Eastern Sun, 14 June 1969

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    21 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 3 No. 1027 Saturday* 14 June 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents
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    Lock icon Green Light To Land Men On Moon In July
    358 1 WASHINGTON. Fri. (UPI) Apollo 11 astronauts Neil A. Armstrong. Michael Collins and Edwin E. Aldrin on Thursday received approval to try for a July 16 launch and a landing on the moon four days later. The national aeronautics and space administration
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    Lock icon Commons Passes New Divorce Law
    76 1 LONDON. Fri. (Reuter) Amid cheers from reformers the House of Commons today approved a drastic easing of Britain's divorce laws bv 109 votes to 55. a majoritv of 54, after a bitterly contested marathon debate. The controversial non-go-vernment measure must now go to the House
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    Lock icon POMPIDOU SEEN WINNING EASILY
    230 1 PARIS. Fri. (Reuter) Gaullist candidate Georges Pompidou today still outpaced his centrist rival Alain Poher only two days before the French presidential election, but the latest opinion poll showed the gap was closing. Both Pompidou and Poher were tonight making their final television appeals to the
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    Lock icon Lubeke Pelted
    64 1 GOETOINGEN. Lower Saxony. Fri. (AFP) Students threw rotten eggs, and bags of paint and pepper at cars carrying President Heinrich Lubeke and his wife and scientific research minister Gerhard Stoltenberg to a meeting here today. Police armed with batons had to forge a way through about 1.000 students
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    Lock icon Souvanna Justifies Bombing
    268 1 VIETIANE. Fri. (UPI) Laotian Premier Souvanna Phouma said on Friday American bombing of North Vietnamese troops in Laos will end only when the North Vietnamese get out of this country. Souvanna also said, in response to written questions submitted by UPI. that he had rejected peace proposals
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    Lock icon French Reds Asked To Boycott Poll
    86 1 PARIS. Fri. (UPI) The French Communist Party Thursday issued a new call to its supporters to boycott Sunday's runoff Presidential vote. It said a Communist boycott will make Charles de Gaulle's successor a "minority President". The boycott appeal was made by the Communist Party's
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    Lock icon Replacement
    41 1 SAIGON, Fri. (UPI) —A Battalion from the U.S. 9th Infantry Division will be the first unit to be replaced by South Vietnamese troops under the plan to remove 25,000 American soldiers from Vietnam by mid-summer, it was announced Friday night.
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    Lock icon Imagine That...
    99 1 NIAGARA FALLS. N Y., Fri. (Reuter) Engineers shot off the American Falls at Niagara today and the 176-foot high cataract dwindled to a trickle. The waters that have been crashing over the falls for thousands of years were held back by a 600-foot long temporary dam. The falls
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    Lock icon 3 Asked To Contact Police
    131 1 THREE men who can assist in an investigation into a case of murder are requested to contact the police. The murder took place at Jalan Kayu on June 2, this year. The three men. whose names were given by the Acting Police Secretary. Mr. H.
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    Lock icon Margaret Might Visit Cambodia
    111 1 LONDON. Fri (Reuter) Princes? Margaret and her husband. Lord Snowdon. may pay a short visit to Phnom Penh, Cambodia, later this year. Informed sources said here today. Such a visit was likely to be made on the return flight home from Tokyo, the sources added. But
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    Lock icon Test Score
    43 1 MANCHESTER. Fri. (Reuter) The West Indies had scored 104 for 6 on the second day of the first test in reply to England's 413 in the first innings. West Indian batsmen to be dismissed: Fredericks. Carew, Butcher, Davis, Sobers and Foster.
