Eastern Sun, 25 November 1969

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    22 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1189 Tuesday, 23 November 1969. MC (P) 0737 Price 15 cents
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    Lock icon CLEAR OF MURDER AFTER TEN YEARS
    466 1 'SUFFERED ENOUGH' A man who had a charge of murder hanging over his head for the last 10 years yesterday left the second Coroner's Court a free man after charges against him were dropped and an open verdict returned by the court over the
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    Lock icon Hodge-Podge Religious 'Front' Formed
    152 1 SAIGON. Mon. (Reuter) Two oolitical groups from the Cao Dai religious sect have joined forces and set up a new party, informed sources said today. The sect, which has about 2.500.000 followers, venerates French author Victor Hugo Sir Winston Churchill and Or Sun Yat Sen. the
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    104 1 CANTANZARO. Italy. Mon. »Reuter> Doonenlco Gemelli entertained a pretty girl in his jail cell while the guard watched a world boxing title fight on television and the guard may now lose hLs Job The chief of the Cariblnlerl. acting on a tip off. found Gemelh and his girl-friend
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    Lock icon S'pore Tie In King's Cup
    74 1 BANGKOK. Mon. (AFP) Singapore and South Vietnam were locked in a one-all draw in the Group 6 match of the second King's Cup soccer tournament at the national stadium, which entered its fifth day here. Both goals coming in the first half. Vietnam opened scoring
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    Lock icon THE FIRST HIJACK JET CRASH?
    183 1 LONDON. Mon. (AFP) There is speculation here that the VC-10 which crashed at Lagos killing all 87 people aboard may nave plunged Into the bush after a flsht with highjackers aboard the giant jet. The Daily Mail reported today that the hl-Jacking theory was one
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    Lock icon Tunku's 'Unripe Arrogant Youths'
    193 1 KUALA LUMPUR Mon. The Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman disclosed to th e nation here tonight unhealthy signs among Malaysian youth which if not checked could lead the country into disaster. The Premier speaking at the opening of the two-day national level Koran-reading competition at the
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    Lock icon Israel Retaliates On Second Egyptian Foray
    260 1 CAIRO, Mon. (UPI) Israel, sent warplanes yesterday to raid Egyptian positions in the canal's northern sector to retaliate for the second Egyptian transcanal foray in two days, a military spokesman said. The spokesman said the raiding Egyptian party destroyed one Israeli tank, killing all
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    Lock icon Jomo Kenyotto, the lion of Kenya, brandishes his KANU (party) manifesto Sunday as he addressed a massive rally. He was re-elected Kenya's president for a second term. UP I radio photo. UPI radio photo.
    34 1 Jomo Kenyotto, the lion of Kenya, brandishes his KANU (party) manifesto Sunday as he addressed a massive rally. He was re-elect-ed Kenya's president for a second term. UP I radio photo. UPI radio photo.
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    Lock icon Wilson To Stick By US
    211 1 Unmoved By Pinkuille Massacre' LONDON, Mon. (Reuter) Britain's Labour government was today reported determined to stick to its pro-American policy on Vietnam despite the uproar over stories of slaughter at Pinkville. Reaction in this country to the reports of Gl'» gunn- j ing down Vietnamese
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    Lock icon The Wrong Wind...
    72 1 TOKYO. Mon. 'Reuteri China's famou g slogj> n Winds Prevail, over We s t Wind* did not *ork with the weather today A propaganda carrying some 30n leaflet® of Chairman Mao Tse-Tung's quotatons landed o n UJS.-heid Okinawa today. Japanese newspaper, reported. The papers quoted police ay
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    Lock icon Last Hours In Orbit
    168 1 HOUSTON. MM. Heater! America'* moon astronauts had their final meal in space and did lastminute packing today in preparation for their splashdown in the Pacific. After waking at about 10 30 am (GMT > for the tenth and flna; dav of the mission, crew commander Charles
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    Lock icon DELAYED REPORT
    60 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon A group of Communist terrorists were sighted near Betong on the Thai territory, one mile from the Malaysian border, early this month The National Operations Council which was briefed on this late report today was also told that Malaysian security force® had taken immediate security
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    Lock icon Soldier Held For Blowing Up Officer
    250 1 NUI DAT, South Vietnam, Mon. (Reuter) An Australian soldier was being held for questioning today in connection with the death of a young officer, killed by a hand grenade as he slept in his tent early yesterday. The officer. First Lieutenant R. Convery, 22.
