Eastern Sun, 29 November 1969

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    22 1 Eastern Sun SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY' <JV Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1193 Saturday, 29 November 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cent*
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    Lock icon Dewi Charged With Blackmailing I'nesia
    429 1 JAKARTA, Fri. (UPI) The army-backed Jakarta weekly Chas Friday accused Mrs. Sari Dewi, third wife of former President Sukarno, and her Japanese attorney Hiroya Hirai, of trying to blackmail the Indonesian government. The magazine said Mrs. Dewi's announcement through her attorney earlier this week that
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    Lock icon S. Koreans in Cup Soccer
    46 1 BANGKOK Fn (UPI) South Korea's lmpregr.ab > defence carried it to King's Cup so-cer charrpionshm Friday night with a 1-0 victory over Indonesia South V.etnam launched a *3'-aze offence against Laos to *"in 7-0 and take third place in the eiSht-nation 'ournament
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    Lock icon King Freddie
    68 1 LONDON Fn (UPI) —King Frvddie. tho former Kabaka of B i£anda died of a<~ut#> alrohoi poisoning a London Coroner's Inquest ruled Friday A pathologist sa'd his lungs were filled with f.uid. The bod* of Sir Edward Frecerirk Mutesa. 45 known as Kinp Freddie was lying in state in
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    Lock icon W. German Spy Gets 7 Years
    203 1 COLOGNE, West Germany. Fri. (Reuter) Heinx Suetterlin. 45-year-old West German photographer, was sentenced by a Cologne court to seven years imprisonment today for spying for the Soviet Union. Suetterlin was said to have supplied the Kremlin with confidential and secret documents from the Bonn
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    Lock icon Saigon Probe Into Massacre
    92 1 SAIGON. Frl iUPI) A Joint Committee of South Vietnamese Senate and Assembly Members will conduct an Investigation Into the alleged Song My massacre starting on Monday, informed legislative r urces said today. The Investigative t«a m will be headed by Sen Tran Van Don. one of
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    Lock icon Mao Slates Russia, U.S.
    141 1 HONG KONG, Frl <AFP> Chairman Mao Tse-Tung today described the Kremlin leadership as "Soviet revisionist leadlne clique" and declared that the days of "Imperialism, revisionism and reaction" were row numbered. Chairman Mao said this In a message to the Albanian Communist Parry Chief Fnver Hoxha. National
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    Lock icon THIS unusual picture taken during the second moon walk Apollo 12 astronauts shows two U.S. spacecraft on the surface of the moon. The Apollo 12's Lunar Module is in the background while in the foreground is the unmanned Surveyor III. Astronaut Alan Bean, the fourth man to step on the moon, is seen Inspecting the Surveyor. Photo at right shows Bean being reflected in the face mask of Astronaut Charles Conrad who is seen deploying the scientific experiments. Another Apollo 12 picture appears on Page 5. The pictures of last week's moon landing were released by NASA Thursday.
    102 1 THIS unusual picture taken during the second moon walk Apollo 12 astronauts shows two U.S. spacecraft on the surface of the moon. The Apollo 12's Lunar Module is in the background while in the foreground is the unmanned Surveyor III. Astronaut Alan Bean, the fourth man to step on the
    NASA Thursday, (t'PI Radiophoto).  -  102 words
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    Lock icon Thai Police Get Extra Powers
    145 1 BANGKOK Fri (Reuter) Thai government forces battlir; an upsurge of Communis* activity in South Thadand hav> been given cowers to arrest suspect* w-ithojt warrant and impose curfews reliable sources said today. The power* were granted under martia' laws which, technically in fore® throughout Thar and
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    Lock icon Middle East
    83 1 TEL AVIV. Fri. <UPI) Warplanes raided Egyptian positions in the central sector of the Suez Canal in night raids which began at midnight yesterday, an Israeli military spokesman said today The spokesman said the attack lasted 30 minutes and all Israeli warplanes returned safely to base. In action
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    89 1 TOKYO. Fri. (UPI) Two packages supposed to contain 241 diamonds arrived in Tokyo from London holding only three worthless stones, police said Friday The diamonds had been purchased by two Japanese firms and were valued at 39.805 US. dollars. Airport police said the two packages arrived from London
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    Lock icon REWARD DOWN FOR CHIN PENG
    217 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The $BO,OOO price for the head of Chin Peng, Secretary General of the Malayan Communist Party, has dropped to $20,000. Radio Malaysia quoted a police spokesman as saying that all Communist terrorists who hold the rank of Central Committee Member and above,
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    Lock icon W. Germany Signs Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
    298 1 BONN, Fri. |UM) Chancellor Willy Brandt's West German government Friday signed the Nuclear Weapons Non-proliferation Treaty in the hope that it would be a milestone on the path to disarmament, international relaxation and peace." Brandt told a news conference the riecision to sign was
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    Lock icon Soviet Culture For Philippines
    90 1 MANILA. Fri (UPI) A 21-member Cultural troupe from the Soviet Union flew into Manila Friday for a ser-.es of performance* mad* possible by the Philippines' relaxation o* restrictions on contacts with socialist nations The Grant; Yunost Cultural Troupe will not only gn> performance* on cultural ballet
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    Lock icon Arms Talks
    59 1 HELSINKI. Frt (UPI) United States and Soviet arms negotiators met for the fifth time Friday on how to limit the race to make even more destructive and costlier nuclear weapons Official* on both sides said thev are sure the preliminary talks In Helsinki will succeed in laying the
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    Lock icon Yahya Sets Polls Date
    110 1 KARACHI. Fn (Reuter) President Yahya Khan announced tonight that Pakistan will have its first-ever general election on a one-man-one-vote basis on Oct. 5 next year. The President, who heads an interim military regime, made his announcement in a nationwide broadcast Yahya said he would give the