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    Lock icon SITE READY FOR AMMO FACTORY
    195 1 IN SELANG KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. A 30-acre site at Batu Arang in Selangor have been set aside for the setting up of the proposed $6-5 million ammunition factory. Enche Raja Khalid bin Raja Harun. the Chairman of Sharikat Permodalan Kebangsaan which holds 30 per cent
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    Lock icon 200 Thai Tribesmen Said 'Red'
    173 1 BANGKOK. Frl. (UPI) Practically the entire Meo hill tribe population of Petchabun province in North Thailand is under control of Communist terrorists for supply and support purposes, the province's Governor said on Friday. Chamroon Piyamuttara, the top official of the province some 200 miles north
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    Lock icon 7 Reds Killed, 8 Captured In Sarawak Operations
    274 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. "Seek and destroy operations" by the Malaysian armed forces and the police field force have so far killed seven communist terrorists and captured eight, including two women, in Sarawak. Seven terrorists were captured in the Seriang-Tebakang area in Sarawak's
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    Lock icon Gromyko Delays Leaving Egypt
    120 1 CAIRO. Fri. (UPI) Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko's visit to Cairo has been extended to include a third meeting with Egypt's President Gamal Abdel Nasser, government officials said Thursday. Gromyko made a surprise visit here Tuesday and has been discussing with Nasser ways to end
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    Lock icon Bronze Star
    49 1 WASHINGTON. Fri. (UPI) Marine Maj Charles S Robb. former President Lyndon B. Johnson's son- in-law, Thursday was awarded the Bronze Star for meritorious service in Vietnam. He was cited for "exemplary and highly professional." service while with the Ist Marine Division from March, 1968. to April. 1969.
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    Lock icon COLLISION
    65 1 SUBIC BAY, Philippines. Frl. (Reuter) The British Navy submarine Rorqual was involved in a minor collision with a United States minesweeper while the submarine was docking at this US. Naval Base today. A U.S. Naval spokesman said that the submarine was not damaged while the minesweeper. the U S.S
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    Lock icon 2 RESIDENTS OF S'PORE HONOURED
    186 1 A prominent Singapore banker, Mr. Terence Attwood and industrial sales manager, Mr. Kenneth Brown, are amonr the 718 recipients named in the Queen Elizabeth's Birthday Honours List, this year. Mr. Attwood awarded the CBE 'Commander of the British Empire) is the Manager of Chartered Bank
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    Lock icon Missiles Trained On China
    253 1 LONDON, Fri. (UPI) The Soviet Union has positioned 300 nuclear missiles in Mongolia aimed at China's Sinkiang province which holds the nation's key nuclear installations, defence sources said on Friday. The sources said the Soviet also were extending considerably their air base system in the Far
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    Lock icon Freddy Tan Guilty On Diminished Responsibility
    340 2 THE GENE THE FEDERAL Court of Appeal yesterday held that Freddy Tan Seng Keng, who was sentenced to life imprisonment for causing the death of dene Koh Chai Lee, was found guilty on a lesser charge on the ground of diminished responsibility. Tne Appeal
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    Lock icon Michael To Attend 'L' Course
    192 2 THE Assistant Secretary of the Public Utilities Board Staff Union, Mr. Michael Wee Teow Kee, will attend the 22nd Asian Labour Leadership coarse to be held in Manila, from June 17 to July 27. The five-week course will be conducted at the Asian Labour Education
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    Lock icon Visiting NZ Journalists
    47 2 FIVE senior New Zealand journalists are visiting Singapoie, Malaysia. Thailand and South Vietnam to study at first hand civil, economic, military and political activities, according to New Zealand High Commission statement issued recently. They will be In Singapore from June 18/20 and July 5/9.
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    Lock icon Police 'Hot On Trail' Of Robbers
    114 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Police are closing in on the six robbers who snot a bank cashier in a $35,000 bank rob-re-v in Petahng Jaya near here last Monday. A spokesman "said: "Police were hot on the trail of the robbers." ..The spokesman added that
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    Lock icon Curfew Stretches Convoc To Two Sessions
    188 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A total of 1,461 graduands will receive degrees and diplomas at a two-day Convocation ceremony at the University of Malaya, next week. The ceremonv has been split over two days (June 20 and 21) in view of the large number of
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    Lock icon Tiong Bahru's Baby Show
    52 2 THE Womtu'i Committee of the Tiong Bahru Community Centre will hold baby show on June 29. The show, sponsored by Nettle's. la open to all babies between three and 18 months old. Mrs. Chng Jit Koon. wife of the MP for Tiong Bahru, will five away
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    Lock icon Dy Registrar Resigns
    49 2 THE Acting Deputy Registrar of the High Court. Mr. Boey Kun Hong, has resigned. It is reliably learnt that he is going into private practice. Mr. Boey. who was a District Judge and Magistrate before assuming his present post, has gone on leave prior to resignation.
