietnam. Its latest newsletter
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    Pek Kio buffet
    31 6 THE Education Minister. Dr. Lee CMa« Vine, will attend a ChtoCM M« Year bullet part; organtocd by the Pelt Klo community re:. ire tomorrow at 8 p in
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    7 years for man who raped his lover's daughter
    277 7 7 years for man who raped his lover's daughter A 41 -YEAR-OLD Job- less man, Soh Hian Chong, was Jailed for seven years yesterday for raping his bar waitress lover's 15--year-old daughter. Before passing sentence, Mr. Justice Choor Singh told Soh: "This offence is becoming very prevalent. Only last week
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    Indon defence team's visit
    185 7 A PARTY of 25 senior civil servants and military men from the Indonesian National Defence Institute iLEMH ANNAS > will arrive in Singapore tomorrow from Thailand on a fiveday visit. They will come straight from Thailand. During their stay here ending on Feb. 13, they will
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    Youth drowned in bid to free stuck net
    139 7 THE State Coroner. Mr. Ibrahim Burhan, yesterday recorded a verdict of I misadventure on the death of labourer Samari bin Sidek. 21, whose body was found floating in the sea off > Changi on Jan. 10. Samari's friend. Abdul Wahab bin Abas.
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    Agnew to sound out Tun's views
    330 7 KUALA LUMPUR, W«d ]y|H. SPIRO Agnew arrived here this afternoon for a 48-hour stopover where he will have hilks with the Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak and catch up (in a muchneeded rest. The U.S. Vice-pre-sident was orginally scheduled to leave tomorrow afternoon for
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    Second term
    21 7 PENANO, Wed. The Oovemor of Periwig, Tun Syed Sheh Baiakbah. was sworn In for a second four-year term today.
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    CATTLE SENDS FIRE ENGINE CRASHING
    144 7 CATTLE SENDS FIRE ENGINE CRASHING IPOH, Wed.— Four firemen were injured when a herd of cattle sent their 20-ton fire engine crashing along a narrow road in the Gopeng area near here yesterday. The fire engine was answering what later turned out to be a false lallang fire alarm. The
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    Body found off Changi
    45 7 THE body of Abldln bin Bahaii. 17. was recovered from the sea off Changl at 3 p m. on Sunday. Abldin disappeared after getting Into difficulties at the mouth of Changl River two hours etrller Police do not suspect foul play.
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    LAWYER MURPHY TO CALL IT A DAY SOON
    279 7 r AWYER Mr. Denis Murphy, 65, is retiring from active practice after being; at the Singapore Bar for a quarter century, the High Court heard yesterday. Mr. Justice Winsiow had asked him in open court about his retirement when Mr. Murphy appeared
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    EEC aid to Asean: Where Britain comes in
    476 8  -  CHRISTINA CHEANG By BRITAIN must take the lend in the EEC to increase massive community finance and interest in Singapore and o t h e r A s e a n members, Mr. F.S. Fielding, the British High Commission's comintTcial counsellor, said
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    Seminar on the blind
    78 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Four officials of the Malaysian Association for the Blind will attend a seminar for the visually handicapped In Singapore from March 4 to 10. They are MAB's executive director. Miss Winnie Ng. the head of Its Braille publishing unit, Miss Anna Koay. the
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    Big rise in S'pore, Malaysia tourists to Australia
    307 8 Big rise in S'pore, Malaysia tourists to Australia KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The number of tourists from Malaysia and Singapore to Australia increased by more than 100 per cent in the last five years, Queensland Minister of Tourism. Mr. John Herbert, said today. In 1965, 5.375 tourists from the two countries
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    OBA dinner
    31 8 ANOLO-Chlnese School Old Boys' Association will hold a dinner to mark the 87th anniversary of the school at the Lee Kuo Chuan auditorium on March 1 at 8 p.m.
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    Murder suspects held
    43 8 POLICE arrested two murder suspects In separate pre-dawn raids yesterday. They were picked up by officers from the Kandang Kerbau police station the CID's Special Investigation Section and the Paya Lebar police station. The suspects are being detained for Interrogation.
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    Peace in Vietnam will bring prosperity to S'pore: Wee
    139 8 Peace in Vietnam will bring prosperity to S'pore: Wee MR. Wee Cho Yaw. president of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, has predicted that Singapore would be more prosperous with the endinf of the Vietnam war. The Republic's economy has progressed tremendously last year especially in building and construction, industrial de
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    Carnival at the TTC
    26 8 THE Teachers Training College In Paterson Road will hold a carnival on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is free.