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    Lock icon Ex-Envoy Dies
    40 1 KUALA LUMPUR Mon. Tunku Tan Sri Ismail bin Tunku Yahaya. the former Malaysian Ambassador to France, died at his home in Petaling Jaya thl* morning. Tunku Tan Sri Ismail, who was 62 leaves his wife and seven children
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    Lock icon Defence Call To Acquit Rohan
    153 1 JERUSALEM. Mon. (UPI) Defence Attorney Yitzhak Tunick today told a three-judge court trying Denis M. Rohan for burning down the El Aqsa Mosque Aug. 11 that his client's mental illness made him unresponsible for the act and that he must be acquitted. Tunlk, beginning the
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    Lock icon Keep Clean
    48 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The public were todav warned that from next mon'h littering could lead to arrest on the spot and maximum fines of $5OO fOr a firs* offender and $l,OOO for second offender. The reeulations for Kuala Lumpur will come Into force from Dec. 1
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    Lock icon Navy To Stop Arms Smuggling Into Northern Ireland
    226 4 LONDON, Mon. (Reuter) Two Royal Navy warships have been ordered into the Irish Sea to block gunrunners smuggling arms into volatile Northern Ireland. The minesweepers Wotton and Kllmorey are out to Intercept the gunrunners, suspected to be operating at night out of
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    Lock icon Arms Race Talks Resume
    218 4 HELSINKI, Mon. (UPI) United States and Soviet negotiator! yes'pr day got ready for their second week of talks on how to limit nuclear weapons. Btafl were held on both sides. ->resumaDly to discuss fresh comments and directives from capitals. Chief negotiators Gerard C. Smith of the
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    Lock icon Deadly Thief Catcher
    54 4 CAIRO, Mon. (Reuter) A fruit teller here devised an ingenious method of catching a thief but instead landed in jail charged with man. slaughter. Ibrahim Zaher Mahmoud, noting a steady decrease in his stock, decided to electrify sacks of dried dates. When the thief made his daily
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    Lock icon Buried Alive: Doctors Demand A Probe
    223 4 NOTTINGHAM. England Mon (UPI) British doctors and Parliamentarians vesterday demanded an investigation, into the case of a factory worker who was put in a coffin while still alive The tobaccr factor.' worker Douglas Gordon died on Saturday x r a hospital two c*ays are
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    Lock icon EEC Ministers Thrash Out Out-production
    128 4 BRUSSELS Mon. (Reuter) Common Market ministers meet here todav to discuss ways of breaking out of a vicious circle of food subsidle* and over-production. The Executive Commission will table a plan at the twoday meeting designed to nibble away at mountains of surplus butter, wheat
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    Lock icon Home Burial For 'King Freddie'
    85 4 KAMPALA. Uganda Mon. (UPI> Sir Frederick Mutesa. who ruled as "King Freddie" for nearly a quar-ter-century In East Africa before fleeing to Britain, will be burled In his homeland, the Government of Uganda decided yesterday. Mutesa was found dead on Friday In his public housing
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    Lock icon Smallest Of Quins Dies
    111 4 BARCELONA, Mon. (Reuter) The smallest of the Spanish quintuplets a boy born near hero three days ago to the wife of a factory worker died in hospital here last night. They boy, who weighed two pounds six ounces (1.080 kilos) at birth, took a turn for
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    Lock icon Last Time Her Name In Lights
    72 4 LONDON. Mon. fßeuter) French Llm atcress Dany Robin. 42 sa w her name in ':gbts on» last tinv- vesterday when she married Mr Michael Su'livan. a 48-year-oAd London theatrical apent. Miss Robin is retiring to become a housewife Rut after 'he wedoing ceremonv at
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    Lock icon Pope Praises Ethiopia
    37 4 V ATIC A N CITY. Mon <CPI> pope Paul VI resterday visited the Ethiopian College on the 50th anniversary of Its founding and praised Ethiopia u a model nation and guide" for Christian Africa.