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    Lock icon Socialist S'pore —Ahead Of Most -Dr. Goh
    364 2 The Socialist State of Singapore Is not lagging behind the achievements of socialists governments In other parts of the world. The Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, said this yesterday and added that Singapore is probably ahead of most of them. Dr Goh
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    Lock icon 8 Months For Parang Man
    78 2 A 56-YEAR-OLD tnsha-rid-er. Ayob bin Ta'alim, was jailed for eight months in the Fifth Magistrate Court yesterday for possession of an offensive weapon a parang. The Fifth Magistrate. Mr. George Sandoaham. told Ayob hat he was lucky he would not be given three strokes of
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    Lock icon TUNKU'S HAPPY
    43 2 KUALA LUMPUR Frl. The Prim# Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman it very happy with the remits of hit eye operation last Saturday A medical bulletin issued through the Information Control Centre Mid today that the Tunku'e post-operetiv* recovery had been ver> smooth.
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    Lock icon Riots Did Not Harm $ Climate -ONG
    173 2 Riots Did Not Harm Climate -ONG WASHINGTON-. Fri. (UFI) The cllmste for foreign investment in Malaysia is still good despite recent riots there. Malaysian Ambassador Tan Sri Ong Yoke Lm said yesterday. Ong told newsmen the Malaysian people "have been shaken very badly" by the nots that occurred during recent
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    Lock icon 'Quit Quarters' Discussions Are Proceeding Smoothly
    180 2 The Public Utilities Board Staff Union is now working out details in close consultations with the Board on the "quit quarters'* notice served on members of the Union. The Board first served the quit notices to some 164 tenior and Junior officers to vacate
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    Lock icon Under-21's Warned— You Won't Get Away Lightly
    126 2 Kl ALA LLMPUR, Fri- Under-21's were today warned that they would not get away lightly for curfewbreaking because of their aje. Giving the warning, the President of the Sessions Court. Mr. Shlvcharan Singh, said that under the present emergency, everyone should obey the
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    Lock icon Annual Meeting
    28 2 THE St. John Ambulance Association. Singapore Centre, will hold its Annual General Meeting at its Headguarters in Beach Road on Wednesday, June 18 at 5.30 p.m.
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    Lock icon $21 Million Dry Dock For Shipyard
    105 2 JURONG Shipyard's $2l million dry dock will be in operation next month. With the addition of this dry dock, its second. Jurong Shipyard expects to increase its annual turnover by $l5 million. to $45 million next year. Mr. Low Guan Onn. the shipyard's Deputy
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    Lock icon 23-Month Marriage Null, Void
    85 2 A twenty-three-month-old marriage between two school teachers was declared null and void by Mr. Justice Kulasekaram in the High Court on Thursday. Declaring the marriage null and void. Mr. Justice Kulasekaram remarked that the pondent. Mls» Sarojanee Raju, had wilfuly refused to consumate the marriage. The
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    Lock icon W/O Singh Pays Costs, Damages
    110 2 A warrant officer in the Singapore Armed Forces, Gurubachan Singh, 28, who was cited as a co-respon-dent In a divorce proceedings was ordered to pay $1,200 damages in the High Court yesterday. In addition to the damages. Mr. Justice Wlnslow ordered the co-respondent to pay
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    Lock icon All About The Next Toto Draw
    138 2 THE NEXT Toto Draw will be held on Sunday, June 15, at 3.25 p.m. at Television Singapore's Studio 3. Winners who submit coupons with five numbers correct will receive the first pri/e of $75,000. The regular Lucky Draws which will carry cash prizes ranging
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    Lock icon We Need $100,000 – SACA
    96 2 We Need $100,000 SACA THE Singapore Afer-Care Association needs another $lOO,OOO for its proposed $200,000 Vocational Training Centre. Appealing for support over Radio Singapore this morning, an S AC.A. official said: Any contribution, however small, will definitely help to remould these discharged prisoners who with their acquired vocational training would
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    Lock icon Susan – In Race For The Crown
    71 2 Susan In Race For The Crown A 19-year-old student. Miss Susan Morley, has entered the 150 th anniversary Queen of Singapore contest, organised by the Bukit Panjane Constituency. The finals will be held at the National Theatre on August 24. Prizes include a free air trip. The contest Is open
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    Lock icon Reception
    36 2 THE British High Commissioner. Sir Arthur de la Mare and Lady de la Mare will give a grand reception to celebrate the birthday of Queen Elizabeth II at their resider.ce at Eden Hall. Nasslm Road.
