The Straits Times, 7 October 1970

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    26 1 WERAOE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times ThR Niltllillill Nbwsphiwi- Kstd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1970. 15 CENTS K-D.N. 4517 M.C. (P) No. 1507
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    Sadat picked as new leader
    270 1 Sadat picked as new leader r'AIRO, Tues.— Fiercely antiimperialist Anwar Sadat (above), one of President Nasser's oldest and closest revolutionary colleagues, today looked set to become Egypt's new leader following his nomination for the job. His massive endorsement by the people at a nationwide plebiscite fixed for Oct. 15 seemed
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    M-East: US gets tough
    470 1 Call for suspension of peace talks at UN UNITED NATIONS, Tuesday THE United States today proposed the suspension of Middle East talks between deputy United Nations ambassadors of the Big Four powers until Egypt rectifies alleged violations of the ceasefire along the Suez Canal. IS. diplomats
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    Kidnap envoy: A plea for pills...
    321 1 Kidnap envoy: A plea for pills... MONTREAL, Tuesday /CANADIAN authorities today appeared unwilling to deal with terrorists holding to ransom British diplomat Mr. James Cross but expressed fears over vital pill supplies he needs twice daily. Mr. Cross, 49, based here sinct 1968 as Trade Commissioner, was snatched early yesterday
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    Lock icon FOUND: A DEVICE TO KILL SKYJACKERS
    114 1 FOUND: A DEVICE TO KILL SKYJACKERS rpORONTO, Tues. Topf. secret devices capable of singling out and killing aircraft hijackers have been developed in the United States, the president of the Canadian Airline Pilots Association said last night. Mr Charles H Simpson said pilots were prepared to see the devices installed
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    Use of force: Govt warns youths
    139 1 Use of force: Govt warns youths ITU ALA LUMPUR, Tues. The new Government does not at all allow the use of force in support of any issue, a statement by the Prime Minister's Department warned today. It issued the warning following a claim by University of Malaya student demonstrators yesterday
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    Lock icon Judge who begged
    49 1 LONDON Tues— A London magistrate today fined a peer's 18-year-old daughter £100 for potMMlon of marijuana, then ■aid- "Don't do <t, I bes of you Tell your friends not to do It. Do you understand that?" The defendant Lady Dtana Beetty whinnered that she understood. UPI
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    Lee: Britons more keen to invest
    418 1 Lee: Britons more keen to invest By CHEONG YIP SENG LONDON, Tues. Singapore Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew believes the British investor will take a greater interest in South-east Asia. In an interview with the BBC this afternoon he said: "I believe there will be a change in the
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    Step-up in 'brain' war against Reds
    454 1 Step-up in 'brain' war against Reds DENANG, Tues. Psychological warfare against communist terrorists is to be stepped up soon on the Malaysian Thai border. "To intensify this, four more mobile development units will be deployed in the border areas," the Minister of Information and Culture, Dato Hamzah bin Dato Abu
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    Lock icon War on mini
    71 1 KABUL. lAtghanlstan), Tues.— A man with a grudge against mini-skirted girls roamed the .streets of Kabul, shooting several of them In the feet before he was arrested vest ci day. police said. The man. who w<s unnamed, allegedly told the police be had no Intention of murdering
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      MISSILE DOWNED IN SPACE
      43 1 MISSILE DOWNED IN SPACE PTASHINOTON, Turt.. A long -rang? Spartan miuilr rrdraifnrd for the Safeguard anti-ballistic missile (ABM) system has merrssfully intercepted an intercontinental bal-h-tir miskilr ll( RMi in a test above the atmosphere over the Pacific, the Defence Department announced today. vn
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      COUPLE HURT IN CRASH
      32 1 COUPLE HURT IN CRASH MNOAPOM. Weil. A ouple MM admitted to Outram Hospital with serlou> in jurle, early toitav afUr their mrton-Tcle collided with a police patrol car at Queens* af Circus.
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  • WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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      A glass booth lock-up for Manson
      171 2 A glass booth lock-up for Manson T OS W.I I I Tues.— Charles Malison may be locked in a class booth or bound and gagged to prevent a recurrence of his attempt to injure the judge at the Sharon Tate murder trial. A source clom- to the trial recalled thr
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      Lock icon Two men, woman shot in bid to grab $50
      171 2 Two men, woman shot in bid to grab $50 1 1UARTINEZ, (Califor--111 nia), Tues. Two men and a woman were shot yesterday in an execution-type slaying in a bar after a $50 ransom attempt, police said. The victims, all shot In the head from behind, were believed to be the
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      Lock icon Nixon's aim: A full era of peace
      375 2 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. PRESIDENT Nixon said last night that he hoped his 12,000-mile European tour woud help make possible "what this world has not had this century a full generation of peace." The President returns to his desk at the White House today confident
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      OJUKWU (I AM BROKE) BREAKS SILENCE
      213 2 OJUKWU (I AM BROKE) BREAKS SILENCE LONDON, Tues. Former Biafran leader Gen. Ojukwu said last nieht he was destitute and unemployed. The man who led Biafra'i two-year battle for independence broke a ninemonth silence in a television interview at his hideaway in the Ivory Coast. Gen. Ojukwu. fled into exile
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  • WORLD NEWS 2
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      Lock icon Health alert as sewer men strike
      487 3 Health alert as sewer men strike LONDON. Tuesday fHE British Government has set up a 24--hour operations room to keep track of potential health hazards arising from a strike of public employees that has forced undermanned stations to dump millions of tons of untreated sewage into rivers. Public health officials
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      6 years' jail for hijacker
      74 3 COPENHAGEN. Tues. Zbigniev Iwanicki. a 29-year-old Pole ho hijacked a Polish airliner to Copenhagen in June, was jailed lor six years here today. Iwanicki a butcher's assistant. forced an Antonov-24 of Poland national airline with 22 passengers aboard, to abandon an internal flight and land
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      Lock icon Viet shelling: 20 killed
      65 3 SAIGON. Tues. The Vietcong killed 20 civilians and wounded another 40 when they shelled a refugee resettlement area yesterday in coastal Binh Dinh Province, a South Vietnamese military spokesman said today. The attack occurred near the district town of Phu My. 260 miles north east of
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      Lock icon Promotion for Flag Officer
      63 3 LONDON. Tuis Rear Admiral Terence Lewin. Flag Offlcer with Britain's Par Ea.st Pleet. is to return here to become vice Chief of Naval Stall in January. 1971. the Delence Ministry .said today The Rear Admiral. 49. who has held his Far East post since Augu-M 1969.
