Eastern Sun, 18 November 1969

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    21 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL PAIL Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1182 Tuesday, 18 November 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cent*
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    Lock icon Startling Clarity And Colour Of TV Pictures Seen
    602 1 xtmsHji PE ON MOONSHIP, THREE HOUSTON, Mon. (Reuter) The Apollo 12 astronauts appeared today on television, showing the openinq of the hatch between their spacecraft and the attached lunar landing craft. Viewers here saw Richard Gordon slowly turning a handle to pressurise
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    Lock icon Malaysian Team To Discuss RTV Problems Here
    156 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A high level team headed by the Minister of Information <snd Broadcasting, Enche Hamzah bin Dato Abu Samah will leave here on Thursday for Singapore for discussions on Radio and TV matters with the Singapore government. During their two-day visit.
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    33 1 WASHINGTON. Mon (t PI) Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato arrived at 1510 GMT Monday for negotiations with President Nixon on the return of Okinawa to Japan and other bilateral problems.
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    Lock icon SABAH SENDS PI PLANE BACK
    231 1 Nineteen Had No Visa KOTA KINABALU, Sabah, Mon. (Reuter) A private aircraft carrying 19 passengers and four crew from Manila was turned back after refuelling by immigration officials at the airport here today when it was found the occupants did not have Malaysian visas. The
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    99 1 NEW DELHI. Mon. (Renter) Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's rivals in the ruling Congress Party yesterday delayed announcing the names of their parliamentary leaders by 30 minutes to avoid the period of the demons. About 5.30 pm (local) Bombay party boss S. K. Patil told the 11 members of
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    Lock icon Two-Hour Strike By Israel At Jordan
    236 1 TEL AVIV, Mon. (Reuter) Israeli planes attacked Army gun positions in Jordan for more than two hours today in what is believed to have been one of the longest air strikes since the six war of 1967. A military spokesman here said the Israeli
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    Lock icon Three Cents Cheaper
    70 1 MOBIL announced yesterday that U *lll reduce the price of patrol at all service stations throughout Singapore and Malaysia by three cents per gallon, effective from today. A MoOij spokesman said "We will remain competitive in price. de g pit# the additional cost of ou T anti-wea
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    Lock icon Routine Discussion
    122 1 BASLE. Mon. < Router* Banker* met here yesterday in a crisis-free atmosphere after the settling down of world currency market in the wake of the recent French franc and German Mark parity adjustments. Last month's 9.3 per cent revaluation of the mark and the U per cent Franc
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    Lock icon 20-Day Ordeal Ends For 8
    66 1 TAIPEI. Mon. (UPI) A Nationalist Chinese fishing boat has brought back to Kaohslung. the Island s southern seat port, eight Indonesian fishermen found aboard their crippled trawler for 20 days in the Indian Ocean They said all eight Indonesian fishermen. Including the boat'a skipper. O
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    Lock icon 'Union Leaders Must Also Be Skilled Executives'
    851 1 THE Minister for Foreign Affairs and Labour, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, told trade unionists yesterday that new trade union leaders must become skilled executives to Icok after the interests of workers. In a hard-hitting hourlong speech against oldstyle trade unionism at the National Trades
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    Lock icon Four-day Old Quins Doing Well
    63 1 LONDON. Mon <Reuten The Hansen Quins were making satisfactory progress today although they still had ahght symptom s of jaundice. Queen Charlotte's Hosptal sa:d the jaundice had not worsened since it was diagnosed on Saturday. The quins all gin« bom nine weeks premature, to 33-year-old
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    Lock icon A HUSBAND WHO GIVES UP CAR FOR SMOKING
    646 2  -  Ann Landers T\EAR ANN: I hope if isn't too late to respond to that old broad in Minneapolis who was disgusted with the world because. according to her, people would rather sit around and collect welfare than work. The stock phrase hurled
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    519 2 MRS GOH KENG SWEE. wiie of the Minister for Finance. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. will launch the first Singaporebuilt fast patrol boat for the Maritime Command of the Singapore Armed Force*. The 110-foot boat will be named the RSS FREEDOM. Dr. Goh Keng Swee will give the
