Eastern Sun, 3 August 1969

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    23 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY ft Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1077 Sunday Edition 3 August 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents
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    Lock icon EXTREMISTS GET A STERN WARNING
    640 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Minister of Home Affairs tonight hit out at the extremists and ultras in the ruling party who were making a desperate bid to topple the present leadership. The Minister, Tun iDr.) Ismail bin Dato ■flaji Abdul Rahman warned them that if
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    Lock icon POPE LEAVES AFRICA
    31 1 ENTEBBE, Uganda. Sat. (Reuter) Pope Paul left here tonight at the end of his historic pilgrimage to Africa in which he attempted to bring peace to troubled Nigeria.
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    Lock icon INDONESIAN VIEW: More Chaos Seen If Tunku Resigns
    152 1 JAKARTA, Sat. (Reuter) The situation in Malaysia will become more chaotic if Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman resigns, an Indonesian Moslem leader told reporters hereDjamaluddin Malik, Deputv Chairman of the big Mahdatul Ulama Moslem Party, said yesterday the Tunku and his deputy
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    Lock icon Nixon Breaks Security To Greet Rumanians
    448 1 BUCHAREST, Sat. (Reuter) Huge crowds of Rumanians estimated at nearly a million turned out to welcome President Nixon as he drove into Bucharest today for his 27-hour visit to Rumania. People standing 10 deep or more in the sweltering summer heat lined the 11mile
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    Lock icon Brazen Madness
    89 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Sat. (UPI> Thousands of males and a handful of professional topless dancers showed up Friday for what was billed as an "Anti-bra day" rally in the San Francisco financial district. Alerted by handbills distributed by topless nightclubs, the financial district males gathered In anticipation of watching
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    Lock icon Imagine That...
    112 1 CALCUTTA, Sat. (CFI) The Communist West Bengal government has dismissed 11 of the hundreds of policemen who stopped the state legislature Thursday, it was announced today. An announcement said four of the 11 had been arrested but did not say what charges were levelled against them. The policemen
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    Lock icon HOLED TANKER THREATENING JOHORE STRAITS
    484 1 A LARGE patch of oil, which poured out of the damaged hull of the 12,900-ton Japanese tanker, Showa Maru after its collision with a Liberian cargo tramper, Bethlehem, at about 1 a.m. yesterday, is believed to be a threat to the beaches of the southeastern
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    Lock icon Caravelle Crashes In Water
    85 1 MARSEILLES. France. Sat. (Reuter)—An Italian Alitalia Caravelle airliner with 41 people aboard crashed into a lake near runway at Marseilles airport today —but the iilane stayed afloat and according to first reports, everyone vas rescued Police said the airliner, believed to have 35 passengers and six
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    Lock icon ROWED INTO A MINE
    35 1 COPENHAGEN. Sat. (AFP) Two Danish fishermen were killed today when their boat blew up and sank after apparently hitting a mine in the Baltic offshore from the Danish port of Roedbyhavn.
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    Lock icon Minors 'Fed LSD And Raped'
    146 1 LAKELAND. Florida. Sat. (CPI) Police are holding four teen-age boys they sav were involved in feeding LSD to two girls. ace 12 and 13, and their rape. All four were charged with possession of a hallucinogenic drug, and two of them with criminal assault of
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    Lock icon Kennedy Can Autopsy Demand On Victim
    123 1 BOSTON, Sat. (UPI) A Massachusetts District Attorney is exploring the possibility of exhuming the bodv for autopsy of a Washington secretary killed in the auto wreck involving Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. District Attorney Blythe Evans of Luzerne County. Pennsylvania confirmed today he talked with
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    Lock icon BAR COUNCIL 'DEMAND' REJECTED
    95 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Malaysian Bar Council's call to the government to convene parliament "forthwith" was rejected by Tunku Abdul Rahman today. "As the situation in the country is far from normal, parliament cannot meet," the Tunku said. When parliament meets, some member? will speak irresponsibly
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    Lock icon AGREEMENT ON OKINAWA SOON
    249 3 TOKYO, Sat. (UPI) The Japanese government said on Saturday the United States is willing to reach agreement on the return of Okinawa but the question of American nuclear bases remains open. Japanese newspapers said the United States was prepared to meet Japan s request that Atomic
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    Lock icon Biak Votes 'Yes'
    59 3 Biak Votes Yes' BIAK, West Irian. Sat (Reuter) The Act of Free Choice today went off smoothly in Biak, northern West Irian, when 130 delegates voted unanimously for the regency to remain part of Indonesia. Biak was an expected trouble spot and some 150 security officers and Indonesian troops in
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    Lock icon Labour Govt. In Australia Will Bring Troops Back
    145 3 MELBOURNE. Sat. (Reuten America would be immediately informed that all Australian forces would be withdrawn from Vietnam when Labour became the government. the Party's Federal Conference decided today. The policy plank calls for the withdrawal of Australian forces after the United States
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    Lock icon Huks, Police Battle In Philippines
    152 3 Manila, s at (upd a fovernment patrol killed one o. six armed Communist Huk organisers during a gunbattle x rid ay i n Cadiz city, some 300 miles south of here. ii F u U I other m embers of the riuk band were captured
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    Lock icon Bandits Shot
    44 3 BHOPAL. India. Sat. (Reuten Police shot dead 18 pandits in the jungles of Central India today, officials in this state capital said. The gang was killed in an encounter early today in the notorious Bhind-Morena area of Madhya Pradesh state, they said.