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      Lock icon Prisoners end revolt in four US jails
      183 3 Prisoners end revolt in four US jails JtfE\V YORK. Turs. Forty-two rebellious prisoners, the last holdouts among rioters at four city jails, flnaily surrendered early today but only after officials t->- k elaborate steps to protect them from reprisals. The 42 including nine members of the militant Black Panther Parlysaid
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      Lock icon Duke warns journalists of neglect in C'wealth
      121 3 Duke warns journalists of neglect in C'wealth (jJLENEAGLES. Tues -British and overseas Press chiefs yesterday debated strengthening their global newspaper links alter hearing the Duke of Edinburgh warn that the Commonwealth itsell could be smothered by neglect and Indifference. The Duke was opening a fiveday quinquennial conference of the Commonwealth
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      Lock icon Ex-envoy gets UN post
      76 3 TOKYO. Tues. A former Japanese Ambassador to Swltrerland. Masayoshi Kakltsubo. has been appointed director of flic Bangkok-based Asian Institute for Economic Development and Planning, the Foreign ofMce said today. The Institute, an organ of the United Nations' Economic rommlsMon for Asia and the p ar East
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      Lock icon UN integrity and credit in danger says U Thant
      263 3 UN integrity and credit in danger says U Thant NEW YORK. Tuesday. CECRETARY-GENERAL of the United Nations U Thant today warned that the world body's "credit and Integrity" was in serious dancer of being compromised by financial difficulties. The Secretary-Genei nl. in presenting the bur*!»pt estimates fnr i:>7l to t*e
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      EMPEROR'S DAUGHTER SHOCKS AND DELIGHTS-BY WORKING
      198 3 EMPEROR'S DAUGHTER SHOCKS AND DELIGHTS-BY WORKING TOKYO. Tue*. The for--1 nur Princess Suga. the mile ptndei.t-minded daughter of Emperor Hlrohito. sta.t d workiiig in a Tokyo department store today. shcc.;ing the older generation but delighting tne younger set The Err.peior's daughter, who also startled the Japanese public 10 years a^o
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      Lock icon Court told of mother who drowned a frieiid's baby
      361 3 Court told of mother who drowned a frieiid's baby CYDNEY, Tues. A 24-year-old mother drowned a friend's baby, thinking she had been done an injustice when she gave birth to a child with deformed feet, a court was told today I Police detective sergeant Colin Cole asked the court to
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      Lock icon Youth admits blowing up plane
      94 3 Youth admits blowing up plane KOCHI. Tues. A 19-year-old Japanese today admitted he blew up a light air plane with dynamite three days ago at the airport here because he wanted to te*t ihc power of the explosives. He was arrested alter a 60 mph cat cha.se during which hetossid
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      Lock icon Compromise sought as Italy's divorce row nears climax
      293 3 ROME. Tuesday THE battle to introduce 1 divorce in Italy enters its final stages in the Senate (Upper House) today, whik party leaders try to find a compromise to end the bitter accusations and recriminations of the past few days. The bitterness
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  • WORLD NEWS 3
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      Lock icon Hussein received ammo from Israel: Arafat
      322 4 Hussein received ammo from Israel: Arafat I BELGRADE. Tims PALESTINIAN commando leader Yasser Arafat yesterday charged that King Hussein's army received ammunition supplies from Israel during last month's fighting in Jordan. In an Interview with the Yugoslav news agency Tanjug published here, Arafat said his commandos had captured gnenades with
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      Lock icon We'll talk with anyone: Mrs Meir
      116 4 We'll talk with anyone: Mrs Meir IMRIS. up.s —lsrael is ready to talk with Egypt. Jordan or any othrr country for a peace settlement. Israeli Prime Minister Gold a Meir said yesterday. Mrs Meir vud in an interview published in the* weekly news magazine I/Express: "We are ready to talk
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      Lock icon Eban to hold key talks with officials in Washington
      392 4 WASHINGTON, Twm. FOREIGN Minister Abba Eban of Israel will have talks here early next week with Nixon Administration officials to assess prospects for keeping alive the American Middle East peace initiative, diplomatic sources said today. Mr. Eoan. due here on Sunday
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      Lock icon EGYPT IS KEEN TO EXTEND MID-EAST CEASEFIRE PERIOD
      224 4 EGYPT IS KEEN TO EXTEND MID-EAST CEASEFIRE PERIOD WASHINGTON Tues. Egyptian Government leaders are interested in extending the 90-day Middle East ceasefire which is due to expire on Nov. 7. the State Department said today. The interest was conveyed to the U.S. delegation at President Nasser's funeral, department spokesman John
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      Malaysia backs UN youth corps plan
      222 4 Malaysia backs UN youth corps plan YEW YORK Tues. Malaysia yesterdaj proposed future world youth assemblies and spoke out in support of an international volunteer corps as proposed by the I nited Nation Economic and Social Council. Addressing the CIHWI Assembly's Social. Cultural and Humanitarian Committee, the Malaysian delegate Haji
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      121 4 It takes a long a smoother The American Indians called it 'lobago'. »JF===^Plfl>^^T\yK^ 3:y S^. When Columbus reached America, he found the Indians inhaling fcjEl V^~~ Later, in 1499, Amerigo Vespucci visited an island off V V^^^^^^Ktl^"^: Venezuela and discovered tobacco being chewed. V £s||g&s^^^<rr~X' And it's said that Sir
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    'Miss?' They must think I'm Sock's daughter, says Dewi as she sips tea with friends
    216 5  -  OW WEI MEI By SINGAPORE, Tues. Sipping tc;i elegantly in i friend's office today, Madam Ratna Sari Dewi looked through' the day's papers for stories tibout her arrival last night The friend was Mrs. Ayu
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    'My husband's letters prove he was not in the coup'
    303 5 In between a liny sip of tea and a tinier nibble of cake, she said to me: "I want to tell you this. I was looking through a large pile of letters which Soekarno sent me in 1965 from Bogor
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    Sweep tickets thief
    74 5 Sweep tickets thief SINGAPOKK. lues. A house painter. Mok Kum Sens. H, wast jailrd fur four \t-.irs loil:iv for breaking into a shop in Smith Sired and stealing 168 Sin k.i pun- Sweep tickets and 70 rupiahs The owner of the shop. Mr. I'ong Chun K.u, rushed from his house
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    Police Malay exam failures' worry
    165 5 Police Malay exam failures' worry CINGAPORE. Tues. Only seven out of almost 40 probationary police officers passed the recent Standard Two Malay examination. Now oAetfl who were gi\<n extended time to pass the examination are wonderiiiK if they will have to reatga or revert to their old raiiKs as happened
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    Gold chains recovered
    52 5 SINGAPORE. Tuw— Police today asked a woman whose Kiild chain til .snatched away by a man ai (he Holland Road mnrkei on Oct. 1 to claim It (Nn Jim) ('hint police .station. Another chain, .snatched at the Newton market on the sum* day has been returned to
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    CLAIM YOUR PRIZES
    39 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Singapore Pools today as(ce4 winners of the National Day lucky draw who have not claimed their Rift prizes to do so as soon ji.s jxj.ssible. Three of the top four prizes have been claimed.
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      152 5 time to make cigarette You can't hurry tobacco. It likes lots of sun. i »g And loose sandy soil to ease its roots into. It has to be watched and cared for and given room to grow. »J Even with all this encouragement, each plant produces r s a few—
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    Beecham to invest $24 million in Singapore
    375 6 SIXCAPO'KK. Tues. One of Britain's big industrial combines, Beethain Group Ltd., will invest 524 million on another !;i(t<>r\ in Jurotfcg to produce semi-synthetic |>tnidllins for lx>th the local and export markets. This was announced simultaneously in Singapore and London today. Beecham already has
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    Talk by US lecturer
    60 6 Talk by US lecturer SINOAPOHE, Tues. Mr. Howard H. Irwln. a lecturer on the Christian Science Board of Lectureship In California, will speak on scientific Christianity as a vital force in the liberation of men and nations, on Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Christian Science Society premises in Orange
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    Roadblock pays off
    39 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Two men on a motorcycle tried to escape when they came to a routine roadblock in Jalan Boon Lay this morning. Police caught a man. The motorcycle was stolen from Tainan Jurong market yesterday.