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    Lock icon How To Stop 'The Trailers'
    98 2 CAR driver s who find themselves being "trailed" oy shady characters should driv e to the nearest polic e station and lodge ft report. ASP Leslie Wong the Police Public Relationt Officer, advised yesterday. Drtre rs should Jot d«wn the registration number of the vehi*
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    275 2 Singapore Defence Minister. Mr. Llm Kim San. yesterday officially opened a two-week Road Saiety Campaign to curb the increasing number of road accidents in the Republic. Speaking at a simple ceremony held in his ministry's office, Mr. Llm who is also the Patron-ln-Chlef of the Singapore
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    Lock icon 'IN LOVE' PAIR LIKE S'PORE
    137 2 IT was love at first tight for Richard Lenik and Colleen Purchase when they met on a ship heading for England tome two years ago. Richard who was then In the merchant nav* had met Colleen who was on her way from her home in
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    Lock icon CHURCH X'MAS PARTY
    71 2 Christ Methodist Church of "E*st Coaat Road. will host to more than 100 unrierprevileged children from St Andrew's Orthopaedic Hospital Singapore Retarded Children and Che*, Su Lan Methodiet Childne* Home to a rre-Christmas party on Nov. 22 from 3 o.m. to 6 pm. at the Church's hallThe
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    Lock icon Persistent 'Briber' Fined $700 By Court
    263 2 HUNDRED EGGS CUSHIONS... LEE Nio Hiang was yesterday fined $7OO or three montns jail by the Fourth District Judge, Mr. Dalip Singh, after she had pleaded guilty to a charge of attempting to bribe a Building Inspector with 100 eggs, two fowls and two
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    374 2 SINGAPORE, Pools (Pte.) Limited will introduce the "Standing Entry" system tor TOTO with effect from this Saturday's draw, it was announced here yesterday. The "Standing Entry" system will enable a punter to submit a coupon with a permanent set of five numbers, crossed in the usual
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    Lock icon BONN-USSR ARMS TALKS: W. Germany Ready To Reopen Issue
    419 3 MOSCOW, Mon. (Reuter) —West Germany hat fold the Soviet Union it is ready to start direct negotiations in Moscow soon on an exchange of declarations renouncing the use of force, informed sources said yesterday. Willingness was expressed in a note handed
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    Lock icon Vertigo, Fainting Caused By Poor Heart Rhythm
    315 3 DALLAS, Mon. (UPI) Some spells of dizziness or fainting may actually be caused by periods of heart rhythm irregularity, a team of Atlanta researchers said yesterday. The team, from the Emery University School of Medicine, said in Its report to the scientific sessions
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    60 3 ODENSE. Denmark. Mon (Reuter> When o\> Jensen dropped hu wallet containing 700 kroner <about 35 sterling> into the water» of th* Kattegat last week, he never expected to see it again But a fisherman Y n terdav found the wallet in hi» trawl while fishing 112 m!lf»
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    Lock icon MOD PLAY STUNS CONGREGATION
    191 3 LOS ANGELES, Mon (Reuter) Half-naked actor* locked together in languid embrace in the Bethel Lutheran Church here and caressed the astonished members of the congregation. The "James Joyce Memorial Liquid Theatre", a Los Angeles modern theatrical experiment, was giving a Sunday church performance at the invitation
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    96 3 WASHINGTON, Mork (Renter President Nixo n keeps himself in trim by jogging up and down 300 to 400 time s in hi 8 bar e feet °n rising every morning. his doctor said yesterday. It is hi s only regula r exercise and it seems to ag r
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    Lock icon 'Aussie Mafia' Brings Out New Daily
    190 3 LONDON Mon (UPI and Reuter) The "Australian M?fia" moved into fleet Street with a vengeance today the firs* copies of Rupert Murdoch's new daily newspaper *Tli« Sun,' rolled off the preset Looking very much like Murdoch's Svdnev Daily Mirror Th* Sun' carried the by-line
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    Lock icon Finn Minister Opens SALT
    162 3 HELSINKI. Mon. (Reuter) —The ILS.-Soviet Strategic Arms Limitation (SALT) Talks aimed at halting the missile race were formallyopened here todav by Finnish Foreign Minister Ahti Karjalainen. Regarded as arj historic development in the disarmament auest and of vital importance for world peace the long-awaited talks climax
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    Lock icon 1st Moon Doc?
