Eastern Sun, 4 November 1969

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    22 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY rV Efttd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1169 Tuesday, 4 November 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents
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    Lock icon JAPAN REVIVING INTEREST IN S.E. ASIA—RAJA
    249 1 THE Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, returned Home last night after a month-long trip abroad with the impression that Japan is showing more active interest in the affairs of this part of the world. Speaking to newsmen at the airport, Mr. Rajaratnam said he
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    Lock icon 7,000-Mile Drive In Ten Days Flat
    114 1 LONDON. Mon (Reuter) Two men reached Bombay India, at the weekend after a ten-day drive with a caravan In tow. the Royal Automobile Club said today. "As far as we know it Is the first time anyone has towed a caravan ov«r this route
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    Lock icon 471st Warning
    72 1 HONG KONG. Mon (AFP) China today charged that a United States warship had intruded into jtg territorial waters off Kwangtung province between 03:50 and 07:45 hours this morning. the New China New s Agency reported. The Chinese Foreign Ministry has issued a 'Vriou g warning". China's 471 st
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    Lock icon Cautious Ceasefire After Two-Week War
    189 1 BEIRUT, Mon. (Reuter) Lebanon was reported quiet today as Lebanese forces and Palestinian Commandos ordered a ceasefire in a two-week-old conflict which brought this small Mediterranean country to the brink of civil war. No incidents were reported in the first few hours after the ceasefire
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    Lock icon Open-Mouthed
    50 1 BROADWAY. Sng! a nd. Mon (UPI) John Owen w as d riv i n g hom e Saturday night 'hen he felt tired and pulled ove r to the side of the r<>ad. He yawned dislocated a Ja*" musc le and drove to the hospital with an open mouth.
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    Lock icon Niger Pres. Visit S'pore
    63 1 THE President of the Republic of Niger, Mr. Diori Hamani will arrive in Singapore on Wednesday for a three-day private visit, as guest of the President of the Republic. During his stay in Singapore, he will pay a courtesy on Singapore's Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam
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    Lock icon Political Ties 'Imminent'
    66 1 TOKYO, Mon. (AFP) Canada may establish formal diplomatic relations with People's China next month, the Influential economic Journal. Nihon Kelzai, reported today. citing diplomatic sources in Tokyo. Canada and People's China nave been conducting negotiations In Stockholm since May last for establishing the diplomatic ties. According to
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    Lock icon POLICEMAN marking the accident area and removing Loh's motor cycle.
    107 1 A 17-year-old motor cyclist Loh Tal Hiri£ was yesterday involved in a collision with a taxi at about 7.35 p.m. at the Cantonment K ep pel Road junction. Loh. according to some eve witnesses, was turning into Cantonment Road from
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    Lock icon 'Neutralism' For South Vietnam Is 'Stupid'
    381 1 SAIGON, Mon. (UPI) President Nguyen Van Thieu today said anyone who advocates neutralism for South Vietnam at this point is "stupid." Thieu's remark to village and hamlet officials appeared directed at Senator Tran Van Don, a retired General who last week called for a
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    Lock icon Just Struggle
    62 1 VATICAN CITY. MOn. (R«uter) pop* Paul today told 900 chemical workers that struggles to improve labour conditions should not suffering to those who were not involved. "We mu s t hope that the awareness of human value, will P r vail increasingly in the search for an attainment
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    Lock icon Operation 'Musang' By Indonesia
    146 1 JAKARTA, Mon. (AFP) The Tjirebon coitt of West Java will be the scene of a mock attack tomorrow from the China Sea by an aggressor codenamed "Musang" (Fox). The landing would constitute the first stage of a four-day "Gala Yudha" (Bio War) in which some 4,000
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    Lock icon Death Of Two Envoys To The UN
    135 1 UNITED NATIONS. New York. Mon. (Reuter) The Ambassador* of Malaysia and Tanzania to the United Nations, both of whom were active during the opening of the UN Assembly here, died In separate New York hospitals yesterday. The 47-yea r old ambassador of Malaysia
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    Lock icon Decorated 51 Years Later
    148 1 ROWLEY. Massachusetts. Mon. (UPI) Maurice W. Fuller received a Silver Btar for gallantry yesterday 51 years late. Fuller. 78. earned the medal In France during World War I while fighting with the 101 st Field Artillery. He was wounded twice by shrapnel, once at St. Mlmiel
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    Lock icon 'Aussie Politics Will Affect 5-Power Talks'