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    Found hanged
    32 6 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Labourer Choa Tian. 47, was found hanging from a beam at a soap factory at the 6W mile Holland Road this morning. Police do not suspect foul play.
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    New buyer-seller price war building up in Tin Council
    474 6 New buyer-seller price war building up in Tin Council LONDON. Tuesday rpHE next quarterly meeting of the International A Tin council here later this month may well prove to be a stormy affair. With less than nine months to go before the current third tin agreement lapses, both sides producer
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    Cedar Girls' art show
    61 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Inche Sha'arl bin Tadin. the Parliamentary Secretary to the Mintstry of Culture, will open a threec'.ay art exhibition by Cedar Olrls' Secondary School In Cedar Avenue on Thursday at S p.m. The exhibition in the school hall will be open to the public on
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    Cheshire at istarta
    56 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Group Capt. O.L. Cheshire, who is on a tour of the Par East, had lunch today with the Sultan of Johore. Later he attended a tea party at the Johore Cheshire Home in Jalan Larkin. He left Singapore for Kuchlng tonight, and will return
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    Brunei bid to keep out vice-girls
    117 6 BANDAR SI. Hi BAGAWAN. Tiies. A watch has been mounted here for call girls coming from Singapore and Malaysia. Immigration officials havr turned back a number of them on arrival at thr airport. This is part of a drive to keep the town frre
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    School girl's $9,000 accident claim fails
    220 6 CINGAPORE, Tues. a The High Court today dismissed a $9,000 damages claim against a Ministry of Home Affairs assistant research officer who was alleged to have knocked down a 13--year-old schoolgirl by negligent driving. Miss Chew Beng Yong, 25, was alleged to have negligently
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    4 jailed for thefts from cars in Jurong
    221 6 4 jailed for thefts from cars in Jurong SINGAPORE, Tues. Four men were jailed today for stealing car tape-recorders and cassette cartridges in Taman Jurong last month. Tan Ting Kok, unemployed, Tay Joo Lee, a machine operator, both 18, and contract labourer Lee Kwong Soon, 22, were each Jailed for
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    AWARDS FOR DRIVER, SALESMAN WHO CAUGHT THIEF
    228 7 AWARDS FOR DRIVER, SALESMAN WHO CAUGHT THIEF SINGAPORE, Tuesday A MAN and a youth received police commendation certificates today for publicspiritedness in arresting a thief in Orchard Road two months ago. They were Mr. Choi Kirn Peng, 43, a Green Bus driver, and Mr. Lim Lye Choon, 19, a salesman
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    PUBLIC ASKED TO FIND INQUEST WITNESS
    166 7 PUBLIC ASKED TO FIND INQUEST WITNESS KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The public was today urged to help search for a midwife whose evidence may help the Inquest on a woman teacher. Tan Suan Kee. 27. The appeal came from DPP Aria Retnam who had told a coroner's court that the police
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    Pirate taxi confiscated
    34 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. Tan Slaw Choon of Redhill Road was lined $150 today for using his car as a "pirate" taxi at North Cnnal Road on July 30. His car was confiscated.
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    WITNESS: I WAS TOLD I WOULD BE BEATEN UP
    150 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The brother of a principal witness In an assault trial today claimed that two of the four accused threatened to beat him up "until I was half-dead." as he made a report at Joo Chiat police station. Mr. Mol
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    Varsity's pilot plant for non-stop refining of sugar
    347 7 Varsity's pilot plant for non-stop refining of sugar CINGAPORE, Tues. Professor F. H. C. Kelly of the University of Singapore's Applied Chemistry Department today shared the sweet success of his continuous sugar-refining machine with local manufacturers "Instead of merely producing sugar in batches, each batch needing individual attention, this process
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      197 7 M "^<. YES MY DEAR SHALL I ST»«T A FIRST THINGS I I ...PLCASE 7 WHAT'S JUST NOW ttttlT A tt-> THIS IS\ Vvl' FINALLY I THE 'ANT. MR. j FIRST, ROCKY... UNBUCKLE THE IPEA, MR. CO AS 1 MINUTI.' YCU*tA r'M Aki-ICNT I MADETT' A KINGSTON? >-^ >OUR SUN-
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  • Letters to the Editor
    • Letter
      When you can only rely on your commonsense
      285 8 When you can only rely on your commonsense T GATHERED fraaa the Straits Times (Oct. 5) 1 that the NTUC wtlcomes the Government's proposal to intraiw the new building operations and engineering construction regulations (or the safety of industrial workers. Headed by its NTTOs Caalnaan for Oe taxational Health aad
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    • Letter
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      88 8 T AM a resident of Capital Park which is a housing estate along Dunham Road and beside Chee Hoon Avenue. On meeting the postman one afternoon I enquired whether there was any mall for my house and was surprised to be told that there are now no afternoon deliveries for
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      89 8 HOW doeb one go about getting the supplies of gas, electricity and water cut off as promptly as when the bill for same U not settled within the proscribed period. A letter written on 38th Sept to the PUB for this simple service was unproductive of any respoise or result
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      60 8 I REFER to the letter by "Wage-earner" (B.T. 28.9.70; concerning his house In the vicinity of Sixth Avenue. The lack of specific Information has prevented me from looking Into his case. Perhaps "Wage-earner" would be kind enough to write to me giving the address of his property and other related
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      The jam at Thomson Road: Bear with it for a while
      239 8 I REFER to the letter by "Motorist" (ST.. Sept. 14 >. To facilitate the flow of traffic along Upper Thomson Road during peak hours, policemen are posted daily at the Junctions of Windsor Park Road, Jasmine Road. Jalan Todak
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      96 8 I REFER to the article by "S.E. Yap" i ST.. Sept. 15). Apart from acting on reports made by Police personnel, the Traffic Police also take action on rtports made by members of the public in respect of any traffic offence. Such reports should contain the registration number of the
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      86 8 IT Is not uncommon to see (and smell) that houses In housing estates in the process of construction nnd completion are dirtied and fouled by human excreta from workmen undoubtedly. Isn't It about time the Public Health Department looks Into this area and ensures that adequate toilet facilities are provided
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    • Letter
      Make-up pay in private sector up to employees
      226 8 YOUR correspondent Private Sector (B.T, Oct. 1) is rather lopsided in stating that Government is discriminating between Government and private employees when it comes to make-up pay. It is not that private employers are not eligible— it is open to their employees
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    • Letter
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      83 8 T WISH to bring up the matter x of unhealthlness around our are* First of all. the drains around the block of <hophou»es In Jalan Toa Payoli are stagnant clogged up with rubbish. They are breeding mosquitoes. Somewhere near the side of the house there Is a tree where fowls
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      S'pore boy who can't get a passport
      494 8 S'pore boy who can't get a passport OUR son is just 15 years old and is not eligible for national service. Yet when an application for a Singapore passport was made at the Immigration Office to enable him to go to Britain for higher studies for which he had applied
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      Why can't the programmes be balanced?