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    Lock icon Laos Repulses Red Attack
    110 1 VIENTIANE Fn (Feu'er) Laotian government trocp s hav e repulsed an attack by 'North Vietnamese troop, on the town of Xieng Khouang, about 100 miles northeast of h«re in the Plain of Jar s Informed sources said the attack wa s made yesterday by troops of
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    Lock icon Consternation Over Part Of A Guitar
    221 2 CLAPPING a hand to his forehead, the young man with a curious string instrument yesterday exclaimed in mock exasperation: "Oh no, not again!" The scene Paya Lebar International Airport. The man: Podger Ei-Effendi, 21. a Pakistani-Australian student. Th cause' A crowd of curious youngsters
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    Lock icon Van Robbed
    86 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Trt. Cigarette van salesman Cheng Yong 8m and his driver Tan Mun Keong could not believe their eyes on coming out of a hotel here vesterday when they found their van. loaded with 100 cartons of cigarettes valued at $1,149. missing from the car park For
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    Lock icon Million Pairs Of Shoes
    273 2 THE Bata Shoe Organisation here yesterday celebrated the production of its millionth pair of shoes this year with a party at its factory in Telok Blangah. Total cost of production for this one million pairs of shoes is approximately about $6 million. The Director of the
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    Lock icon N.Z. Mission Arrives Here
    130 2 A 14-MEMBER New Zealand trade mission arrived here last night to consolidate itj business connections In the Republic. The mission headed by Mr. Hugh T. Jones will also explore every possibility o* expanding market for their dairy and manufactured products during their five-day stay here The
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    Lock icon 2 Terrorists Fatally Shot
    97 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Frt. A security patrol acting on Information came across a Communist terrorist camp In Engkilili bus-district of the Second Division yesterday ar.d in an exchange of fire with three terrorists managed to kill two of them while wounding the other. However, the wounded terrorist
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    Lock icon VISITORS
    74 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A 13-man party from the South Vietnamese's National Defence College will r>ay a week-visit to Malaysia tomorrow. The purpose of the visit here is part of the National Defence College's programme on "comparative nations' four" to broaden the students' appreciation of the t»rob!ems of nation-building and
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    Lock icon Poisoning
    59 2 The Cearor.er's Court vesterday recorded an open verdict on the death from lean poisoning of a 13-year-o!d school boy, Tan Tian Seng, on Oct. 18 The Assistant Coroner Mr Leong Ken* Thai. in arriving at the verdicr commented: "Although no foul pl»y is suggested. I am unable to say
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    Lock icon London-K.L.
    61 2 KUALA LUMPUR Tri. Three additional temporary telephone circuits to London would be provided this year during the Christmas and N« w Yeai t>eriodj the Telecommunications Department announced her# todav The additional circuits via the high quality Seacorn cable ar.-» being put up in anticipation of heavy bookings for overseas
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    Lock icon Improved Facilities To Attract Blood Donors
    548 2 THE Blood Transfusion Service will soon be making an intensified drivt to increase its stocks in the Blood Bank by making available more facilities to accept donations from donors at their various places of work. The Parliamentary Secretary of the Ministry of Health, Mr.
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    Lock icon Car Owner Held Up
    104 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Frt. Three men, one armed with pistol, held up a frozen food dealer, Chan Yoke Chin at Jalan Tons Shin here last night and robbed him of hla 53.500 car, watch and S3OO In cash. Chan told police he was parking his car In
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    Lock icon Burglar Awarded 3 Years In Jail
    447 2 A SHOP assistant who had a strinq of previous convictions was yesterday sentenced to three years' jail to be followed by two years' police supervision after the First District Judge, Mr. D. C. D'Cotta, found him guilty of house breaking. Ang Ee Hoe. 33
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    Lock icon Miraculous Escape For Girl
    219 2 KUALA LUMPUR Fri. All eyes stared and focused a sirl dangling from the clothes line outside the first floor of a building in Jalan here ye»terdav On their fa rem were expression of i«> amaiement and some shock But It never ©rured to the onlookers that
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    Lock icon IDENTITY CARD
    56 2 MOH Cnuan Nam was yesferday fined 520Q by the first District Judge Mr. D C D'Cotta. after h* had p'eaded guiltv to a charee nf using an identity card belonging to an- other person Moh was arrested on 9 for using (he identity card, which belonged ">o another
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    Lock icon DECORATED WAR HERO'S CHALLENGE: Define The Meaning Of 'Massacre' And 'Duty'
    444 3 MELROSE PARK, Illinois, Fri. (UPI and Reuter) An ex-serviceman who was decorated for heroism one month after the battle at My Lai (Pinkville), in which he participated, said he hopes the Army will investigate the case more fully before
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    Lock icon Kiwis Out Of V-N If Labour Wins
    223 3 SYDNEY, Fri. (UPI) The United States will lose more allied troops in Vietnam if the opposition Labour Party in New Zealand wins the general elections there tomorrow. Labour Party leader Norman Kirk promised during the campaign to withdraw all New Zealand troops from
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    Lock icon A Little Bitty Tear Let Him Down
    106 3 DONCASTER. England. Fri. (Reuter) Soldier Geoffrey Hickling will exchange wedding vows here tomorrow with a girl who just got him a ninemonth sentence. His sweetheart Helen Auker wept every time he had to go back to barracks. An army court martial heard yesterday
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    Lock icon Ticking Him Off?