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    Lock icon Tidal Waves
    41 3 BHUBANESWAR, India. Sat. fßeuten Tidal waves, fanned by cyclones, have flooded paddy fields along part of the coastline in Balasore district of Orissa state, according to a delayed official report received here today. No loss of life was reported.
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    Lock icon Fatal Fall
    37 3 CHAMONIX, France. Sat. (Reuter) Three British climbers fell 1.000 feet to their death in the Mont Blanc range near here yesterday. police said. Rescue workers said the three crashed onto a glacier when they fell.
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    Lock icon Bengal Assembly In Uproar Again
    181 3 CALCUTTA, Sat. (Reuter)—The provincial Parliament of West Bengal, stormed by some 3,000 uniformed policemen on Thursday, was in uproar again yesterday as members accused each other of complicity in the raid and almost came to blows. The row came as the Communist dominated provincial government
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    Lock icon Envoy Meyer Describes Airport Assault On Him
    342 3 TOKYO. Sat. (UPI) U.S. Ambassador to Japan Armin H. Meyer said on Friday the Thursday's assault by a Japanese youth against him at the Haneda international airport was his first such experience in his 27-year diplomatic career. "It seemed as if he (the
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    Lock icon ASIAN FLU?
    135 3 WASHINGTON. Sat (UPI) "A new fever that sometimes afflicts American Presidents travelling in Asia" has afflicted President Nixon, Senator George McGovern of South Dakota told the Senate on Friday. He said in the past week Nixon has made these observations: The Apollo 11 crew has accomplished a feat
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    Lock icon Aeroflot Flies From Osaka
    80 3 OSAKA. Japan. Sal. (t'PI) A Soviet plane took nfT from the Osaka International Airport Friday on its first chartered flight since the conclusion of a charter agreement last April between Japan and the Soviet Union The plane, a propellerdriven U.vushin of Aeroflot, was chartered by the
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    Lock icon FLOODS
    49 3 BANGKOK. Sat. (Reuter) Hundreds of homes and four bridges have been destroyed by heavy flooding in Chantaburi District on the Gulf of Thailand, according to reports reaching here today. The floodwaters have also caused damage estimated at more than 10 million baht to fru:t plantations In the area.
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    Lock icon U.S. BOMBERS HIT RED TARGETS NEAR SAIGON
    354 3 SAIGON, Sat. (UPI) Waves of air force 852 bombers attacked Communist bunkers and weapons sites just 17 miles from Saigon in a strike that rattled windows in the capital, military spokesmen said on Saturday. U.S. officers said the eightengine Stratofortress flying up to
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    Lock icon USN Rescues 5 Fishermen
    113 3 SAIGON, Sat. (Reuter) The United States Navy has rescued a second group of five North Vietnamese fishermen from storm tossed seas in the Gulf of Tonkin. The American Command in Saigon announced today that the fishermen, four men and a boy, were spotted waving for help
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    Lock icon One More V-N Govt.
    81 3 PARIS. Sat. (Reuter) A group of South Vietnamese exiles met here last mght to try to form a move installing a government of reconciliation in Saigon and negotiating with the Vietoong. a spokesman for the group said The spokesman. Ngu\en Thai Son. said r.oth.r.fi concrete haa
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    Lock icon 'US Will Intervene If Red Threat Is Major'
    672 3 LAHORE. Sat. (UPI) White House sources said on Friday that President Nixon's no-more-Vietnams policy would not bar future U.S. military intervention in Asia if Communist aggression gravely threatened to change the balance of power there. The White House sources said Nixon had
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    Lock icon Partition? Once More?