    103 3 ABOARD USS Hornet. Mon. (UPI)—Dr. Clarence Jernigan wants to run the first dispensary on the moon. Meanwhile. he looks for moon bugs on returning astronauts. Jernigan. 35. will spend 21 day In Isolation and quarantine with Astronauts Charles Conrad. Richard Gordon and Alan Bean after their return
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    137 3 HOUSTON. Moo. (Renter) —The technical competence of the flight of Apollo 12 wa a shattered momentarily last ni<ht by the mystery of the tuna flsh tin. Astronaut Charles Conrad told ground control "W e had a can of tuna flsh spread salad last night and there is about
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    Lock icon US-V-N Currency Black Mart Probe
    318 3 WASHINGTON, Mon. (UPl)—Sen. Abraham Ribicoff. Connecticut-Democrat, yesterday said a billion dollar black market in U.S. dollars and Vietnamese piasters flourishes in Vietnam to the detriment of both countries Ribicoff said the Benate Permanent Investigations Committee, which exposed a "sergeants scandal" of military club rackets last
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    Lock icon IRONY OF AVOIDING PUBLICITY: Embarrassed Queen E Returns 'Money Gifts'
    401 3 LONDON, Mon. (UPI) Britain's royal family, which has privately hinted It fears over-exposure," took a headlong plunge back into the news today —en masse. First, Queen Elizabeth is busily returning "money gifts" from admiring subjects who have taken her financial
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      32 3 EXTRA! TOMORROW'S edition of 'Eastern Sun' will devote a full feature page to commemorate Man's second moon-landing. Make sure you get your copy and keep up to date with the latest developments.
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      94 3 '«> ON WITH BORON p>\ "iL Here's where your car gets the fashion. Boron turns on the power you've never touched before. Caltex Boron is the space age motor fuel resulting directly from research into high energy fuels for rockets. Caltex Boron —the most powerful high energy fuel for petrol
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    466 4  -  E. C. Goh IT IS most heartening to see a good story presented straight-for-ward for once without all the cheap gimmicks that seem to prevail in modern productions. The welcome return of Robert Sherwood's immortal play, "Waterloo Bridge," reveals a striking superficiality in today's movies by comparison.