    120 3 CAPE TOWN. Fri (Reuter) A furniture shop owner here left his premises for about an hour and when he returned found a piano he had ordered waiting on the pavement with a parking ticket stuck on it. Sam Cohen, owner of the shop, said, "The piano had
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    Lock icon More Talk, Less War?
    353 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. (UPI) The slowdown of the Vietnam War, both on the battlefield and in home front opinion, has not stopped U.S. military leaders from going round the country making speeches supporting U.S. operations in south-east Asia. Pentagon records yesterday showed that the generals and admirals
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    Lock icon Unusual Diet Meet On Mon.
    157 3 TOKYO. Frl <UPI> Japans Parliament will hold an extraordinary session from Monday for what may be a two-week debate on the agreement of the United States to turn over control of Okinawa to Japan. Yesterday's decision by the House of Representatives Steering Committee was made
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    74 3 NELSON. New Zealand. Frl. (Reuten A young Australian housewife who bought a Renoir oil painting two years ago in Sydney for 25 dollars spent this morning fishing after learning 'ast night that her purchase could be worth thousands of dollars. Mrs. Kerrie Smith, sister of Australian Minister. John
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    Lock icon Controversy Over USSR Writer's Expulsion
    188 3 MOSCOW, Fri, (UPI) Conservative and Liberal leaders of the Soviet literary world yesterday joined the controversy over the condemnation of novelist Alexander Solzhenltsyn. Conservative Mikhail Sholokhov. a Nobel prize winner for "Quiet Flows The Don," attacked Solzhenltsyn before a nation-wide Farmers Congress as the type
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    Lock icon N.Z. ELECTIONS TODAY
    402 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. (UPI) The fate of Hit staunchly British and pro-American Governmant of New Zealand may hinge tomorrow on the votes of about 5,000 20-year olds. The latter will vote for the first time since the voting age was reduced by one year in elections to fill
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    Lock icon 43 ACCUSED IN COURT: Saigon's Biggest Spy Trial Begins Today
    430 3 SAIGON, Fri. (Reuter and UPI) The biggest public spy trial in South Vietnam's history, in which 43 defendants face charges rangng from high treason to acts harmful to the national security, began here today. The chief defendant Is a former
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    Lock icon V-C Demand Unreasonable
    84 3 LONDON. Fri. (Reuter) British Minister Lord Shepherd last night described Communist demands to replace th« constitutional and legitimate government of South Vietnam as most unreasonable Lord Shepherd. Minister of State at the Foreign Office. wa« answering a questioner in the House of Lords He said Britain's attitude
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    Lock icon Miss Austria, New Miss World, Wants To Marry Law Student
    344 4 LONDON. Fri. (Reuter) The new Miss World Austria's Eva Steler, todav begins a hectic whirl of glamour and travel but all she really wants is to marry her sweetheart and have children. No sooner was the glittering crown placed on
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    Lock icon S. Yemen Takeover
    120 4 ADEN, Frt. (Reuter) The southern Yemen Republic Is to nationalise all foreign-owned banks, shipping and Insurance companies. Head of State Salem All Rabyee announced last night. Mr. Rabyee is chairman of the five-man presidential council formed after a bloodless coup toppled the government of President Qahtan Mohammed
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    Lock icon SOUTH YEMEN BLAMES U.S.
