Eastern Sun, 17 June 1969

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    Lock icon Containerised Complex: 1st Pile In
    463 2  -  Yong P PSA's Investment By PAT CHAN THE FIRST pile, launching fhe second phase of the East Lagoon Development Scheme to establish a container complex was driven in yesterday. The project, which will usher in a new era in the history of the Republic's port
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    Lock icon Troupe For Indonesia
    77 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A 40-member cultural troupe will leave for Med an on Wednesday for a two-week tour at the invitation of the Indonesian Government. The troupe, comprising popular Malaysian radio, television and film artistes, will hold 10 performances in five districts in Medan during its tour.
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    Lock icon Lecturers From R.I.
    101 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Minister of Education, Dato Haji Abdul Rahman Yakut). today said he would take action soon to get the services of Indonesian lecturers for the proposed National University. He would get them as soon as the number of lecturers required tor the University was
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    Lock icon FESTIVAL OF BOOKS: FORUMS THIS WEEK
    142 2 The National Book Development Council will hold three public forums this week in conjunction with the current Festival of Books. The subject of the flrst two forums one in English and the other in Chinese will be "Books In Mv Life." The speakers for
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    Lock icon It's Back To Classrooms
    65 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Thousands of primary echoo) pupils in Kuala Lumpur and Petallng Jaya were back in class today after a lapse of more than a month because of the recent disturbances. The majority of primary schools today reported attendances of 80 per cent and above.
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    Lock icon MSA To Launch 'Self-Plan Tours'
    307 2 Malaysia-Singapore Airlines will introduce a revolutionary system of inclusive tours called "Self-Plan Tours" to enable individuals to construct their own itinerary to suit personal requirements. These "Self-Plan Tours" are Introduced in conjunction with T&ihel International wholesale tour operators who are opening offices throughout South-east Asia.
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    Lock icon Teachers Told: Let's Forge Unity
    179 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Malaysian teachers were today af ain reminded of the important part they could play in forging national u^ity. They should, said Dato Haji Abdul Rahman Yakub, Minister of Education, double their efforts to Inculcate the spirit cf national unity among the pupils.
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    Lock icon Discussions On Trade By Moriarty
    75 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. New Zealand's Secretary of Industries and Commerce, Mr. M.J. Moriarty. will arrive here for discussions with Malaysian trade officials on Thursday. A statement issued by the New Zealand High Commission here today said he would be in Malaysia for three days. Mr.
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    Lock icon Health Ministry Under 'Fire'
    162 2 THE PI'BLIC Daily Rated Markets and Hawkers Workers' t'nion has criticised the Health Ministry for failing to implement the "14-day annual leave" stipulated In the New Employment Act The union also called on the Wealth Ministry to implement the "14-day annual leave proviso" without any further
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    Lock icon Jail, Rotan For Youth
    58 2 A YOUTH. Tan Ah Tee. was sentenced to a year's jail and two strokes of the rotan in the Fifth District Court yesterday for consorting with an armed man Tan, 21. was in the company of Tan Swee Ching. 30. who had two daggers on him.
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    Lock icon Pan-Electric Offer 451,302 50-cent Shares
    274 2 FOLLOWING almost Immediately upon the merger with the SELCO group of companies, Pan-Electric Industries announced vesterdav, that the directors have accepted an offer from Mr. Charles Horvath for th e "Crane-Hire Division" of his business. Under consideration is the issue of 451,302 PanElectric 50 cents
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    Lock icon 1st Prize $77,500
    142 2 Toto THE first prlie for this comin? Sunday's Toto Draw has been increased to $77,500. The normal prizes of $20,000 for entries with a plus one numberi correct. $350 for four correct numbers and $l5 for three correct numbers will be given in this week's draw. In
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    Lock icon $16,000 For Charity
    85 2 THE wife of the British High Commissioner in Singapore. Lady de la Mare will present cheques totalling $16,000 to five charitable organisations at Eden Hall, Nassim Road, tomorrow. The $16,000 represents the proceeds from the Art Exhibition organised by wives of the British High Commission on May
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    Lock icon MALAYSIA: Overall Position Is Good
    184 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The overall situation in West Malaysia continued to improve with considerable reduction in rumourmongering, following the arrests of 45 rumour mongers to date. The Information Control Centre in Kuala Lumpur said today no incident of a communal nature was reported in the
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    Lock icon Its Down To Work For CIC