      230 8 Why can't the programmes be balanced? \S A SERIOUS musiclover I write in protest against the RTS practice of omitting movements from symphonies broadcast on the FM Stereo service. Last Monday's <Oct. sth) Morning Concert included the first, third and fourth movements of Brahms's Third symphony. At the conclusion there
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      New flats with cracks all over the place
      117 8 'THE Housing Board is building flats very fast but at the expense of quality. I had the opportunity to see for myself a block of flats at Stirling Road at the invitation or a friend. I was astonished to discover cracks in
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      36 8 impose on all contractors' personnel is to forbid them the use of the WCs for their conveniences. Many wonder how the Housing Board could accept and approve such flats for living. HALF BAKED Q. S., Singapore.
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      165 8 THE problem of air pollution has received the attention of the Government, but what about the problem of noise? One obvious cause for noise pollution stems from unconMderate and stubborn record-sellers on the stretts. There are to date, four record stalls operating at the Junction of Vlctoila Street Bugls Street,
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      80 8 WITH reference to "Worried Parent's" letter (Aug. 24) the feasibility of increasing the pedestrian crossing time at the Berancoon Road Towner Road Junction b beinß looked into. It will be appreciated that a too lengthy interval will result in a build-up of traffic along Serangoon Road with cars banking up
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      176 8 T ONLY H PFH V/IONTH and Boy! is it terrific Vinyl T.rrano Motaic M.rbl. Parquet Ceramic Glau Will Tn.. W »»«l Mr-"" nawci lilmt, .rill In this coupon f*r furuiflr riiuili rrnoTivc cownnictTioiis IM.-B. CMrald Hill l«a« (ofr Orth.ra a«j) I Mspfm, 9. I a mm* I J MtaM ......lit.
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    Final phases of $35m land reclaim plan
    260 9 CONTRACTS AWARDED: WORK TO BEGIN SOON SINGAPORE, Tues. Contracts have been awarded and work will 1) i n simultaneously early next year on llul.isl Iwo of four phases of Singapore's mulliinillion dollar cast coast reclamation scheme. The entire scheme will yield a total
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    Fisherman shot at sea off Penang
    141 9 PENANG. Tues. A trawler fisherman was injured early this morning when an unidentified vessel opened fire at his boat in the sea off Pulau Kendi. an island seven miles south\<st of Penang. The victim. Sulaiman bin Haji Hashim. 28, of Kampong Bukit. Bayan Lepas,
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    Lock icon Argentina to send trade mission here
    187 9 Argentina to send trade mission here Ul KNOS AIRES, Tues. A delegation of Argentine businessmen will shortly visit Singapore to boost 1 trade between the two countries, Singapore's Foreign Minister Mr. S. Rajaratnam said here yesterday. Mr. Rajaratnam who arrived on Monday from Chile for a three-day courtesy visit, railed
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    Cake baker
    40 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. James Loo of the Sorrento Bakery is baking the «51b cake for the Red Cro.«.« Food FeMival Exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Saturday, and not his wife a.s stated in today's Straits Times.
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    Judiciary, Bar pay tribute to Ramani
    121 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Judiciary and the Bar today paid tribute to the late Senator R. Ramani at the Federal Court here. The solemn 30-minute ceremony was presided over by the Lord President. Tun Azmi bin Mohamed. and was attended by more than 100
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    Arcade to be replaced by $30 mil complex
    158 9 Arcade to be replaced by $30 mil complex SINGAPORE, Tuesday JHE Arcade in Raffles Place, well-known landinaik ;iloii^ Hit- waterfront, is soon to make way for a $.'*<) million complex. The complex will have two tower blocks, one 30-storey high and the other 18 storeys. The 30-storey Clock will be
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    LONG NIGHT QUEUES AT GH: SMA BLAMES THE GOVT
    298 9 LONG NIGHT QUEUES AT GH: SMA BLAMES THE GOVT SINGAPORE. Tues. The absence of a night medical service at Government hospitals and clinics Is to blame for the nocturnal queues of nonemprßPncv cases at the Out ram Road General Hospital's Emergency Unit. The president of the Singapore Medical Association. Dr.
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    Snatch victim
    26 9 SINGAPORE Tim* A youth snatched a $190 sold chain from Madam Ainie.« Montetro. 59. at the Junction of Owen Road and Dorset Road yesterday.
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    Effluents...
    17 9 SINGAPORE. Tues Th# \jnc»\ Government 'DUpowl of Trade EfTlu*nt»' Regulations 1970 cam. Into fore* In July.
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    MALAYSIA LIFTS BAN ON PARTY PAPERS
    119 9 MALAYSIA LIFTS BAN ON PARTY PAPERS JTUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Government has lifted the ban on publications by political parties Imposed soon after the May disturbances last year. But the lifting of the ban did not mean that all political parties could resume publishing immediately, the Secretary General to the
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      32 9 Bug* Bunny by Ralph Heimdahl I'dccc 'I fl SAY...GARCON!J I^MAV I HAVE A"N PLEASE?; WMAT D' VA WANT I /vERY^ FT WITH A AAENU7YA .i^^\.^r I HOT ALXMADY SOT YER {S^^ vf^fx
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      RUBBER'S FUTURE
      525 10 Better rubber at the lowest possible cost is still the only formula for the plantation industry's prosperity. No-one questions it, although it took a longish time before the industry braced itself to move from dff i nee to attack in the battle against synthetic. Man-made rubber has continued
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      ANTI-CORRUPTION WAR
      259 10 That the Anti-Corrupt-ion Agrncy recently has been less in the Malaysian news does not mean it hM been less active or less successful. There may indeed be less corruption. The agency has expert investigators in every State, and has made its presence felt in all of them, a
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      ART OF THE POSSIBLE
      232 10 Tin will-worn cliche of politicians that in peacetime the army's place is in the barrHcks unfortunately lacks credibility in Indonesia where the military have played a major political role since 1945. Over the years the army has developed a taste for political power. partly because of
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      SCHOOL WHERE PUPILS SELL FOOD AND PAY FOR CLASSROOM FAN
      224 10 r»U; Chief Education Officer of Selangor in reported to have directed schools not to impose fines as a form of punishment. There are, however, other collections being made. My son has to pay a fee of ten cents every month
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      Slow mail from Pantai
      143 10 UP to Ocl. 4. I have lost more than 10 money order counterfoils sent to me from either Malacca or Taiping in ordinary mail and letters. The letters and the counterfoils did not reach mt. The money is >afe In the Post Office at Llm Ah
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      Water supply
      115 10 "PHE Chief Minister of Penang has assured the residents of Province Welleslev that normal supply of Diped-water would be restored In five weeks. It has been more than that and we are still waiting. Just across the road is Perak and the water supply there la profuse But
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      Padang
      71 10 I/UALA KANGSAR has only one public padang under the management of the Town Council. The pavilion at this padang was built about 40 years ago. It requires not only complete renovation, but also some extension urgently. The authorities should take some action as early as possible, so that in
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      21 10 T ETTERS to me from Australia do not arrive whenever the sender uses new beautifully designed Australian stamps. DISCOVERED Singapore. 12
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    Sagan at 35: A new play on feeling old
    726 10 ANNE HEAD looks at France's one-time infant terrible THE NEAR infant prodigy of the 50s, Francoise Sagan, is having difficulty adjusting to the 70s. Youth, revolution and accepting the state of fully-fledged adulthood are subjects barely touched in her latest play.
