Eastern Sun, 19 February 1970

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    21 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1269 Thursday, 19 February 1970. <& MC(P) 1616 Prk* 15 cents
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    Lock icon HK-S'pore: Thriving Society That Puzzled The West
    679 1 PM Lee Suggests Common Factors THE astounding progress made by the island cities of Singapore and Hong Kong and Hie various contributory factors were analysed by Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew yesterday in Hong Kong. The text of his address to the 75th
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    Lock icon Ismail: Accept Slight Inefficiency To Fulfill Political Demands
    266 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Minister of Home Affairs, Tun (Dr.) Ismail today called on employers and executives to make temporary sacrifices in their goals to be achieved even if they meant a slight decline in efficiency. Tun Ismail said efficiency should not
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    Lock icon Anti-Hijack
    52 1 NEW YORK. Wed. (Router) Security guards are riding incognito abroard certain Pan American jets as part of an anti-hijacking system, the airlin# disclosed hereOther safeguards also in operation include magnetic detection eauipment to screen passengers and their hand luggage for hidden weapons, and ground crews specially trained to spot
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    Lock icon Architect Honoured
    170 1 HONG KONG. Wed. (Reuter) Prominent Japanese architect Kenzo Tange received an honorary Doctor of Selene? degree from the University of Hong Kong today. Professor Tange. who lectures at Tokyo University, was cited for his role in changing the urban face of Japan. Professor Tange was described not only
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    Lock icon P.I. Student Mob Hurls Firebomb At US Embassy
    204 1 MANILA. Wed. (Renter) Scores of angry demonstrators stoned the United States embassy here tonight and a petrol bomb was hurled at the consulate building. More tha n 1000 noisy, placard-carrying demonstrators marched on the embassy after a mass rally attended by some
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    Lock icon German Foreign Minister Here
    132 1 H. Walter Scheel, Foreign Minister of the Federal Republic of Germany, arrived here for a brief visit lest night. He was met by Foreign Minister S. Rajaratnam, German Ambassador Iron von Richthoten and members of the German community here. .'Mr. Scheel is accompanied by seven officials
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    Lock icon 'Sukarno-Dewi Looted $50m War Reparations'
    272 1 JAKARTA, Wed. (AFP) Ousted President Sukarno and his Japanese wife Ratna Sari Dewi misappropriated more than US$5O million of Japanese war reparations while i%latives of thousands of massacred civilians had received nothing, Indonesian parliamentarians charged here today. Parliamentarian Maizir Achmaddyns said that Japanese soldiers had
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    Lock icon 'An Accused Has No Vested Right To Trial By Jury'
    358 1 THE High Court yesterday ruled that trial by jury in capital offence can no longer be allowed in Singapore. Mr. Justice Winslow and Mr. Justice Kulasekaram, said that the jury system hat been abolished by on amendment by the Criminal
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    Lock icon 'Japan A Cornerstone In New Asia'
    180 1 WASHINGTON. Wed. (UPI) President Nixon declared today that the success of his Asian policy depends upon a close partnership between tha United States and Japan. In a special message to congress on foreign affairs, the President said "Japan's partnership with u» will be a
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    Lock icon Red Offensive
    44 1 VIENTIANE. Wed (UFD North Vietnamese force* using tanks for the first time in their offensive attacked a strategic airfield in the Plain of Jars on Tuesday night but were repulsed and three of the armoured vehicles were destroyed, military sources said today.