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    Lock icon Anti-Arab Mobs Sweep Through Israeli Town
    250 4 ACRE, ISRAEL, Mon. (Rcuter) Anti-Arab demonstrators swept through this northern Israel town again yesterday afternoon as angry Jewish youths bunched together for a second attempt to storm the Arab quarter. The shouting youtha stood face to face with a steel helmeted line of Israeli
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    Lock icon MAD RACE IN STOLEN TRAMS
    62 4 FRANKFURT West Germany Mon < Router) Joyriders in two stolen trams staged a neck-and-reck race for mllfs through Frankfurt until ♦heir parallel line* converged. police reporter) yesterdav The unknown group fled as the trams taken from a locked depot crashes broadside on tho city's outskirts
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    Lock icon Refugee Camps
    33 4 UNITED NATIONS. Mon. UPI> The continuation of UN refugee camps in Arab territories bordering Israel wss expected to be approved this week in spite of misgiving? by all those directly concerned
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      155 4 ZtkAi* t SINGAPORE: RESERVATIONS: 3*2431-4 i Autumn Variety Special featuring: DR. JOHN GIOVANNI the world's greatest hypnotist and actor. A sensation among World leaders! Giovanni may be shocking, but you'll love him! CHANG MEI LUNG T.V. Star from Italy bnngs a fabulous repertoire of International songs. Winner of several vocalist
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      232 4 MIS ING When you're orMng down the road and your car angina stops, it's aasy to tall if you'ra out of fual. There's a gauge on the dashboard that says 'empty*. But it's not tha same with medicines. When something is missing in a medicine, there's no gauge to tall
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      273 4 I t B SHAW ORGANISATION LIDO Pnone ***** OPENS TOD4T No Free Llat 1J mb. I tS. 4 00. «-30 A 15 pm U Chtng T1 Lung in Shi* Production* "DUD END" Uwdirlii IB Shawscope. Color THURSDAY 9.00 p m Premiere In aid of the Singapore Scout Association Development Fund
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      196 4 O H G. A t > ±_LLLLIIm CATHAY 3 3400 sow *nowr»c II mm.. lSt. «M «M 9 no WALT DISNEY S CBtRLIE THE LONESOME cot GAB" In Technicolor PLCS' Acaaemy Award Winnlne Cartoon Short Walt Disney ••Winnie The P«M»B And The Blestery Day" in Technicolor ODEON ?1 116 OPEN*
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  • Fotorama '69
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      Lock icon CONTEST A-11
      341 5 THE PRIZES Is* PRIZE: $300 CASH VOUCHER 2nd PRIZE: $100 CASH VOUCHER 3rd PRIZE: 50 CASH VOUCHER Plus Certificates of Merit and one roll of AGFACOLOR CNS each to the next 10 best entries THE RULES ,n th,f 600 test to do b te a 3 A f
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      Lock icon A-10 Contest Winners
      312 5 FOTORAMA Contest A--10 results, subject to entrants fulfilling all requirements set out on the entry forms. The judging was held on Friday. IST. Mr. Rldty We© Lok Tent. 238. Balestier Road. Singapore (LOOK AT ME) 2ND. Mr. Steven Yin Knox Wee*. 170-C. Blk 21. Hong Bahru Road.
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      Lock icon Varsity Photo Enthusiasts Form Own Society
      245 5 OFF COLOUR? Feeling Blue, feeling Green? Solve all your colour problems the easy way. Free service given. Write to "Colour Clinic", Fotorama Editor, c/o Eastern Sun. Cantonment Road, Singapore, 2. Give your name and address. Your solution will be published in this page. THE
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      271 5 J >1 o «.r lEITZ NOVELTY: EQUAL LIST PRICE IN MALAYSIA SINGAPORE AUTHORISED DEALERS IN MALAYSIA AUTHORISED DEALERS IN SINGAPORE Be# Loh Photo Suppliers 78. Jalan Sultan. Kuala Lumpur Bee Loh Photo Suppliers Weld Supermarket. Kuala Lumpur Bee Lob Photo Suppliers 148. Brewster Road. Ipoh Bee Loh Photo Suppliers Penang
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      179 5 Cation WIN PRIZES TO COMMEMORATE SINGAPORE'S 150 TH ANNIVERSARY The Guthrie Waugh Organisation, the sole agent for Canon cameras, projectors and other photographic accessories,invites you to participate in the following Photo-Story Competition. No purchase or qualification required. Just take 3 pictures that tell a story of this country or its
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    Lock icon DEMOCRACY IN INDIA
    877 6 BUT for the tremendous importance of it, one could describe what is happening in India as a coup d'etat conceived by Jeeves and carried out by Bertie Wooster for the benefit of Aunt Agatha. In other words Morarji Desai Co. master-minded the plot which was executed by
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    Lock icon On The Sunny Side Of US Space Project
    469 6  -  By W. A. SWARTWTORTH FROM man's viewpoint, tht tun is the most important object in the heavens. Without it, there would be no life on earth. Hence, a prime goal of the U.S. space programme is a deeper understanding of tne sun,
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    Lock icon Reach For The Sky!