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    Lock icon 'Great merit' in the Privy Council says Malaysia
    182 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Malaysia will continue sending Judicial appeals to the Privy Council until all or the majority of Commonwealth countries still doing so agree to a Commonwealth Appeal Court. Stating this today. Attorney General Tan Sri Abdul Kadlr Yusot said many
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    SABER AIR TO SACK ALL ITS STAFF
    258 9 SABER AIR TO SACK ALL ITS STAFF By ARTHUR RICHARDS CABER Air is to retrench another 84 workers its entire staff. This brings thr total number of workers retrenched by the airline since th«beginning of this year to its. Only about a .routh ago retrenchment notices were servrd on 41
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    S'pore clerk robbed
    64 9 PENANO. Wed. A 24-year-old Singapore clerk, Miss Ng Lai Hue, was robbed of $850 in cash and jewellery by a snatch thief in Rangoon Road last night. She was walking along the lu.id when a plllon rider on a motorcycle snatched her handbag containing $650 In cash
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    Co-operate with Govt, MTUC tells the Opposition
    99 9 Co-operate with Govt, MTUC tells the Opposition KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Malaysian Trades Union Congress has urged Opposition parties to extend their full co-operation in helping the Government implement its policies. MTUC secretary general Mr. SJH. Zaldl, said: "After all, the policies aim at eradicating poverty, reducing unemployment, narrowing the
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    Protectionism threat' to developing countries
    523 9 WRONG TO THINK JAPAN IS ONLY TARGET: DEVAN THK XTL'C Secre-tary-General, Mr. C.V. Dcvaii Nair, warned yesterday thai the flow of industrial investment capital and technological know-how from the developed to the developing worlds would K seriously curbed if protectionism grew in the West. These
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    TEXTILE MILL TOLD: EMPLOY MORE CHINESE
    186 9 BUTTERWORTH, Wednesday rpHE India-Malaysia Textile factory here was x urged to employ more Chinese workers by the Minister of Labour and Manpower, Tan Sri V Manickavasagam, when he visited the factory loaay. The factory has a work force of 1.580. of which about 60
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    Case of the underaged cabaret girl
    113 9 THE First Cabaret Four Si- .is Entertainment Pte. Ltd. in Maxwell Road was fined $150 yesterday for employing an underaged girl as a dance hostess. The company, represented by its manager. Mr. Tan Teck Ngiap. pleaded guilty to employing the 15 years and nine
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      252 9 Straits Times Crossword H~~HB hM wm\ wm\ Blb^ __^I__^l__l_PH__HB__L__^l__^^^^ 2i~^ flri Wm iH""™!!""^™ ACROSS 9. County fellow In the pink? 1. Means of ascent (spelt <lO> wrong) by snake (4-6). 12. A giave diet for the motley 8 Burn the cleaner's tea? (4). (io>. 10. Had made, say, 101 per
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      354 10 THE police and the public are two parts of the same equation. A police force cannot do its job without the help of responsive citizens. But the public will fight shy of these responsibilities unless they are convinced that all policemen are their guardians and friends. The proposed
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      ANOTHER DIVERSION
      198 10 A SPAT in Sri Lanka's legislature is not un- usual. Seasoned parliamentarians have sometimes been carried out of the assembly by riot squads, and policewomen once stood by to remove a woman member but her conduct was impeccable for the rest of the meeting. So the Jeers that
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    Industrial capital remains a must
    1029 10 TEXT of the "Asian Declaration on the Operations of .Multi-National Companies" presented last Monday by NTIC secretary-general Mr. C. V. Devan Nair at the 10th Asian Regional Conference of the ICFTL in Kuala Lumpur. The declaration was unanimously adopted. THE operations of multi-national companies, where
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    When the court decides to give an offender a second chance
    1703 10  - When the court decides to give an offender a second chance EVELYN NG CASE OF A DELINQUENT WHO BECAME A TEAC :ER... By THIRD OF A FOUR-PART SERIES The names of all offenders featured in this series have been fictionalised to protect their identities. TMIK well-being and welfare of the
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    'Malaysia spending $1.9 mil a day on defence'
    152 11 'Malaysia spending $1.9 mil a day on defence' PORT DICK8ON, Wed. 1 The Government is to spend $680 million on defence this year or $1.9 million a day SecretaryGeneral of Defence Tan Sri Abu Bakar Samad bin Mohamad Noor said today. The Government, he added, was taking steps to expand
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    Sewing classes
    25 11 THE Workers' Part/ will hold KWtlkf classes at Its Paya Lebar Office 101, Kirn Chuan Road beginning from Feb. 19 at 7 p.m.
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    Gangland weapons found in temple grounds
    354 11 A FTER a gang stabbing affray in Toa Payoh on Tuesday night, a police party cordoned off a nearby temple and found in the grounds 16 iron rods which are believed to have been hidden there by the fleeing thu^y. The police party from
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    3-week 'watch' ends in arrest of gang
    388 11  -  N.G. KUTTY By pOLICE have arrested a four-man i^imjj believed to be responsible for a spate of armed robberies and car thefts involvins over $;)(),0(X). The gang, according to police, had been "terrorising" Circuit Road and had been active since 1970. The arrests
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    Appeal for witnesses to four fatal accidents
    102 11 Appeal for witnesses to four fatal accidents T>OLICE yesterday appealI ed to eyewitnesses to three fatal accidents to contact Sepoy Lines police station. Madam Sim Beng Choon. 77. u( Airport Road died alter a reversing lorry knocked her down at 9 30 a.m. on Tuesday. In the second accident, a
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    New Aussie envoy for Malaysia
    63 11 New Aussie envoy for Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR, Wed The new Australian High Commissioner to Malaysia, Mr. Alfred Roy Parsons, 47, Is expected to arrive here tomorrow night. Mr. Parsons, who succeed* Mr J.R Rowland, was formerly first assistant secretary in the Department of Foreign Affairs. Before this he bad nerved
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    Workers' Party picnic
    34 11 THE Workers Party will hold a picnic Jor its members and their families on Feb. 18 at Tanah. Merah Transport for those attending will leave Hong Lim Oreen at 8.30 a.m.