    126 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Capital Investment Committee formed by the Government recently would get down to work as early as possible, the Minister with Special Functions. Tun Tan Slew Sin, ta:d today. The high-powered Committee would work closelv with the Ministry of Commerce and
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    Lock icon 136 Saplings Slashed
    51 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. One hundred and thirty-si* saplings in an estate in Rawang were found slashed yesterday. a Police spokesman said today. The estate supervisor. Mr. Tan Ah Tong. found the saplings slashed when he made a routine inspection of the plantation. The damage is estimated at
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    Lock icon Good Press Awaits Rockefeller's 3rd. Trip
    401 3 INTO THE LATIN WORLD BRASILIA, Brazil, Mon. (UPI) Police arrested about 100 suspected political agitators, issued special directives to newspqpers and broadcast stations and took other security precautions yesterday to assure a friendly reception for New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller on the first
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    Lock icon The Flying Behemoth
    92 3 EDWARDS AFB California, (UPI) The world's biggest airplane, the CSA Galazy lifted a record gross weight of more than three-quarters of a million pounds in a test flight yesterday. The U.S. Air Force plane built by Lockheed Aircraft took off with a total weight of 762.000 pounds,
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    Lock icon US Qualms On The New NLF 'Govt'
    173 3 WASHINGTON. Mon. (UPI) Despite a public stance that the new provisional revolutionary government announced by the Vietcong for South Vietnam is nothing really new. some U.S. diplomatic analysts are worried that it may complicate the Paris peace talks. The concern is that the
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    Lock icon MEMORIAL FOR THE EVANS CREW
    113 3 CHARLES. Louisiana, Mon. iUPI) Memorial services were conducted yesterday for the 74 crewmen of the destroyer Frank E. Evans who died in a collision on June 3 with the Australian carrier Melbourne in the South China Sea. Lake Charles was chosen as aite for the
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    Lock icon Firemen Shot At
    52 3 CAIRO. Illinois. Mon. (UPD Snipers shot at firemen and police at the scene of a warehouse fire last night near the housing project that has been the scene of recent racial violence Two police chiefs, in the midst of a change of command, directed the quelling of
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    Lock icon N. Vietnam Envoy
    32 3 HONG KONG. Mon. (Reuter) Chinese Premier Chou En-lai received the newly appointed ambassador of North Vietnam to China. Mr. Ngo Minh Loan, yesterday, the New China News Agency reported
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    Lock icon US AID TO WAR VICTIMS BECOMES TOUCHY ISSUE
    175 3 WASHINGTON, Mon. (UPI) The Nigerian Air Force attack on a Red Cross relief plane last week and the immediate State Department reaction illustrated the diplomatic tightrope the United States is walking in the Nigerian civil war. Though U.S. military and political involvement
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    Lock icon Mother Visits Sirhan In Death Row
    212 3 SAN QUENTIN, California, Mon (UPI) It was the first time the mother of Sirhan Sirhan was allowed to hold her son since his arrest for the June 5 1968. slaying 0 f Senator Robert Kennedy In Los Angeles. Mrs Mary Sirhan had an emotional
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    Lock icon World Watches Pompidou
    580 3 Gaullist Without de Gaulle PARIS, Mon. (Reuter Gr UPI) Georges Pompidou yesterday succeeded General de Gaulle as President of France and the world watched to see whether the change of men would mean a change of policy and political style. Shortly after Centrist Alain Poher formally conceded
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    Lock icon Cook Casts de Gaulles' Ballots
    165 3 COLOMBEY-Les-Deux-Eglises, France, Mon. (UPI) For the second time in two weeks, the shy little cook had to stand in at the ballot box yesterday for this tiny communltys two most impor tant celebrities: Gen. and Mme. Charles de Gaulle. The cook. Charlotte Marchel. put away
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    Lock icon People's Currency
    57 3 HONG KONG. Mon. (Reuter) The term lor Chinese currency has been changed to Renminbi (people's currency) from Jen Min Piao (JMP), the Communist newspaper Ta Kung Pao reports. The abbreviation for the new term Is RMB. the newspaper said. The change was set by the general administrative headquarters
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    Lock icon Britain Hopes For Closer Link
    150 3 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter) Britain very much hopes that it will be possible to establish close and friendly working relations with the new president of France, M. Georges Pompidou, and the government he forms. A Foreign Office spokesman said that the British government had been most
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    Lock icon Convention Hall Crashes To Rubble At Opening
    392 3 HUNDREDS INJURED SEGOVIA, Spain, Mon. (UPI) The steel roof of a convention holl, completed only three days ago, collapsed yesterday on a festive crowd of 500 persons just before the judging of a beauty contest. Police issued arrest warrants for the builders. Police
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    Lock icon 'Smith Will Win, With Cut Majority'
    275 3 RHODESIAN REPUBLIC SALISBURY, Mon (Reuter) With only five days to go before voting In the referendum on Rhodesia's new apartheid-style constitution, there were signs today that Premier lan Smith might not get the 80 per cent 'Yes' vote he expected. Though victory for the