    380 1  -  EV KT.UMPUR TODAY By Ben Variyan KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.—-The five powers Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, New Zealand and Britain will open talks here tomorrow on official level on problems of defence in general and on air defence system for Malaysia /Singapore region particularly. The three
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    Lock icon Death Fall At The UN
    62 1 UNITED NATIONS New York. Mon (Reuter) An Ameriran official of the Unit* ed Nations Budgetary Division, Mr. Tariusz Rymanowski, plunged to his death from the 37th floor of the United Nations building here today. It T*-as the second such death in UN history. A Czech-born
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    Lock icon POLICE FIRE AT DACCA MOB
    237 3 DACCA, East Pakistan. Mon. (Reuter) —Government troops opened fire on a crowd here yesterday as violence flared for the second day in succession in this East Pakistan capital. A Government statement said one person was injured in the shooting. Altogether, one person was killed and
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    Lock icon Anti-Asian Flu Injections Futile
    282 3 MADISON, Wiconsin, Mon. (UPI) Inoculations for prevention of Asian flu are not effective in preventing the disease, University of Wisconsin medical researchers report. The report in the current issue of the Journal off the American Medical Association said flu vaccines currently on the market may have
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    Lock icon Top Code Breaker Dies
    111 3 WASHINGTON, Mon. (Reuter) William Friedman. Russian-born American cryptologist who broke Japan's top-secret diplomatic code before the outbreak of the Pacific War, died here today at the age of 78. His feat in August. 1940. pnable the United States to keep a close watch o n Japan's
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    Lock icon They Can't Find The Way To Chilli Contest
    331 3 TERLINGUA. Texas, Mon (UPI) —A funny thing happened on the way to the Third Annual World's Championship Chilli Cookoff. One contestant, a few supporters and one of the judges couldn't find it. Take Woodrow "Wino Woody" de Silva tor instance. Now here
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    Lock icon ANNUAL 'PEKING OPERA' BEGINS: UN CHINA DEBATE REOPENS
    398 3 UNITED NATIONS, Mon. (Reuter) The U.N. Assembly today begins its annual consideration of the "China Question," in a debate that over the years has taken on all the ritual of Peking Opera. In spite of tentative hints from beyond the Great Wall
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    Lock icon GORTON'S CRISIS DETERIORATES: Fair bairn Supported By Deputy Premier
    365 3 CANBERRA, Mon, (Reuter) Political resistance to Australian Prime Minister John Gorton hardened today as Deputy Prime Minister John McEwen indicated a measure of support tor rebel minister, David Fairbairn, Fairbairn, 52, the Minister of National Development, said today he was challenging
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    Lock icon Break-up Of Congress Party Now In Sight
    494 3 NEW DELHI, Mon. (UPI and Reuter) Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi and her followers yesterday rejected an appeal for unity in the crisis-ridden ruling Congress Party. They said in a resolution adopted last night that the appeal issued earlier by the Working Committee
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    Lock icon Aussie 'Flying (Golfer) Doc'
    66 3 SYDNEY. Mon (Reuter) Golfers in the remote outback of New South Wales have their own "Flying Doctor. He is 22-year-old Alan Sparks, a golf professional employed bv a cigarette firm to conduct a travelling £Olf clinic. Each year Alan travels by caravan about 15,000 miles along
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    Lock icon Riot Police Ready
    52 3 TOKYO. Mon (Reuter) A total of 5.000 Japanese policemen will guard the Apollo 11 astronauts during their overnight official visit to Japan tomorrow, police said today. The policemen. Including well-trained riot police and bodyguards, will cope with an expected crowd of 100 000 and any possible by
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    Lock icon Can't See Picture So She Stabbed Them
    63 3 KARACHI Mon. (UPI) A Pakistani woman whipped out a knife and stabbed two persons in the front row of a movie theatre for obstructing her view of the screen. Police reports said the two male victims, received minor injuries inflicted by Begum Bashir
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    Lock icon Ted Slips In Popularity Poll
    241 3 NEW YORK, Mon. (UPI) Senator Edward Kennedy's popularity has slipped considerably since August, according to a new poll conducted by Harris and published in this week's edition of Time Magaxine. The poll finds that Kennedy enjoyed considerable public sympathy Immediately after his televised account o*
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    Lock icon ROK Devalues Her Currency
    188 3 SEOUL. Mon. (Reuter) South Korea virtually devalued Its won currency today as foreign exchange banks raised the conversion rate to 305.10 won per dollar In selling. a 13.20 won or 4.5 per cent increase since before the week-end. The buying rate was set at 303.60 won
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    Lock icon President Bourguiba Re-Elected For 3rd Five-Year Term