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    282 4  -  by gforiu-i»fu» r THIS »**< Miss Chan Sow Lin has given a Malaysian "twist" to lamb meat also Chinese toast The recipe :s CHINESE TOAST WITH LAMB MEAT AND SATAY SAUCE Ingredients 8 ozs of New Zealand lamb meat (cubed). 2 lbs chopped onions Salt to taste. 2
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    Lock icon 200 POUNDS OF TROUBLE
    306 4 WALT Disney's "Charlie the Lonesome Cougar/* harps upon a trite theme that is timeless in its wisdom: civilisation and animals do NOT mix, particularly if the animal is instinctively wild in the first place. The poor creature is subsequently drowned in the socalled milk of human
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    Lock icon 'Paint Your Wagon' Premiere
    145 4 WASHINGTON DC Mon. Paramount Pictures' roadshow attraction "Paint Your Wagon" was screened in Washington DC., recently by the Motion Picture Association of Amenca before an audience of governmental leaders and foreign dignitaries Jack Valentl. president of MP AA. acted as host for the screening and a
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    39 4 KIW YORK Mon Parsmount Pictures' Adalen 31." a winner of the Grtrd Jury Pme in 1969 in Cannes, was acclaimed recently at the New York Fi'.m Festival It \»as screened at the San Francisco Film Festival rerentlv
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      377 4 I SHAW I m: ORGANISATION «lat Anniversary S-Day Featlval Today. Tomorrow A Thursday HALF-PRICE ADMISSION TO ALL PARKS AND CINEMAS EXCEPT THE ROYAL THEATRE LIDO Phone 71 SHAWS S-Day Featival at 1 Price Today. Tomorrow A Thor«daT 41 i.at., I'M. 4.1*. 8 15 P" Rov Thinnes Lynn 'Journey To The
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    Lock icon INDIRA'S TRIAL BY FIRE BEGINS
    381 5 No Absolute NEW DELHI, Mon. (Reuter) The Indian Prime Minister Mrt. Indira Gandhi, without an absolute majority in parliament for the first time today faced one of the toughest tests of her three years in office today with opposition censure moves looming. Mrs. Gandhi is
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    Lock icon Comic Possibly Electrocuted
    78 5 ADELAIDE. Mon. (Reuter) Well-known Australian entertainer Keith Walshe. 45. collapsed and died possibly from an electrical shock while joking with 300 people at hotel here. Walshe was finishing off a comedy routine at the Berrl Hotel when be suddenly reeled backwards from the stage to the dance
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    Lock icon 100 Huts In HK Razed At Dawn
    58 5 HONG KONG Mon (Reuter) About 100 squatter huts use for domestic and Industrial purposes were severely damaged today In a pre-dawn Are m Kowloon. a government spokesman said. An elderly woman was admitted to hospital with head Injuries she received while escaping from
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    Lock icon Mill Owners Need Police Protection
    142 5 KARACHI, Mon. (UPI) Textile mill owners ha«e demanded "armed police patrols to protect life and property/' from growing labour unrest which has idled many plants. Workers of eight textile mlljs went on lightning strike Friday In Karachi's Sind Industrial Trading Complex where clashes between workers
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    Lock icon NO MAO STUDY, SO NO WORK...
    110 5 HONG KONG. Mon. (UPI)— "No Mao study, so no work." Thirty oystermen lost their jobs because they failed to study the MaoTsetung thought, a paper reported yesterday The British-owred South China Sunday Post-Herald said "The 30 oystermen of Lau Fau Shan have refused work
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    Lock icon Packard To Study Vietnamisation
    254 5 SAIGON, Mon. (Reuter) U.S. Deputy Defence Secretary David Packard has arrived hcra for his first visit to South Vietnam to inspect the "vietnamisation" programme term banned by President Nguyen Van Thieu. In a statement to reporters at Saigon's airport yesterday. Mr. Packard &aid he would be
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    Lock icon Plane Wreck
    49 5 OSAKA. Japan. Man (Reuter) The charred bodies of the three crewmen were found beside the wreckage of a Cessna aircraft on a mountainside near this Western city todajr The Cessna pilot of the Japan Industrial Aviation Company. radioed he had run into bad weather, the company said.