    86 4 ADEN Fn- (Reuter) South Yemen's Foreign Minister AI Salem Al-Baidh. has blamed the United States for th* latest borde r fighting between South Yemen and Saudi Arabia. Aden Radio said he summoned foreign diplomats to his office last r.lght and told them "American imperialism" had instigated
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    Lock icon FAO ADOPTS PLAN FOR AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT
    192 4 ROME. Frt (UPI) The United Nation* Food and Agriculture Organisation <FAO> wound up its 15th biennis] conference yesterday by adopting a report on a world plan for agriculture development. The plan drawn up by FAO officials was the major topic of the three-week conference
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    Lock icon Soviet Dissident Jailed For 3 Yrs
    71 4 MOSCOW. Yrt (Reuter) On§ of the 86viet dissidents who signed a petition to the UN. alleging violations of human right* in the Soviet Union has been sentenced to three years in prison, sources close to the group said yesterday The sources said Genrikh Altunyan
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    Lock icon 240 'INSTANT' MILLIONAIRES
    143 4 RfcGGIO CALABRIA. Italy, Fri. .Renter)— Some 240 people have suddenly become millionaires after an inheritance battle lasting more than a century. They are the heirs of Italian Baron Francesco Trombetta, who died in 1868. He left more than 100 feudal ftefs land titles granted for Military service
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    Lock icon SCOOTERING ROUND THE WORLD FOR PEACE
    192 4 STOCKHOLM Frl (Feuter) A slim, bearded young Indian lawyer arrived in Stockholm yesterday on a fouryear world trip in which he preaches the need for peace, disarmament and the establishment of an International Brotherhood of Youth. He Is 29-year-old Kanwar Bhim Singh, who left
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    Lock icon Nasser Planes Raid Israeli Positions
    136 4 CAIRO. Frl. (UPI) Egyptian warplanes raided Israeli east of Ismailla and El Kantara yesterday in the fourth air strike this month. a military spokesman said. He said Egypt lost one plane In the action. The spokesman said the Egyptian planes, assaulted an Israeli command post,
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    Lock icon Consortium 'War': Union Chiefs Refuse To Budge
    286 4 LONDON. Fri. (Reuter) A showdown between Employment Minister, Mrs. Barbara Castle, and dockers' leaders produced no immediate signs today of breaking the deadlock which is chasing a giant container shipping Consortium out of the Port of London. Union chiefs refused to budge in
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    Lock icon Requests For Beatles Songs
    85 4 OWERRI. Fri. (Reuter) Bi-lran disc jockey* have be«n flooded with reque>U for Beatles songs Pince Johr Lennon made a public protest this week against Britain's oolicy of supplying arm* to Federal Nigeria. Lennon returned his MBE (Member o! the Order of the British Empire" to Queen
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    Lock icon Air Hostesses To Hold Strike
    55 4 PARIS. Fri (Beuier) —The Fri'n'-h Al r Hostesses and Stewards organisation yesterday announced that its members would hold a 24-hour strike next Tuesday in protest against a recent government decision changing conditions governing safety certificates. Th# strike will hit the Internationa* Air France Line and
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    Lock icon 'British Racial Muddle'
    304 4 LONDON, Fri. (Reuter) Britain's Race Relations Art Intended to prevent racial discrimination could prevent Commonwealth doctors from enlarging their training In this country, a leading medical publication warned todav The British Medical Journal, official organ of the British Medical Association (BMA>. revealed it had been told it
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    Lock icon Antarctic Treaty Anniversary Tomorrow
    110 4 BOSTON. Frl. (UPI) The 10th anniversary of the Antarctic Treaty the world's first nuc>ar disarmament treaty. will be observed on Sunday in Wellington New Zealand, it was announced here today. The ceremonv ®t the Admiral Richard Byrd Memorial will be coupled with observance <>f the 40th
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    Lock icon POPE OFFERS TO MEDIATE
    98 4 VATICAN CITY. Frl (Reuter) Pope Paul yesterday told Syria that he was ready to respond to any reasonable appeal for hi* assistance in promoting a peaceful solution of the Middle East conflict. Receiving the credentials of the new Syrian ambassador to the Vatican. Mr Abdel Fattah
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    53 4 WARSAW. Frl. (Reuten Onlv one in »very five Polish journalists lives to retiring age and some want their profession officially classified as "harmful to nealth." according to the Warsaw newspaper Zycle Warszawy If officially recognised as harmful to health, the profession would be eranted special privileges and medical care,
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    22 4 BELFAST. Northern Ireland. Fri. (Reuter) A career civil servant. Mr JM Benn. was named yesterday as ombudsman for troubled Northern Ireland.
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    Lock icon Early Trial For 2 Jordanians In Grenade Blast Case
    488 4 ATHENS, Fri. (Reuter) Greek officials were today taking special measures to fix an early trial for two Jordanians who are alleged So have thrown a grenade into the offices of the Israeli El Al Airline injuring 14 people. But the fate
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    Lock icon CLAUSE ON DIVORCE BILL PASSED
    143 4 ROME. Fri (Reuter) The Italian Chamber of Deputies last night approved the most crucial clause of the vote to Introduce divorce In Italy after rejecting a host of Christian Democrat amendments aimed at making It virtually Ineffectual. The clause specified the limited number of cases
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    Lock icon Warsaw Pact Summit
    64 4 MOSCOW. Fri < Reuter) A Warsaw Pact summit to discuss relations with West Germany is expected to open here next Tuesday, usually reliable East European sources said yesterday A summit has been expected for some weeks to try to co-ordinate policy towards the new Bonn government of
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    Lock icon Commandos Charged With Wilful Murder
    249 4 WINTERTHUR. Switzerland. Fri (Reutei) Three Palestinian Arab commandos who sho* up an Israeli airliner at Zurich Airport in February, fatally wounding a pilot went on trial here yesterdav charged with wilfu] murder Accused with them was a® Israeli security agent charged with murder in extenuatlrg
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    Lock icon BBC WINS TV AWARD
    50 4 WEST BFRLTN Frt. (Heuter> The British Broadcasting Corporation 'BBC> yesterday von the top award presented at the Prix Futra International Television Competition. h*ld here this week. The BBC won the Hlver award for Its entry "A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Garbage Dump."