    359 4 TUNIS, Mon. (Reuter) President Habib Bourguiba has been re-elected for a third five-year term in Tunisia's elections, the Interior Ministry announced here today. Voters also elected a new 101-seat assembly in yesterday's polling. President Bourguiba was standing unopposed and all assembly candidates were
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    Lock icon American Hijacker Charged In Rome
    288 4 ROME, Mon. (Reuter) Raffaele Minichiello, the 20-year-old American marine who hijacked a jetliner from San Francisco to Rome was charged yesterday with offences which could send him to jail for 34 years under Italian law. Bjt talks are going on between Italy and the United
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    Lock icon Big 4 Talks On Mid-East To Resume
    173 4 JERUSALEM. Mon. (UPI) George Thomson. British Minister without Portfolio, told Israeli leaders the onceabandoned big four talks on the Middle East would resume within weeks. He also said Israel was unrealistic to Insist on direct peace talks Wl *h the Arabs. But the
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    Lock icon Editor Sacked
    60 4 MOSCOW, Mon. (UP I) The Editor-in-Chief of Zaya Vostoka (Dawn of the East), the newspaper of the Geogian Communist Party'* Central Committee, was dismissed from his post for lack of "vigilance", the newspaper reported yesterday. The editor. Y. Homerlki was accused of allowing some of his staffers to
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    Lock icon FOOD PLANE DESTROYED
    86 4 OSLO. Mon. (Reuter) A Norwegian DC-6 transport plane which landed on Uli airstrip in Blafra with 11 tons of food was destroyed In a Federal Nigerian a;r raid last night, the plane's owners said here yesterday. A spokesman for the own- ers. the Fred Olsen Company of
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    Lock icon UK Pupils Plan To Go On Strike
    188 4 LONDON. Mon. (UPl)—Britain's school children are planning the first organised pupil strike in British history. But the strike called by the Schools Action Union is scheduled for Dec. 19. when most of the pupils will be an holiday. The union wants to organise
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    Lock icon India Expects Record Crop
    81 4 MADRAS Mon. (Reuter) India expects a record kharif (autumn) crop of rice and coarse grains totalling fi7 million tons this year. Minister of State for Food and Agriculture. Annasaheb Shinde. said here Mr. Shinde told reporters that with one or two winter showers, the government was
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    Lock icon CRASH PLAN TO SOLVE T.V. FIRES
    188 4 WASHINGTON. Mon (UPI) The National Commission on Product Safety has announced that TV manufacturers have agreed to come up with a crash programme within two weeks to solve the problem of an estimated 10,000 fires a year In TV sets. Rep Edward R. Royball,
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    Lock icon CHINESE TEAM IN TANZANIA
    44 4 DAR ES SALAAM. Mon. (UPI) A top level Chinese government delegation arrived here on Saturday for talkg on the Tanzania-Zambia railway line being built by the Chinese The seven-man team was led by Kuo Lu, Peking's vice minister of railways.
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    Lock icon Papers Praise Barnard's Criticism Of Apartheid
    236 4 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter) Two popular British newspapers today heaped praises on Professor Christian Barnard. South Africa's heart transplant pioneer, for criticising his countrys race policies. Under the headline "Keep it up. Dr. Barnard." the Sun (socialist) told readers In an editorial that Professor Barnard
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    Lock icon Israeli Jets Blast Jordanian Villages
    416 4 Lebanon Hails Ceasefire AMMAN, Mon. (Reuter) Israeli fighter planes, firing rockets and machine-guns and dropping napalm bombs, today made two raids on areas in northern and southern Jordan Valley, a military spokesman said. He said there were no casualties among Jordanian forces in the first
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    Lock icon Apollo 12 Trio Prepare For Nov. 14 Blast-off
    443 4 CAPE KENNEDY, Mon. (Reuter) The three Apollo 12 astronauts launch into a busy training programme today as their scheduled November 14 blast-off to the moon approaches. Fresh from a week-end with their families Alan Bean. Charles Conrad and Richard Gordon face a
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  • Fotorama '69
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      240 5 s <o> O Jj o K- H w r *3 The difference lies In the range of shutter speeds. The TL has speeds from V 4 to 1/500 sec. The TL-SUPER has sn extended range from 1 full see. to en ection-freezing 1/1000. The TL-SUPER also features a mirror lock-up
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    Lock icon THE CRISIS IN INDIA
    531 6 rpHE coming showdown In the ruling Congress A Party of India is an ill wind that could blow nobody any good. The strength which Mrs. Indira Gandhi, the Prime Minister, has shown recently both in getting her candidate elected as President in opposition to the Party's
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    Lock icon HIJACKERS