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    Lock icon Sleepers Washed Out
    56 3 TEGUCIGALPA. Honduras. Mon. (Reuter) Fifty people died, according to first reports, early today when a sudden rise of the rivers Chiquito and Grande here caught them in bed after heavy r *in. Survivors who escaped without their clothes took refuge in the city's hospitals and clothes, food
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    Lock icon Sen. Osmena To Fight Marcos In November Elections
    451 4 CAVITE CITY, The Philippines, Mon. (Reuter) The opposition Liberal Party last night picked 53-year-old Senator Sergio Osmena jr. as its presidential candidate to fight incumbent President Ferdinand Marcos in the -November elections. Senator Osmena, who has -teen in politics for the past
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    Lock icon MOSLEM ACTION ON PALESTINE
    127 4 RABAT. Mon. (Reuter) King Hassan of Morocco will send four Cabinet ministers to Moslem countries to explain his plan for an Islamic conference devoted to the Palestine problem. It waa announced here yesterday. Official sources said the King hopes to convene the conference at the highest
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    Lock icon S. Vietnamese Ready To Fill U.S. Gap
    224 4 NEW YORK. Mon. (Reuter) South Vietnamese troops are ready to fill the gap left when American forces begin to pull out by the end of next month, Senator Everett Dlrksen said yesterday. The Senate Republican leader said: 'T think they will be equal
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    Lock icon Tsugawa—Just A Good Friend, Says Dewi
    191 4 Tsugawa— Just A Good Friend, Says Dewi HONG KONG, Mon (UPI) Madam Ratna Sari Dewi Sukarno, the third Japanese wife of former President Sukarno of Indonesia, flew in yesterday from Tokyo on a private visit. She evaded a crowd of reporters and photographers at the Kai Tak International Airport with
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    Lock icon Duel Across Suez Canal
    64 4 CAIRO. Mon. (Reuter) Egyptian and Israeli forces had a three-hour artillery duel across the Suez Canal yesterday. a military spokesman said her# The firing extended from north of IsmaiHa to Kantara. Egyptian force* set fire to enemy position* and destroyed fortified defences, the spokesman said. Earlier
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    Lock icon POLICE NAB 220 DEMONSTRATORS ACROSS JAPAN
    222 4 TOKYO, Mon. (Reuter) Police detained 220 demonstrators yesterday when over 50,000 people demonstrated across Japan, protesting against its Security Treaty with the United States and the Vietnam War. In about 70 places, leftists and pacifist*, among them students. unionists and housewives, took to the
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    Lock icon Meat Kills 5
    45 4 BANGKOK. Mon (Reuter) Five people died in northern Phrae province after eating the meat of a buffalo suffering from anthrax, police reported today. Police said the diseased buffalo had been killed for a party to celebra'e the ordination of s Buddhist priest.
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    Lock icon 51 Reds Die In Night Assault
    455 4 SAIGON. Men. (Renter) North Vietnamese forces lost 51 died in a night asaault against s remote American artillery out. post near Hamboger Hill, United States Headquarters said today. It was the second night running that they had launched a night ground attack against an
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    Lock icon Trawler 'Captures' Rosalind
    95 4 PICTURE shows Miss Tourism Slngapura 1969, Miss Rosalind Ong Lian Tee during her tour of Dillingham Shipyards (W.A.) Pty. Ltd.. at North Fremantle, Western Australia recently. Miss Ong expressed great interest in the trawlers under construction at the yards which are situated on the picturesque Swan River,
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    Lock icon 8 Drunks Kill Thai Student
    165 4 MANILA. Mon (UPI) A 22-year-old Thai student was stabbed to death bv a group of eight drunk youths in suburban Quezon City last night, police reported. The victim was identified as Usada Lertrisirikul. a third year engineering student at St. Louis University at the resort
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    Lock icon ISRAELIS MANHANDLE NEWSMEN
    223 4 JERUSALEM. Mon. (Reuter) Israeli officials yesterday manhandled two western reporters who tried to watch demolition work near the Wailing Wall here. They are Mr. John Wallis, of the London Daily Telegraph, and Mr. William Schmick. of the Baltimore Sun. Thev went along to watch the demolition of
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      Lock icon The Party Girl...
      572 5  -  Picking The Right Rag' For The Right Party H.C. Tan TIfHEN a girl goes to a party these days, it's no simple affair. So much the better for her too! There are the cocktail parties, the bottle parties, barbecues, pyjama parties, gala balls and informal home gatherings
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      Lock icon Rogers Dazzles London With Star Wardrobe
      370 5 LONDON", Mon. Ginger Fcgers has no patience with the current notion of the "anti-star" in films and on the stage. When she went ever to London for a year's run m "Mame." she took with her a star wardrobe. She lives in creamy shades.
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      Lock icon Fashion Flashes
      144 5 NEW high h«ois on summer sandals, two inrhes or more. usually and always straight and tnicrk to match blunt toes. THE double-belt ed middle, a wide inset midriff' band, in a contrast of colours or texture. with a narrow belt or sash crossing it. COOL i u m
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      Lock icon HOW THIN CAN YOU GET?