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    Tackling what is a 'global' problem
    799 10  - Tackling what is a 'global' problem CHIN CHENG MEI SHORTAGE OF SCIENCE AND MATHS TEACHERS By I KUALA LUMPUR ONE OF Inche Hussein Onn's first tasks as Minister of Education probably is to look into the problem often described by Ministry officials as "a shortage of science and mathematics teachers."
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      83 10 "ORIENTAL CARPET PALACE'S" Ist SALE IN 5 YEARS SUPERB CHOICE SELECTION -PERSIAN €t BOKHARA' (Medium Quality Only) CARPETS RUGS from 2nd Oct. to 30th Nov. 70 M.K. ZEPHYR AMIR Jy 1 Soil Propr.etOf Singapore. 10 "lIV I Phone: 645*9 CARPET PALACE HOUSE OF GENUINE PERSIAN BOKHARA CARPETS y fi^^ IB^^^Sw
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  • Business Times COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION OF THE STRAITS TIMES
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      Brokers are to blame
      825 11  -  BLAIR JOHNSON By talking to an experienced chartist this week I am even more convinced that the market is poised for a breakthrough. I have seen the results of his past predictions and agree with him that share prices are due for a steady rise over
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      Rothmans recovery
      265 11 pOTHMAMS Of Pall 1* Mall (Malaysia) and its subsidiaries In the year ended June 1970 saw profits perk up with a pre-tax profit of $3.57 million. The improvement over the previous year was a healthy 22 per cent due to increased efficiency and more economic utilisation of resources.
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      62 11 CHIEF PRICE CHANGES MOST ACTIVK STOCKS Starltte Ceramic 169.000 Sentosa Plywood 129.000 Mega Chemicals 76.000 Haw Par 60.000 KISKS Kramat $3.50 E. Smelt $7.10 S. Times $6.85 K. Kampar $3.16 K. Lanlut $285 Oulnoeu $4.34 .40 .25 .10 .06 .05 +.04 N Iron Benta I. Wood Ambassador U.A.C F. Lady
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      YOUNG -'N' SWINGIN'
      449 11 AT 26 he is the newly appointed sales manager of the 22--storey Singapore Hyatt Hotel. Nine years ago when he was sent packing from his home without a cent in his pocket by an irate father, many would have voted him the guy-least-likely-to-succeed. But though he didn't
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      Abolish overseas tax plea
      311 11 I^HE Asia n-Paclfic Council of American Chambers of Commerce (AMCHAMS) has urged Washington to set up a department to coordinate long-range economic planning. The recommendation was contained in a statement Issued today after a two-day meeting of the council in Hong Kong attended by members from
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      CITY TALK
      294 11  -  CROESUS Ml By Soviet signs I SI K signs that the Soviets arr coinr to take steps to nt.ikr their mark on the Singapore economic scenr. On Monday two representatives of the Moscow Narodney Bank which "has developed close associations with Banks in the USSR and other Soviet
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      Straits Times Indices
      38 11 Straits Times Indices Oct. 5 Oct. C Industrials: 131.M 133.M 1 HotrK M.« 7 MM Praprrties: 1M.21 ItT.M t Tins: M.2J MJS t t nibtwrs 113.M 113.4* Dec. 3«, ltM 1H 1 Dm. tl, INS 1M tD*ull, IMI-1M
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      PEPPER AT STANDSTILL
      178 11 PEPPER traders In London report business at a standstill with prices largely quoted on a nominal basts following reports that black Lampong pepper was nm being quoted on the Singapore market London trade sources on Monday said they were "mystified" by the reports and could offer no
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      Mr. Lee woos French industrialists
      622 11 Mr. Lee woos French industrialists MR. Lee Kuan Yew's first official visit to France last month might possibly result In a bonanza of French capital in Singapore. When the Singapore delegation left France, the message seemed to have sunk in that if France wants a profitable stake in South East
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      215 11 INSIDE Faac.T tlln are the current fad: Gttge Cohen feU Sit million deai. Shipping column: People la business. Page 12. Company newt; Share market report: Commodities. Page 11. Oversea! market*— London, New York. Melbourne, Hone Kong: Closing prices and business done. Page 14. You can't take chances on electric power
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    356 12 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS KELLY LEWIS MR. K J Wlllcock of Kelly it Lewis Pty.. Australian subsidiary of •the United Kingdom engineering company Mather Platt, has recently been appointed Regional Manager 8outh East Aala. to head the new Singapore office of the companies. Mr. Wlllcock has been associated with all aspect*
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    Fancy tiles are the current fad
    858 12  -  CHAN BONG SOO ■y CINGAPORE'S changing skyline and the sophistication it has brought to J the Republic's building industry have also caused a shuffle in the demand for tiles. Fancy wall tiles are the current fad while roofing tiles are fast losing out in
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    George Cohen gets $10 m deal
    378 12  -  TOM THEKATHYIL By fEORGE COHEN (Far East) has secured a contract to dispose mining equipment, the estimated selling value of which is in excess of $10 million. This was announced on Friday by Mr. J. W. Wilson, a director of the company. Mr Wilson
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    SHIPPING
    413 12 SHI PPING "Dato Razalli" Pictured above U the "Dato Razalli 1,200 hp tugboat which went Into service with the Penang Port Commission two weeks ago. Built at the Cheoy Lee Shipyard In Hong Kong, she arrived In Penang on Sept. 9. According to the Commission's spokesman, the vessel will be
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      257 12 Australian building materials go everywhere What's in Australia for you? Some of the best building Hlhof*g 4^^ materials in the world. Last year, Australia spent over Wllfll U 111 «?fl| $A 2,000,000,000 (SUS 2,220,000,000) building sky- llil l iiil |i -1 4M scrapers, apartments, factories and homes. Australian |l||Sl| SHIfl
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      East Asiatic prospects
      417 13 TWE Increasing prox duction of natural rubber following the better output per acre from improved planting material is partly causing the fall in the price of rubber, said Mr. H. T. .Karsten yesterday. The other causes include the Increasing use of synthetic rubber percentagewise and the decision
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
      203 13 KEMPAS (Malaya) is paying an Interim dividend of 5 per cent on the capital as Increased by the recent rights issue to $30 million. Chairman D.W. Pinder pointed out yesterday In his statement for the six month period ended June. 1970. that whilst tUs interim dividend would be
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      BETTER CLASS AND BLUE CHIPS SOUGHT
      216 13 BETTER CLASS AND BLUE CHIPS SOUGHT BLUE-CHIPS were again holding very steady to the exclusion of other Lssues on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore esterday Although business in them was generally thin, there was evidence of more attention returning to inch investment counters as 0.C.8.C., Eastern Smelters, Btraits
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    • COMMODITIES
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        Rubber quiet
        372 13 (\PENINQ quotations In the rubber market yesterday were marked down fractionally and very quiet session ensu>id. The main Interest was I'^tred on Jan/March and tidying up of nearby positions. Physicals were idle apart from routine factory enquiries which were quickly satisfied at lower levels. The morning session finished
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        56 13 •por« <2> UNCH 14.V50 (II Fxport prie* to iK>n-««rtiiig ar»«a la U.S. dollar* P»r «l«« <fl> Local artc* hi •Inaiaoc* dollar* a»r M. ©TTinn l»lrul :urlrh I'lxir* (II Ah. 7 25 Ah. 9O \H Sft.7f) H Sft HO S S« «7 UNfH lUI M. ••> •■>.>>■> SI.