    580 6  -  By LAWRENCE FALK BIRMINGHAM Alabama. (UN) Man hat reached the moon and will eventually travel to the other planets in his solar system. However, visits to other points in the universe will have to wait, probably a long time. Dr Werner von Braun. the former German
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    Lock icon NEW IMAGE OF KUOMINTANG
    509 6  -  By SHULLEN SHAW TAIPEI, (UPI) President Chiang Kai-Shek'i ruling party. The Kuomlntang. celebrates its 75th birthday yesterday (Nov. 24) with a new image the image of the common man. Dr. Sun Yat Sen founded the Kuomintang (Nationals Party) in Honolulu on Nor. 24. 1894. The Party
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    Lock icon TRANS-ASIA RAILWAY PROJECT TAKING SHAPE
    337 6  -  By THAUNG MYINE BANGKOK, (Reuter) Flam for the Trans-Asia Railway Project which it is hoped will eventually link countries from Singapore to Europe are gathering momentum. A working party of experts from the Economic Commission tor Asia and the Far East (ECAFE) and nsn-ECAFE countries
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    Lock icon What The Experience Adds Up To
    102 6 SPACE CENTRE. Houston. (I'Pl)—Richard Gordon >io on the Apollo 12 moon flight, is the highest paid earning 20.540.16 dollars annuallv in Navy pay and allowances. Charles Conrad earn* *****.16 dollars and Alan Bean, 19.599.36 dollars. All three men have ;he same rank. Navy commander.
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    Lock icon FINGERS CROSSED
    71 6 ABOARD the US6 Hornet* (UPI»—A major item earned aboard the Apollo 12 prima recovery ship is a "Bioastronautics Recovery Set" that contains nearly 700 Items, such as medical instruments, resuscitation and anesthes:a equipment and instrument* for major and minor surgery. So far. America's astronauts have only used one
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    Lock icon GOD SAVE THE QUEEN
    712 6 I The Queen it broke. And so art wi. Her Majesty is finally seeing eye-to-eve with a common ailment of commoners in the red. The startling frank revelation by Prince Philip on the wrong side of the Atlantic makes one ponder over his real motive. Perhaps
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    Lock icon Nixon's Greatest Challenge
    260 6  -  By DAVID MATHEW WASHINGTON, (Reuter) Revelations about an alleged massacre of civilians by American forces in Vietnam, the biggest demonstration so far against the war and the Haynsworth debacle this week combined to give President Nixon his toughest days in office so far. The President* policies are
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  • COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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      Lock icon Stock Exchange Closing Prices
      620 7 w«i listed mt the close of business. INDUSTRIALS ACM-4 Ben Co Borneo \D B 2-10 1-68 1.74 1 95 •1 86 2-15 l.«y 176 1 87 3-88 1.53 1.71 1-63 306 171 293 146 ■48 195 5-30 Boustead C. sugar C. pljuood C (arriage 1-70 hemiial
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      96 7 a«rJ?.° un D' 1 lie Mini fz&rcff w7 rt r o u CocuQUt OIJ M"llei (FOB.) Bulk Coconut OH 60 00 (FOB) Orura Mixed topra 36 50 62..V) .Muntok White Pepper (F-O B.) 29S.A0 Eanttak n Site Pfppn 'F O B-) 200 (M> karawak «p*<ia| Hiam Pepper «FOB> »fi%
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      5 7 <*Hong Ron* Current)
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      Lock icon H.K. Money
      64 7 HONG KONG. Mon fUPI) Monev quota*io-i today: HKS6 05 U.S. dollar. HK56.***** per US. dollar TT HK514.47 per pound sterling rLK5287.25 per tae: of gold 94 5 per cent fineness HKJ160.3 per 10,000 Japanese ven. HKSU4 per 100 Philippine pesos buyers HKSII2 per 100 Philippine pesos sellers Philippine
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      Lock icon BANK STARTS HK STOCK MART INDEX
      179 7 HONG KONG. Mon (LTD— The Harg Seng Ban!: introduce; from toaav th* first Hong Kong stoci; market index to orovlde a general guirte to shfre Dr:ce movements Known a s the Hang Seng T n< ex and similar to indices usen >n overseas financial
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      Lock icon ITC Meeting
      47 7 BANGKOK. Mon (Reuter) Mr. H.W Allen, chairman of the International Tin Council (I.TC.) said that »he I T.C. Council meeting ii London would be held on Dec. 2 instead of or Dec 15 Mr. Alen ta\> «io reason for advancing the dai«» of the meeting.