    142 3 WASHINGTON. Wed (Reuten The United States has never proposed partitioning of South Vietnam the Saigon government and the National Liberation Front (NLF). the State Department said today. The spokesman, asked to comment on a Los Angeles Times story that Washington was prepared to give the NLF control
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    Lock icon Indian Princes
    69 3 NEW DELHI. Sat (Reuter) The Indian government is to hold new talks with Indian princes and Maharajas on abolition of privy purses and privileges of the former rulers. Parliament here was told terday. The government decided last year to do away with the privy purses and special privileges
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    Lock icon Soviet-P.I. Ties
    57 3 MANILA. Sat. (Reuten The Soviet Union has offered to establish diplomatic relations with th* Philippines with no strings attached, according to a leading Filipino politician. Senator Benigno Aquino Jr.. Secretary-General of the Opposition Liberal Party, stated this to newsmen last night on his return from a three-week trip
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    Lock icon Red Agents
    52 3 SEOUL. Sat (Reuter) Po ice today announced the arrest of two North Korean agents who arrived here last month to organise student riots. Chung Kil Han, 22. and Sang I Cho. 20. came to Seoul by train after landing on the southwest coast bv boat from North Korea,
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    Lock icon Pope Mediates In The Nigerian War
    625 4 KAMPALA, Sot. (Reuter) The two missing members of Biafra's delegation arrived Here yesterday afternoon to take part in talks with Pope Paul and the Federal Nigerians. The talks may lead to negotiations to end Nigeria's civil war. The two Biafrans are Professor Eni Njoku,
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    Lock icon RUMOR FAILS TO FORM GOVT.
    157 4 ROME, Sat. (Reuter) Italian Premier designate Mariano Rumor last night gave up his mandate to form a new government after failing to muster enough support for one-party rule by the Christian Democrats Mr. Rumor reported his failure to President Giuseppe Saragat who immediately arranged fresh
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    Lock icon Congo Cabinet Reshuffle
    68 4 KINSHASA. Sat. (Reuter) President Joseph Mobutu of the Congo (Kinshasa) yesterday carried out the most sweeping changes in his government since he took power in 1965. Nine ministers and ten vice ministers leave the government including Mr. Justin Marie Bom boko. Foreign Minister practically without interruption since
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    Lock icon Century Old Berkeley Hotel Closes
    285 4 LONDON, sat. (UPD The Berkeley Hotel was more proper than opulent, a discreet yet friendly sanctum where David Lloyd George hatched political intrigues and the Duke of Windsor courted Wallis Warfield Simpson at Sunday dinners. The Berkeley (pronounced Bar-Clay) closed yesterday after more than a
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    Lock icon TRANQUILLITY Base, The Moon. – Astronaut Edwin Aldrin prepares to take his first step onto the lunar surface to begin his historic walk on the moon. Photo was taken by fellow astronaut Neil Armstrong.
    35 4 TRANQUILLITY Base, The Moon. Astronaut Edwin Aldrin prepares to take his first step onto the lunar surface to begin his historic walk on the moon. Photo was taken by fellow astronaut Neil Armstrong. UPI Photo.
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    Lock icon Ra Still Afloat In Atlantic
    184 4 NEW YORK. Sat. (UPI> The papyrus raft Ra. once skippered by Norwegian anthropologist Thor Heyerdahl. is still afloat in the Atlantic, and though partially damaged may yet reach the new world. The reed boat abandoned by Heyercahl and his multi-na-tional crew on July 19. could
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    Lock icon Diamonds Formed In Outer Space
    85 4 MOSCOW. Sat. (Reuter) Soviet scientists have discovered diamonds formed in outer space in a meteorite which was found in western Australia in 1961 the Soviet news agency Tass reported yesterday. The meteorite, named North Halh and weighing just over two pounds was sent here for
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    Lock icon Russians Discover New Treatment For Leukaemia
    312 4 LONDON, Sat. (Reuter) A group of Soviet scientists today told of a new technique they have developed for the treatment of Leukaemia which they said had "excellent" results. Writing in the British science magazine Nature, the scientists said they tested their technique on six
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    Lock icon RUMANIA'S POPULATION
    46 4 BUCHAREST. Sat. (Reu'er) Rumania's population has passed the 20 miil.on mark, it was officially announced here. President Nicolae Ceausescu has personally backed antiabortion and anti-contracep-tives law* in oroer to push up the birthrate in the interests of an ambitious long-term plan of economic expansion.