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    Talk on art education
    42 11 THE .'peclaltst Inspector of the Education Ministry's art and crafts department. M R Karmakar. will give a talk for teachers on art education In the primary schools at the National Musei m lecture hall today at 2.30 p.m.
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    After five days, fresh mutton is back on sale
    267 11 After five days, fresh mutton is back on sale SINGAPORE housewives yesterday got their supplies or fresh mutton from the market for the first time la five days. This Is because a new shipment of sheep from Australia was slaughtered at the JuroiiK Abbatoir and distributed to wholesalers The supplies
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      126 11 Sje i *^^3ip\ .''^s^r !im TmswAHu Jr*sH 3j**j \<* ISt^ *3^ stvWP^V%v9*srV7'S fT- V t > 4s9*4Mkk*i^^^i^^^^^jft^^di^tß^^^i^L^Mti^iiiiii^lASMiSM«s)**M3W««£sMtwWtysfefW AMIR &SONS DO NOT PULL WOOL OVER YOUR EYES ABOUT CARPETS We do not show you a $2,000 Pakistani carpet and tell you it's a $5,000 Persian. We do not jack-up the prices
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      107 11 Newsweek (FEBRUARY 12th ISSUE) INTERVIEWED TUN ABDUL RAZAK "THERE (AN BE NO FOREIGN BASES ON SALE NOW fOfl ACCOUNTANCY. COSTING. COMPANY SECRETARYSHIP. LAW. BANKING. MARKETING. EXPORT. HOTEL 6 CATERING. ALSO G.CL (0 6 A LEVELS) md LONOON UNIVERSITY OEGREES 370,000 EXAM SUCCESSES which cannot be approached by any other tutorial
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      958 11 On your TV and Radio 2.45 PM Prograrrme Summary 1.21 Catur 3M PM Ope ning and Where the 1.55 Forum in Chinese: "The 2.47 Toto Results 5.45 Partridge Family Heart |s Fundamental Values In the 3.03 Bachelor Father-Time to Go 7.11 ge- Echoes from Lost fam C Illlllli Society (Rpt)
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      18 11 WATER consumption on Tuesday was 106.8 million (allons (486.000 cubic metres), 11.6 million rations more than on Monday.
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      Getting down to the root of the matter: Hair
      665 12 Getting down to the root of the matter: Hair jF YOU examine a hair under a microscope, you will discover thai it is made up of three layers. There are around 1(MM)O()' to 150,000 individual hairs on your head, and it is quite normal to lose about 35 to 70
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      YOGHURT, THE HEALTH-FOOD TO AID LONGEVITY
      736 12 IN the Soviet republic of Georgia, gentlemen who retain their vigour and virility well past their 100th birthdays are apt to attribute their longevity to a diet in which yoghurt is a key ingredient. While it is probably an exaggeration to suggest that yoghurt
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      Faded look in denim
      118 12 TRADED, it mutt be. Only than you can be right bang in fashion. The paler it is the better, and that's why faded denim (actually brand new) is making such an impact on the day scene. This pale blue fabric is appearing in a host of
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      788 14 tgk MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL fife SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAO AH N. JOC Jl". *<^«<O *«•<• lu.«au« jfl H The NadonU Shipping Lioe ot Malavtia I LMMafMßaLßaaaaa«aaiaaiaaaa»ma»»a«»a«aa«a™aaa«aiaißa«aa.— a_ tIFttSS SfIYICF. T8 *****011, UttlfHL/ClinilltllT PMTS T| Man Support P.MttJ FtMUI laja«< raj. 00HU MIIOI I I Mar 1/ I tar Oil Bar 111 Bar
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      738 14 A 42 tonner but it's no problem By ANTHONY RAMASAMY (X)NTAINER vessels with a caiwcity ranging from 14,000 to 55,000 gross tons can transport not only containers hut also cargoes which are not normally considered suitable for containerisation because of their dimension or weight. This was clearly demonstrated when a
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        85 15 I. Waafh $28.00 +5 00 I Iron $12.60 +1.00 > Traders $1500 +1.00 C 8tore U0.80 .90 I. Lconc $1X40 .90 oinnr», 9 80 M VearneB $11.30 -t- JO If. Credit $15 90 JO lit Par $12.00 .60 Ufl 4 70 .M F. Inlon 4.88 .54 »o»jr $1200 M
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        14 15 ;ilT Drr. I'pore Land foial Tornovrr: 177]000 175.000 3.43M 121 58M