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    Lock icon U.S. Minorities Seek Hearing
    293 5 WASHINGTON, Fri. (UPI) A pair of usually silent minorities tried to speak up in Washington earlier this month. They probably could not have chosen a worse time to be heard. Amid the clash of claims and demands of Vietnam var policy critics and supporters, two groups
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    Lock icon Astronauts End First Debriefing
    196 5 ABOARD USS HORNET, Fr (UPI) Apollo 12's moon vo-sgers. pronounced the "best r«£ted crew" ever to come h from space, finished tbei r first debriefing Thursday and celebrated Thanksgiving in isolation. 1 he astronaut* and two mer. locked in quarantine with thc-Tn a doctor and a
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    Lock icon Youth Saves Old Women
    116 5 6AGINAWN. Michigan. Frl (TPI) A 19-vear-old youth plunged into aa fry river Thanksgiving Day and saved two elderly women from drowning by ratting loose their seat belts. Bay County Sheriffs Deputies said a car carrying Mrs Mildred Mrlntire, 64 and Mrs. Beryl Davis. 62, skidded off
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    Lock icon Record Price
    73 5 NEW YORK. Frl. (UPI) A dealer pai<j U S dollars yesterday f°r an air mail stamp which shows a biplane flying upside jown. It was a world record price for an air mail stamp Irwin Weinberg bought the 24-cent stamp at an auction of United States stamps at
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    Lock icon Ed Murray
    60 5 TUCSON. Fri (UPI> J. Edward Murray. Managing Editor of the Arizona Republic. will receive the John Peter Zenger Freedom <>? the Press award from the University of Arizona Murray. Managing Editor of the state's largest newspaper, in the 18th newsman to receive the annual award for "distinguished service
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    Lock icon Apollo 12's Moon Rocks Significantly Different
    327 5 SPACE CENTRE. Houston, Fri. (UPI) The rocks gathered on the moon by Apollo 12's explorers are bigger and lighter coloured than those picked up by the first lunar landing crew four months ago geologists reported on Thursday. One of the largest In the first
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    Lock icon Astronaut Collins Enters State Dept.
    160 5 WASHINGTON, Fri, (UPI) Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins, who flew to the moon last July will be named Assistant U.S. Secretary of State for Public Affairs, department sources said on Wednesday. Collins. 39. who has no new 5 or public relations background, was understood to
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    70 5 UNITED NATIONS. Frl. (Reuter) The United Nations is to consider whether Its 25-year-old charter needs reviewing, it was decided today The UN. Assembly's General Committee overruled Soviet opposition and decided by 15 votes to three, with three abstentions, for a Colombian resolution on the subject But the Colombian
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    Lock icon President Shares Thanksgiving Joy
    209 5 WASHINGTON, Fri. (UPI) President and Mrs. Nixon shared Thanksgiving Turkey at the White House %ith some 200 old folks on Thursday, asking them to join the Presidential family. After the dinner which lasted until mid-afternoon. Nixon and his wife boarded Air Force One at suburban Andrews
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    Lock icon Peking Raps Okinawa Accord
    257 5 TOKYO. Frl. (UPD Peking's People's Daily said today Japan may gain administrative rights over Okinawa but will remain subordinate to the U.S, military on the island. "What the United States prepares to return to Japan is merely the administrative rights over Okinawa, while the US military
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    73 5 LAS VEGAS. Nevada. Frl. (UPi» Authorities watched a preview of the rock musical "Hair" on Wednesday night in this city where near nudity ts business, but took no action when the entire cast disrobed on stage. Lloyd Bell Under Sheriff for Clark County, said he would submit a
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    Lock icon Dust Storm On Moon Seen Future Problem
    332 5 SPACE CENTRE, Houston, Fri. (UPI) Movies of a dust storm on the moon released on Thursday by the Space Agency showed evidence of whet may be a major problem in future landings at hard-to-reach spots. Apollo 12 astronaut* filmed the storm that blocked
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    Lock icon Sorensen Predicts Isolation
    133 5 NEW YORK Fri (UPI) Theodora C Sorensen who hopes to be i candidal* for the Senate seat now held by Charles E Goodeil. said Thursday he fears the sons my massacre in South Vietnam will encourage s turn toward isolationism the details jink into the American public."