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    Lock icon White Birth Rate Down
    60 4 PRETORIA. Sat. (Reuter)— South Africa's white birth rate is showing a small decline despite government exhortations for more white babies. Latest released by the Bureau of Statistics show there were 81.525. white births last year compared with 82.548 two years earlier. No figures were given for
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    Lock icon U.S. Trying To Weaken East Europe, Soviet Journal Alleges
    351 4 MOSCOW, Sat. (Reuter) A Soviet journal yesterday charged the United States with trying to weaken the East European "community of socialist states'' by encouraging nationalism and economic discontent. The attack appeared in the weekly foreign affairs Journal, New Times, the day
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    Lock icon Police Battle Student Mobs
    320 4 II7TST BERLIN. Sat. (Renter) If More than 1,000 police early today fought a pitched battle with 500 demonstrators along the Kurfuerstendamm West Berlin's main shopping street in the city's worst outbreak of violence this year. A number of police and demonstrators were injured in the fierce
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    Lock icon Killed By Beer Blast
    27 4 MANCHESTER. England. Sat (Reuter) Innkeeper Stanley Godfrey was killed yesterday when a barrel of beer exploded at Ye Olde Cock inn, near here.
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    Lock icon 'Biggest Mosque' To Honour Algerian Hero
    75 4 ALGIERS, Sat. (Reuter) Algeria's biggest mosque 15 to be built at Constantine. 250 miles east of here, at a cost of 10 million dinars (£845.000). the semi-official daily El Moudjahid reported yesterday. The mosque will be named after Algeria's national hero. Emi r Abdel
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    Lock icon Prison Revolt Over Food
    55 4 WEST BERLIN. Sat. (Reuter) About 80 prisoners, rrotesting over the quality of their ration, hurled food and sprayed fire hoses at their warders in West Berlin's main jail on Thursday night. Police reinforcements vere railed in to Tegel Jail and ordered the rebellious prisoners back into
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    Lock icon TWO EXPOSED TO MOON ROCK IN QUARANTINE
    406 5 HOLSTON, Texas, Sat. (Reuter) Two technicians were put into quarantine at the lunar receiving laboratory here early today after a rubber glove used to handle lunar material inside a vacuum chamber developed a leak. They bring to 19 all men the population of
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    Lock icon Baby Born In Airliner
    158 5 SAN FRANCISCO. Sat (UPI) A fcabv girl was born in a jet plane crossing the Pacific ocean Friday. A doctor and nurse w ho happened to be on the flight, helped deliver the baby. The baby girl, Hung Oh. was mothered by Mrs. Kan Yu Wong
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    Lock icon Reflector On Moon Sends Laser Beam
    194 5 SAN FRANCISCO, Sat (Reutcr) Scientists today bounced a laser beam to the moon and back by using an 18 inch wide reflector left on the lunar surface by the Apollo 11 astronauts. The experiment was carried out by scientists at the Lick observatory on
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    Lock icon Intelsat Okay
    54 5 WASHINGTON. Sat. (Renter) The Intelsat 111 communications satellite in orbit over the Atlantic ocean was restored to service today after a one-month blackout, the Communications Satellite Corporation (COMSAT) announced. Intelsat 111. the latest and largest of the Atlantic communications satellites, went out of action on June 29 when
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    Lock icon No Summit
    61 5 WASHINGTON, Sat. (Reuter) A State Department spokesman said today he knew of no plans for President Nixon and Soviet Premier Alexei Kcsygin to hold a summit meeting in Vienna in October The report of a proposed 6ummit meeting appeared in a London dailv newspapei this morning and said
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    Lock icon Plot Foiled In Argentina
    149 5 CORDOBA. Argentina. Sat. (Reuter) Strict security measures were clamped on this industrial city yesterday as officials investigated an abortive plot to overthrow the government of President Juan Carlos Onganla. Police armed with bayonets guarded key positions throughout the city after a radio station was taken over
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    89 5 SAN SALVADOR. Sat. (Reuter) El Salvador expects to complete by Sunday the withdrawal of troops from Honduran territory occupied during last month's border war. Defence Minister Fidel Torres announced last night. Gen. Torres told a press conference that Salvadorean troops had taken 30(1 prisoners He said
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    Lock icon Military Use Also Urged For Seabeds
    181 5 WASHINGTON, Sat. (UPI) The United Nations Should not limit the use of seabeds exclusively for peaceful purposes, according to a high defence depart- ment official. "There are those who would wish to ban all military uses of the seabed," G- Warren Nutter. Assistant Secretary
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    Lock icon Inquiry Into Kennedy Case Ruled Out
    148 5 BOSTON. Sat. (Reuter) An effort to re-open the Kennedy ease was rejected today when Superior Court Chief Justice G. Joseph Tauro turned down a formal request for an inquest made by District Attorney Edmund Dinis. Dinis yesterday had asked for an inquest into the
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    Lock icon Student Held In Ann Arbor Murder Case
    103 5 ANN ARBOR. Michigan. Sat. (Reuter) A 23-year-old student was charged today with the murder of the eighth girl fonnd slain in the Ann Arbor area in t«o year* John Norman Collins, arrested on information provided by his policeman uncle, wag accused nf killing
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    Lock icon Anti-Sub Jets
    50 5 WASHINGTON. Sat. (Reuter) The U.S. Navy yesterday ordered anti-submarine jet aircraft designed to meet what the Pentagon regards as a threat from Soviet submarines. Lockheed aircraft was awarded a five-year 461 million dollar contract to develop the S3-A aircraft, which the Navy hopes to have flying by 1972.