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        38 15 ImfcKtrlib UMt Mt. HMrb M4.45 Ml. Pnpil«lu- MM* «J» TlBl: 1114* 1M. I rakkm: lllit m. O.CJ.C. IM.4S II*. Dm. M. IMt IM Dm. 11 IMt IM t Dm. M. IMt IM 1 Ju. I, 111* IM
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1494 15 rpHZ Ia*t trenaacud aalc at the clue of Nirtruw in the Sincapore >n<l KvuU Lumpur umdlnf room* of the Slock Kxchanft roUrdfty compared wllh UK previous day's price, loarther wllh the 1971/73 hKh •nd tow Adjusted (or all new uaue»i: CLOSING TONE: Industrial*, hotels, propartln \*ry ateady »hile
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      Bulls push index to another new peak
      341 15 Yr.STKROAY the second tradlnf day In the Year of the Ox— caw the bulls again making their presence felt on the Stock Cxchanie of Malaysia and Singapore. Moat of the buying waa noted In the openinc morning session, profittakers appearing only later In
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      BUSINESS DONE
      2164 15 DID and offer prices officially li-.ied and bualneu In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala, Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday »ith the numbers of sharei traded shown In bracket! In IoU of 1.000 unit* unless otherwise iptciflod. INDI'STBIALS Acaaa (4.948) 111 5.00. (1) 494
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
      148 15 SHELL Refining has explained that although Sabah Shell Petroleum Is a member of the worldwide eroup of Shell companies, it Is In no way connected with Shell Refining. Anv discoveries of petroleum made by Sabah Shell will have no effect whatsoever on the operations and profitability of Shell
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      FOREIGN COMPANY NEWS
      434 15 MARY KATHLEEN Uranium has reported a net profit ol A$179.905 for the year ended December 1972. excluding loss on sale of investments amounting to $19,267 (profit of $185,447 In 197H. No dividends have been declared since the end of the previous financial year and none will be
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        420 15 OCBC: As foreshadowed In the 1971 report, Tan Sri Tan Chin Tuan relinquished his position as managing director of Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation on Dec. 31, lan. From Jan. 1, 1973, the general manager, Mr. Lin Jo Van. has been the principal executive officer of the bank. Tan
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        A speedy settlement of insurance claims by Robinson 'unlikely'
        378 15 A speedy settlement of insurance claims by Robinson 'unlikely' ROBIN'SOX's shareholders have been told not to expect a speedy settlement of the company's insurance claims for losses suffered as a result of the fire which wiped out its departmental store in Raffles Place, Singapore, last November. In a report on
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        ASIAN MONEY
        171 15 ASIAN MONEY A SIAN currency deposit ratea ■^tor Wednesday. Feb. 7: IS Dalian UK Sterllag Parwara eacaange nrapa Rates supplied by P. MurrayJones International (Spore). 7 dajra 1 mth 2 mtlu 3 mtlu mthi mthi u mtlu 1 mth 3 mth» 6 mthi u mtlu 1 mth 3 mthi 8
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        79 15 FTWE MalaTslan KKnlster lof Finance has fixed these rates for calculating Customs duties for the period from Feb. 8 to 14: Robber S7i ets a Ib. Copra $424 .44) a ton Palm Oil $531 06 a ton Palm Kernel $»5 !5 a ton The rates of duties parable
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        98 15 /'MIHItI PRODUCI IKa.NCI lINOOOM NOON CLOtIMC Cm«K oh bulk Ml a.llar. drum (13 atlMra. Com: KM taH UK/Coal. »mi atuatek ASTA «ltt f.a.b. IOOt NLW mi mm. knoll whllt fob t*% NLW |>12t a«U«ra. ItitMl ■ocnti black f.o.b. Mt NLW |IM sallara. Sarawak ASTA buck Io b 100% KLW
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        Rubber eases
        358 15 LONDON advices were better than expected on balance and opening quotations in the fubber market yesterday were marked up half a cent from last Friday's close. However, some selling orders on overseas accounts found buyinz Interest rather hollow and about two cents were lost before the market rallied.