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      517 7 0 oo iu y a m 0 <*6 B 10 a m 1-00 p to 1 I" 0 HI 1-30 o n 0 m p.m. 4 i.*> o o» 4 »3 p m 1 5» p m 6-45 p m t-SA o m 4 -»a o m 7
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      Lock icon MART: NEW WEEK CONTINUES EASIER
      230 7 THE easier trends of last week's trading continued into yesterday's trading re*opened after tha waak-and. Tha counters which ware most affected ware tha nawly-listad issues with Federal dropping another 16 cants from the morning opening of 2.16 to 2.00. At one stage, the counter went
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      Lock icon BUSINESS DONE
      1058 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 \cmd $2.10 »3>: DIM $2 10 (3) $2.15 <3> $2 16 (I* Ben $1.68
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      Lock icon Japan Offers US$123m Aid To S. Korea
      131 7 TOKYO. Mon (Reuter) The Japanese Foreign Ministry said Japan had agr*#a to offer U*****,700,000 In financial aid to South Korea for construction of a steal mill at Pohang Signing of a formal agreement on the matter is likely to take place In Korea
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      13 7 THE fin price for yesterday was $698.00 per picul, up $2.75.
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      Lock icon SHIPS IN PORT
      243 7 THE Port of Singapore Authority has made the following berthing arrangements for ships in port today. Tuesday, Nov. 25. DEPARTURES Godowna Vessels 1/2 Oriental Rio 3/4 Straat Luanda 10 11 Shasel Maru 18 State of Bihar N.W. 2 Semenyih 21/22 Tonan Maru No. 7 31 '32 Narhl
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      Lock icon SOVIET, JAPAN SIGN TIMBER AGREEMENT
      104 7 MOSCOW. Mon. (UPI> The Soviet Union and Japan signed an agreement on cooperation In the timber and woodworking Industry, the Boviet news agency Taw said during the weekend. The slgnln* ceremony ended a week of negotiations In Moarow the agency reported. It said the two
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      Lock icon SYDNEY CLOSING PRICES
      123 7 SYDNEY, Mon. (DPI) Monday', Sydney stock exchange selected shares. MINING: ACttex 3 70 As, Min 1.6 0 Austral Min 47 Bhfi South 4.95 C. Gold 9 10 CRA 19.9 Endur .66 Om Kalg 1.10 Ot Bouid J. 90 Ot Nthn 4* Ot We rt .14 Hammertlay 13
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      Lock icon Stereo Sets For Contest Winners
      87 7 Valuable car stereo sets will he given away m a contest being run bv a 'eadin* oil company in the Republic Th#> montn long contest cal!s for of BP petrol Of oOa to nlare eight make* of motor car? arainst the correct grade of BP
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      Lock icon IMF Approves A Stand-By Arrangement For Burma
      106 7 PARIS, Mon. (Reuter) The Internationa! Monetary Fund has approved a stand-by arrangement for the Government of Burma, authorising purchases of foreign exchange up to the equivalent of $l2 million (£4.920.000) over the next twelve months. The arrangement will provide balance of payments support
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      Lock icon Training In Copenhagen
      110 7 Mr. John T. H Lai of Scandinavian Airlines left yesterday (Nov. for a week's course In advanced cargo handling procedures at the SAS sales and station training tchooi in Copenhagen. "In view of the container system of freight and baggage handling systems which a re being introduced
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      Lock icon Rubber Down 1/2 Cent
      289 7 Rubber Down 1/ 2 Cent RUBBER December first trade closed in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday a t 60-7/8 cents per lb., down 1/2 a cent from previous cloe*The tone of the market was easier. In the morning, opesiing prices were fractionallv lower than last week's close on London advice.
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      180 7 dupliduplicale Xerox have made a fortune out of copying things. As have Gestetner, and Ricoh, and Kodak. And also a few less scrupulous firms. They duplicate medicines. Their medicines look the same, but they seldom work the same. That's why we go to a great deal of trouble to make
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  • STUDENTS' PAGE
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      Lock icon Aussie School Students Stage Asian Expo
      675 8 SYDNEY, Mon. An Asian cultural exhibition staged recently by a group of Australian high school students may be converted into a permanent mobile exhibition to tour Australian country centres. The suggestion was made following the success of the exhibition in the Town Hall at
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      Lock icon Did Life Come To Earth On Meteorites?