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    Lock icon 5-Mile Moon Walks
    384 5 WASHINGTON. Sat. (Reuter) The Director of the U.S. Apollo Space Programme predicted 'Oday that in future voyages to the moon astronauts may b- able to walk as five rii.cb away from their moon landing; craft. On. Samuel Phallips said that Apollo ll astronaut Neil A. Armstrong, the
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    Lock icon 'BLUE MOVIE'
    85 5 NEW YORK. Sat. Police have seized a film called "Blue Movie" made by underground director Andy Warhol which includes a scene showing a couple having sexual intercourse A deputy police inspector, armed with a search warrant, entered the New Andv Warhol Garrick Theatre in Greenwich Village last night
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    Lock icon All Philippines Congress On Evangelism Set For May, 1970
    564 6 CHURCH sm ]Vf ANILA, PHILIPPINES A national congress on evangelism, the first of Its kind and magnitude In this country where evangelicals are estimated at a little less than a million of the nation's 35 million population, will be held in
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    Lock icon CBMC Keeping Pace With U.S.Growth
    202 6 CHRISTIAN Business Men's Committee i« keeping pare with urban growth spurt points in the United States. In most cases, according to a comparison made of committee growth records with latest U.S. Census Bureau results. Of the 23 fastest-growing urban areas based on percentage growth in
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    629 6 A condensed perephrese of the Word of God, prepared by DECISION for Bible study groups THE MAN ON THE BEACH: A further appearance of Jesus to his disciples occurred on the shore of the Sea of Galilee after seven of his disciples had gone out on a
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    Lock icon Jesus Saves Mission Marks 5th Anniversary
    257 6 •JESUS SAVES MISSION born, bred and spread as a result of prayer will be celebrating its sth anniversary with a thanksgiving service at its headquarters, 39 Pesiaran Keliling tonight at 7.30 p.m. Rev. Yap Kok Hu will deliver the message on the night. Other
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    Lock icon 20,000 Youths At Adventist Congress
    405 6 ZURICH. SWITZERLAND Twenty thousand teenage youthg heard a German physician describe materialism. sex and dope addiction as major problems confronting the youth of the world today. Addressing the International Youth Congress of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Zurich's main convention hall. Dr. L. Trader said
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    Lock icon Marriage Course -A Success
    26 6 THE mid-year marriage toufie organised by the St. Joseph's Church wa s reported having a big euccess There were 69 regular attendants.
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    Lock icon Kauffman At Glad Tidings
    82 6 Rev. Kauffman of the World Outreach (late Slavic and Oriental Mission) Hong Kong, who arrived here on Friday, will be speaking at the Glad Tidings Church. 1 Valley Road, off Upper Seranfoon Road, (6 m.s.» this morning at 10.30 a.m. Rev. Kauffman, on a three* day
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    Lock icon Anniversary Mass At St. Joseph's
    48 6 THE Good Shepherd Cathedral will commemorate the Republic's 150 th Anniversary with a Mass on Aug. 31 at the St Joseph's Institution field at 545 p.m. There will he no Masses in the evening that Sunday in all churches in the town area.
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      Lock icon FES GEN. SECRETARY
      53 6 DR. SNG EWE KONG officially took office as the General Secretary of FES Singapore as from 9th June, 1969. For the time being, be and his family are staying at 192 Bukit Timah Road, Singapore 9. Telephone *****6 His wife. Dr. Ivy Sng. Is working with the
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      Lock icon CHOONG HAS ARRIVED
      43 6 MR. CHOONG CHEE PANG has arrived safely in Australia and has begun studies at the Moore Theological College. Those who wish to write to him can send their mail to: Moore TheO'ogical College. Newtown. Sydney, New South Wales 2042, Australia.