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    64 5 NEW YORK. Eri (UPT> Two distinguished editors have been elected to fouryear terms on the Advisory Board on the Pulitzer Prizes, it was announced today. Lee Hills. President and Executive Editor of Knight Newspapers. Inc.. a Pulitzer Prize winner in Journalism in 1956 and Norman E Isaacs. V'.ce-Presldent
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    Lock icon Rose Bowl To Honour Moon Men
    139 5 PASADENA. Calif. FTI. (UPI) America's Apollo 12 astronauts. Charles Conrad, Richard F. Gordon and Alan L. Bean, will be Marshals of the 81st Tournament of Rosea parade. The annual floral pageant precedes the Rose Bowl football game and Is seen by as many as
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    Lock icon Ship Strike
    51 5 NEW YORK, Fri (UPI) The second strike aefcon against the United States Line® this month was settled Wednesday when agreement wag reached with deck officers Mates and longshoremen returned to work under an agreement which provides representation for »li Masters bT the National Association of Masters. Mates and
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    837 6 r!E question of the security of Southeast Asian nations and its guarantee by the so-called Big Powers, like King Charles' head, pops up periodically in statements made by the various leaders. If we have security, Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak said Thursday, we don't have to
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    818 6  -  By BOB HAWKINS Gemini News Service HONG KONG, Fri. Jusuf and Sofian are young Indonesians. Both hold junior, though responsible jobs in President Suharto's New Order government; both are very much involved in official efforts to eradicate graft, corruption and racial discrimination: Both
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    621 6  -  HOMOSEXUALITY, once regarded in Ancient Greece ond Rome as the 'highest form of love' for one s fellowmen, is today pitifully persecuted, sneered ond even blackmailed by its 'normal' counterparts The latter's baseless fears often arise through misrepresentation or sheer ignorance of the facts more than
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    359 6  -  By JOSEPH MYLER WASHINGTON, Fri. (UPI) A group of scientists has suggested that observatories in space may put man on track of a tremendous new onergy process dwarfing that released by the atom for generation of pow«r. This possibility was cited in a report by
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    589 6  -  AGATHA CHRISTIE, the Queen of Crime Writers, is stumped at last ironically by the extraordinary success of one of her plays. "The Mousetrap," an ordinary thriller, is now in its 18th year and still going strong. By JACQUES POUTEAU LONDON, Fri. (Reuter) Steadily by-passing
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    29 6 LOST, yesterday, somewhere between Sunrise and Sunset, two golden hours, each set with sixty diamond minutes. No reward Is offered for they are aone forever HORACE MANN
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    425 6  -  By DELOS SMITH NEW YORK, Fri. (UPI) —ln the inner ear of sacrificial guinea pig, a scientist found what scientists of his kind are confident they would find in the inner ears of countless young people if they could get at them. The
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      1938 8  -  By Lindsay Carroll Melbourne, Fri. SCIENTISTS in a plain, brick building in Melbourne, Australia, are taking part in an international search for one of the key f»ieces of medical knowedge in this era. This Is the clue that links the rejection o? a transplanted human
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      746 8  -  By Patrick Wallace LONDON, Frl. The motto of Britain's Atomic Energy Authority. *'E Minimis Maxima," ("From very small things come very big things") could hardly be more appropriate. Laboratory research on minute particles of matter has led to the building of a string of mighty power stations
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      920 8  -  Date-line By Ele Walt Dulaney DEAR ELE: My girlfriend objects because I like to take off my shirt. She says it makes me seem like some big stud. To settle this would you please print the places you think it's all right
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      26 8 AMY By Jack Tippet fe I A Va IP 5^ l* *-3 Wi Vv m .x "Are you the party who col Ud for a leaf-raker?'
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      165 8 1. Which sea birds a r e known as "Mother Carey's Chickens"? 2 What is a hybrid plant? 3. What is a sea robin? 4. In January, 1959. it was announced that the issue of a British postage stamp would be discontinued Which stamp? 5. From which game does the
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      69 8 DATELINE: DANGER! by John Saunders and Akien McWiiams ...AND NOW THEY WANT THEVR POUND OP FLESH./.NOT IN DOLLARS.. BUT IN OUR COMPUTER CONNECTIONS.' YOU MEAN YOU BOWOWIO FROM THI •VNCXCATI I NEEDED MONEVTO START THE RESTAURANT CHAIN...IT WASN'T EASY FOR A BLACK MAN TO GET A LOAN/ INSANITY OCCURRE YEARS
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    575 9  -  Ann Landers TAEAR Ann: Our 23-year-U old daughter married her boss last year. This was Ferns first marriage, his third. We dldn t say anything (it wouldn't have done any good) but we weren't happy about It. The man is 51 years old. Last week
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    369 9 PARIS, Fri. (ORTF) When reporters managed to catch up with Brigitte Bardot the other day at toon as it was known she was divorced from hubby Gunther Sachs, our 'national sex kitten' said: "You are out of date it's old news!" In fact it was.
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    68 9 NEW YORK. Frl. Kam Nelson, a popular teen-aged model, has been signed for a featured role In Paramount Pictures' comedy with music "Norwood." The motion picture which stars Olen Campbell and Kim Darby, currently is before the cameras on locations at Lake Elslnore. California Miss Nelson, who Is
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    661 9  -  s«» it,, Sheilah Graham LONDON, rn. -iv« been taken to task for the violence in my films." said Christopher Lee. tha best of all the dracula*. "But." he assured me. -it la only fantasy violence." Having completed his role in "The Private Life
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      89 9 When the weather is sultry, all forms of fever will come. Three Legs Brand RHINO HORN FEVER WATER is good for relief of al* fevers and also as a cure for baby's measles and pox fevers. *r WEN KEN DRUG COMPANY LIMITED if»d Office 39 41 Choon Guan St. Singapore.