      594 8  -  By John Newell LONDON, Mon. —ls there life beyond the Earth? The Apollo II astronauts were placed in quarantine when they came back from the moon, because of the remote but real risk that they might have brought an epidemic of lunar bacteria
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      Lock icon HOW SHORT IS SHORT?
      96 8 TAIPEI Mon (Reuter) How short 15 short* This is ♦he problem farm* ♦eacher? ir South Taiwan Port city o? Kahsiur.? followm* a ban on miniskirts t>> the City's mayor The teacher. «ay the mayor's order is to ambiguous "We want the authorities to tell us the
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      Lock icon CRIME UNDER MICROSCOPE
      60 8 TAIPEH Mon (Reuter) A Juvenile Crime Study Centre u to be set un here to examine fie causes and prevention o£ juvemle delinquency Youthful crime ha« nearly doubled in Taiwan ir the oast five years Justice Minister Cha Liangchien sain report* from the centre would be used
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      Lock icon Girl Pen Pal Wants His Photo But He's Afraid He's Ugly
      967 8  -  Date-line By Ele and Walt Dulaney f)EAR WALT: I have been writing to a girl pen pat tor two years. Her letters are very important tc me but now she wants me to send a picture. I don'i want
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      19 8 AMY By Jack Tippet fc K V"Afchle, your house needs a woman's touch. why don't you get married V.
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      172 8 1 What is the first letter of the Greek Alphabet? 2 Of which parab'e are the following the f'rst words: "A certain man had two sons 3 Give the year of the world's first public television broadcast, which was made from Alexandra Palace, London? 4 Why is "pig" iron so
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      59 8 DATELINE: DANGER! P. A TT by John Saunders and AUen McWiiams BUT, A3 FOOTBALL HERO DUKE NOBLE VISITS HIS AILING FATHER/THE SCENE IS NOT 'WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED.' LOOK/POP, I WONT COME HERE TO LISTEN TO ANOTHER STUPID sermon/ >r K S3 a: I'M NOT PREACHING, DUKE ...I'M WARNING/ RESIGN
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  • Jemme
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      Lock icon SHE SNEAKS TIPS WHILE HUSBAND'S PAYING BILL
      578 9  -  Ann Landers ANN: For a long time I have been bugged by a problem that has been preying on my mind I hope you can help me as well as other hard-working waitresses. What can be done about a wife who sneaks the
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      Lock icon Heston To Repeat As Anthony In A 'Julius Caesar' Sequel
      479 9  -  It,, Sheilah Graham Speaking For Myself T ONDON. MOn C?iariLJ ton recently completed "Julius Caesar" for cherubic 29-year-old oroducer Peter Snell. to be released by Commonwealth United. In the Spring he will a?ain for Mr. 6nell and Commonwealth. He will
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      Lock icon Eyebrows Beautify Faces
      250 9  -  Bv Mary Sue Miller play a vital Hj ro'.e in the attractiveness of a far* E"«n at times such as this when th#» cosmetic trend ts for a light, wispy undefined look Now. as alway*. you can go too f»r in underplaying brows Their shaoe influences the
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      Lock icon Cooking Is A Hobby For Clara Anciano
      617 9  -  TODAY'S PERSONALITY By Gloria-mae ROOKING hos often been regarded as "a duty" of women. But for Mrs. CLARA ANCIANO, it is more than just cooking for the family. To her, cooking is a hobby And she is very, very good at it too.
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      Lock icon FASHION COLOURS, DESIGNS BRIGHTEN THE LITTLE GIFTS
      327 9 NEW YORK Mon The fashion influence. whl<*h has affected even such unlikely thing* as the design of billiard table*, ha* lately transformed all kinds of small things into colourful delights whlcn mill make great "little" gifts for Christmas Stationery, in particular seems to
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      75 9 PARIS Mon Pints tumes are a natural for roers. and th:s B eason"s have a lengthened silhouette of Paris inspiration Jane Justin fOr Don Sophisticates use» Fortrel crepe in a diamoni and circle orint of hro**n on white 'or a sleeveless. loose midi coat with welted hands
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      37 9 CULVER Cm* M«>n Fred Stromsoe has been signed by producer Martin Ransohofl for a featured role with Patrick McOoohan. Richard Widmark and Alan Alda in MOM s Fllmways Production •The Moonshine War.** currently Aiming here.