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    Lock icon IPI Told: Malaysia Curbing Free Press
    225 2 OTTAWA, Fri. (Reuter) The Executive Board of the International Press Institute today received a report on the curbing of press freedom in Malaysia, but decided to take no action until it has been checked. Mr. Go Puan Sens, publisher of the Fookien Times in
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    Lock icon Queen Honours People In All Walks Of Life
    839 4 LbNDON, Sat (Renter) Queen Elisabeth today*£*l tnd j hundreds of her subjects, ranging from cricketer Basil D Oliveira and football r bby Tfte m Q^en!°43Tto her official birthday, honoured industrtalfcts actors Sfomats and junior civil servant* with awards ranging from life peerages
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    Lock icon Red Summit Plays Down Dissensions
    162 4 MOSCOW, Fri. (TJPI) The Soviets and their allies on Friday boasted of success at the World Communist Summit and played down the dissensions of a half dosen western parties. The government newspaper Izvestia and Hungarian party leader Janos Kadar set the tone of the praise
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    Lock icon Mini Buses
    45 4 HONG KONG. Fri. (Reuter) —The Hong Kong, government today announced it will shortly legalise hundreds of pirate mini buses. The buses, which are estimated to carry over 50,000 passengers a day, are one of the commonest sights on Hong Kong's roads technically illegal.
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    Lock icon New Territory
    48 4 CANBERRA. Fri. (Reuter)— Australian may soon have a new territory with only three inhabitants all meteorologists A bill introduced in parliament calls tor a Coral Sea Islands Territory off the Queensland coast, chiefly because oil may be found on the scattered islands beyond the barrier reef.
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    Lock icon Egypt's Hard Line In Gromyko Talks
    190 4 CAIRO, Fri. (Reuter)—President Nasser and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko hold a Anal round of Middle East talks here today with Egypt taking a tough line on Israeli withdrawal from occupied territories. An Egyptian Foreign Ministry spokesman said last night Cairo would not accept
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    Lock icon INDIRA, SINGH SET TOURS
    112 4 JAKARTA. Fri. (Reuter) Indian Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi will arrive in Jakarta on June 28 for a fiveday state visit at the invitation of President Suharto, it was announced today. It was announced in Tokyo that Mrs. Gandhi will make a state visit to Japan
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    Lock icon Pilots Strike
    25 4 MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. Fri. (UPI) The first pilot's strike in the 43-year history of northwest airlinei ended Friday morning, six hours alter It began.
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    Lock icon Dewi Won't Marry
    95 4 TOKYO. Fri. (UPI) Madam Ratna Sari Dewi, the third wife of former Indonesian President Sukarno, said in a report published on Friday that she is in love with Japanese movie and television actor Masahiko Tsugawa. But Dewi. a native Japanese whose maiden name was Naoko Nemoto, made
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    Lock icon Red Rockets Slam Bien Hoa, Da Nang
    193 4 SAIGON, Frl. (UPI) Communist gunners on Friday poured sockets into Da Nang on the northern coast and the awling Bien Hoa air base near Saigon. At least 20 Vietnamese died in the attacks, military spokesmen said. The two Installation* were among 17 shelled
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    Lock icon Reuters' Grey May Be Freed
    101 4 LONDON, Frl. (UPI) Anthony Grey. the British correspondent who hat been under house arrest in Peking for nearly two years, may be freed later this year, his employer said yesterday. W.D. Barnetson, Chairman of the British News agency Reuters. said Grey had twice been visited
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    Lock icon Thai Students
    29 4 BANGKOK. Fri. (Reuter) One policeman was injured and 59 students were arrested when policemen stopped a battle between 200 students of two rival schools, police reported today.
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    Lock icon Sicilian Flies Off With 2 Paris Girls
    150 4 PALERMO, Sicily. Fri. (Reuter) Police today arrested a wealthy Sicilian lawyer end charged him with kidnapping two younr Parisian girls end flying them to Pelermo aboard e hired jet plene. The girls. Georgette Chepin. 21, end Giselle Pelts. 23, reported to e police
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    Lock icon Many Recognize New NLF Govt.