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    Lock icon WARSHIP RESCUES A PLEASURE LAUNCH
    388 5 PERTH. Mon. (Reuter) A British warship today went to the aid of nine young people missing overnight aboard a drifting boat off Fremantle. 12 miles southwest of here. A small landine craft from the assault ship HMS Fearless towed the disabled launch into Fremantle harbour
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    Lock icon Last Minute Bid To Disrupt Sato's Trip To US
    310 5 Last Minute Bid To Disrupt Sato 's Trip To US TOKYO, Mon. (Reuter) Student extremists today made a last minute bid to reach Tokyo's international airport to block Prime Minister Eisaku Sato's departure for talks in Washington. Foiled in bloody clashes with riot police yesterday, several hundred leftwing students resumed
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    Lock icon Largest Test Balloon
    113 5 BRISBANE. Australia. Moll. fITPI The world's largest operational balloon soared 30 miles into the sky over Longreach, Queensland, yesterday—for a "purely scientific experiment." Its 6fH>-pound payload. gamma-ray telescope for detecting gamma-rays from outer space, parachuted to earth yesterday afternoon. The balloon, the first of three, was launched
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    Lock icon Sir Edmund Refused Permission
    102 5 KATMANDU. Mor. (Router) The Chinese ha<-e refused permission to Everest Climber Sir Edmund Hillary to visit Tibet Sir Edmund, who has been in Nepal for four weeks, had hoped to travel to Lhasa by road from Katmandu to se® schools and agricultural development in Tibet. He
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    Lock icon Kidney Graft In Manila
    59 5 MANTLA. Mon. (Rented The second human kidney transplant performed in the Philippines has been reported by the University of Santo Tomas Hospital. The operation was performed November 9 on a Filipino woman suffering from a terminal kidney disease The kidney was donated by her 21-year-old brother,
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    Lock icon AN armoured Israeli vehicle (background) is seen in Gaza city controlling one end of a street as an Israeli soldier (foreground) patrols during a 24- hour curfew here Sunday.
    30 5 AN armoured Israeli vehicle (background) is seen in Gaza city controlling one end of a street as an Israeli soldier (foreground) patrols during a 24hour curfew here Sunday. UPI radiophoto.
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    Lock icon Party Split May Not Be A Bad Thing...
    192 5 WASHINGTON, Mon. (UPI) The Washington Post suggested editorially that the split in the ruling Congress Party in India may be good for that country. "The extraordinary spectacle if a Prime Minister. Mrs. Indira Ghandl being expelled from her own party. India's Congress,
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    Lock icon US Award For PI's Gen. Yan
    118 5 MANILA. Mon «-UPI) Admiral John S McCain Jr commander of U.S. Military Forces in the Pacific, awarded the US. Legion of Merit •Degree of Commander» today to Philippine Armed Forces Chief Gen. Manuel Yan. Yan was cited for "aggressive, well-planned military operations and intensive
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    Lock icon NEW YEAR GOES BANG
    54 5 MACAO, Mon. (UPI) —A series of explosions yesterday levelled a firecracker factory in Macao and seriously injured four persons. The explosions, which rocked the Im-Yuen firecracker plant, about 20C yards from the Chinese border, occurred while about 60 workers were rushing orders for the Chinese new
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      76 5 PHOTORAMA This week's edition of PHOTORAMA has been held over till Friday (November 21). Meanwhile, readers with any colour problems and questions are reminded that they can receive free service from our colour expert if they write in with their names and addresses. Their problems will be discussed in the
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    Lock icon SEMINAR OUTCOME
    852 6 THREE important opinions have been expressed about the trade union movement in Singapore as the Seminar on "Modernisation" sponsored by the National Trades Unions Congress got underway. The most dramatic was that of Mr. Devan Nair that the outcome of the seminar could make or break labour organisation
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    Lock icon The Springbok Unsportsmanship
    1055 6  -  By OLIVER CARRUTHERS When sports is politics, it becomes rio longer sporting The next South African cricketers' English tour ought to offer an even more interesting reaction. The start for South Africa's Sixth Springboks on their rugby tour of Britain has hardly been auspicious, either in rugby
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    Lock icon OKINAWA: PAWN OF PRESTIGE
    239 6  -  B. GEOFFREY MURRAY TOKYO, (Reuter) Prospects for a grand Asian partnership between Japan and the United States rest squarely this week on Washington negotiations for an island the two nations fought over 24 years ago. When Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato meets President Nixon from Nov.