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      Lock icon 'WAY' AT 10 CENTS
      137 6 The old copies of the Way magazine will be sold at 10 cents each. Also. for every new subscription to the Way, four of thesg old copies will be given away free. The latest issue has just arrived Some of the articles included are: —Can Factory
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    Lock icon Public Lectures
    209 6 AN international television personality. George Knowles. most recently of LdndOn. England, Is presenting a threeweek series of public lectures on science and the Bible starting Friday. Aug. 1, according to an announcement released here. The free lecture series was inaugurated on Fridav night with the address. "Science and
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      Lock icon Appointed Travel Assistant
      175 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Miss Shirley Goh has been appointed travel assistant in the East Asiatic Company's travel department in Kuala Lumpur. In announcing the appointment. Mr. N. Borglum, the manager of EAC's ShipPin? and Travel Department. said that thij followed the recent expansion and reorganisation of the
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      60 7 THE Association of Banks tn Malaysia-Singapore yesterday made the following changes in its rateg to merchants (rates are quoted to the equivalent of 100 units of foreign currency): Selling T.T. or OD. ready: Deutsche Marks 177.0850; Holland Guilders $85.0275; Swiss Francs $71.6150: Belgian Francs $6 1475; French Francs
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      Lock icon Prices Up But Dark Clouds On The Horizon
      549 7  -  *Weehend Review Of U.S. Stocks By Richard Rossi TW'EW YORK, Sat. (UPI) Stock prices were higher this week for the first time in nearly a month. But there were those who saw dark clouds on the horizon. Prices had fallen for seven
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      74 7 LONDON, Sat. (UPI) Rubber market yesterday closed neglected with spot 27-3/4. 28-1/8 Settlement House Sept and Oct 27-3/4 28 Nov and Oct/D«c 27-3/4, 27-15/16 Jan/March 27-5/16. 27-1/2 April/June 27-1/16. 27-5/16 Julv/Sept 26-3/4 27 Oct/Dec 26-9/16. 26-13/16 Jan/March 26-7/16. 26-5/8 April/June 26-5/16. 26-1/2 July/Sept 26-3/16, 26-3/8
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      259 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Two service mechanics from a Malaysian Motor Company have been selected to attend a six-month long training course In Japan. Mr Tang Wang Hong and Mr. Yip Aun Eng left Kuala Lumpur by air recently for Tokyo where they will undertake
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      142 7 LONDON. Sat. (Reuter) The market enden the account on a firm note yesterday. The sharp rally on Wall St. on Thursday, combined with bear covering initially lifted equities slightly higher over a wide front. However, towards midday buying slackened off and prices lost most
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      146 7 NEW YORK. Sat. (UPI) Gold prices c.csed mixed in routine trading yestercay on market* here and abroad. In London, gold was unchanged at the morning fixing, but rose 4 cents for a second fixing of 41.43 U.S. dollars a troy ounce. The closing range wa s
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      12 7 THE tin price for yesterday was $643 per picul, unchanged.
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      467 7 LONDON. Sat. (UPI) The stock market spent the latter part of this week trying to climb above its 1969 low and it finally succeeded with a little help from Wall Street. There was not much zest about the buying and the vacation
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      273 7 The following is a berthing list released bv the Port of Singapore Authority for Aug. 3: DEPARTURE: God owns Vessels 9 Pres. Madison 19/10 Benalligin 19 Angelina JC.W. Jetty Caltex Kartika 29/30 Aliakmon Progress 33/34 Rajah 35/36 Pleiades 42/43 Hatasia (tanker) 25 New Teh Hu 46 Oriental
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      136 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A total Of 1.066 active tin mines were operating in West Malaysia at the end of June this year, showing an increase of 23 mines more than the previous month. A statement issued yesterday by the Mining Statistics said at the
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      38 7 NEW YORK. Sat. (UPI) Dow Jones closing average* on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. 30 Industrials 826 59 20 Rails 199.31 15 Utilities 117.72 65 Stocks 280.66 40 Bonds 72.23 Commodity Future* Index 130.95
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      54 7 NEW YORK. Sat. (UPI) Rubber futures closed 10 points lower on no sales yesterday on the New York Commodity Exchange. (Bid) (Asked) Sept 29.55 Nov 28 75 Jan 70 28.15 Mar 2740 27.90 May 27.15 27.85 July 2890 2740 Sept 26.65 27.15 Locally. No. 2 RSS was 27-
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      Lock icon Companies Sign Contract For Special Ships
      206 7 fPWO Singapore companies last week signed a contract for the construction of the first of two vessels specially designed to serve the drilling rigs involved in South East Asia's off- shore oil operations. Vosper Thornycroft Uniteers Pte. Ltd. are building the two rig service
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      77 7 TUB BOOS prtffi tfef RtntBpore hinw Prodooa Exrhantr >esterday merm>— Vara Coronal oil (FOB.) Balk 48.88 Coconut oil "ram 88.78 Mixed Copra SO 80 M urn ok Hbil* Pepper 5/OB-) ***** 8«f»»m Wlllr Prppft (FOB-) 1ST.SO Sarawak cpeciai Black Pepper iFoai wfi* KL.w rrso Lamponi Hprctai Black Prpjvr tsTA