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        Exchange rates
        174 13 THE Association of Banks In Malavsla-Slngapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Oct. 6 of Foreign Currency Sterling Pound Australian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar US. Dollar Local dollar* to 100 unlU of Forrtgn Currency. Belgian Franrs Burmese Kv»t< Ceylon Rupee* Danish Kroner Deutsche
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        CLOSING PRICES
        23 13 Oct. 6. RUBBER: 461 cents (down seveneighths of a cent). TIN: $660.62* (up $1.25). Estimated offering 270 tons (down 20 tons).
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        Tin edges up
        189 13 Tin edges up rE Straits tin price in Fenang yesterday gained a further $1.25 to $660.62} per picul on an offering estimated down 20 tons to 270 tons. Encouraged by the upward tendency of the overnight London metal price which rose £1, the local market was very i.nn with- support
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        PRODUCE
        99 13 C MINIS! PROOUCt axCHANGI. SINGAFOPtf NOON CLOSING pairil PIK PICUL YISTIROAV. Coconut Oil: Hulk S*>4 •rllrn drum $S6'i «Hln» Coara: \\\\r-<\ It Ob) loow Oct. I Nn\. IK To, il S'.il', II Prpprr: Miintnk whirr SlS2'i —Itan. iaiaiia> «mi» *172«, trWmn. •ivrlal Sarawak blark SISO a»llrt«. oarblrii 1 aniponq
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        PALM Oil
        24 13 IN London i. Monday (he pne* Of Malaria 9 p«r cmt Novtmtwr/Jinuarr «a« {100 paid UK f 23» itlltrt; D*c»mb»r/Januar7 fSTt paid.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      938 14 bid ano ornn mien ornD CIALLV LISTED AT TNI CLOtl or auttNESs in tni iincapori ANO KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINC ROOMS OF TNI STOCK fXCNANOE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN INDUSTRIALS CLOSING TONE: Industrial* easy while rest steady. TIRNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by th« Stock Exchange yesterday Including
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      BUSINESS DONE
      926 14 BDBJMBM In and reported U> the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with Ihe numbrr of share* traded shown in bracket* in lots of 1,000 unless otherwise specified. 1NI)1 STRIALS At MA (1) $134. Alcan Ci> »1.38. (2) $1.37, (2) $1.38 D. Ben
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        Shareholders Assn files suits
        147 14 r.E National Shareholders Association said it filed in the Federal Court here an anti-trust tl 'le damage sv't against r- Yew York t-:k Ex- ..r.ge. America. Stock Exchange, Association of Sum k Exchange firms and several leading brokerage houses. Hans Reinisch, President of the Association, said
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        Hong Kong
        215 14 HONO KONO, Tues— Todays market was quiet but steady, prices refused to budge much either way In another slow paced day. Metal Industries declined after their dividend announcement yesterday. They closed at HKS6.BO after being done at HK$7.3O yesterday Jardines were firm and raced at an Improved rate
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        Hong Kong rates
        35 14 ON Me irat cxahangt market in Hong Kong ytaltrday th» U.S Dollar waa quoted ai 6.10 for T.T and 6.UN7S for taMi. Stirling quoted al 14.4s sod •n« taal g*M at 255.875.
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        New York
        274 14 TVJBW YOHK. Mon Btocks I 1^ posted their best gains In several sessions In very active trading. The Dow Jones Industrial average gained more than ten points. Advancing issues led the backsliders by better than two to one at the clow and the volume topped 19.7 million shares
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        Melbourne
        251 14 MELBOURNE lues— MarKfl rumours of a share split or a take-over sent the shares in Australian Gold Development soaring from to $20 today with more .buyers in the market at $22 and sellers asking $30 International Mining Corporation sank unaer profltrUking >o $7.50. a loss since yesterday of $1.46.
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        Indices
        58 14 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN Monday 63.1t Friday 63.16 Week ago 62 82 RI'BBERS Monday 145.30 Friday 144.79 Week ago 144.12 OILS Monday 287.69 Friday 278.87 Week ago 277.01 IMM STRIALS Monday 374.4 Friday 368.6 Week ago 365.4 DOW JONEB Monday 776.70 Friday 756.16 Week ago 97 LONDON DOLLAR PRF.MII M
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        London
        305 14 I ONiXIN. Tv»« Th. m.rk.t m 1 v»rjr ftrm hut off th» top. Pro-rn-takint mirtnnKion cllpprd early gaina in linr with thr overnight up.<ur«f on Wull Btrr»t Cloclnc mMdlr p-ir*« of »*lwt«l «tn-k» not Including tump duly were: Con«ol 127 3 16 +>i funding ii. i 97 War Mfc«
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        RUBBER
        33 14 LONDON. Tile. -Spot 17 ,d.. llemeni Nov 1«d De. IS i*. Jin i«-.d\. Un. March is IS km.' iIVV"^ 'M i 2* A inl J n -«".<«. July vn. <■ If Ot tn ,n..
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      252 13 SINGAPORE TELEPHONE BOARD NOTICE TO BUBRCKIBERft OCTOBER I*7o TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Subscribers are advised that the English and Chinese editions of the above mentioned Directory will be available (or collection from Bth October. 1970. They may be collected during office hours from the following centres 1 Telephone House. Hill Street. Singapore
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      707 13 LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN TANAH NEGERI SABAH SABAH LAND DEVELOPMENT BOARD The Sabah Land Development Board Invites applications from Malaysian citizens for the following posts: 1. EXECUTIVE ENGINEKB (CIVIL) to be responsible for the planning and supervision of all civil and factory construction activities throughout the State. He must possess a degree
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      410 13 THE GUTHRIE WAUGH ORGANISATION Invites applications for the following posts:A) ASSISTANT AREA SALES MANAGER BUILDING MATERIALS DIVISION (Based in Kuala Lumpur p DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS: (I) A Technical Building Materials qualification of University level. (II) 5 years proven Building Materials Sales experience with contacts In the professional field. The successful applicant
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      540 14 PENANG DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Invites applications from suitably qualified Malaysian citizens to fill the following positions: 1. Accountant Qualifications: ASA., A.C.C.A., or member of a recognised and accounting body. Experience: Must have at least 5 years experience In a responsible accounting position either in commercial or manufocturing organisations. Dotfci: Finonce ond
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      677 14 Mobil SALES EXECUTIVE TRAINEE Qualification: Young Malaysian within the ages ot 22-30. Must possess initiative ond drive, and hold a recognized University degree in the arts or sciences. Possession of a volid driving licence is essential. Duties: An extensive training program will be given on all facets of petroleum morketing
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    Can crash victim unable to describe mishap win suit?