      239 5  -  By Mary Sue Miller A LOVELY write ts: I am naturally thin, t»ut I did not realise how thim until I wore my new jersey bathing suit for the first timle. When I came out of the watter I discovered the suit cling I to
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      Lock icon Another Designer For Mrs. Nixon
      135 5 WASHINGTON. Mrs Richard Nixon isn't stickto one designer for her White House wardrobe. Her latest addition* have been from another of the good, quiet Seventh Avenue firms. Countess Alexander. It's a family place, where Victor Alexander sell* the design* his wile. Jennie, thinks up. The
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  • COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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      Lock icon It's Back To Normal Trading Hours In Mart
      426 7 tp Anrv Ow Market Reporter commenced on th* rn?rm^i C Malaysia Singapore yesterday reub. as In the g *>«itanlng at 10 a.m Instead of at 9.30 Malaysian SStSf en* *2*"s! then ot curtew In the West is only logics? to 'revert? een
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      Lock icon BUSINESS DONE
      968 7 BUSINESS done in and reported to the trading rooms ♦u°lw the St 2 ck xc n f« Malaysia and Singapore the nu b «f of shares traded in brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified: INDUSTRIALS Aema $1.96 (1); Ben $2.08 (2) $2.06 (3); Borneo $1.70
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      Lock icon Exposition Will Boost Trade: Yen
      150 7 TAIPEI. Mon. (UPI) Vice President Mr. C. K Yen said current European Industrial machinery exhibition In Taipei "will contribute greatly to the promotion of trade between Nationalist China and western European countries." Mr. Yen hailed the exposition. first of its kind held In Taipei by
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      Lock icon SHIPS IN PORT
      258 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The following it a berthing list released by the Port of Singapore Authority for June 17; DEPARTURE Godowas V—a ill 1/2 Hoist enstein 3/4 Pleiades Golden Sea 8/9 Hoegh Orchid NW. 2/3 Selamat N.W. 5 Serampaag 27/28 Rajula 31/32 Traviata 33/34 Peisander 40/41 Mikuni Mam
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      Lock icon PAN AM OPENS SATELLITE PORTS
      635 7 PAN American World Airways will open a network of New York Metropolitan and suburban area satellite ports in June to check-in air passengers and transport them to and from Kennedy International Airport. "The satellite ports will provide travellers, using Pan Am flights, with convenient locations
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      Lock icon Rubber: 70½ Cts.
      266 7 July first grade rubber buyers closed st 5 am., in Singspore and Kuala Lumpur yetterday at 704 cents per lb., down one eighth of a cent from the previous close. The tone oI the market was quiet. The market opened one querter of a cent lower than
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      Lock icon DOW MEN MEET IN HONG KONG
      86 7 TWO Dow Chemical representative* from Malaysia and Singapore were among a group from several Asian rountrlea who attended a product application and market planning conference in Hang Kong recently. The conference was bald at Dow'g Pacific Area headquarters, and was opened by Mr. R.W.
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      Lock icon Oil Search In East Coast 'Encouraging'
      201 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mac Encouraging results" have been obtained by the ESso Exploration Malaysia Incorporated in its oil drilling operations off the east coast of West Malaysia Whether the company would strike oil remains to be seen but the results obtained so far have not
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      Lock icon H.K. Money
      75 7 HONG KONO. Mon. (UPI) Money Quotations: Hone Konf dollars 6.110 per Ui. dollar. Hong Kong dollars *****5 per U.S. dollar T.T. Hong Kong dollars 14 53 per pound sterling. Hong Kong dollars 310.75 per taei of fold 94.5 per cent fineness. Hong Kong dollars 162.3 per 10.000 Japanese
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      Lock icon SMR Business Transacted
      151 7 mn aiaosor* Hubbsr Bro«<?r» Association hu a\i»plls4 ttl followX tat Information la r*P* ct or DustBOtt ttilMCM4 Us SMRa for the w*«k i •r.rt.nt June 19: 91 cent* pMauvoB buy are Naminsi (i cents prsmiuxn Hllin SMB 6 CV <HC» July PH.#* «M* S CV (HC> JulyStp*.
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      Lock icon Stock Exchange Closing Prices
      506 7 SINGAPORE. Ktatl Kt eluoit told ud other price* •It) daily Dated at the etoae of bualoeaa INDUSTRIALS ACMA 19* 2 00 Ben lr Co 2 06 2.0O Borneo Bhd CD 1.70 Camel Fly wood 248 C. Sugar 3.78 3 80 Cold Storage AU0 €.10 Chemical Co.