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      50 7 iManiim l»t Malayan XD fS" i) 2nd Malayan XD 1 9t 3rd Malayan 1.22 The Com. Inn. 98 1 08 The Saving 1 und 104 114 M. Invent und 1.20 1-30 1M llont Hons 1.50 1 56» 2nd Hons Kong 1.02 1.07* Sterling Com. 5/S I'HOAI Ron* currency)
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      266 7 NEW YORK. Sat. (UPI) Institutional investor! and bargain hunters helped push prices higher on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday in fairly active trading. Extension of the income tax surcharge lent encouragement to Wall Street. Some had feared that failure to extend the
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      84 7 KUALA LUMPUR *6t Malaysia exported three million case* of pineapple* earning over S4B million foreign exchange. the Assistant Minister Of Finance. Enche Ali bin Haji Ahmad, disclosed yesterday. Enche Ali who visited the National Pineapple Cannery in Johore said the government was encouraging the people to plant more
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      413 7 ARRIVALS 6.00 am. M?<A MLU29 koala Lumpur 0.00 am MsA MLII 9 kuala Lumpur 9.45 a.m. MM >***** Sydney. Jakarta 10 15 a.m. MSA MLII 2 kuala Lumpur 12.40 p.m. C'Al 115 Taipei. Bong kong 10 25 a.m. MSA MLO.YS Penang. ipoti. Kuala Lumpur. Malacca 1.00 p.m. HAS
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      98 8 FRANCIS Albert Sinatra in the process of doing his thing and doing it his way! "My Way," is now nestling comfortably in the charts. And coming at the end of the month, a new LP with Frank singing everyone's songs his way. Called, of course,
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      291 8 MICKY DOLENZ. Monkee extraordinaire, will soon take up a serious acting career especially If his wife. exEnglish model Sammy Juste, has anything to do with it! 6ammy is currently visiting her parents in Manchester to show off their new grandchild. Ami, aged six months. "At
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      213 8 JJI THERE! Like the grooviest! I hope all of you hep-type cool cats saw KING ELVIS' first ever movie on TV yesterday. It may not be his best movie ever, but "Love Me Tender" certainly brings back memories of the good ole' Elvis, and certainly it must
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      295 8 IT'S thack skin that has kept the Kinks going for the last five years. Being a Kink hasn't always been an easy and rich life They have been banned from English and American stages, there have been complaints galore. Now the group still retains three of
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      135 8 AC BOSS: 1 Ronettes; 8 Su*arpie (De*anto); 10 Gene Pitney; 12 Newport; 14 Taste; 15 (Jefferson) Airplane; 19 Marc (Bolan); 20 Herd: 21 Dec; 23 "My Way"; 24 >andpipers; 25 Len (Barry); 26 Tunes; 28 PatU (Harrison); 30 Oboe: 31 "Open"; 33 Animals; 34 Harp: 36
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      210 8 JOHN AND YOKO LENNON: "Unfinished Music No. 2 Life With The Lions." Cambridge 1969; No Bed For Beatle John; Baby's Heartbeat; Two Minutes Silence; Radio Play. (Zapple). Side one of this remarkable album features Yoko, and the sleeve note says **vocal" after her
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      133 8 A GREAT new one from the Supremes! Their discs are always exciting and punchpacked. but this Is their most exhilarating for some time. After a startling opening, it explodes into a surging uptempo beat, with dancing strings, pungent brass and some fantastic drumming in
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      102 8 /'/n John Meet you Every Saturday,2.oop.m. Radio Malaysia This show is a real k ft Brought to you by BRYLCREEM Beginning Saturday August 2nd you share one full hour of "happenings" the latest and greatest in music, interviews with celebrities, international pop stars and Malaysian students in Australia —with a
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      230 8 PLATTER POPWORD ACKOSS I. "Be My Why" hit makers Si Snol songstres* with sweet but odd name K». American *h« tours here annually (4. U Famous venue for lis 14. Rory Gallagher's blues trio, 15. A San Prandao flier? 39. Poet and half duo 30. Lost alii iter to Humble
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    1095 9  -  By John Hanafin THE Australian Youth Orchestra (AYO), first formed in 1957, is hand-picked every year from the cream of Australia's young instrumentalists. Its guiding hand is the National Music Camp Association, founded in 1948 by the late Professor John Bishop
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    485 9 LONDON, Sat They say Steve McQueen Is planning to make fewer films in order to spend more time behind the camera. What a pity. Producers are a-dollar-a-dozen; anyone who can run an office can produce. But where can you find a face
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    509 9  -  By Sheilah Graham T ONDON, Sat. Lillian Gish made a best seller of her life story and now Norma Shearer (who came after Lillian in Hollywood and who more or less entered with talking pictures) is writing her autobiography. This should explain
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    48 9 PALMA. Majorca. Sat. (Reuter) —A Spanish judge announced that he would give a verdict next week in a case against actress Zsa Zsa Gabor. who was tried in her absence here on Thursday o n charges of disobedience to police authority.