    225 4 PARIS. Frl. (UPI) The Vietcongs newly pro. claimed ''provisional government" for South Vietnam received diplomatic recognition from several nations on Friday. But as far as the allied side at the Paris peace conference was concerned, it was all a gimmick. "We place no significance on
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    Lock icon Freeth Raps Red China
    181 4 TOKYO. Frl. (UPI) Gordon Freeth. Australia's Minister for External Affairs, said on Friday an aggressive Communist China is the root cause of Instability in Asia and the region needs the deterrent power of the United Btates. "It (Communist China) preaches revolution. It seeks to use local
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    Lock icon New Bow For Melbourne Authorized
    118 4 CANBERRA. Fri. (UPI) The Naval Board Thursday gave af>proval for a new bow to be constructed for the damaged Australian aircraft Carrier Melbourne A spokesman for the Department of the Navy said Friday Melbourne was expected to leave Singapore, where it i« undergoing initial repairs,
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    Lock icon Red Fiat With 15 Captured By S. Korea
    176 4 BEOUL, Frl. (UPI) South Korean army-navy units, supported by air force planes, captured a Communist speedboat manned by 15 North Koreans Thursday night In a gunbattle near Huksan Island 240 miles south of Seoul, It was announced Friday. The Central Intelligence Agency
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    Lock icon Fulbright: Nixon Following LBJ
    79 4 LITTLE ROCK. Arkansas. Fri. (UPI) Sen. J. William Fulbright. Democrat 0 f Arkansas. said Thursday President Nixon was "simply approving" the Vietnamese policy of former President Lyndon B Johnson and "I think it is a tragic thing." Fulbright. Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. said,
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    Lock icon Tax Extension
    71 4 WASHINGTON. Fri. (Reuter) —President Nixon today won approval from leaders of both parties in the House of Representatives for an extension of the current income tax surcharge, which the administration claims is vital to combat inflation. The White House spokesman said the Republican and Democrat House leaders unanimously
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    Lock icon 2 Brothers Die In Bangkok Shooting
    195 4 BANGKOK. Fri (UPI) Two brothers died and a 17-year-old waitress was fatally wounded in a gunbattle on Thursday at a crowded tourist shopping centre, po- lice reported. Officers said the two brothers exchanged shots for about two minutes In an apparent quarrel over financial
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    Lock icon Melbourne Commander Warned, Swore At Evans
    316 4 SUBIC BAY NAVAL BASE. Philippines, Fri. (UPI) The Commanding Officer of the Australien Carrier Melbourne testified on Friday the U.S. Destroyer Frank E. Evans somehow manoeuvred directly across the carrier's bow in a frantic but vein ettempt to evold the June 3 collision. In
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    72 4 WASHINGTON. Fri. (UPI) Former President Lyndon B Johnson was briefed at the LBJ ranch on Vietnam peace plans by President Nixon's National Security Affairs Adviser Henry A. Kissinger last week a few days before the summit meeting at Midway White House Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said Kissinger
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      Lock icon N.Y. Mart Shows A Loss
      141 5 NEW YORK. Fri. (UPI) The stock market yesterday lo lowed the example of the other sessions this week and wound up the day a loser. Sbortly before the closing the UPI stock market indicator showed a loss of 1.38 per cent with 1,581 issues on
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      Lock icon London Rubber Closes Steady
      83 5 LONDON, Fri (UPI) Rubber market closed steady yesterday but quiet with spot 25-3/16 25-1/2. Settlement House July 25-1/4 25-7/16 Aug 25-3/16 25-3/8 Sept 25 25-1/4 July'SepW3s-3/16 25-3/8 Oct/Dec 24-3/4 24-7/8 Jan/March 24-1/2 24-11/16 April/June 24-3/3 24-9/16 July/Sept 24-5/16 24-7/16 Oct Dec 24-3/16 24-3/8 Jan/March 24-1/8 24-5/16
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      Lock icon RUBBER: 70-5/8 Cts.