    308 6 A large part of the hijackings of airliners, it has always been suspected, was done by mentally unsound persons and only rarely for political reasons. The hijacking of the plane which carried Moise Tshombe and the TWA airliner by Arab commandos are isolated instances. Most of the hijackings from
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    Lock icon The Alluring Call Of Bali
    1485 6  -  THE CIVILISED WORLD is finally 'discovering' one of the last unspoiled corners on this globe. Somewhere, in each and everyone of us, lies an in-born yearn to return once more to the tender bosom of Mother Nature and seek our destiny there. You may find
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    Lock icon Forecasting Richard Nixon
    758 6  -  By Joseph Alsop WASHINGTON, There was a revealing episode, the other day, at one of the White House meetings for congressional leaders. House Majority Leader Carl Albert (D-Okla.) remarked about the October anti-Vietnam moratorium that the participants included "a lot of honest Americans, but also quite a
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    Lock icon MAXI-MINI-MICRO MANIA
    599 6 ESPIIIi® SO it's Maxi Power again. So what flit it new? The story of fashion through the ages literally has its ups and downs relying on the senility of the mod set's mentality. of course. And, like its stock exchange counterpart, there are also vigil 'wolves' and 'bears'
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  • COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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      Lock icon CAUTIOUS BUYING AS EASY CONDITIONS RULE
      499 7  -  By Our Market Reporter C d, ioni ru n Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Trading was quiet as operators continued last week's downward trend. Buyers again were cautious and withdrawn. Such withdrawal merely prompted further profit-taking, but when these were satisfied, buying
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      Lock icon BUSINESS DONE
      1033 7 BUSINESS 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 Acma $2 08 (1> $2 07 (10>; DIM 12.09 <3); Borneo Bhd. DIM $1.82
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      Lock icon Sales Manager Here To Survey The Printing Industry
      369 7 MR. A. V. Weeks, Area Sales Manager of Harrii-lntartypa Ltd., is in Singapore to survey the printing industry and to hold demonstrations for the company's latest Intartype Model C 4 machine. This Is Mr. Weeks' first visit to the Far East. Mr.
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      Lock icon 146,000 Cars In October
      92 7 NAGOYA. Mon. (UPI) Toyota Motor Co.. Japan's largest automobile maker, has announced it produced 146.000 cars in October to mark the first time that a Japanese automobile manufacturer topped the 140.000 figure in monthly production. Toyata said the figure was an increase of 11.296 cars over
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      Lock icon Board Names 2 New Vice Presidents
      166 7 OSLO. Mon. Two new executive vice-presidents of Scandinavian Air'.inei were named recently by the SAS Board of Directors at a meeting here. They are Bjom G. Tomblom, 51. promoted to Executive Vice-President Technical and Operations, and C.E. Lindh, 48. elevated to Executive Vive-President Finance.
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      Lock icon Indon And US Firm Sign Oil Agreement
      108 7 JAKARTA, Mon. (UPI) The U.S. Oulf and Western Industries Inc. signed an agreement with the Government on Saturday to search for oil off the coast of the Moluccas In Eastern Indonesia. The contract Is the second signed by Gulf Oil with the government,
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      Lock icon SYDNEY CLOSING PRICES
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      Lock icon AIRLINES CONFIRM 'POOL PACT'
      209 7 PARIS. Moo. Four of I Europe's largest airlines an-i anasc*4 tlfceir of an agreement under which t&ey wIQ peel maintenance and overhaul facilities for their respective fleet* of Boeing 74? Jets The airlines are Air France. Alitalia. Lufthansa and Sabena (ATLAS). Th« agreement provide® for Joint
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      Lock icon Bank Savings In Japan Down Slightly
      125 7 TOKYO. Mon. (UPI) Savings deposited In banks throughout the country in September showed a slight decrease as compared to the same month a y«w a s°< totalling 1.038.400 million yen (U552,884.3 million) for a drop of 50.600 million yen ($140.5 million), the Bank of
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      Lock icon RUBBER: 64 1/8 Cts.
      266 7 November Uret grid* rubber buyer, closed *t 5 pm., in Singapore and Kuala Lumpu r yesterday at 64-1/g cent f pe r lb., unchanged from the previous close. The tone of the market was steady quiet. The market ruled very quiet but steadily due to shortcovenng
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      Lock icon New Finance Company Formed In Hong Kong
      146 7 HONG KONG. Mon (ITI> A finance company 'irmed bv Chinese interests Hong Kong and other parts of Southeast Asia began oPerating from her* today Paid-UT) capital of Oversea* Credit and Investment Ltd. is US$3 million but it will be increased when circumstances require,
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      Lock icon TIN PRICE
      14 7 The tin price for yesterday wa* $644 50 per picul down $0.75.