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    Lock icon Peking Support
    36 1 HONG KONG. Wed (ATP) President Nasser and Arab envoys have unanimously hailed Chinese Premier Chou En-Lai's letter oi support as having had a "far reaching influence" among the Arab countries. Radio Peking reported today-
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  • Fotorama'70 YOUR WEEKLY PHOTO PAGE
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      Lock icon Taking Pictures At Sea
      581 5  -  (Guide 11—Low Tide) —By WSF WHEN it it low tMa on a holiday and Sunday, it la sad for those who anjoy swimming, but for enthusiastic photographers, it doas not maka any diffaranca: in fact, it is a change of atmosphere for them to record yot
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      Lock icon FOTORAMA '70 CONTEST -'A'
      399 5 Sponsored by Moutri« (Pt«.) Ltd. Agent for MINOLTA CAMERAS, OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM Potorama Contest TO* EASTERN SUN aa-B. C»n ton meet Road. Singapore 9 In eompiytng with the rulaa of this contest X aubmit herewita my entry and shall abide by the decialon at tha Juflgea
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    Lock icon 'A TALE OF TWO CITIES'
    893 6 IN a trenchant interpretation of how the island cities of Hong Kong and Singapore achieved the "impossible" and attained their "surprising'- affluence, Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew points out quite a few contributory factors that could stand underlining. His analysis, which unfortunately had to be
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    Lock icon The Development Baby
    905 6  -  •y Lammy Pinna KABUL, (UN) They toy that Afghanistan, an ancient land locked in the interior of Central Asia, entered the 20th Century only 15 years ago. In any event, it is beset with a multitude of problems while maturing into nationhood. Economically, the mountain kingdom with
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    Lock icon The Furore In The Golden Beaches Of Goa
    510 6  -  »y JOHN ROGERS NEW DELHI (Reuter) A migration of American and European Hippies to the palm-fringed beaches of Goa hat sparked off a minor furore over how much hip a Hippie should show. Irate local women marchSto the Chief Minister, r. Dayananda
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    565 6  -  by ART BUCHWALD WASHINGTON Atty. Gen. John Mitchell backtracked slightly last week in the Justice Department's desire to use TV, magazine and newspaper as deputies in the fight against crime. Before the attorney general's statement, the Justice Department was handing out blanket subpoenas demanding that the
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    Lock icon The Growing Problem Of Feeding The Displaced
    811 6  -  •y Ian MacKenzie VIENTIANE, (tauter) Lowland devils carrying disease and discomfort are added hasards for thousands of tribesmen already driven from their mountain homos by th« war in Laos. The tribesmen, who live mainly between 4.000 and 7.000 feet (1.219 and 2.133 metres),
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    Lock icon General de Gaulle Is Busy With His Memoirs
    522 6  -  ■y George Sibera COLOMBEY-Les-Deux-Eglises, Franc*, (UPI) Gen. CKarlis de Gaulle live* in wrtm seclusion in this Champagne province fanning village 125 miles (200 km) east of Paris, determinedly keeping out of politics. Although the General Is receiving an average 500 letters a
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  • COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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      Lock icon Quiet Day At The Stock Exchange
      338 7 THE STOCK Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday remained quiet and easier as operators continued to keep initiative down to the minimum. Total turnover fell to about 1.4 million units. The market was slow to form and apart from Paper Products, business was of
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      Lock icon BUSINESS DONE
      1036 7 T>USINESS done in and reported to th« trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS ACMA $2.29 (1) $2.23 (3>: DIM $2.32 (1) $2 34 <l> $2 33 (2);
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      Lock icon Sydney Closing Prices
      179 7 SYDNEY. Wed. (UPI) Wednesday'* closing Sydney Stock Exrhar.it selected shares:— MININGS: Acmex 1.13 Austral Mm 1 15 Banner 1.25 Bh South 4.90 C Norse 3 70 C Gold 9.90 CRA 22 00 Em per 1.40 Endur .80 Gm Kal» 1.70 Gt Boulder 8 90 GT We?t 21
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      Lock icon EXCHANGE RATES
      61 7 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore yesterday made the following changes in it s rates to merchants (rates are quoted to the equivalent of 100 units of foreign currency)SELLING T.T. or OD. readv: Deutsche Marks $83.8275; Holland Guilders $85.0550; Swiss Francs $71.9725; French Francs $55.7750; Italian Lire $0.4925;
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      Lock icon SHIPS IN PORT
      247 7 The Port of Singapore Authority ha* made the following berthing arrangements for ships in port today. Thursday. Feb. 19: DEPARTURES Godowus Vessels 3/4 Sira 8/9 Siena 10'11 Djatibaru N W 1/2 Hua Li 25/26 Straat Cook 35/36 Karotua ARRIVALS Godowns Vessels 33 34 Australisia 10/11 Elpenor 29'30
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      Lock icon RUBBER: 65 Cts.