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      162 9 WW I'". TODAY an Tuesday. November 23* 1969.! E£2 e r.r imm 6 You 7 Wisdom I Good 9NW 10 Imouitty* 11 Should 12 Con 13 S*r>ou« 14 Kind 15 Just 16 Words 17k IB Doy 19 May 20 Sow 2 A 22 Factual--23 for 24 Ducovor 25 Ba 26
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      Lock icon F.A. Cup Winners: Manchester City
      801 10  -  By DAVE CALDWELL LONDON Modest Joe Mercer, manager of Manchester City, gives most credit for the recent successes to ''the lads and Malcolm", Malcolm, surname Allison, is the fiery club coach, a former West Ham United player who is always in trouble with officialdom for
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      Lock icon Filipinos Win Amateur Golf
      245 10 RANGOON, Mon. (Reuter) The Philippines today won the ninth Southeast Asian Amateur Golf roawifh Ma,a y ,ia second and Burma third. Ine Philippines team of Luis Sllverlo. Jose Santos Miguel Preysler and Toma* Manotoc had a total of 915 strokes for the 72-hole tour. Sllverlo, who
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      Lock icon Kakizawa Defeats Lightwt. Espionoza
      218 10 TOKYO, Mon. (UN) Orient Lightweight Champion Jaguar Kakizawa won a unanimous decision in a non-title 10-round bout on Sunday night over Ecuador's Eugenio Espionoza at Korakuen hall. Kakizawa. 21, scored the only knockdown of the bout when he floored Espionoza. 28. the World Boxing Association's No.
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      Lock icon Jacklin: Wins Golf Award
      82 10 LONDON, Mon. (UPI) Tony Jacklin British open golf champion, has been awarded the 1969 Golf Writers' Trophy, awarded each year to the outstanding player in Britain Jacklin. 25, the first British winner of the oP«n title for 18 years, was the unanimous choice m the annual
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      78 10 NEW DELHI. Mon. (UPI) Spain beat India yesterday by two matches to one in a New Delhi tennis exhibition organised by a cisarette company in co-operation with the AllIndia Lawn Tennis Federation. India won the first match when Jaideep Mukerjee beat Luis Urilla 6-2, 8-6. Manual Santana. playing
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      Lock icon Pele Sent Off Field
      210 10 BELO HORIZONTE. Brazil. Mon. (UPI) Football star Pele was given a gold crown before Sunday's game, and then was thrown out of the game by the referee alter 25 minutes 0 f play. Pele scored his l.oooth goal last Wednesday night, and has been the recipient
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      107 10 BERLIN. Mon (UPI) G. Iyanschenkov of the Soviet Union broke the world record for the Olympic triple weightlifting event in the jlghtheavy. weight class on Saturday night with a total of 492.5 kilograms (1.086 lbsi the East German New s Axency ADN reported. ADN said Ivanschenkov's individual
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      64 10 SYDNEY. Mon. (Reuter) Sir Alan Potter, racehorse owner and former Chairman of the Australian Jockey Club, died In Sydney over the weekend. Sir Alan. 78. had been 111 for some time Among the string of racehorses he owned was Valerius, winner of a Brisbane Cup. Born in
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      155 10 LOURENCO MARQUES. Mozambique, Moo (UPI) Australia and Rhodesia battled to a 1-1 tie on Sunday in their World Cup Football qualifying game, and will meet again here next Thursday in a game to determine which team advances Both goals came in the second half, with Rhodesia
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      120 10 IEL3OITLVE. Mon (Reuter) Former Wimbledon tennis champion Neale Eraser today officially accepted the appointment as the captain of the 1970 Australian Davis Cup team. Eraser. 36. succeeds Harry Hopman. 63. who was connected with Australian Davis Cup team® for more than 40 years. V* as
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      67 10 MELBOURNE. Mon. (AFP) The expected power strike throughout Victoria on Friday has postponed for four days the British Commonwealth Light Heavyweight Boxing Cnamplonship between Australian Bobby Dunlop the holder, and A 1 Sparks of Canada The flght will now be held on Dec 1. The delay will probably suit
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      289 10 NATIONAL LEAGUE Eastan Cemfenacia Century Division W L T Pet Pf Pa •Teveand 7 I 1 .778 2«2 221 51 Loul* a O L .323 212 238 Nw Yont 3 7 0 -»on is: 241 Pituburfa i 9 o Capitol Division iw. 180 299
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      Lock icon Victoria Defeats Tasmania
      131 10 MELBOURNE. Mon (Reuters Victoria trounced Taimani* here on Saturday in the flrst rour.d of a new Australasian hnockout cricket senes The Tasmanians, sent in to bat when Victorian captain Bob Gowper won the toss, ■were 130 for nine when forced into a compulsory closure at the end