    370 15 SINGAPORE, Tues. Can an accident victim, unable to give a coherent account in court of his mishap, succeed in his civil claim for damages? This ptj.spr was raised today at the continued hearing of a High Court action by Abdullah bin
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    Blind among 75,000 in school exam
    432 15 Blind among 75,000 in school exam SINGAPORE, Tuesday THE blind, deaf and the handicapped took their places among 70,19(i pupils who began their three-day Primary School Leav ing Examination today. The two deaf, two blind and three handicapped students were subjected to the same examination conditions. Speaking on behalf of
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    Technical study awards offer by Malaysia
    223 15 Technical study awards offer by Malaysia I^UALA LUMPUR,^ Tues. Malaysia to-" day offered 16 technical fellowships tenable at ttn Telecommunications Training College here to four member countries of Asean four to each of them The Minister or Works. Posts and Telecommunications, Tun V.T. Sambanthan. made the offer when he opened
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    Society's dinner
    24 15 SINGAPORE. Tues. The University of Singapore Accountant Society will hold Its Innugural dinner and dance at the Sea lew Hotel on Saturday.
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      385 15 On your TV and radio today CHANNEL 3 C rr P.M. Programme summary; 6.00 News; 6.18 J.JJ poit Amai-Amai 6.51 Science and Life The Modern Turbine Engine; 7.13 The Doris Day Show; 7.41 Malaysian Dances; 8.09 Programme summary; 8.13 Wrestling from Great Britain. 0 flfl Nrw 17 Pour Vous Madame;
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      604 15 CHANNEL 5 O AA Opening and Housewives Matinee The Re- w grct (Ch. 1, Pt. 1 of a Cantonese film English sub-titles 3.45 For The Family i Chinese edition i 4.15 Diary of Events in Singapore This Week (Chinese i 4.30 Days Of Our Lives; 5.00 Close. Z AA Opening
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    900 16  - Esther: 'Juicy bird worth over $120,000' OOI CHENG GAIK By Johore Bahru, Tuesday DID Lee Wong Tiang intend to kill Esther Chan Siew Den in his home in Pontian the night of July 6 last year? No, submitted Mr. S.K. Lee, defending, who gave more than a dozen reasons why
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    636 16 'Victim's injuries show that Lee meant to kill' hair similar to the accused's hair in Esther's hand. He also submitted that it was not credible that the accused drank liquor that night to drown hw sorrow. It was for the defence to prove Lee did take the glass of alcohol.
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    130 16 KANGAR, Tim. The national vice-chair-man of the PMIP. Inche Hassan Adli. arced party leaders in Perlis yestrrday to strengthen their organisation to cope with *ny Alliance shakr-un in the State. "Our prospects are bright in Perlis and Trenxcanu due to internal cracks within the
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    345 16 I ordered only ONE case of brandy: Trust case witness I/UALA LUMPUR, JV Tues. A Selangor Club bar captain told the First Sessions Court today he had placed an order for only ONE case (12 bottles) of brandy with the club storekeeper on Jan. 19, 1968. ••I know nothinn about
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    468 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. INSPECTOR: HE TOLD ME IT WAS A 'MISFIRE' A POLICEMAN today denied in a coroner's court that a 22-year-old inspector shot a mutual friend because they both wanted to "dispose"' of liim as lie knew Ihey were smugglers. The suggestion
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    334 17 Govt praised for its boost to rubber SINGAPORE. Tuesday SINGAPORE'S rubber market occupies an eminent position because its forwardlooking Government believes in and encourages free enterprise a freedom vital to the growth of any market. Mr. Tan Eng Joo, chairman of the Rubber Association of Singapore, said this tonight in
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    121 17 CIVIL SERVANTS WELCOME THAT FUND RULING SINGAPORE, Tuesday CIVIL servants today welcomed a Government clarification that they are allowed to subscribe to chit funds. What they cannot do is sign promissory notes in favour of chit fund companies a ruling which some Government employees feel is "a blessing in disguise."
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    218 17 Angels and air wolves SINGAPORE. Tues. Their airline's unofficial slogan is "Travel With Angels,' but Trans World Airlines flight hostesses Patty Hettler and Sonia K 1 di a n certainly don't claim to be angels. Not the quiet, subdued kind anyway. The girls, here to take part in a 24-week
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    236 17 SINGAPORE. Tues TICKET No. *****01 won the first prize of $400,000 in the Singapore Sweep draw conducted by Singapore Pools (Pte.) Ltd. at the Wonderland Amusement Park at Kallang tonight. The other results were: SECOND ($150,000) *****88. THIRD (S75.M*) *****97. Five
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    66 17 SINGAPORE. Tues— A national serviceman, Khoo Chre Soon or Jalan Dua. Old Kalians Airport Road, was fined $400 today for driving a military truck in a clangerous manner at Tampines Road on May 22. Inspector Mandy Ooh. prosecuting, said Khoo collided with an oncoming motorcycle when he
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    74 17 Day when Rasib took unlucky U-turn SINGAPORE. Tufs Ra.ib bin Yahya of Lorong Unku Aman was fined $40 today for making a "XT' turn opposite Oeylanz Vocational School on April 12. 1968. Rasib, who holds a provisional driving licence, was fined another $30 lor not displaying an "L" plate on
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    29 17 SINGAPORE. Tues— Clnstm date of the children's colouring contest onranUed by the Theatre World Association In conjunction with their lorthcomii;; production "Tales from many lands" Is Friday.
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      826 18 APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED from ladle* between the ag. ol 17 20 with Senior Cambridge Certificate for tb* position of Quality Controller for wigs. Successful candidates will be sent to Hongkong for training. Apply mith photo ißon-retumabls). Box A 5561 S.T. S'por*. CENERAL CLERK (MALE) Applicant* must be Singapore citizen and
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      929 18 FEMALE CLERK TYPIST required l.y Kntisr. company. age 18 21 Qualifications: bchool Certificate and typing 30 40 w.p.m. Please apply P.O. Box 1495 6 pore. i.tl TOUR COMMERCIAL TRAIN INC from Kaja's College to t» sun ot suoeeas/job. W* recommend out students for cmploymenL Details from Kaja's College SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
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      800 21 Tailoring SO MAN» PEOPLE rruk. suits, ho many »r< still Ibinkiog ol making suit.. But «h-ir can ih.v gat the right material, right cut. right pgee and tnr rixnt service? Vash. say. Mai you ..sked' Our kMkt nst uf satisfied customers Is our best reirrence. Viait Vashis IJ.partin.nl .store. V
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      724 21 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER II) IN THE HIGH COURT OF SINGAPORE In Bankruptcy No. 224 of 1970 Re: Ooh Tlan Seng trading as Lee Huat Ix parte: United Malayan Banking Corporation Limited Creditor. In the Mr tter of a Bankruptcy Petition '"-'1 the 12th day of August 1970. B To:
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      972 21 EMPAT NOMBOR EKOR BERHAD (INCORPORATED IN MALAYSIA) NOTICE The Public are advised that the Ipoh Amateur Races scheduled for Saturday 10th October. 1970 will now be held on Sunday 11th October, 1970. 4-D Forecast Tickets which are dated 10th October, 1970 will therefore be valid for the 11th October. 1970.