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        96 15 LV BMR prices Usued by the Malaysian Rubber Exchanit and Rubber A locution of Singapore it noon yMterdav F»b. Mar. l( urrrnl Month I irmnH Monthi Bayer* Sellers Bl)lli StUm Cents per kf CeaU per kf SCV < 1-ton Pallet) 130 00 IS3 00N 130 00 1?J DON
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        21 15 FEB 7 BIBBER: 129 60 cents (down 6.75 cent). TIN: $«42 (up SSJ7i>. Official offering: 1W tons 44 tons)
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        ESTATE PRODUCTION FOR DECEMBER
        239 15 DECEMBER rubber production by estates of the following companies are: Kilograms Austral Enterprises 40.143 Ayer Molek f 3.820 Benta 190.961 Buklt Katll 35.679 Castlefleld Klangi 260.818 Consol Plants 2.271.125 Edensor 63.504 Gleugowrle 57.607 Oolden Hope 1.287.307 Holyrood 87.090 H'kong (Selangor) 30.164 I K'neth iKaJang) 159.212 Jeram
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        47 15 Ull Ut> Uata M.«O «T W ■mi 49.1S ITM Hna«»oa« Classd «7.7> SurMk «.«> sJ.ISB MOW ST.TIs Parta M.M t»U luniin <U X.II Ml* s pm* <t> xmm m.oo ill basrt KW n aoa«tarlia« inu m US tallara ptr swaca. <3> UtU l«liri KM U HMUOTI
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        201 15 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday recovered strongly by $o.87J to $642 per picul on an official offering up 44 tons to 16.') tons. The overnight London metal price was firm with forward buyers quoted at £1,643 per metric ton, up £8. LONDON:
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        104 15 OUTPUT of tin concentrates for the month of December 1972 by the following mines are: Finite Aokam 3.256 Austral Amal 1.361 Ayer Hltam 5.721 Berjuntal 6.804 Chenderlang 384 Oopeng Consol 4.110 Hongkong Tin 16 Idrls Hydraulic 391 KamunUng 1.580 Kampong Lanjut 1.244 Kent 1.009 Klllinghall 1.398 Ktnta
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        34 15 Lamia coeprr trtnt on Tuaoaar Wlrrtar (pot b-v,r IWH lIIWMI Mlkr 1100 00 (1400 00). Tkroa moatka bum imi.uo lUul ooi aollar 1311 SO 1 1301.501 ■MM lam: Firm taioa: U» losa
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        35 15 In London oo Turaday lIM Pdlsl Ml ptiM of Malayan 5 oar rani CIF IK N Mum ton la bulk atarim* p«r lone ton July/Doe. Ml IIUn» XX. f»S stllara or Cast snst
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        190 15 r.E AaaoclaUon of Banks In Malayua-Slngapore announced tbasc beat agreed merchant rates as at Feb 7 Laval aaUan U saw aalt MIXING BUYING sf Farctra Carrsavy TT ar OO TT OD J*. Dollar Uerllnc Pound Australian Dollar !*irvMtt*n Dollar few Zealand Dollar 3 7170 «Ml 7 3 5«67
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        358 15 MELBOURNE. Wed. Mining shares steadled on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today, although Industrials continued their downward slide. Marketing leader. BHP eased to ASH. 10 among Industrial shares where falls outnumbered rises by two to one. A marked exception to the industrials trend was Mainline which responded to the profit
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        328 15 NEW YORK. Tues— The stock market pulled out of a slow early mornIng retreat and finished mostly higher for only the second time In 12 sessions Apart from technical considerations, there was little else to account for the market's improved tone. Analysts pointed out that Investors were merely
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        97 15 FINANCIAL, TIMES M Tueaday in M Monday llO.o Week ago 1MJ» Tu«»day 4ISK Monday 451 J7 Week mo 4M J7 OIL* Tueiday 310 43 Monday M1.lt Week «*o joisi INDl 8TB.IALS Tur.vUr 4M 0 Monday 489] Wert afo 4(0 1 HOW JONES AVERAGE INDl'KTKIALS Tuwday »7».»1 Monday r.» mi
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        317 15 HONQ KONO. Wed— The market welcomed the I bull year with great confidence and burst Into activity immediately after the opening bell. Though pro-fit-taking made Its appearance by mld-mornlng, it waj well absorbed resultIng In the Index reaching another new peak of 1147.09. HI. Land continued to draw
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        34 15 Oa th« •«••>•«•• markM In HOM Koaa raalerd.y th. U Sa«ar «M«d «i »«T for T.T. ul im In, MM) •MrMx »v qtiolH il Ilk u< (Ml COM »ta quo!** ai •Ml
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    34 16 NAI CHALEAM LIEMPHETCHARAT aged 73, passed away peacefully on 6-2-73. Cortege will leave 92, Jalan Bahagia. Block 41, on Friday 9-2-73 at 2.00 pm. for Kong Meng San Crematorium, Bright Hill Drive. i
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      478 17 1 H Wmmmmsmmmmmmm, Jsraar in 1 Sariuhg g IBM invites applications from male Malaysian citizens with Technical m College Diplomas in electrical en- W: gineering or equivalent disciplines to flll a vacancy in its Service Engineering Department. Please write giving relevant personal details, including a recent photograph &i Ii j^H
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      845 17 ©PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD Applications are invited for the following posts in ihe Public Utili ties Boird. Singapore ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT SENIOR ENGINEER (MAINS) ($1,600 I 9SO) Corporate Member of the Institution of Engineers. Singapore or equivalent plus minimum S years' responsible experience in low and high voltage up to 66kV overhead
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      760 17 feida KENYATAAN TAWARAN Tawaran-tawaran adalah dipelawa daripada KontrekterKontrekter yang berpengalaman bagl kerja-kerja tersebut dibawab: BP. .Nt>: 17/73: A) Merika. membekal. merikabentuk. menghantar. memasang. menylapkan dar mengujl lapan (8) yur\t'Horizontal Fusion Welded Horizontal Pressure Tank' dl Kilang Memproses Getah Paslr Besar, daerah Qemas, Negeri Sembllan. BP. No: 18/71: B) Baki kerja-kerja