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    Lock icon FIRST COLOUR TELECAST FROM THE MOON
    258 6  -  By WILLIAM HUMPHRIES HOUSTON. (Reuter and UPI| All three Apollo 12 astronauts will qualify as professional photographers during their moon mission this week. Two colour television cameras and an assortment of still and cine cameras will keep them busy. Viewers on earth will enjoy
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    Lock icon PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN FLATS —OUGHT TO BE STONED!
    1222 6 sm{ I AM one of those privileged Hat-dwellers responsible for getting United Nations' recognition in our Urbtw Renewal Programme with a record of 12.000 housing units per year since 1960. That's me you see in that 'before' photograph, posing in a
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    Lock icon N-Weapon History: Mankind's Shame
    460 6 LONDON. (Reuter) Milestones in the develop men* of nuclear weapons were: July 16. 1945 First atomic bomb exploded at Alamagordo, New Mexico, U.S.A. August 6. 1945: A-bomb dropped on Hiroshima and three days later another US A-bomb dropped on Nagasaki. November 15. 1945: Britain. United States
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    Lock icon Orient Watches Here To Stay
    602 9 SPECIAL FEATURE ON ORIENT SHOWROOM AND SERVICE CENTRE AFTER five yun of "floating" in Hit Singapore market. Oriant watches of Tokyo have decided to stay put. And it is with this in mind that the local sole aaents, Messrs. Lap Hang fir Co. Ltd., bought
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      275 9 I I I I It In 1865 the China Trade was booming. Lofty clipper ships raced to England with their precious cargoes for the rewards were high for the first arrivals.lt was in those exciting times that the Hongkong Bank was born. It provided the China Trade with an on-the-spot
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      57 9 Congratulations and Best Wishes LAP HENG CO. LTD., on the official opening of their ORIENT WATCH Showroom. from: HF KONG PRESS §gj 571, Blk 78, Commonwealth Drive, Singapore, 3. Tel: *****2 Heartiest Congratulations to Lap Heng Co. Ltd., on the occasion of the official opening of their ORIENT WATCH SHOWROOM
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      Lock icon Vikings & Steelers Make It 8 In A Row
      513 10 Vikings Steelers Make It 8 In A Row NATIONAL LEAGUE FOOTBALL NEW YORK, Mon. (UPI) Fred Cox kicked a 20-yard field goal with nine minutes and 57 seconds left in the game on Sunday enabling the Minnesota Vikings to score a 9-7 victory over the Green Bay Packers and run
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      Lock icon American Football Standings, Results
      294 10 AMERICAN LEAGUE FAST W L T Pet. Pf Pa New York 7 3 0 .700 238 200 Houston 4 4 2 .500 176 194 Buffalo 3 7 0 .300 163 244 Miami 2 7 1 222 167 211 Boston 2 8 0 .200 152 217 WEST
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      Lock icon 4 Vacancies For World Cup Finals
      290 10 ISTANBUL, Mon. (Reuter) The Soviet Union and Rumania yesterday qualified for next year's World Soccer Cup finals in Mexico, leaving only four berths still to be filled in the 16-strong field. The Russians, fourth In the 1966 finals in England, beat Turkey 3-1 In
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      Lock icon Villacampo Will Fight Japan's Obha
      224 10 MANILA. Men. (UPI) Bernabe Villacampo. the World Boxing Association flyweight champion, has accepted a challenge from Japan's No. 1 flyweight contender. Masao Obha. his manager said Monday. Lope Sarreal Jr. told United Press International Villacampo was willing to fight Obha in Tokyo on Dec 14.
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      Lock icon S. African Cricket Aid Turns Awry
      189 10 JOHANNESBURG. M on (Reuter)) The plan by South Africa's white National Cricket Association (SACA) to help non-white cricket by establishing a 50,000 rand (Ss- trust fund has turned sour. The non-white South African Cricket Board of Control has declared It does not want money.