      270 5 JULY first trade rubber buyer* closed at 5 pm., in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur jesterday at 70-1 cents per lb., unchanged from the previous close. The tone of the market was quiet. Continued covering of current month following better London advices took the market about half a
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      Lock icon Easier Trend Continues In The Stock Mart
      200 5 Our Market Reporter TRADING in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday was a continuation of last two days' trend as buying support remained weak and there was still that general disinclination to trade. Moreover, many operators again were reluctant buyers and
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      Lock icon BUSINESS DONE
      983 5 OUSINESS done In and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified: INDUSTRIALS A cm a $1.99 <9>; Ben $2.11 (9) $2.12 (6); Borneo $1.73 (1) $1.72
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      Lock icon SHIPS IN PORT
      260 5 THE following Is a berthing list released bv the Port of "Singapore Authority for June 14: DEPARTURE: Godowns Vessels 10/11 Schwabenstein 15/16 Straat Ball 19 loanna NW 3'4 Bid or N W 4/5 Giang Ann 31/32 Circea 35/36 Hugheverett 40/41 Nilgata Maru 33 34 Spaarnekerk ARRIVALS: Godowns
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      Lock icon Trade Figures Push London Mart Higher
      141 5 LONDON. Frl. (Reuter) The May UK trade figures pushed the market sharply higher yesterday after a slightly firmer opening. Business, however, was generally quiet and yesterday's gains malnlv reflected Jobbers marking up in an attempt to attract stock, following their reluctance to deal In
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      Lock icon PRODUCE
      106 5 THE noon prl«>» at iwr» Chm*** Prodore Tbo sine»Lxhincf j r>t trdaj w pi* Hrn r» •fl»r« i'oronuf Oil (FOB) Bulk 41.71 tew ••mil (til (FOB) Mrum 51 3% Mltrd I i'Of■ Munmn Whit* Prpp*r (I 00 (F.O B >Xw 11"..M) Willi* Prpprr (F.OB) 12.VOO Aarawsk cpprmi HI am
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      Lock icon AIR MOVEMENTS
      428 5 ARRIVALS 6.00 am. MSA M 1.029 K Lumpar 9 00ara M»A MLII 9 K Lun.yur 9 35 a m MsA Ml 529 Phnoin Penh 10 15 am. Ms A ML 121 R Lompur 10 25 am- MSA MLOOS Penans. Ipoh, R. Lumpur. Malacca 10 50 am TH\I TG423
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      61 5 HONG KONG Fri. <UPI) Money Quotations: HK$6 ***** P«r U S dollar HK«6 1175pp r US. dollar TT HKSI4S3 per pound sterling HK?3r>B 5 per tael of gold 94.5 per cent fineness HK?I62 2 per 10,000 Japanese yens HK$l34 5 per 100 Philippine pe?os buyers HKSI3S 5 P*r
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      63 5 NEW YORK. Fr. (UPI) Rubber futures closed 20 to 30 points higher on the New York Commodity Exchange yesterday on no s ales. Bid. Ask Jul. 26 45 27.20 Sep. 2570 26.20 Nov. 25.15 25.80 Jan. (70) 24 45 24 95 Mar. 24.40 24.75 May 24.40 24.75 Jul.
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    81 6 Perry Joseph Lady Is congratulated by President Richard Nixon at the White House In Washington recently for being named "Boy of the Year" In a contest sponsored by the Boys Clubs of America. The 17-year-old youth, who wss cited for "superlative service to his boms his church,
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    194 6 Washington Licensing for production of the nation's first vaccine against German meases wa s announced on June 9 by Health. Education and Welfare Secretary Robert H. Fmch. German measles (Rubeola) is a serioua threat to women in the early months of pregnancy and can cause fatal
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      1117 7  -  By MICHAEL O'CONNOR J h# W Moving two birthday* ooch yar would, no doubt, bSC? 'W" tha on p*" 0 world who does colaS.T <}fie, and sometimes two, public engagements. Vh- mE?* lu hd< ?Y is the Queen's real one, which occurs on
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      44 9 The Queen's birthday will be marked in Singapore today by a reception eiven by the British High Commissioner. Sir Arthur de la Mare. K.C M.G., and Lady de la Mare at Eden Hall. Sir Arthur d? la Marc, British High Commiwioner to Singapore
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      239 10 PEN AN G, Fri. Earl Marshal shaped like a winner this morning when he did a smart sprint over 3f. in 39 on the bit. The newcomer looks fighting fit and is sure to give a good account first time out on Sunday. The
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      36 10 HOUSTON. Texas, Frl. (TJPI) Bob Murphy shot a four-under-par 33 —33 —66 yesterday to take the lead in the first round of the U.S. Open golf championship with many players still on the course.