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      Lock icon Fertilizer Plant For Indon
      162 7 TOKYO. Mon. (UPI) Japanese fertiliser Industry circles will shortly begin preparations to start production in Indonesia, according to industry sources here. Directors of the Japan Ammonium Sulphate Industry .Association in a meetim recently agreed on the construction of plant in the southeastern country with a capacity
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      Lock icon PRODUCE
      84 7 THE noon price* *t the Slntv pore Chlnete Produce Excbinft > est er day were >— Bayer (teller Coconut Oti (FOB.) Bulk 48.75 loconut Oil (FOB.) Dram 51.25 Mth'4 Copm ILN Mantok Htalte Pepper (FOB) M% N.L-W. 127.50 tortMl Vtfelte Pepper (F.OB) 125.00 •«ra»ak Special Black Pepper (FOB.) »6%
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      Lock icon UNIT TRUSTS
      54 7 IMUU|«I PrlM) i«t Xtbrta 11 ►0 tad Malay aa 2 ImI llilivi* 1 5 3 Th* Com imi XD If il 111 Tba lariat Fuad 1.1 M lBT«»t mad D 1 Eg lit Hong Kong 14 ,3 1.49 2ad HOIK KOAS XD S >1 1.03* fttarlltur Cera 6
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      Lock icon Tin Price
      13 7 The tin priee for yesterday was $618.50 per pieul, down fO.fti:
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      Lock icon AIR MOVEMENTS
      317 7 ARRIVALS 5.00 ft.m. MSA MLOBO kuala Lumpur voo am. M>A viLHf kuala Luuipttr •45 om UAKLUA UABBB Jakarta 1015 ft.m. MSA MLI2I Kuala Lumpur- ftff i«ia 14)0 pm. SAS SK97I Copenhagen. Taaklent, Bangkok. 1.10 p.m MSA ML4SI locking ,J,, fiii. T.I.V Lumpar 8-85 pm MSA MLMS koto ?r»»
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  • Fotorama '69
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      277 8 You've asked for it, now you've got it FOTORAMA 69! Yes, its your very own weekly photo feature, crammed with the kind of bright reading you want. Beginning with this issue, we'll be bringing you, ctery Tuesday, up-to-the-minute coverage of the latest photo ''happenings in
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      Lock icon Colour Or black-and-White? Here's How To Have The Best Of Both Worlds
      390 8 PRACTICAL TIPS By *Shutterbug 9 THIS has happened to many photographers and it could happen to you. Imagine the situation. You've loaded your camera with black-and-white film. Suddenly a subject pops up that just cries out for colour.
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      Lock icon Record 400 Entries In Nanyang University's Inter-School Exhibition
      301 8 vm wnrAt grgvr SINGAPORE has always enjoyed the reputation of being one of the most photoconscious nations in the world. This it clearly reflected in the increasing number of photo exhibitions held in the Republic annually. Following close on the heels of
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  • STUDENTS' PAGE
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      Lock icon A Villain For Ten Centuries
      270 9 WASH INGTON The boll weevil, one of the world's worst cotton pests, has been o villain for 10 centuries, not for only one. A perfectly preserved weevil, identified later as being 1.000 years old, was discovered concealed in some cotton that Dr. Earle Smith, Jr.,
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      Lock icon Our Young Generation Of Women
      818 9  -  By JEFFREY L. B. LAW THERE was a time, in this cosmopolitan society of ours, when grandmothers in high-necked and toe-touching dresses gasped with speechless horror when their daughters shortened their skirts, cut their hair and even tried to claim equality with men. Those same
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      311 9 MOSCOW, (Reuter) The Soviet teenager ef today is better dressed than his parents and often knows more about science, culture and sport than his school teachers. The teenager may have a tape recorder, transistor radio and one of the latest cameras, but the
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      Lock icon • Goonhilly 2, in Cornwall, south-west England, is Britain's latest and largest space communications station. Its 90-foot (27-metre) diameter dish aerial will carry up to 400 telephone circuits and a television programme simultaneoulsy.
      32 9 Goonhilly 2, in Cornwall, south-west England, is Britain's latest and largest space communications station. Its 90-foot (27-metre) diameter dish aerial will carry up to 400 telephone circuits and a television programme simultaneoulsy.
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      369 9 SYDNEY, Australia High-srhool students from Britain. Japan. New Zealand and the United States of America will gather in Sydney with Australian students later this year for a course of lectures and studv on the theme NUCLEAR ENERGY TODAY AND TOMORROW Twenty-five lectures by British.
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      256 9 WASHINGTON, Beware of pretty little red-and-black seeds that are sometimes used to decorate costume jewellery. Some of these seeds axe deadly poisonous if eaten. U.S. Agricultural Research Service scientists have issued such a warning after a taxonomist discovered poisonous seeds in a piece of jewellery
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      80 9 THE MGS Alumnse Scholarship Fund at its recent annual general meeting approved that a scholarship fund called 'MOB. Alumnae Scholarship Fund' be started. It was also agreed that two scholarships of 1100 each be awarded In 1970 to two Sec. IV itudents j>ne each from School I and
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      57 9 SINGAPORE. Mao. Methodist Girls' School will celebrity its 82nd birthday on July 25. The Founders' Dsy will be held the same dsy at 7.10 p.m. st the M.G.S. Shsw Auditorium. To celebrate the occasion, s Psst versus Present* netbsll match will be held on July 12
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      218 9 WASHINGTON, The Chinese Tallow Tree (sapimn sebiferum), a native of Mainland China Introduced to the southern psrt of the United States more than 1M years sgo, is suspected of poisoning cattle grazing in pastures where the trees are growing. The tree, whose fruit or bean has been
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      759 9  -  By Donald E. Mullen NEW YORK, (UPI) In Hong Hong they consider artist Done Kingman a native son. San Franciscans believe he lives in Chinatown and spends his time just painting the city's million views. In New York, where he does live, his water colours
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      51 9 DO YOU KNOW? 1. Name the Inventor of Hovercraft in Britain 2. Where is the Great Barrier Reef? 3. Which drink contains most caffeine-tea, coffee or cocoa? 4. Give the feminine oft Colt and tom-cat. 5. Who Is the External Affairs Minister of Australia (See this Pag* next Tuesday for
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      127 9 AMY By Jack Tip pit m A* UL m "Get; Daddy, why didn't you tell us building a snowmen was such hard WORU2 DATELINE: DANGER* by John Saunders and AUenMdWKams OKAV,FUZZ~.:/OU JUST SCB THAT RAVEN'S BAWUN' DOESN'T. SPOIL My BEAUTY SLEEP/ VOUVE SEEN HERE BEFORE,TOP/ REMEMBER THE EITHER BETTER! QUIT
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      Lock icon Unknown Orville Moody Wins U.S. Open Golf
      944 10 HOUSTON, Texas. Mon. (Reuter and UPI) Orville JJoodyj shot a Jwo over par 72 yesterday to win the 200,000 dollar (82,000 sterling) U.S. Open Golf Championship by one stroke over the Cypress Creak Course here. A Moody, 35, edged three golfers in a
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      75 10 COPENHAGEN, Mon. (AFP) —Denmark scored a shock three-two wi n over former World Champions Hungary in their World Cup European Group Two qualifier here today. The two teams were level two-two at half time. The second leg of the tie will take place in Hungary Oct.