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      Lock icon SHIPS IN PORT
      200 7 The Port of Singapore Authority has made the following berthing arrangements f° r ships in port today. Nov. 4. DEPARTURE Godownj Vessels 5 Btl'.y 18 Mirto 13/14 Bannachie 19 Kyoai Maru 23/24 Seizar. Maru 40/41 Hongkong Grace 44 Lancashire 46 Menestheus 47 Salmela E.W Jetty///Lun a Maersk
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      Lock icon Stock Exchange Closing Prices
      604 7 117(71..M T than re •old and other Drt officially UftM at the el>ii bustneea ce« of INDUSTRIALS Aetna 2-07 2 1 OR Ban Co j 86 Borneo Bhd Bouttead Co 1.78 1 195 1 1.80 l.M Camel Plywood Central hujtars 147 424 4 26 1.71 1
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      Lock icon Cunard Plans To Build New Luxury Liner
      145 7 LONDON Mon (Heuter) Cunard is planning to have a new luxury linej- built and may bypass British shipyards to do it. a spokesman said. The spokesman »aid that the ship would be a smallerseal# version of the company's super-liner, the Queen Elizabeth 2.
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      Lock icon Foreign Money Reserves Up
      60 7 TOKYO. Mon. (UPI) Japan's foreign currency reserves increased by US$B million in October and reached U553,284,000,000, the Finance Ministry announced. Officials said the Increased was modest In view of the large trade surplus recorded in October and reflected the Bank of Japan's programme to urfe the
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      87 7 i ME noon prices at the hi naapore Chlne«e Produce eichaaca teeteraaj wereiBnyer Sel lex Coconut Oi! (FO.B) Bulk UOO Cocnnot Oil (FO B-) Drum w M 50 Copra 31-00 Muntok White Pepper mm— (FOB-) tt1.S9 Sarawak White Pepper (FOB.) 116-00 Sarawak Special Blaca Pepper (FOB.) M% NX W.
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      5 7 <*Hons Kons Currency)
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      Lock icon H.K. Money
      60 7 HONO KONG, Men (UPI) Money Quotation* today: HK*6 052 per US. do^or HK$« 075 per U.S. dollar TT HK$l4 48 per pound »terlln£ HKS3OI.B per tael of gold 04.5 per cent ft nen en HKSIBI.7 per 10,000 Japanese "ven HK5125.5 t>er 100 Philippine pesos buyers HK$ 126.5 per
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      Lock icon AIR MOVEMENTS
      400 7 ARRIVALS 500 am MBA 029 K Lumpur 0.00 am MSA 119 2. Lnmpur Mlun oAKI UA UAWts Jakarta 10.15 a-m. MSA 121 K. Lumpur 19.25 am. MSA 005 Ptllßl, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur. Malacca 140 pm. SAB SK97I Copenhagen. Tashkent. Bangkok. 1.10 p-m. MSA 451 Kuehlng LBO pm. CAL
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  • Jemme
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      Lock icon $66m. 'Hello, Dolly!' Coining Your Way...
      339 9 Vice-President Of 20th Century Here For MR. Percy Livingstone, Vice-President of 20th Century-Fox International Corporation who is on a business tour of Australia and Far East, arrived in Singapore last night. Whilst here, he will discuss and finalise the exhibition of his company's forth
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      Lock icon FASHION LASHES
      215 9 f LOOK F08... THE way coats are using all kinds of colour schemes for winter, from autumn oranges and browns to white with turquoise of navy. THE drama of stoles, matching coats but having colourful fringes, or In furs dyed to brilliant colours, or in handloomed woolg from
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      Lock icon 'Cooks Corner'
      236 9  -  by gioria-mnc IT'S "lamb time" a*ain. and Miss Chan Sow Lin insists that the recipe for the prawng and lamb sambsl will help win that man of yours over, or even your sor. with his eternal complaints about your cooking This dish is an example of East meets
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      Lock icon Colourful Catalogue Of Aussie Fashions
      270 9 MELBOURNE, Mon. Fibremakers Ltd., Australia'* largest producer of synthetic fibres for fashion, domestic and industrial uses, has produced a 50-page fashion and fabric catalogue to be distributed to 2.000 retailers, importers and garment manufacturers through nine countries around the world. Titled "Fashion Austra~ lia'\ the
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      Lock icon SEASON FOR MOLTING HAIR
      245 9  -  By- Mary Sue Miller A LOVELY writes: My hair is falling out and I cannot figure out why. It scares me. I neither tint nor curl It. I wear It straight back lln a chignon. It's quite long, i Would It help to cut It short?