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      198 22 Move to stop Hartono becoming a pilot JAKARTA. Tues. The chairman of the East Java Badminton Federation. Mr. Rachmat Pudjo. has called on President Suharto to intervene to stop star Indonesian badminton player. Rudy Hartono. becoming an airline pilot. The request was made in a letter to President Suharto, with
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      Nanyang retains STTA title
      318 22 Nanyang retains STTA title VANY A N G SIANG PAU retained the STTA's Business Houses league title when they beat Harper Gilfillan Sports Club 5-3 at Monk's Hill School last night. With this victory— their seventh win the team, comprising former champions Loh Heng Chiew, Lim Wai Sheng and Poon
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      Rules champ
      25 22 SYDNEY Tues. Newtown won the Sydnc-v Australian Rules football final here against North Shore. Final scores: New)own 15-16 (106). North Shore .10-16 (76).
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      Ban on senior players is lifted
      359 22  - Ban on senior players is lifted JOE DORAI By FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE has lifted its one-year 1) aii on National and Senior Division players from representing Singapore Business Houses an (I Government Services lea g v c competitions. The decision to allow these players play in the leagues was
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      SINGER'S MINI WALK TO FOSTER RUGGED SPIRIT
      236 22 MOKI than 15U mi ployees in Singapore and Johore will take part in tbe Singer Sewing Machine Company's Mini Walk this Sunday. The walk, of five miles, will be from the company headquarters at Shaw House. Orchard Road, to the general manager's residence
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      IAAF lifts rule on white shoes
      277 22  - IAAF lifts rule on white shoes ERNEST FRIDA By INTERNATIONAL AMATEUR ATHLETIC FEDERATION has withdrawn the white shoe rule which was to have come into operation from this month. This means that the rule, which would have been imposed at the Sixth Asian Games in Bangkok in December, has also
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      713 22  -  GODFREY ROBERT By SINGAPOKfc JOINT SERVICES made an impressive- shut in the Malaya Cup South Zone rugby championships when they beat a strong 28 (.'oMiiiionweulth Brigade 29-16 I tour goals, three liies to two goals md two penalties) in weir first match at the padang
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      266 22 SINGAPORE'S five-man karate team stands a slim chance of winning top honours in the first world tournament to be held at Tokyo from Saturday to Oct. 13. This is the view of the leader of the Singapore team, Mr. Yoong Slew Wah.
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        379 23 RACING with Epsom Jeep JNTEREST, the Singapore Gold Cup winner, may be retired to stud as a brood mare at the end of the season. Her owner, Kuala Lumpur banker S. T. Oon said yesterday: "Interest is doomed to carry big weights after her Gold
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        19 23 The Singapore Turf Club announced yesterday ticket No. ***** won thr lucky dr.iw for a mntor-car.
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        Daybreaker
        34 23 Eighteen pairs have entered for the second Perak daybreaker bowling competition, organised by the Perak Turf Club 8 C at Ipoh on Saturday. ■Urtlne at 11 Pm. Bach pair wIU play 36 garnet.
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        653 23 THE Stipendiary Steward's report on the Buklt Timah races over the weekend: SATI KIIAY Eke 1: Radiant Summer (Podmorei missed the start slightly. Then Podmore rode his mount hard through the field and hWd Radiant Summrr behind Triple Mm In the straight Triple Nine drifted out
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        720 23 OARIS, Tues. The late Jochen Rindt is this year's world motor racing driving champion, a spokesman for the International Automobile Federation sporting commission said here yesterday. The spokesman said the lAF rules were perfectly clear on the point. The driver with the
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      32 22 RI'OC.ER— SCC 2nd XV v I Trial* '«t Barker Rd.i RCT <at the padang. 5.15 p.m > T4.BLE- TENNIS STTAt immnvr i senlor championships flnaU cat SWIMMING Aaten Oamca Monki Hill. 7pm i.
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    169 24 Top UMNO men to meet on Oct. 20 KUALA LU M PU R, Tues. The UMNO Executive Committee will meet on Oct. 20 to fix a date for the party's general assembly. Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak said today. Speaking to newsmen after a 90-minute visit to UMNO headquarters In
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    35 24 SINGAPORL 1 A lo mer Deputy Hlffb Commissioner to Malaysia. Mr. Samuel Falle. 51. will succeed Sir Arthur de la Mare as H:gh CommlsMoner to Singapore, it was officially announced today.
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    554 24 ■et-ided to build UD bi-r naval htw and extrnd her influence not just on her land boundaries but on niui. tries around the South China Sea Mr. lei said India- could not be ruled out too a.s they were building up their
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    103 24 Weather outlook lor SINGAPORE today from 6 am to noon Scattered shower* The outlook from 6 a.m today to 6 am tomorrow over a 30--mlle radius of the following iOwns: Kuala Lumpur, isolated rain to coast early morning, scattered showers In the mid and late afternoon: Prnanf, Isolated
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    34 24 THE HAGUE Tues. The newly-formed Malaysian merchant ni>vy wil' start oDetating this winter with eight new Jnpane.te-bullt ships manned by Dutch officers, members of a Malaysian trade mission said here today. Renter
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    243 24 Russians plan manned flight to Mars KONSTANZ (Germany), Tuesday THREE Russian cosmonauts said today the Soviet A Union is working-on a spacecraft and launching rocket for a manned flight to Mars The cosmonauts, Boris Yegorov, Vital! Sevastyanov an Adrian Nikolayev mentioned the preparations for a Mars voyage while discussing other
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    107 24 LONG JAIL TERMS FOR Mrs. McKAY KILLERS LONDON. Tues Two West Indian brothers were found euilty today of kidnapping and murdering Mrs. Muriel McKay. sa. wife of a wealthy British newspaper executive. On the kidnapping charge Arthur Hosein. 33, was M'liienci-il to 25 years in prison, and Niiamodeen. 21, got
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    53 24 JOHANNESBURG. Tues. —A DC 3 airliner trashed and burst into flames toon after take ofl from Oermltton airport near here today, killing five people aboard Fourteen others were inlured. police said The twin-engine plane owned by a small private firm. National Airways, was on a
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    156 24 Bolivia faces civil war as President Ovando quits LA PAZ. Tuesday CIVIL war threatened Bolivia today wrien President Alfredo Ovando Candia resigned and opposing army factions proclaimed rival military governments But troops supporting Ovando rejected the move and formed an opposing junta led by a leftwlng tormer gene/al As Miranda's
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    285 24 Leiia on master plan to attack Israel BEIRUT, TUCS. Palestinian girl hijacker Leila Khaled said today airliner hijacking was part of a master plan to attack Israel. It is a form of guerilla warfare, she said, a strategy not a tactic This strategy is part of a great plan for
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    19 24 WASHINGTON. Tues President Nixon announced today he will make a major statement on Vietnam tomorrow night. Reuter.
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    32 24 ERIC ORTEGA M K t<J 24 passed ill) peacefully on 6.10.70. Body at St. Brrnaditlf Church! lying- in-ntßta parlour. 12 Zlon Road Kunerul am Thursday 8.10 70 at 11 00 a.m
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