      324 7 MARCH flrst grade rubber buyers closed at 5.00 p.m.. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 65 centj per pound, down one eighth of a cent from the previous close The tone of the market wag quiet snd slightly easier. After an about unchanged opening the market
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      Lock icon GOLD PRICES MIXED ON WORLD MARTS
      135 7 NEW YORK. Wed (UPI) Gold prices were mixed in routine trading Tuesday on markets here and abroad. In London, gold fained I r ®nt at the morning fixing but lost 2 cents for a second fixing of 34.98 dollars a troy ounce, closing in
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      Lock icon International Designer Arrives For Shangri-La
      332 7 BENT SEVERIN, well known international architect and interior designer, arrived in Singapore recently to discuss with executives of the Shangri-La Hotel the progress and implementation of plans for the building't interior decor and furnishings. Mr severln has been responsible for the Interior design of many
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      Lock icon Prices Mixed On New York Market
      127 7 NEW YORK. Wed (UPI) Prices were mixed on the New York Stock Exchange Tuesday with declines slightly ahead of advances through the first hour Trading was moderate. General Telephone was an early feature, trading a block of 102.000 shares at 29 off 1/8. American
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      Lock icon TIN PRICE
      14 7 The tin price for yesterday was 1668.76 per pteul down $4 00-
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      Lock icon WEAK MARKET PICKS UP
      128 7 SYDNEY. Wed. (UPI) Several stocks which tumbled in a weak market On Sydney Stock Exchange tfcis morning made good recoveries during the afternoon. However, the speculative market was still down. Mid Eastern Minerals fell to AS2 80 in a shaky start but firmed this afternoon to
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      Lock icon London Rubber Mart Closes Uncertain
      77 7 LONDON. Wed (UPI) Rubber Market closed uncertain vesterdav with spot 21-7/8. 22-1 4 SETTLEMENT HOUSE March 22-1/8 22-1/4 April 22-1/2. 22-5/8 Mav and April/June 225/8. 22-3/4 July Sept 22-13/16. 23 Oct Dec. Jan/March and April June 22-7/8. 23 Julv/Sept and Oct/Dec 22-3 4. 22-13/16 Jan/March
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      Lock icon Dow Jones averages
      39 7 NEW YORK. Wed. (UPI) Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. 30 Industrials 747.43 20 TTansp 168.62 15 Utilities 107.78 65 Stocks 249.08 40 Bonds 6944 Commodity Futures Index 135.03 off 0413
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      Lock icon Stock Exchange Closing Prices
      675 7 MNUAPOKE—8t«t I MM and other prttao Kictusm officially Ustad at th« cm INDUS if* i »f h "I AL8 1SS. A 1 in>er 2.21 111 a He lien 1 2X9 t 3.11 Ben 6 Co IK Borneo BhdHotuiead Ml 1.79 MS 1.4: 4.34 U*. 1.U C,
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      Lock icon PRODUCE
      87 7 THK noon prlrc* at the *tn« laporr < hine*e Prit4ar« 1 EI»h*njt# *e«ter«laj were:Bnm Ml lav Coconat Oil (F O B Bulk ftAM Cooonnt Oil (F B Drum A0.S0 Mixed Copra M-OO mm Mnnlok White Pepper (FO B ITS.AO Sarawak White Pepper (FOB.) ***** Sarawak Special Black P«y»per (F.O
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      Lock icon UNIT TRUSTS
      73 7 <Mana«*r«' Prl«** for Feb CHAKTFKI D UNIT TKlI l») T* S. Growth fund 110 A*I4 UNIT TtlKTS I1C Mai lnv««t Fand 1 32 1M SING %PORE rXIT TRCSTO l«t Malavan 18? 2nd Malayan 2.10 3rd Malayan 133 w The Com. Ind 10ft 1.11 The >>*T tund 113 lit
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      Lock icon Hong Kong Money
      138 7 HONG KONG, Wed. (UN)—Wednesday's 5 e.ifi. currency rates (supply by Fereige Exchange and Investment Ltd.}: BUYIRS SILLERS 195 00 196 00 per 100 Straits dollars 143 50 144 50 per 1,000 Ta»wan dollars 6 755 6 765 per Australian dollar 330 00 350 00 per 1,000 Burmese
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      Lock icon AIR MOVEMENTS
      416 7 AREIYALS 815 am. MSA I2S K Lumpur 945 a.m. MSA lit Lumpur 12.30 p.m. MSA4SI Encblng tMpm MSA o*l k Lumpur,• Malacca 325 p.m. MSA 45* k kmabalu 5.40 a m MSA 521 Bangkok. renins 5-40'p-m. MSA 865 Manila 710 o m MSA t2? E Lumpur. Malacca t-10
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  • STUDENTS' PAGE ALL $5 ESSAY WINNERS
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      Lock icon He Was Once A Bully...