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      Lock icon New Champ Unlikely To Play Here
      178 10 HOUSTON. Texas. Mon. (UPI) Orville Moody, the new U.S. Open Champion, intends to be a "playing champion" like predecessor Lee Trevino. but when it comes to Ihe World Cup in Singapore he voiced some reservations. One of his three Killeen, Texas, sponsors quickly announced
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      299 10 By LITTLE NENE Boxing fans of the early sixties I am sure would remember that fast-jabbing clever heavyweight champion of Australia, Tony Vickers. Thirty-year-old Tony is back in town, but not for fights. He Is here with his wife Colleen on a holiday and shopping spree.
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      569 10 MEXICO CITY. Mon. (UPI) The 1970 World Cup soccer competition, like the 1968 Olympic Games, may be seen as it takes place on television by millions m a At i_■ of fans around the world. Telesistema Mexlcano. a private and commercial
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      Lock icon SADIQ EXPOSES KIWI BOWLING
      279 10 EASTBOURNE, England, Mon. (Reuter) The New Zealand cricketers received little encouragement to start their England tour when hammered for a sparkling century by Pakistani Sadiq Mohammad for D. H. Robins XI here yesterday. Robins XI rattled u© 277 for five wickets declared at nearly a run-a-minute
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      94 10 MOSCOW. Mon. (UPl)—The Soviet Union beat Italy s—o Sunday in the semi-finals of the European Second Zone Davis Cup play to meet Rumania in the finals. The Soviets had assured victory Saturday in doubles play when Alexander Metreveli and Sergei Likhachev beat Vittorio Crotta
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      Lock icon Expos Trade Clendenon
      173 10 SAN FRANCISCO. Mon. (UPI) The Montreal Expos made their third trade in lour days on Sunday, sending first baseman-outfielder Donn Clendenon to the New York Mets in exchange for infielder Kevin Collins and three Minor League pitchers. Clendenon. the centre of a controversial trade with the Houston
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      91 10 rUKUBKA. Japan. Man. (Reuter) World Featherweight Boxing Champion Shozo Saijo of Japan knocked out Marcel Sid of Mexico in the first round of a scheduled 10round boxing match here tonight. The Japanese southpaw stopped the Mexican with a strong left hook to the jaw
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      211 10 LANGHORNE. Penn., Mon. (UPI) Indianapolis 500 winner Mario Andretti set a world's record on Sunday in qualifying for the Langhorne 150-mile race, but the race was halted by rain on the 2*th lap. It will be resumed on that lap next Sunday.