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      53 9 TODAY and YOU DUJ Saturday, Nov. 29, 1969. 2J r.r, fcs AV JGood JAJrtnc 70 Wotth 71 Frwndi 72fton» 73 Gat 74 TV* 73 NwWl 76 Won* 77 Impi—id 78 Tixkary TVCauM »0 Your •I That 82 Gat •3 Stan •4 Caowoti U Di«appo<r« MW •7 Wall M And W
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      69 9 :HWi IM> i uum.? uuir :<at i :ii 181 111 I 1 L V *Z d C*cciH<}! nu f All! mniDEns I&SS fj WIN A RETURN AIRTRIP FOR TWO TO iS 1 s: MANY CTHE. R ATTRACTIVE PRIZES T-. Sf IOIBERLASB'S corns IN CONJUNCTION (MUST ({Tills IKB IRTir FORMS mililK
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      218 10 JIMMY LAD CISCO ZODIAC RACE 1: (11) TEE UP 8 Treasure Hunter 1 I tara < 8 T. HUNTER (14) Autre D or (11) Tee Up (lOi M PRINTER (14) Autre D'or 1 Utara RACE fc 4 M. PICTURE (15) Oncoming Wave 3 Seregalar 3 SEREGALAR 4 Motion Picture
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      241 10 NEW YORK. Fri. (Reuter) Former world heavyweight champion Casslus Clay, who has not boxed In 32 months, said yesterday he would return to the ring on January 3 In Tuisa, Oklahoma. against an unnamed opponent. Clay described the bout as a "tune-up" for a possible meeting
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      125 10 LIMA. Fri (Reuter) —Erg'.and will not retain the World Cup in Mexico next year, according to Sir Stanley Rous. English President of the International Football Association (FIFA). Speaking here last right, 74-year-old Sir Stanley said: "I don't believe that England will retain the cup they
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      69 10 LONDON. Fri. (Reuter) English cricket will go metric in 1971. the MCC Council announced at Lord's here vesterdav The length of the Ditch will become 20.12 metre, instead of 22 yards and the ball will weigh 155.8 grammes instead of /2 ounces. For some time
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      58 10 JAKARTA Fri (Reuter) Indonesia have called for the inclusion of table tennis in next year's Asian Games, a spokesman oi the Indonesian Table Tennis Association said yesterday. The call was contained in a note sent to the Asian Table Tennis Federation, spokesman said. The sixth
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      249 10 Katong Ocean, winner of the Singapore Gold Cup. impressed in a 3f workout in 41-2/5 on a yielding track at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. He was ridden by Glynn Pretty, reports JIMMY LAD. Saya Datang and Kudadin went together over 3f in 40-1/5. Literati
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      23 10 BELFAST. Fri (Reuter) Derry City beat Cliftonville by eight goals to zero 'r, an Irish Football League Ulster Cup mitch vesterdav
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      106 10 GLASGOW Fri (Reuter) Glasgow Rangers, knocked out of the European Cup Winners' Soccer Cup on Wednesday night by Polish club Gomik Zabrze. yesterday sacked their manager David White A statement issued by the Rangers' board after a meeting yesterday said assistant manager Bill Thornton would take over
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      79 10 HILTON HEAD ISLAND. South Carolina. Fri. (Reuter) Arnold Palmer and George Archer shot three-under-par 68's yesterday to t.e for the first round lead in the USSIOO.OOO (£41.600) Heritage golf classic here Jack Nicklaus. a co-desinger of the 6 655-yard course, finisher! with an even t>ar 71.
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      976 10  -  By Jimmy Lad rPUDOR PIRATE has b«en working with gusto during morning workouts and I give him a confident vote to outsprint his rivols in Race Four at Bukit Timah today. The English gelding scored a splendid double in class two and can make the grade
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      73 10 JAKARTA Fn. (Reuter) Indonesia have selected a 12mar. squad to train for the Thomas Cup badminton match against Thailand at the end of the year the Badminton Federation said vesterdav. The squad include Indonesia- three world clas-» men Rudy Hartono. Muljadl and Darmadi. Indonesii are
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      1454 10 Race 1: CI. 5 Div. 3.6 F.-Z.30 p.m. ($6,000) 1. 884 I'Un 47 9 00 Utara Stable E Breuk Vela t 2. 990 Tanjnng BUD (AH 5y 9 00 Mr D.E Breuk R S Breuk 1 3. 000 Golden Glitter 3y 900 Mdm. GH. Lob Daniels I
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    265 11 GUADALAJARA, Mexico. Fri. (Reuter) Japanese flyweight Susumo Hanagata. who meets Efren "Alacran" Torres for the Mexican's world flyweight title (WBC) here tonight, is confident he can outpoint the Mexican punching machine. "I can fight at any rhythm Torres imposes although I would prefer to
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    144 11 LOURENCO Marques, Frt. (Reuter) Australia and Rhodesia fought out their second World Cup qualifying draw here last night to leave Israel still wondering who they will meet to decide group 15 for a place ,n the finals in Mexico next vear. Australia, the favourites, were held
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    132 11 WANGANUI New Zealand Fn (Reuten Australian Ke] Nag'* shot into the lead a» Hw halfwav <tsc<. of the 72 ho>» New Zealand Open golf championship here today. Nag]e covered the Belmont coi rse in a three-ur.der-par *7 In todav't gecor-J round for an ot
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    98 11 Nine bow'er* and two official.: 'eave here todav for Horg Kong to take part :n the Fourth Asifcn Bowline ChammonshirK which start* on D-rernber 3 This i« the first time tha» Singapore are competing in thi« tournament. Accompanying them ar» s'x too boulers from the
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    90 11 The Singapore Business Houses Football Association will run three league competition* ne*» year. "!wel\e team* have so far entered fo»- the League, the League and Cup a nd the knock-out competit ons. They are \ISA Borneo Group Sime Darby ann Ne.ve. Cold Storage. Guthrie Waugh. Meta' Box.
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    86 11 BANGKOK Frl. (UPI). The Ph:l pp'.ne« defeated Malaysia 97-59 todav to preserve their statu*; among th«* contenders for the Asian Basketball Championship The Philippines shooting for thei r tltl% in fiv® champion-sh-o tournaments, met unexpected resistance from Malaysia at the start of the game. Malaysia spurted ahead
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    31 11 NEW DELHI, Erl. (Reuter) Australia had scored 201 for 7 in their first innings at close on the opemnj dav of the third cricket Test against Inma her* today.