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      Lock icon THE DAY SHE TOOK THE WRONG RAINCOAT HOME...
      571 9  -  Ann Landers DEAR Ann: Is there any way a person can tell in advance whose physical characteristics will dominate in an offspring? I've heard it said that girls most often look like their fathers and boys like their mothers. Both my sister
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      Lock icon Attenborough To Continue Acting Despite His Directorial Triumph
      606 9  -  >/##»#»/./#l5/ for .11 f/.sf*/#--- n Sheilah Graham LONDON. Mon. "i HATE you." Mid R;chard Atterttoorough I thought, "What did I write?" Because you were right." the always pleasant artor-ppoducer-41 rector replied. I sighed with relief, remembering I had not been entirely complimentary
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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      134 9 TODAY a Tuesday* November 4 t 1969. STAR GAZI By CLAY X. POLLAN— H Your Deify AcUri*r Gui<k X IT According to tho Stars. To develop message for Tuesday, read words corresponding to numbers, of your Zodiac birth s'g»v 1 Push 31 G* 61 Tokan 2 YouH 32 Plorn 62
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  • SUN SPORT
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      Lock icon Nelsen's 5 TD Passes Spell Cowboy Defeat
      723 10 National League NEW YORK, Mon. (UPI) Bill Nelsen threw five touchdown passes as the Cleveland Browns'upset the Dallas Cowboys, 32-10 Sunday and took a commanding lead in the Century Division race of the National Football League. Nelsen completed 17 of 25 passes for
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      294 10 AMERICAN FOOTBALL NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE EAST Century Division W L T Pet. Pf Pa Cleveland 5 t 1 83.1 207 150 New York 3 4 0 429 99 146 St Loui* 2 4 I 333 140 187 Pittsburgh I 8 0 .143 138 185 Capitol Division Dallas
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      Lock icon Indian Test Team Weak In Bowling
      198 10 BOMBAY, Mon. (Reuter) India go info the first cricket test against Australia Tuesday with plenty of batting but a small corps of bowlers. The selectors announced a team tonight which Included Chandu Borde veteran of 54 tests and Dlleep Sardesal, another old test hand.
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      66 10 TURIN, Italy, Mon. (Reu ter) Italy won the first European Women's Soccer Cup Championship here today after beating Denmark 3-1 in the final. The Italian side scored two goals within 15 minutes in the first half and, with their tactical superiority and physical fitness, built up a 3-1
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      495 10 College Football NEW YORK, Mon. (UPI) The nation's five topranked college football teams remained unbeaten and united Saturday although upsets claimed the sixth, ninth and lOthe rated teams. Ohio State, ranked No. I. rolled over Northwestern. 35-6. second-ranked Texas routed Southern Methodist 45-14. third-ranked
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      121 10 LONDON, Mon. (Reuter) Injuries in yesterday's soccer league matches have knocked out four of the England squad for Wednesday's international against Holland In Amsterdam, Defenders Brian Labone (Everton), Tommy Smith (Liverpool) and Keith Newton (Blackburn) and mid-field dynamo Alan Ball (Everton) have all been ruled out.
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      Lock icon SINGAPORE defence it teen having an anxious moment in the second half rally by Western Australia in their match Sunday at the Merdeka Stadium in Kuala Lumpur. However, Singapore won this Group B match in the Merdeka Soccer Tournament defeating Western Australia 4-2 keeping alive their chances of entering the semi-finals. Singapore meets India at Ipoh today.
      61 10 SINGAPORE defence it teen having an anxious moment in the second half rally by Western Australia in their match Sunday at the Merdeka Stadium in Kuala Lumpur. However, Singapore won this Group B match in the Merdeka Soccer Tournament defeating Western Australia 4-2 keeping alive their chances of entering the
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      517 10 American League NEW YORK, Mori. (UPI) The Kansas City Chiefs took over first place in the Western Division of the American Football League on Sunday by defeating the Buffalo Bills, 29-7, while the New York Jets took a two-game stranglehold on first place
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      145 10 BRISBANE. Mon. (UPI) Japan's visiting Nissan racing team took first and second places In the Chevron six-hour sports car race at Surfers Paradise racing track here on Sunday. The winning team of Junimitsu Takahashi and Yoshlkayo Sunaco covered 257 laps for 514 miles in the
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      44 10 VALETTA. Mon (UPI) Malta and Italy drew 1-1 in the European Amateur Soccer Cup match on Sunday, at half-time the score was 0-0. Both countries now have three points, having both beaten Greece (the third country In the section) 1-0 at home.