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      273 17 MALAYSIAN RUBBER DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION BERHAO No. 7, Jalan Fa ton Kuala Lumpur TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for the Supply of Tools (Tender No. 006) Supply of Pire Fighting Equipment (Tender No. 007 > for seven of the Corporation's Factories. Tender documents can be obtained from the above address. Completed
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      677 17 PERBADANAN KEMAJUAN GETAH MALAYSIA BERHAD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited from class D' or above Building Contractors who are registered with Public Works Department or who have sarried out works of similar nature md size for the Construction and Completion of Extension I to the existing Concentrate Factory »t Ulu
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      571 17 TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (No. Ill) NOTICE UNDER SECTION 1»7 NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that applications have been received for tiie following amendments to be made to an approved Plan J4 3295 3 which Is permanently exhibited for public inspection at the Office of Town Council Bandar Penggaram. Batu Pahat an
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    84 18 LOUISE KLERK'S SALONS In Hotel Smgapura for your latest hairstyles, expert perming und gorgeous timing Very moderate prices Appointments Telephone *****3 (8 pore) INSIDE VIETCONC COUNTRY NEW NATION today presents a dramatic first-hand account by IPIs Jeff Taylor who recently went into V'etcong country The story also carries pictures
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    91 18 Sook Ging passed peacefully away. 7.2 73 leaving behind sons Rev. Wong Hoon Hee, Ha Hee. daughter Dick Hee. two daughters-in-law and one son-in-law and twelve grandchildren Prayer Service at 11 Chlltern Drive Spore. 13 on 9.2.73 at Hp m V. NADASON 72 retired headmaster. Clifford Primary School. Kuala
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    20 18 In evsr loving memory of JOSEPH TAY BUAN HENC departed 5.2.56 but stilt living In our hearts.
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      525 18 classified advertisements H Classed Advertisements ANNOUNCtMENT/PERSONAL/ Singapore only: U s Minimum >20 fof 20 wofds. Tetec*weje™ce_ KHO MORGAN Anita-Anna to LJoyd Monroe on Sunday 4th February J973. A. B*ta WE ANNOUNCE our happy 8th Wedding Annlvrrury to the world «t large Captain Koh Ah I'oy and Helen Leow 7 2
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      758 18 MALE FACTORY WORKERS required. Must hsve completed c* exempted from National Service. Wages $4.00 to $5.00 per day. Please apply personally at our factory: Metal Containers Pte Ltd. 138 Hill View Avenue. 8 pore 23. Newly established factory NEW UNITED ASIA MfG. (S> PTE. LTD. 7 Neythal Rosd, Jureng, Spore
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      715 18 WANTED FEMALE PUMP ATTEN DANTS full-time. Apply personally International Service Station 128 Paya Lebur Road. Spore Tel. R***** AMAH WANTED. Must live In Duties Washing, cleaning and slight cooking for a family of two adults and one child Tel: *****8 Spore. Experience, charm and a Primary Six minimum education necessary
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      719 18 CENERAL AMAH WANTED to live In English family. No children. Holland Road area. Phone Miss Koh *****2 Spore during office hours. WANTED FEMALE CENERAL CLERK. Able to speak Hokklen Cantonese and Mandarin. Call personally 68A. Oxley Road. B'pore 9. POSITION OPEN for Individual able to take charge of development and
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      880 18 EXPERIENCED DRIVERS wanted urgently Apply personally 195, Penang Road. Spore 9. MALAY DRIVER WANTEO Immediately must be experienced In handling big car Call at 92. Hlllvlew Avenue. TRUCK DRIVERS with class five licence and three years experience are invited <o apply for two vacant posts In expanding company at Jurong.
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      919 18 OIST. 10 AVAILABLE 1.3.73 fabulous 2i-storey detached off Holland Road. 5 spacious bedrooms, study 'den etc Large garden elaborate entertaining area. Litest fixture! fitting* Price mgotirble on requirement Viewing *****6 *****4 8 pore BRAODELL HEICHTS Luxurlous'y furnished detached bungalow (land area approximately 12.000 sqft.) 3 alrcondltioned bedrooms, large living dining
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      510 19 (Cont. from Page 18) WANTED URGENTLY BUNGALOW* si! ing clients who are executives from various well established Arms with their SE A. head offices In Singapore. Rental up to (4.300 p m. With months to a year id advance Please tel International Housing At— E» 61.V03 Spore. FOREICN DIPLOMAT*: TOP
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      473 19 FREEHOLD LAND at 51 milestone off Changl Road, area approximately 10.500 *<i ft Approved land for 2storey semi-detached Surrounded by quiet residential bungalows. Higheat offer secures. Vacant possession will be given on completion Genuine buyer. Please write to Box A ***** S.T. Spore. NIWLV COMPLETED FABERHILL semi-detached double storey house,
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      894 19 JURONC PARK off Juroog Kechll detached bungalow slng'e-storey mosaic throughout 4 bedrooms. Area approximately «.200 Ring 4*0391/ 4*2723 Spore. HILLVIEW ESTATE PHA»B 3 elevated 2-atorey split level semi-detached bungalow. Area 4*oo sq ft. 4 bedrooms, etc price (1*5.000. Contact Mr Chew 9K3735. SICLAP OOUBLE STOREY SEMI DE TACHEO 3 bedrooms.