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      513 10 NATIONAL LEAGUE NEW YORK. Mon. (LTI) Bob Gibson pitched an Flood singled in the tie-breaking run to start a three-ran eighth inning raiiv on Sundav as the St. Louis Cardinals edged the Houston Astros 5-3. Flood's single following a single by Vic D'Avalillo, a
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      113 10 NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST W L GB Chicago N York Pittsburgh St Louis Philadelphia Montreal 40 30 30 28 23 IS 19 26 30 31 32 41 15 23* WEST w L GB AU*.p.».i S Fr«nciica L* Angfflfi Cincinnati Houston San Diego 34 33 33 38 29 25 24
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      301 10 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter) Results of Sunday League cricket matches were: Leicester: Gloucestershire beat Leicestershire by 6 wickets. Leicestershire 115 (37.5 overs) B. Booth 55. J. Davey four for 17. Gloucestershire 116 for four (34.4 overs) A. Milton 45 not out Gloucestershire 4 points. Brislington: Somerset beat Surrey
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      75 10 LONDON. Mon (Reuter) At the final forfeit stage today the following horses were taken out of the four scheduled races at Ascot tomorrow: Prince of Wales Stakes; The Elk. leaving six declared runners. Queen s Vase: Big Hat. Oily Byrne, Current Thoughts, leaving 15 declared runners. Coventrv
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      484 10 American League NEW YORK, Mon. (UFI) Reggie Jackson, who drove in a near-record 10 runs in Saturday's gamp, knocked in four with a double, triple and his 23rd Homer of the season on Sunday as the Oakland Athletics downed the Boston Red Sox 13-5 and
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      74 10 LAUSANNE. Switzerland, Mon. (UPI) Ingemar Johansson former heavyweight boxing champion, "miraculously** escaped injury when his car went off the road and dropped about 60 feet down on a railroad track near here on Friday night, Lausanne police said on Sunday. A police spokesman said Johansson was
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      Lock icon Fencing Tomorrow At Crest Road Gym
      229 11 championships"' thf ritstin 'of'th* Saturday. Tra n^n? Centre. siZt.lt competition will help selectors to choose a team to represent the Army Inan Inter-Ser?ic« m,t,S r —uiavvu to be held in July. Several top fencers will be competing in the event attd included are two
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      Lock icon CREPELLANA OUTSHINES FAVOURITE
      76 11 CHANTILLY, France, Man. fßeuter) —The unbeaten reign of French Ally saraca was ended bv Crepellana in the Prix de Diane— the French Oaks—over one mile 2i furlongs here yesterday. Roger Poincelet brought Crepellana with a late burst over the last half furlong to beat odds-on favourite Sacara
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      275 11 First Test MANCHESTER, England, Mon. (UPI and Reuter) Only the weather and three West Indies tail enders stood between England and a crushing first test cricket victory at lunch on the fourth dav of the match with West Indies at Old Trafford on Monday.
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      245 11 MANCHESTER. England. Mon. (UPI) Tom Graveney'a decision to defy the Enfland selectors on Sunday and play in a benefit match at Luton could spell the end of his test career. A.V. BecLser. Chairman of the England Selectors, confirmed on Monday that he had not given permission
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      Lock icon SATIYAN SANKARAN from the Gimson school, the last leg of the relay team of ten runners, handing over the State Flag to the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Social Affairs. Mr. Chan Chee Seng, who officiated the opening ceremony at the third annual meet for the residents of the Social Welfare Homes, held at the Farrer Park Athletic Centre on Saturday.
      62 11 SATIYAN SANKARAN from the Gimson school, the last leg of the relay team of ten runners, handing over the State Flag to the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Social Affairs. Mr. Chan Chee Seng, who officiated the opening ceremony at the third annual meet for the residents of the
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      Lock icon S'pore To Bid For 1st World Shuttle
      435 11 Singapore will take the lead and go all out with plans to get the International Badminton Federation to stage the first official world badminton championships here in 1970. This was disclosed yeaterday by the Secretary of the Singapore Badminton Association. Mr. M. A.
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      Lock icon Illingworth To Captain Test Series
      116 11 MANCHESTER, England Mon. (UPI) The Engltnd cricket selectors Monday appointed R«y Illin«worth captain for the remainder of the three-mstch seriei sgainst the West Indies. When Illingworth was first sppolnted. it was only for the current first test at Old TrAfford. The selector* satisfied with his
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      Lock icon FA. TEAM TOPS HONG KONG 6-0
      388 11 Small Fires Mar Match HON'G KONG. Mon. (Reuter) At least 20 small fires blazed round Hong Kong's government stadium as the touring English Football Association international eleven left the pitch under police escort tonight after beating a Colony side 6-0. Spectators began setting Are
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      607 11 PENANG, Mon. Following *re the weights for this weekend meeting. SATURDAY CLASS 4—DIV. 4—6f. Sokitomi 9.00 Jenera 8.13 Precious Lotus 8 13 San Francisco 8.12 Rina II 8 1' Beep Beep 8 11 L'Arc D« Trtomphe 8 11 Romantics 8 09 Orie B.f>9 Cairo 8 or. Demovel
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      Lock icon Kingston, Dawkins Fined
      654 11 STIPES REPORT PENANG. Mon. Following are the Stipendiary Stewards reports of the weekend races jnst concluded. SATURDAY, JUNE 14 Race 1: The sadd.e on Vong Choy (Asuwadi) s'ipoed back RS van Breukelen. trainer of the gelding was instructed to use a breast check in future. Rare 2:
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      32 11 BUDAPEST. Mon. (UPI) Ronald Klim of the Soviet Union Sunday night a*t a newworld record in the hammerthrow with a 74.52-mttre to« in Budapest at the international Nepszava Cup contest