      380 8 ANTONY LEE Is a teenager of eighteen years old. He is strong and robust, about five feet eight inches tall and always likes to bully the weak and old people. He's "branded" a cheat, and was very unpopular in the village. One day, Antony went
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      Lock icon A Night Of Terror
      451 8 DURING the last December holidays, I decided to visit my uncle in Pahang. I went by train and was welcomed by my uncle. We made our way through the thick jungle in Pahang. We were going in an old jeep. It was quite dark and finally
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      Lock icon MY DADDY
      116 8 I have a very kind daddy, As handsome as can be, In his mouth he has a pipe, And smokes any time he likes. Dad is very tall and thin. And when he's free he likes to sing, He sings a song called Moonlight Gambler, And his voice
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      Lock icon AN ACT OF COURAGE
      420 8 I HAD never seen a house on fire before. So one evening when I heard Are engines with loud sirens rushing past my house, I quickly ran out and a few streets away. Joined a large crowd of people. But we could see the Are only
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      Lock icon THE 'GOLDEN LILIES'
      349 8 CHINESE ladies' bound feet were known as "Golden Lilies". There are many stories of their origin but no historical record on the subject. It is commonly believed that the habit of feet binding goes as far as the Shang Dynasty in 12th century B.C. It is said
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      Lock icon Importance Of Defence
      264 8 DEFENCE not only concerns about the security of the country but J I so its economic stability If Singapore is weak, unable to defend herself; foreign industrialists will not invest their money here. Even local businessmen will transfer some of their money to other countries II Singapore
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      601 8 There will only be five Coupons this week (81-B5) es there was no publication on Tuesday. EASTERN SUN |TT TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM Entrant's Particulars Name: Mr. Miss Address: Age: Closing date: 262 70 Cnt Here WHAT YOfJ HAVE TO DO: t> Each day thi* week, the eastern
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      125 8 By Jade Tippit m W3 "Anything In here thot's really yummy ond won't spoil my appetite?" DATELINE: DANGER! by JohnSaundmnd AttenMcVWams E K3HT-TWO- FOUR TO INTERNATIONAL TOWER.' YOU CAN REPORT A MISS THAT WAS TOO CLOSE. FOR COMFORT/ WE SAW IT ON RAOAR. THE OTHER PLANE HAS EN6INE TROUBLE/ WE
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    Lock icon PANTYHOSE FACE MIDI DROP
    115 9 PARIS. Wed. Pantyhose have kept the entire hosiery industry prosperous ever Since shorter skirts became the norm in fashion. Now they are suddenly laced with the prospect of a real drop In skirt lengths. Some hosiery designers are bravely whistling in the dark, saying that a
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    Lock icon THE BARNARDS
    37 9 ROME Wed (UPI)— Honeymooner* Chriiitan and Barbara Barnard bought clothing Tuesdav for their meeting next week in Washington with President Nixon. The woneer heart surgeon suggested his might be too garish for the White House.