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      665 19 AIR CHARTER* ACBNCY for charter flight* to aad from London, USA. Telephone 531*00 B'pore. Rtl'abllity guaranteed. BE SMARTER FLY CHARTER TO EUROPE AND U.S.A. LONDON S 323 AMSTERDAM 590 NEW YORK too LOS ANOELXS (1090/CUARANTEEO FLIGHT* BY BRITISH CALBDONIAN INTERNATIONAL AIR TRAVEL S SIT Bast C*a*t Read tingaaers IS Tel:
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      595 19 BECINNERS BOOKKEEPING OUARANTIEO RAPID CLASSES two month* morning, afternoon/three month* evening; sessions, specially organised for school leavers, couree covers elementary /Intermediate stages Commencing Bth/9th February. Pleaa* enquire/enrol early BCB. ISA, Mackenzie Road (opposite Rex Cinema) or TMD A O. Upper Serangoon Road (above Malayan Banking' Spore ***** *****1/5 *****. Note.
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      630 19 SECRETARIAL COURSE FOR CIRLS Rapid Simplified Course starting February: Register early: Morning Afternoon 'Evening Sessions Raja's College. RafT.es Place |9333<1). Raja's 21 «1> Chanel Road 4»TU»« i INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION O.C.K (O A A Levels i Additional Pure Applied/Modern Klrmentary Mathr-matlcj-Tultlon by experienced graduate tutors Ring 4*1104 (Amalgamated Technical school) STENOGRAPHY:
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    When the thief turned out to be a servant
    195 20 When the thief turned out to be a servant TWO housewives who 1 kept losing sums of money set a trap for the thief who turned out to be one of their servants, a court heard yesterday. Mrs. Anne O'Connell, 30, who runs a kindergarten at her home in Fifth
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    31 20 MR. Lee Choon Teng. Chinese physician and former chairman of the Telok Blangah citizens' consultative committee, who died last week at the age of 80. was burled yesterday.
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    90 20 Man charged with armed robbery outside bar A 26-year-old man was charged with armed robbery yesterday Chla Ah Soon was alleged to have robbed Ting Heng Sea, 36. and Foo Kee Hock, 24. of thei. Identity cards, $700, two watches, three gold rings and a gold chain altogether valued at
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    106 20 A 10-DAY special celebration at a century-old Hindu temple here ended last night with the lowering of the temple's new flag by a visiting chief priest from Sri Lanka, Siva Sri Samy Kurukkal. The celebration began last Monday when the flag and its decorative
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    251 20 Jakarta lifts charter flight barriers 'J 1 II K Indonesian Embassy yesterday announced that its Government had withdrawn the policy of restricted charter flights to Jakarta. All restrictions are now removed. This is because "tourist trade relations between Indonesia and foreign countries are considered to have special Importance and constitute
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      677 20 CENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS «tff A (Cont. from Page 19) di-r for sale, immaculatr condition Rini; Richard Spore 3TTB6« before 5.30 p.m NOVEMBER t* ROVER Vt, automatic. excellent condition with MK4 alrcon. Road tax till October 1973. Tel SSIU2 B'pore. PEUCEOT 403 registered 1967. acrldrnt frer. In excellent condition. Owner leaving Singapore.
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      433 20 1*67 RENAULT 10 I IB Saloon car Radio, licensed to July S2,suu Tel: *****5 Spore. MGA I*6l WHITE good mechanical condition, best offer secures. Ring Smallry Spore *****4 office hours 6S MERCEDES 200 with Denso alrcon. 4 new tyres Excellrnt running condition. Trl: *****2 Spore. 19tO OPEL REKORD SSOO. Oood
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      775 20 YOUR REFRIGERATORS. FREBZERS Air-conditioners need repair. re •praying or service Contact us for an estimate No obligation i'hone ***** V or *****1 Malaysia Union Refrigeration <k Air-condi Honing Co 23-25. Salboo Street. S'pora SERVICING w» service Levels, theodolites, gauges. thermometers, microscopes, balances, lab. apparatus, binoculars, compasses, aexant*. marine apparatus microphones,
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    270 21 WAR IS FAR FROM OVER FOR VIETS... THE Vietnam ceasefire agreement is no more than a facesaving device to guarantee the safe conduct of the remaining U.S. military personnel and PoWs out of Viemam. But as far as the Vietnamese people are concerned, the war is far from being over
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    325 21 I CANNOT help ex--1 pressing my feelIngs even though I am asked to express my opinion. The Vietnam war has come to an end. This means no more napilmburnt Vietnamese, no more Americans returning home from the Vietnam war mentally warped by
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    Wondering what the future will hold for S. Vietnam
    204 21 Wondering what the future will hold for S. Vietnam I^HK Americans can now extricate themselves from Vietnam and return home without loss of face. "Capt Marvel" Kissinger has done a "treble wham." He initiated the friendship talks with China, then with Russia and now the Vietnam ceasefire. What a success.