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      347 10 BANGKOK, Mon. (UPI) Philippines coach Lauro Munar said Monday he not only expects his team to successfully defend its crown in the Asian Basketball Championships, but thinks it will do so with a perfect record. i "Of course he said. "In any sport one cannot
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      268 10 PALMA, Majorca, Mon, (Reuter) Britain's Chess Champion Jonathan Penrose has won his first round clash with Argentinian Oscar Panno in the Grand Master Chen Contest which began here yesterday. Panno. faced with the choice of losing his queen or being checkmated, was forced to retire after
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      757 10 COLLEGE FOOTBALL NEW YORK. Mon. (UPI) Michigan Saturday upset nationally first-raoked Ohio State, 24-12. and was selected as the Big 10 Conference's representative in the ROM Bowl. Southern California won the Pacific eight's role as host at Pasadena with a 14-12 victory over
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      Lock icon Two Games Drawn In King's Cup Soccer
      343 11 BANGKOK, Mon. (Reuttr) Thailand and Sauth Korea played out a fighting 0-0 draw in the "A" Division of the King's Cup Soccer Tournament here last night. The 25,000 spectators who jammed Bangkok's National Stadium gave a big welcome to the local team, which
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      111 11 SANTIAGO. Chile. Mon. (UPI) Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia won the men's tit'e and Heiga Niessen of West Germany the women's crown in the Chilean National Tennis Championshios yesterday. Kodes beat his countryman. Milan Holocek. 4-6. 6-3. 1-6. 6-1. 6-2. and Miss Niessen beat Carmen Ibarra of Chile.
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      Lock icon Laver Now Cured Of Elbow Pain
      316 11 LONDON. Mon (UPI) Rm Laver. who won his third Wimbledon singles title last July despite considerable pain. is now at 31 enjoying his tennis more than e ver at last able to do without pain killing injections. His return to full Atness after suffering
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      210 11 ADELAIDE. Mon. (Reuter) The bird that tot In the way of a flying cricket ball at Adelaide Oval on Saturday and led to on« of the most unusual dismissals in Australian cricket history is to be given the accolade of cricket fame. Like many a test-winning
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      382 11 AUCKLAND. New Zetland. Mon. (U PI) A move to try to force cancellation of a planned tour of New Zealand next year by an all-white South African athletics team was gathering support on Sunday. Stan Young, spokesman for a group of athletes circulating
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      Lock icon Champ Keeps Surf Title
      162 11 SANTA CRUZ. Call!. M or. (UPI) Corky Carroll of Huntington Beach. California, criss-crossed 10-foot waves in perfect fashion yesterday to capture the 1969 Pro-Am Surfing Contest The 22-year-old defending U-S. surfboard champion topped a field of 60 professional surfers to win the $1,500 first prize in
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      Lock icon Flyweight Title Bout Odds Even
      172 11 GUADALAJARA. Mexico. Mon. (AFP) The odds were equal as Susumu Hanagata of Japan and the Mexican World Champion Efren "Aleran" Torres entered the final phase of their training for Friday's World flyweight Boxing championship here. Hanagata was rightly ©v#r the 112 pounds limit hut his
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      716 11 TWO horses. Angelina and Kakamion, were disqualified under Rule of Rating No. 201 from their respective races in which they ran. The following are the Stlpendarv Steward's Report lor the third *nd fourth days racing at Ipoh. THIRD DAY RACE I: Chahayl Bulan (Hassan' was slow to begin.
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      Lock icon Soccer Final Scheduled Dec. 3
      95 11 PAF6A t he defending champions. will meet Burnley United. laAf year* run-ner-up in the finals of the Football Association of Singapore Youth tournament on Dec. 3 at Jalan Besar Stadium. In the semi-flnals played last week. BAFBA had to fight all the way to beat
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      1038 11 THE following the weights for this weekend's racing at Bukit Timah: SATTRDAY Claaa i. Dh i Idle Literati 9.00 Trebi# J. g lj Hokoru g 13 Peak of Perfection U g 1a Kuantan g.12 Avenger II g.12 6unnyside Up (late Summer Haaei g 11 You Aikfd Fo
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      1062 11 (CHANNEL R) P M 300 Opening Annct* in all Languages and Morning Btar; 20 Woman* World < Malar >; 345 A Dtarv of Events in S'pore Thi« Wwk i Mala*); 3*o It* Happening In Spore (Malavt Repeat': 4OS Pevton Place (Repeat* (Chinese Subtitles': 4.55 Close: 555 Opening Annct* m a.l
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