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    Lock icon A Lovable Minister Who Is Shabbily Dressed
    537 9  -  Ann Landers T\EAR Ann: I don't know quite how to say this, but I will do my best. Our minister is an embarrassment to the congregation. He is a very fine person, and extremely conscientious but he always looks so tacky. His clothes
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    Lock icon It's Great To Be 44- Except For An Actress
    772 9  - It's Great To Be 44Except For An Actress By Patricia Neal Academy Award winning actress writing for Sheilah Graham who is vacationing. *V[EW YORK, Wad. I hovt just had my forty-fourth birthday. That, I think, is a pratty nica agt to ba. Ont is too old to ba silly ond
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    Lock icon Leisure Wear Is New Name For At-Home Clothes
    397 9  - Leisure Wear Is New Name For AtHome Clothes By Florence de Santis VIW YORK, W«d. —lt Hiiri'i on* field of fashion that has bright* ened up over tho past few y•a r s if* the clothos designed for at-home woar. Many designers in the fiald call thom laisura woar now,
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    Lock icon No-bra Flurry
    78 9 PARIS. Wed. The nobra flurry had a purpose, after all. Without it. fashion was groping its way toward a kind of bra it had long forgotten. It could be called the Thirties bra. because it peally harks back to the original construction of that garment. Now that Thirties
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      59 9 "FASHION'A-BOWLING" presented J M The Joan 800 X i Modelling J 4 Jointly sponsore u Metrotex Pink Ribbons featuring VINYL artificial leather. Make-up by Revlon (Sole Agents: Shriro (China) Ltd-) Fraser Seave (S) Ltd. Lucky draws for all ladies with prizes M of Reilon Cosmetic sets and F N TOMOBftrtW
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      296 9 mu ORCi/xroiSATinrsj ORCHARD-*****^ Duftm Hoffman Mia Farrow Pan a Vision Color Saturday Midnight' (Color) "l'Mr Tttt ft Dl» Scope Claudlo Brook Darr.ela Bur.rhl. □EON ***** I 3rd «ffk' 11. l.afcd. «.M »3* Peter Oravea in MOM« "THE FIVE MAN ABMT" Jame* Daly In Color COMING! MOM* Captain Km* And Tka
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  • SUN SPORT
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      Lock icon Frazier Ready To Stake Crown Against Clay
      315 10 NEW YORK, Wed. (Reuter) World heavyweight champion Joe Frasier is prepared to defend hit new and undisputed crown against any worthwhile contender including Cassius Clay, if the former champion regains his boxing licence. Frazier, who became the undisputed champion here on Monday night
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      Lock icon Do You Mind Retains Top Form
      126 10  -  By JIMMY LAD DO YOU MIND, a last start winner on this course late last season, is retaining his winning form. He was eager to gallop but was kept well in check by his rider. The Bukit Timah track was good yesterday. Chatsmoth ealloped
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      Lock icon Passes And Car Labels For 5th Grand Prix
      356 10 The sth Singapore Grand Prix will be held on 26. 28 and 29 March at the circuit comprising the old and New Upper Thomson Roads stretching between Sembawanar Hill Circus and the Axmy Rifle Range. As usual, residents living within the racing
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      Lock icon Soccer Invite To Indonesia
      51 10 JAKARTA Wed. (Reuter> South Korea have invited Indonesia* top club soccer team, Pardedetex. to play in an international tournament in Seoul, this year, an Indonesian Soccer Federation spokesman said today He said teams from West Germany, Brazil and England would also compete. No, other dataila vera
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      Lock icon Emo Beats Barth In First Round
      246 10 SALISBURY. Maryland. Wed. .Reutert Australian Roy Emerson shrugged off a hip injurv to beat young American Roy Barth in straight sets in the first round of the United States Open indoor tennis championships here. Emerson injured his hip when playine American veteran Pancho Gonzales
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      Lock icon Jansenites Held To Thrilling Draw By Malayan Varsity
      321 10 Jansenites, last year's top hockey team in the Republic, and the University of Malaya played to a one-all draw In an exciting friendly match played at the Farrer Park athletic ground here yesterday The local boys played an impressive game with good
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      Lock icon Multi-racial Cricket Tour Of Britain
      165 10 LONDON. Wed (AFP> There is to be a multiracial cricket tour of Britain this summer after all. The team will be an allJewish one made up of Indian* and White South Africans and the tour has been arranged by the Israeli Cricket Association. They will
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      Lock icon Favell To Retire