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    140 11 TOKYO, rrl. (Reuten Singapore's young shipping executive BP. Loh won five out of seven matches this afternoon to take the lead In the world amateur bowling champlonshlo here today. The 28-year-ild Loh averted 101 pins today, the second day of the championships, to collect
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      384 11 APPOINTMENTS as a pilot officer in the SAF The Air Defence Command of the Singapore Armed Forces is recruiting young men who have the potential of becoming pilot officers. Young men between the ages of 17J4 and 23 years having a School Certificate or G.C.E. or equivalent with a credit
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    310 12 DIAMONDS glittered and eyes, especially women's, sparkled, as eight top local models paraded the catwalk with one million dollars worth of diamonds. This was the "Festival of Diamonds," perhaps the most expensive show ever to be staged in Singapore to raise funds for Children's Charities on Thursday
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    203 12 TWENTY participants who hare completed a four-month course in the teaching of English as a second «r foreign language at the Regional Eng lish Language Centre of the Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organisation (SEAMEO) will receive certificates at the Singapore Conference Hall today from Singapore's Minister for
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    129 12 The jackpot orize for this Sunday's Tote Draw has gone uo by another Ss.ooo to $9O 000. announced Singapore Pools fPte) Ltd.. yesterday. In the same news release It was also stated th e draw would be telecast "live" over TV Singaoore's Channel 5 at 335 pm
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    91 12 THE Director of Telecommunications announced yesterday that bookings for overseas telephone calls to the United Kingdom. Europe. Australia, Canada and the United States during the Christmas and New Year season will be accepted as from Monday, Dec. 1, at 8 a.m. Bookings for calls may be made
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    487 12 THE critical shortage of trained engineers in Singapore can be remedied if more people studied in the Asian Institute of Technology, its President said yesterday. Dr. Milton E. Bender Jr. who flew into the Republic on Thursday with his Director of Development, Dr. Jerry C.L
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    262 12 THIS year's Australian "Apple Queen", Miss Heidi Baier, finds Singapore so captivating after only 48 hours in the "garden city" that she has expressed a desire to stay here for a year. Miss Baier. hails from Tasmania. reputed to be Australia's
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    209 12 EFFORTS by Fred Zinnemann and Carlo Ponti to find alternative financial backing to save "Man's Fate" a multi-million-dollar film to be shot in Singapore have failed, it was announced here yesterday. Mr Terence A. Cleg*, the location manager, said: "It is with regret we
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    87 12 A MOTORIST who crashed into the rear of a lorry, causing the death of his two women passengers, was yesterday charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court with dangerous driving. He is Lee Cheng Khlan. The two passengars killed in the crash were Thla Siok Koon and Daisy Tan
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    89 12 An odd jot labourer Lau K Lam vias yesterday sentenced to three years' jail by th? Eighth Court Magistrate. Mr F G. Remediot:* after he was found guilty of stealing S4 from a man in 3 bus. An accomplice. Koh Tlan Sen- a oh'mber. was sentenced to
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    73 12 PFOF Gordon Brown D*an of the School of Engtneerine. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who Is now tn Singapore on a visit, will be giving a public lecture on "Recent Developments in Engineering Education Europe and USA." at the University of Singapore's New Lecture Theatre No. 2 at 8
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    209 12 TOP artistes from Hong Kong and Taiwan will join prominent local singing stars in a three-day Grand Variety Show at the National Theatre aimed at raising funds for Children's Charities. Organisers for the show, beginning from Dec. 9, hope to net $24,000 for charity. The
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    40 12 KLANG Fr. T!> Klang Mr KC Vohrah today committed Wong Sai N-:o\v. 24 to stand tna'. in the Hie* Court on a charge of robbing fh«» Oversea? Chinese Bar.k here or Dec. il last year with four others
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    481 12 CERTAIN "irresponsible and mischievous e'ement* in the Executive Council" were yesterday blamed for the suspension of the Singapore Bank Employees' Union from the National Trades Unions Conqress, iU. The secretary of the union. Mr. Ltm Kim Hian said this In a press release to explain
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    151 12 THE Foreign Minister. Mr. S Raiaratnani. will open the first "Model Youth Parliament" organised by the Chinese YMCA at the Cultural Centre on Tuesday. The aim of this programme is to provide youth an opportunity to gain an understanding of parliamentary procedures and to participate and be
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    69 12 QUEK SIN BOCK was yesterday charged before the Ninth Court Magistrate for giving false information to a Special Investigator of the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau. The alleged offence took place on April 24 this year at the CPIB when Quek was giving a statement to Special Investigator Lee Kwang
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      86 12 Time 6t Tide TODAY SINGAPORE TOWN; 1.12 am <B4 ft) 6.33 am (4.1 ft) 12.18 air (4 1 ft); 12.18 a.m. (9.6 ft.); 7.08 p.m. (< ins.). NAVAL DOCKYARD 2.32 a m (9.4 ft) 7.33 a m (59 ft) 119 p.m. (If. ft.); 746 p.m. (2.4 ft). TOMORROW Singapore Town:
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