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      Lock icon Aussie Cricketer Jarman To Retire
      212 10 ADELAIDE, Mon. (AFP) Former test wicketkeeper and Australian Vice-Captain Barry Jarman today announced his retirement from first class cricket. He said he made his decision onlv after long deliberation. "'We are expecting our fourth child midwav through December." Jarman said. "For that reason I had
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      Lock icon OBF Honours Villacampo
      52 10 MANILA. Mon. (AFP) The Oriental Boxing Federation today bestowed its "Boxer of the Month" award to th« Philippines' Bernab e Villacampo who recent, ly won the World Boxing Association's flyweight crown. Villacampo won the 112-pound title by defeating Japan's Hiroyuki Ebihara on points in a 15round match
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      53 10 BOMBAY, Mon. (Reuter) The Australian cricket selectors today named 12 player s fo r the first test against India starting here tomorrow. The team is: Bill Lawry (Captain), lan Chappell. Keith Stackpole. Lan Redpath, Paul Sheahan.. Doug Walters. Brian Taber (wicketkeeper), Graham McKenzie. John Oleeson. Ashley Mallett, Alan
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      160 10 HONG KONG, Mon. (Reuter) The Singapore national cricket team was held to a draw by the Hong Kong Cricket Association President's XI in a match here yesterday. Hong Kong struggling on the first day. was shot out for 110. Today it came storming back to rattle up
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      Lock icon Kiwis Top Pakistan In Cricket
      211 10 LAHORE. Pakistan. Mon. (UPI) New Zealand won their first test match against Pakistan here Sunday, beating the Pakistanis by five wickets after making 82 for 5 on the last day of the second of three matches in the current series. All out for 241 in
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      78 10 DAR-ES-SALAAM. M 0 (UPI) —A toss of a coin by the referee decider) the fate of two teams in the quarter-finals of the Africa Cup Club Soccer Championship Sunday. Asante Kotko of Ghana and Dar-Es-Salaam Younp Africans. The Ghanaians drew i—l at home and It was I—l1 —1
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      55 10 RIO DE JANEIRO. Mon. (UPI) Brazilian soccer star Pele on Saturday night came one step closer to scoring his thousandth goal when Santos beat Rio Flamengo, 4-1 in Rio Maracana Stadium. Pele scored the fourth and last goal for Santos in the second half to raise his total
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      241 10 NAPA, California. Moo. (Reuter) Jack Nlcklaus, Billy Casper and George Archer today continue a sudden death play-off in the $140,000 Kaiser International Open Golf after a fantastic climax to the final round. Nicklaus at one stage yesterday during the final 18 of the 72-hole tournament
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      147 10 BUENOS AIRES. Mon.rtJPlV —Argentina overwhelmed the United States 18—6 Sunday to win the America Cut>. the world's most prestigious polo competition. Argentina who had downed the U.S foursome 12 —G a week ago in the first of two games for the cup. proved Itself to be by
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      236 10 MELBOURNE CUP RACE MELBOURNE, Mon. (Reuter) —A Federal Minister hopes to take time out from Australia's current political crisis to lead in the winner of the Melbourne Cup to- morrow. Four-year-old colt Tails, favourite for Australia's most famous horse race, is owned by the Minister for
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      Lock icon WINSTON FILMER (seen above at the alleys) leaves for Australia today to compete in the South Pacific Classics Bowling Finals to be held in Melbourne Nov. 7to 9. A keen bowler since the game became popular here four years ago, Filmer at 39 has taken the top places in many of the tournaments he took part in. His wife, Teresa, is also a top woman bowler here. Filmer is optimistic about his chances in Australia. He is accompained by another top local bowler, Fred Fool, who will also be representing Singapore in the bowling classic.