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      45 10 Go Jos II oeat Simits 6-1 In the Singapore Women's Netball Association's "Off Season" Tournament played at Farrer Park last Friday afternoon. The morning match between Chip B II and Hornets II was postponed while the STB. team have withdrawn from the whole tournament
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      Lock icon OTIS TAYLOR BACK TO SPARK CHIEFS' VICTORY
      374 10 American League Football NEW YORK, Mon. (UPI) Flanker Otis Taylor, returning to the lineup for the first time in four weeks, caught three touchdown passes from Len Dawson on Sunday and sparked the Kansas City Chiefs to a 34-16 American Football League romp
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      Lock icon Soccer Fans, Police Clash
      77 10 ROME. Mon. (UPI) —About 100 Roma Soccer Club fans blocked streets, hurled rocks and debris and scuffled with police on Sunday after a match in which their team battled to a 3-3 draw against Sampdoria of Genoa. One policeman was injured and several fans sustained cuts.
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      Lock icon Middlewt. Bout Draws Big Crowd
      355 10 ROME, Mon. (UPI) Missing from the pre-fighf ballyhoo are announcements that Aristotle Onassis. Frank Sinatra and other glamorous figures will be at ringside. Organisers don't need to puff up Interest with phony angles The world middleweight title scrap between Champion Nino Benvenutl and Challenger Lulu
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      Lock icon Australian Footballers Confident
      122 10 JOHANNESBURG. Mon (Reuter) The Australian World Soccer Cup sQuad of 25 players and officials which is to play Rhodesia in the final of Group 15-A in Lourenco Marques. Mozambique, on Nov 23 and 27. arrived here The Australian Manager John Barcklay said. "We are going to win
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      Lock icon S'pore Women's Netball Standings Includes Results From Oct. 23 To Nov. 14
      313 10 GRADE A-i P w D L r A Pts r x. 2 0 0 2 38 55 0 S.T.U I 3 2 0 1 65 66 4 Dakotas I 3 3 0 0 87 46 6 Toppers I
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      389 10 SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., Mon. (UPI) Bob Rosburg made on even par round of 72 stand up Sunday as he edged his third round co-leader, Jimmy Wright, for the US$B,OOO first prixe in the PGA club pro-championship with a 72-hole score of 275. w Wright, a Long Island,
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      138 10 MELBOURNE. Mon. (Reuteri Playing against the clock Western Australia was robbed of victory in Its Sheffield Shield cricket match against Victoria today when rain stopped play late this afternoon. Chasing 147 runs when rain began falling. Western Australia was stopped short 101 minutes before
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      169 10 SYDNEY. Mon "Reuter) West Indies Davis Cup star Richard Russel. barred today Irom wearing a coloured tennis shirt In the Australian hardcourt championships, said later the ban was "ridiculous in a sport which is screaming out for colour." Russell, who wore a pastel yellow shirt
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      593 11 SALVADOR, Brasil, Mon. (UPI) A veritable carnival of mirth making and fun it being lived in this colonial Brasilian city which hopes that Pele will score at least one goal Sunday afternoon before the 20,000 spectators who will jam the local stadium. If Edson Arantes Do
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      323 11 BANGKOK. Mon (UPI) The Fifth Asian Basketball Championship get* underway on Tuesday, with the Philippines. South Korea. Japan Nationalist China favoured to I Aght It out for the title. Eight other Asian countries i will compete in the tournament that is scheduled i Nov 29 Laos, which
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      339 11 LONDON. Mon, (UPI) Fewer than two-third* of the original 151 starters were still in the Royal Automobile Clubs (RAC) Round Britain Rally Sunday night at Swedish ace Bjorn Wjldegard led the survivors across Scotland. Watdegard driving a Bwe-dish-rntered Porachr 911, took over
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      116 11 ALL affiliates of the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council, intending to send teams to the forthcoming SEAP Games at Rangoon next month, have paid up their money for the trip This followed a warning issued by SOSC to all its affiliates when it set a
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