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      67 10 Time And Tide TODAY SINGAPORE TOWN: 618 PA n>: 113 <7 0 ft.); 6.10 im. (4 ft.); 11.53 p.m (8.6 ft.). NAVAL DOCKYARD: 556 а.m. <0 9 ft); 1.25 p.m (9 ft.); 6.18 p.m. (5 ft.). TOMORROW SINGAPORE Town: 6.52 am. (0.5 ft 1.48 p.m (7 ft б.47 p.m. (4
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      921 11 (CHANNEL 5) PM 3.00 Opening Announcements in all Languages Morning Star; 320 Talk on Control of Food and Drugs Malay: 335 Health in the Home Tamil; 345 House and Home English; 355 A Diary of Events in Singapore Thi» Week English); 400 Peyton Place Chinese Subtitle*; 4.45 Close; 5*5 Prog
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      Lock icon Yoshida Tells His Sayonara With A Message Of Hope
      330 12  -  AND MADAME HOPES FOR EVERLASTING TIES By Albert Johnson THE Japanese Ambassador to the Republic, Mr. Kenichiro Yoshida, has forecast a tremendous increase in trade between Japan and Singapore in the near future. 1 Mr. Yoshida said he was optimistic about
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      Lock icon Plaque For Capt. On 'Maiden Voyage'
      158 12 Mr. Loh Heng Kee, Director-Operations, of the Port of Singapore Authority presents a specially engraved salver to Capt. S. Miljenko. Master of the m.v. "Pleiades" which arrived in Singapore on a maiden voyage, recently. The presentation held during a dinner aboard the vessel was
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      Lock icon Charged With Stealing
      105 12 5 Customs Men Five Customs officers were charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday with theft. They are Abdul Aziz bin Shaik Dawood, 17. Anwar All Khan. 19. Aripin bin Hassan. 21. Chin Poh Sin, 30 and Goh Tow Soo, 33. Aziz. Khan. Arlpln and Chin denied
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      Lock icon Years Of Sweat, Toil End For 51
      244 12  -  By PETER ONG FIVE long years of sweat and toil have brought to fruition the dreams of 51 young Singaporeans. And yesterday, they saw the crystallisation of their dreams in the form of certificates of success which each received from the Managing Director
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      Lock icon Explosion At Sea: Kollbryn Limps In
      81 12 A NORWEGIAN tanker. "Kollbryn" limped into Sembawang Shipyard for temporary repairs last Sunday. The tanker, which exploded in the Indian Ocean two weeks ago had a badly damaged portside. Damage is estimated to be in the region of £600,000 (554.25 million). After temporary repairs
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      261 12 MORE than 100 helpers will combine efforts to hold a grand exhibition called "For the Home to raise funds for charities and to commemorate the Republic's 150 th saryThey will put up about 20 interesting stalls at Victoria Memorial Hall on June 26 to
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      Lock icon Opium: 2 Charged
      59 12 Two men were charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday with possession of 246.4 lbs. of raw opium, valued at $37,000. Lim Chong Guan and Low Siew Ching, both 30. denied having the opium in their lorry at Jurong Road on June 14. They were allowed bail
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      Lock icon Infant Care Lectures
      60 12 DR. Freda M. Paul, Senior Lecturer in Paediatrics in the University of Singapore, will conduct an eight-lecture course on "Infant Care and Child Development" commencing on July 2. Organised by the Department of Extra-mural Studies, it will be held at Brunnel Hawes Lecture Ha 1 1, Outram
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      Lock icon She Came To Visit Hubby!
      88 12 A 30-year-old woman from West Malaysia, married to a Singapore Citizen residing here, was fined $5O yesterday for staying in the Republic after the expiry of her visit pass on Feb. 23. In mitigation, Sim Ay Luang told the Ninth Magistrate. Mr. E.C. Foenander. that
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      63 12 A TOTAL of 706 donations were received by the Singapore Blood Transfusion Service last week. During the same period 681 blood transfusions were given. Last week's largest group donation came from the University of Singapore. Three hundred and thirty-eight under- grads donated blood when the Mobile Unit
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      Lock icon Blessing Of The Sick At Siglap
      92 12 THE Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Siglap. will be having a special mass for the blessing of the sick this Sunday, June 22. The mass is held in conjunction with the celebration of the Feast of the Church. Among those attending will
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      Lock icon Armed Robber Gets Ten Years And The Rotan
      153 12 JOHNNY Chan See Kan, 24, was sentenced to a maximum of 10 years' jail in the High Court yesterday for armed roberry of $34,000. Mr. Justice Chua also ordered that he be given six strokes of the rotan. Chan admitted robbing the
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      Lock icon Road Toll: Lowest In 10 Years
      71 12 LAST SUNDAY S 25 road accidents were the lowest for the past ten years. Of the 25 accidents during the 24-hour period one was fatal with six serious. The only fatality was a motor-cyclist. One Koi Hin. 30. who crashed into a telegraph post
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      Lock icon Robber Gets Four Years
      72 12 A YOUTH. Chua Ah Hock, was sentenced to four years' jail and one year's Police supervision in the Fifth District Court yesterday for armed robbery of a taxi. Cnua. 19, admitted committing the offence with two other men at 15 m s. Chua Chu Kang Road
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      Lock icon Senior Officers On Bribe Charge
      155 12 AV ASSISTANT Director and a Supervisor of the Social Welfare Department were charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday with corruption. They are the Assistant Director of the Counselling and Advice Section. Abdul Aziz bin H. M. Noor, 47, and Tang Chee Hong, 45. Both
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      171 12 POLICE investigating into the double murder at Bukit Timah Road on Sunday have recovered a blood stained white shirt about 200 yard» from the scene of the murder. Police are working on the theory tha: the blood-stained shirt could have been discarded by the
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