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    252 21 IS IT possible for a war ravaged country to get the peace It craves? Nothing is Impossible if we have a will to make It possible with or without honour. The terms of peace may not be perfect, but something is usually better than nothing. Con g r a tulatlons
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    112 21 IT TOOK the United States 12 years of bloody Involvement to realise that the political future of South Vietnam rests with the Vietnamese themselves. By committing itself to a withdrawal of all U.S. troops. the ceasefire agreement means essentially an end to American participation in the war in Indo-China. It
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    243 21 rE ceasefire agreement, In which three or more countries are Involved, has many compll- cations, but it was a historic achievement. Though the ceasefire does not necessarily guarantee peace. It Is no doubt the first step towards peace. Though everybody was sick of the war. It was not easy to
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    150 21 r[E ceasefire In Vietnam as set out by the terms of the KlsslngerLe Due Tho agreement is an acceptable political solution as a necessary first step towards peace. But as far as South Vietnam is concerned, the ceasefire agreement Is full of contradictions. For a lasting peace, any solution to
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    Ceasefire shows the way to trust and understanding
    276 21 IN any war peace Is Inevitable at the end. It must come after a destructive military triumph or through compromise and reconciliation. The Vietnam peace agreement is the outcome of compromise. This Is a much better peace for the mark of decency
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    53 21 A WELCOME manipulated breather (or all Involved. Russia and China have reasons to welcome It. North Vietnam needs It to reorganise and prepare its next move. South Vietnam gets a chance of reconstruction. The United States with Internal dissension and International pressures, benefits most of all. IRENE LEONG. 132 Tras
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    An era of hope for Asians
    147 21 An era of hope for Asians PEACE seemed elusive before Jan. 27. None of us dared hope before then that Vietnam would see peace in our lifetime. The ceasefire brings hope. It is significant not merely in the sense that It has been achieved but also because it shows that
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    185 21 THE ceasefire agreement reached by Hanoi and Washington could be viewed in two parts. In the first place, the ceasefire terms provide for a withdrawal of American- troops and a decisive end to American Intervention In South Vietnam regardless of future political and military conditions In Vietnam. In other words,
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      178 21 YOUR VIEWS WHEN the Vietnam ceasefire was announced by President Nixon on Jan. 24 the Straits Times invited readers to send in their views on the ceasefire terms and on the prospects for peace in Indochina Our mailbar was heavy with readers' views. Most of the readers who wrote in
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      363 22  -  EPSOM JEEP I RACING WHY Las Vegas is not in the Tunku's Gold Cup field is a puzzle. On form this Test Case six-year-old certainly deserves a berth in the Cup line-up. Instead, he has been given topweight 9.0 in
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      290 22 winners enclosure even once in 16 starts. Not that Las Vegas can be given any sort of a chance uiratnst Royal Mark. Indian Rebel. Ming Derby or Siapa Rajah on Sunday but it is indeed a pity that a versatile performer who has
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      143 22 SALAVARRIA AMAZES THAIS WITH HIS SPEED BANGKOK, Wed—Philippine challenger Erblto Salavarrla and World Flyweight boxing champion Venice Borkorsor of Thailand today had a final physical check-up and both were pronounced fit for the championship fight on Friday. Salavarria told reporters he had completed his training for the title fight to
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      100 22 September start IONDON. Wed English League soccer may open on Sept. 1 next season the latest stait for 54 years Instead of the customary' second Saturday In August. The move is expected to be formally approved at the league's annual meeting later this year. The late start was suggested by
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      450 22 gOMBAY, Wed. G.R. Vis wanath scored u century and led India to a formidable first innings score of 448 on the second day of the Fifth and final Test cricket match against Kng land here today. At the close England were 41-2 in their
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      113 22 INDIA Ist Inns. (Overnight 254-4) Durrani c Underwood b Pocock 73 Virwanath b Arnold 113 Solkar Denness b Old 6 Abid Ali c Roope b Arnold 15 Venkataraghavan not out 11 Bedi b Arnold 0 Chandrasekhar c Fletcher b Old 3 Extras 14 Total 448 Wkts fell at I
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      52 22 LUSAKA, Wed. Zambia will boycott next year's Commonwealth Games In Christchurch If Now Zealand does not stop the proposed tour by the South African Springbok rugby team later this year. This was declared today by Mr. Wesley Nylrenda. president of the Zambia Olympic. Commonwealth and All Africa
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      Late Sunley goal saves Wednesday
      242 22 T ONDON, Wed. Second-Division Sheffield Wednesday held Crystal Palace to a 1-1 draw, thanks to a last-minute equaliser from Dave Sunley in their English Football Association Cup Fourth round replay here last night. A 44,071 crowd saw Palace take the lead eight minutes from time
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      27 22 SYDNEY Wed. Tony Mundlne of Australia retained his Commonwealth middleweight boxing title here after knocking out Matt Donovan of Trinidad in the third round—Reuter.
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      217 22 HUNDRED UP FOR MOORE AGAINST SCOTLAND oxdox. wed. r,>bb> Moorr, England's soccer captain who played hit first international nearly 11 yean ago against Peru, is set for his 100th appearance for England. Moore, who led England in their 1966 World. Cup triumph, has been named by manager Sir Alf Ramsey
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