      70 10 ADELAIDE, S. Australia. Wed South Australia's captain. Leg Faveii will retire from first c as# cricket at the end of this season. He will then have played 121 Sheffield Shield matches more than any other player i n the series Fave'.l and Sir Donald Bradman are the
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      Lock icon Title Bout
      41 10 MELBOURNE Victoria Wed.—World feather we:ght champion. Johnnv Famechon will defend his title asainst Mexican. Vicente Saldivar, in Paris on May 9 or 10Saldivar. who retired three years ago as feather weight champion of the world, has never been defeated
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      Lock icon Thailand Stand By Protest
      237 10 THOMAS CUP BANGKOK. Wed. (Reuter) Thailand stand by their protest against the International Badminton Federation's (IBF) order that they resume their controversial Thomas Cup Asian zone semi-final against Indonesia, a Thai official said today. But Mr Phlnsak Sosothlkul. Secretary of the Badminton Association of Thailand <BAT>
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      Lock icon Aussie Soccer Enjoying Wave Of Success And Popularity
      568 10 SYDNEY, WED. SOCCER in Australia is currently enjoying an unprecedented wave of success and popularity. This follows the triumphs of the Australian team in qualifying rounds of the 1970 World Cup. It Is almost 20 years since Australia was humbled 17-0 in
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      Lock icon Stackpole's Injury Worries Australians
      169 10 Stackpole 's Injury Worries Australians JOHNNESBURG. Wed. (Reuter) Opening batsman Keith Stackpole's inclusion in the Australian side for the vital third cricket Test against South Africa here tomorrow could depend on a special fibre-glass cast for his injured finger Stackpole chipped a bone tieiding in the touring team's last match
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      Lock icon Scullers Row For Charity
      161 10 Into the waters of th« Johore Strait splash Squadron Leader Dav® Packman (In boat) and Sergeant "Big Jim" Andrews R.A.F Changi Yacht Club members, ready for another tough training stint at th« oars of the sculling boat which they are to row around Singapore Island in
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      Lock icon Sir Alf Names 16-strong Team vs Belgium
      420 11 LONDON, Wed. (Muter) Knglond soccer manager Sir Alf Ramsey yesterday named a no-surprise 16-strong squad for ne*t Wednesday's friendly international against Belgium in Brussels the world champions' last overseas match before they leave far South America in May. The England aquad contains seven
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      Lock icon Stevens To Hang Up Gloves
      84 11 SANTIAGO, wed. <um Godfrey Stevens. Chilean featherweight tltllst who dropped a decision for the world title to Japanese ShOß© Saijo In Tokyo Feb 8. said yesterday he would retire after this year. Stevens. 31, said he might fight Johnny Famechon of Australia in the next
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      Lock icon Hull Wants Charlton As Manager
      190 11 LONDON. We* Ewg land's World Cup eentre-half Jaekle Charlton, a key man in Leedt United', bid for the Englifh Football Asaoeiation Cup. the Football League Cup and the European Cup i s wanted as manager of Second Division Hull City. The club are Quite prepared
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      Lock icon Norwich Trounced
      67 11 LCWDON. Wrt rßeuten Results of football matches played last ni«M were: ENGLISH DIV. TWO Queers PR. 4 Norwich 8 DIV. FOUR Swansea 1 Wrexham 2. The followin* matches were Postponed (grounds unfit). ENGLISH DIV. ONE Burnlev v Southampton. DIV. THREE Southport v Bradford City. Tr»nmert Rovers v Bristol
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      Lock icon St. Lucia's 3 For C'wealth Games
      150 11 LONDON. Wed. Acceptance of the invitation to send a team of athletes to the Commonwealth Games In Edinburgh has been received from the small island state of St. Lueia In the Caribbean. St. Lucia Is sending a team of three to compete in the
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      Lock icon Grand Old Man Jesse Still A Formidable Force
      923 11  -  ay CHARLIE CHAN The fritlt "Qrcnd Old Mow of Bowling" it perhaps somewhat mUletdinf because 49-year-old Jesse Dy is still a very formidable opponent, A life-lonf interest in sports and exercise has kept him in great shape. Weighing 158 lbs. and meaauring
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      Lock icon 158 PRO-AM GOLFERS FOR PI OPEN TODAY
      227 11 MANILA, Wtd. (Reuter) Soma 158 professional and amateur golfers from 11 countries will compete in the foyr-day Philippine Opep §olf championship which itirh tomorrow. The Open is the first leg of the annual Far East golf circuit. Other tournaments will be held in
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