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      1456 10 Race l: Clan a. Dlv. 4—6 Furs—a.OO p.m. ($S,OOQ) V 007 Oar Coco 7y 900 R. Breuic 2. 008 Cbo Cho San By y oo S K. Quek J. Donnelly Nelaon 14 S. 079 Pui r Bogak 8v 9 00 Wan Stable Rodgen 4. 544 Shillelagh BOT
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      928 10  -  GOING: GOOD By Big Ben T ETTER OF CREDIT con moke this three in o row by outsprinting the opposition in the Closs Two Division Two six furlongs (Race Seven) ot Ipoh today, concluding day of the Perak Turf Club July/August meeting. An improving four-year-old.
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      31 10 Big Ben Song of Love Theatre VI Letter of Credit Jimmy Lad Dendrobium Theatre VI Norvic Cisco Song of Love Firecracker Theatre VI Zodiac Japak Cum Dividend Phar Pal
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      191 10 WESTCHESTER. New York. Sat. (Reuter) Bert Greene shot a three under par 69 here yesterday to earn a «ne stroke lead at the half way point of the U*****.000 Westchester golf classic. Playing consistently and putting superbly on the 6.677 yard Westchester Country Club course.
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      34 10 SYDNEY. Sat. (Reuter) New South Wales scored and upset 2-1 win over the touring Greek national soccer team at the Sydney sports ground today. New South Wales led 1-0 at half time.
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      30 10 BRISBANE. Sat. (Reuter)— The touring Fijian Rugby Union side trounced Australia by 26 points to 3 at Ballymore Park, Brisbane, today. The Fijians led 11-0 at half time.
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      144 10 London, Sat. (Router) BRITAIN'S Royal and Ancient Golf Club have revoked the continuous putting rule and the provision that a ball lying on the green may only be lifted before the first P ut t. The rules were introduced just last year at the suggestion of
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      171 10 BIG BEN JIMMY LAO CISCO ZODIAC RACE JAPAK Bambi II Hearsay JAPAK Deltarnewg Bambi II BAMBI n Shillelagh Boy Japak JAPAK Bambi II Charman Rose RACE t B. BUNTY Cannon Fire Happv Melody II CANNON FIRE Bernadette Bunty Wodnnga WODONGA Bernadette Bunty Star Lustre CANNON FIRE The Bliss Fighting
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      146 10 EDINBURGH. Bcotiand, Sat. (Reuter) Unbeaten British lightweight champion Eddie Buchanan rocked the boxing world yesterday with his announcement that he was quitting the ring In bitter disappointment because he could not get a crack at the world title. Manager Eddie Thomas learned the shock news
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      104 10 ACCRA. Sat. (Reuter) A Ghanaian referee who allowed an equalising goal in a friendly soccer match here last Sunday when the scoring team had 13 players on the field was yesterday suspended for 12 months. The Ghana Amateur Football Association took this action against Anthony Quaye
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      340 10 LONDON, Sat (Reuter) England's cricket selectors, ignoring widespread clamour for an injection of new blood into the Test team, last night named a largely unchanged squad for the Second cricket Test against New Zealand. Apart from shuffling fast bowlers David Brown and John
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      91 10 NEW YORK. Sat. (Reuter) The results of yesterday's major league baseball games: NATIONAL N.Y. Mets 5. Atlanta Braves 4 Chicago Cubs 5. S.D. Padres 2 Houst. Astros 5. Mont. Expos 3 Cincinnati Reds 7. P. Phillies 6 S.F. Giants 5, Pitts. Pirates 1 St.L. Cardinals 7. L
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      115 10 LINCOLN. England, Sat. (Reuter) New Zealand's Second Test hopes received a nasty knock yesterday when Glenn Turner, their batting hero from the First Test, broke a finger in the match against Minor Counties here. Turner is almost certain to miss the Second Test starting next
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      163 10 SOUTH ORANGE, New Jersey, Sat. (UPI) Cane Graebner of New York avenged his defeat in last year s eastern grass court tennis final to Charlie Pasareil by defeating his Puerto Rican Davis Cup teammate, 11-13. 6-4. 7-5. yesterday in a quarterfinal match at the Orange Lawn Tennis
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