      95 11 WINSTON FILMER (seen above at the alleys) leaves for Australia today to compete in the South Pacific Classics Bowling Finals to be held in Melbourne Nov. 7to 9. A keen bowler since the game became popular here four years ago, Filmer at 39 has taken the top places in many
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      Lock icon Indons Top Hosts In Muddy Field
      478 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Defending champions, Malaysia, today blew the match and were soundly beaten 3-1 by Indonesia in a Group A match at the Merdeka Stadium here tonight, Indonesia having full measure of the Malaysians on a slippery field in the first half, played
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      89 11 MELBOURNE. Mon. (Reuter) An angry Gary Player °f South Africa stormed a*ay from the Yarfa Yarra Oolf Club h#re yesterday after being warned for slow p!a v in the Dunlop international tournament Player, warned by Robert Wilson. Director of the Australian Professional Golfers Association, fumed: "What he did
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      50 11 MANILA. Mon. <AFP\ The All-Thai Eleven notched it* second victory in three game* in the Manila amateur soccer tournament b v overwhelming the local Chinese Cheng Hong. 4—l. in their group A match here Sunday night. The ThailanderS. all students in various Manila schools, led two-nii a, half-time
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      111 11 A "Mr. Asia" contest will be held in Singapore in July next year. This was disclosed by Mr. John Ong. the Director lor Singapore and Asia of the International Federation of Bodybuilders. Also being hpld at the same time are the "Mr. Singapore" and "Miss
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      73 11 MODENA. Italy, Mon (AFP> British racing drive r Piers Courage, who was classified e'ghth in thi s sea s on' s World Championship standings for Formula One cars, may drive fo r Ferrari next vpar. an unofficial source said he re last night. Reports say that Courage, who
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      804 11 Tha following art tha race waights for this weekend's racing at Kuala Lumpur: SATURDAY Weights for third day <KL) meeting. Clae, 2, Dir. 2 6 Furs Born Frea 9.00 Pelor Mas 9 00 Limelight 900 Nasi Goreng 8 13 Ming Dynasty 8.13 Kookaburra 811 Nonpariei 811 Melmark
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      607 11 First Day. Saturday. Nor 1. IJHS9. State of Track Yielding Race 1: Lo«t Horizon II (Omar) and Watania Commando (P.K Leong) were slowto begin. Golliwog (Pretty) shifted about in the straight. Race 2: Froggie II (Rajoo) was sow to begin Supreme Confidence (Shaari) missed the jump, then threw
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      99 11 XfELBOURNE Mon. (fc*uter"> Former World Bantamweight boxing champion Lionel Rose hope g to make a challenge for the featherweight crow n within the next six months, according to his trainer Jack Rennie Rennie said here last night he would go to Japan m January
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    Lock icon Goodwill Team Calls On STP Chairman
    210 12 A Japanese goodwill mission. headed by the Chairman at the Japan Air Lines, Mr. Teruo Godo. called at the Chairman of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, Mr. Runme Shaw, yesterday. Mr. Godo presented a replica of the "Tower of the Sun" to Mr. Shaw
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    83 12 The Jackpot Pnz« for this Thursday's Toto Draw soars to a new high of $150,000 for winners with all the five numbers correct. This prize comprise $lOO,OOO as the first group prize with an additional $50,000 as bonus Prizes for the other group 6 remain
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    42 12 The Principal of Outram Secondary School, Mr. Chan Joon Gek will be the guest speaker at a luncheon meetinf. organised by the Steadfast Club to be held at Hotel Negara, on Nov 8. Mr Chap will speak on "Singapore's Commercial Education
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    415 12 SINGAPOREANS can hit the "Wild West Trail" if they make tracks for the Rajah Room of the Hotel Malaysia. Rajah Room? It should be "Six-Gun Saloon" or something which reflects that rip-roaring era of American history. For as you push your way through the
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    160 12 A ban on the Import of cyclamates. an artificial sweetening agent, and the sale of foods containing these sugar substitutes, will be Imposed by the Ministry of Health as soon as the notifications can be made Dealers will be given up to Feb. 1
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    69 12 Singapore's Trade Commissioner in Australia and Deputy Director of Intraco Limited, Mr. Lim Chin Geok. is scheduled to leave the Republic today to set up a Trade Commission anrf to establish Intraco's first overseas office In Australia Mr. Lim was a lecture,. in business administration at
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    566 12 SINGAPORE'S dynamic progress in continued economic growth ond industry has attracted mora than $6OO million in American investments. The Director of Operations, International Executive Service Corps, Mr. John C. Chandler stated this at a meeting of lESC members currently serving both the private and
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    Lock icon SAF War Games
    69 12 THE Singapore Armed Forces ig currently conducting e xercises on Pulau Blakang Mati till November 30. About 200 troops will be taking *art in the exercises daily from 8 a.m. to midnight. Blanks will be used. The public U advised not to be alarmed. The S.AJ. will
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    Lock icon BUILT-IN-SINGAPORE 'FREEDOM' AT THE YARDS
    126 12 Mrs. Goh To Launch Boat For S'pore Navy Mrs. Goh Kong SVN, wife of the Minister for Finance, will launch tho first Singapore-built fast patrol boat for tho Singapore Navy on November 18. The ceremony will be held at the Vosper Thornycroft Uniteers Private Ltd/t
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    192 12 The Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, yesterday officially opened the Computer Centre and Mathematics Research Centre of th« University. In a brief speech, Mr. Ong drew attention to the increasing reliance on computers In what has often being referred to as the "computer revolution."
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