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      849 10  -  GOING: Good To Yielding By BIG BEN Ty>NVILLE (Race L' Seven) is tne day's best oet at Penang toaay. At the Kuaia Lumpur meeting in feoruary he maae an impressive debut when he romped home a fivelength winner. He failed in his next attempt out a week
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      134 10 BANGKOK. Fri. (Reuter) Mr. Key Yang Chang. South Korean President of the Asian Games Federation, today handed over U*****,000 to Air Chief Marshal Dawee Chullasapya. Chairman of the Asian Games Organising Committee, as South Korea's contribution to the cost of the Sixth Asian Games to
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      71 10 LONDON. Fri. (AFP) A petition signed by more than 6.000 people demanding that the world heavyweight boxing title be restored to Cassius Clay will be sent to the New York State Boxing Commisslon. The petition was launched bv Terry Downes. Britain's former world welterweight
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      127 10 SYDNEY. Fri. (Reuter) Young aboriginal world bantamweight champion Lionel Rose has signed a contract to receive a record US$lOO,OOO when he defends his title against Mexican Ruben Olivares in Los Angeles on August 15. Rose told a press conference here today that he had signed
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      268 10 BRISTOL, England. Fri. (Reuter) Australian John Newcombe and South African Cliff Drysdale slumped to surprise defeats in the quarterfinals of the £10.600 Wills Open tennis tournament here yesterday. Newcombe. the title favourite. was beaten 9-11. 8-6. 7-5 by Frenchman Pierre Barthes while Drysdale, conqueror of
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      75 10 MOSCOW. Fri (UPI) Challenger Boris Spa&skv in the world chess championship contest won the 21st game against tltleholder Tigran Petrosyan yesterday. His lead over Petrosyan thus increased to two points, the score in the 24-game series now being Spassky 11.5 and Petrosyan 9 5 points
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      77 10 Time And Tide TODAY SINGAPORE Town: 4.28 •.m. (0.5 ft.); 11.21 a.m. (7.2 ft); 4.20 pjn. (4 ft); 10.4 p.m <8.4 ft.). NAVAL Dockyard: 4.12 a.m. <1.3 ft.); 11.34 a.m (9.1 ft); 434 p.m. (5 ft); 10.16 p.m <9.2 ft). TOMORROW SINGAPORE Town: 5.03 *.m. (0.4 ft); 12.01 p.m. (7.2
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    588 11 MANCHESTER, England, Fri (Rcutir) A dogged century by optntr Gtoff Boycott laid a solid foundation for a big score on the first day of Hi# first cricket Test against the West Indies here at Old Traf- ford yesterday. England finished 261 for three after
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    204 11 LONDON. Fri. (Reuter) Mushtaq Mohammed, Pakistan's Test all-rounder, steered Northamptonshire to a respectable 205, hitting an undefeated 82 against Nottinghamshire. Notts seamer Dave Halfyard captured Ave wickets for 36, and skipper Brian Bolus continued the pressure when the home side batted again. Following his century
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    193 11 THE national soccer team face a 'big test* when they meet the star-studded visiting English F A. In a Gold Leaf Pestabola match at Jalan Besar Stadium today, kick-off 8.00 p.m. The Footbail Association of Singapore and the Singapore Tobacco Company are hosting this soccer
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    61 11 RIO DE JANEIRO. Fri (Reuter) Brazil beat England by two goals to one in 'heir friendly international soccer match here last night. Brazil's second goal came four minutes after Tostao scored the equaliser in the 34th minute of the second half. Colin Bell scored the first
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    211 11 US Baseball Results Standings NEW YORK. Fri. (Reuter) Results of last night's major league baseball games: American League Washington Senators 4. Oak- land Athletics 1 (only game scheduled >. National League Chicago Cubs 12. A Braves 6 Pitts. Pirates 4. H. Astros 3 Cincinnati Reds 4. St. Louis Cardinals 3
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    172 11 First Test MANCHESTER. England, Fri. (Reuter) England made steady progress when play resumed on the second day of the first cricket Test against West Indies at Old Trafford here today. Tom Graveney and Basil D'Oliveira, resuming at 261 for three, built up the England score with
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