Eastern Sun, 27 April 1970

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    23 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY <& Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1329 Monday, 27 April 1970. ■jV MC (P) 1616 Price 15 cents
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    Lock icon Strict Moves On Stock Exchange
    658 1 $250,000-A-YEAR PLAN CTRONG new measures will be taken to streamline the running and dampen speculation on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. The exchanges's new committee estimates the measures will cost about $250,000 a year to implement. Among the measures announced at the annual
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    Lock icon Vital Cambodian Town Recaptured
    229 1 PHNOM PENH, Sun. (Reuter) Cambodion troops today recaptured vital crossroads town of Angtasom after four days of fierce fighting. out tne Vietcong occupied the district capital of Tani. several miles couth of Angtasom. A spokesman said Cambodian troops were clearing the area around Angtasom. 45 miles
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    Lock icon $90m Worth Of Aircraft Lost
    59 1 SAIGON. Sun (UPI) Nearly SS9O million worth ot US aircraft have been destroyed o ver Laos In less than two months, records of the American Military Command in Saigon show Since the command first began reporting losses on March 10. at least 26 aircraft and
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    Lock icon Duel Challenge To Senators
    201 1 CAIGON, Sun. (Reuter) A leading South Vietnames* General has challenged two Senators to duels in defence of hi* honour and the honour of the army. Lieutenant-General Do Cao Trl. commander of the Third Corps military zone which covers the 11 P r o~ vlnces surrounding Saigon,
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    Lock icon Thugs Plot Kidnap Of Princess Margaret's Son
    172 1 LONDON, Sun. (Reuter) An underworld plot to kidnap a young member ot the Royal Family was reported today. The Sunday Telegraph said Scotland Yard had been tipped off that Viscount Llnley. eight-year-old *on of Princess Margaret and the Earl of Snowdon. was to
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    Lock icon Jimmy Lad Sets The '70 Record
    95 1 Eastern Bun racing editor Jimmy Lad set a record for the 1970 season when he tipped fl*e straight winners, on the last day of the Selangor Turf Club meeting yesterday He also scored on Lost Horizon 11. an indirect winner In the opening event.
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    Lock icon Two Japanese Ships Attacked By Vietcong
    104 1 PHNOM PENH. Bun. (UPI) The Vietcong have fired on two Japanese and one Panamanian ship while they were sailing up the Mekong River 40 miles southeast of Pbnom Penh. It is the first time foreign vessels have been attacked since the ouster of Cambodian
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    Lock icon China Cheers Its Satellite
    302 1 UONG KONG, Sun. (Reuter) A jubilant China celebrated today at its first space satellite passed over the world's capitals chiming the Maoist tune "The East i s Red" Red banner headlines in Peking newspapers proclaimed the event which landed China In the space aee. and cheenn*
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    Lock icon KING HAS CHICKENPOX
    45 1 KATMANDU. Sun. Neuter > King Mahendra of Nepal has cnlckenpox and has been advised bv his doctors to rest because of a slight fever. The attack will prevent the 49-year-old king attending the marriage next week of his second son, Prmce Qvanenrira. 22.
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    Lock icon Way-Out Mathis
    73 1 Way-in American singer Johnny Mathis arrived last night in way-out clothes. He wore tight white slacks with broad blue stripes, sbort-sleeved white shirt, a leather vest and straw hat. He told wide-eyed reporters he had decided something comfortable. Mathis showed he could be a smooth operator with girls.
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    Lock icon Malaysia Elected New Muslim Secretariat
    211 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The formation of the Permanent Secretary for the Conference of Islamic Countries is a new land mark of the common efforts of Malaysia and Morocco to promote the well-being of Muslims all over the world. This wa« stated by the Prime Minister
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    Lock icon $170,000 Gem Grab
    105 2 SYDNEY, Sun. (Reuter) Thleve s took rare gems worth more than A 550,000 (S$170,000) from an exhibition here today after breaking an elaborate security screen. The collection, valued at more than A 5250.000 (S$ 825,000) is owned by Sydney jeweller F.B. Allison, who said today he bad
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    Lock icon SHIP ON COURTESY VISIT
    93 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The I.N.S. Darshak a 2,737-ton survey ship of the Indian Navy is in Port Swettenham for an operational visit. The ship, under the command of Captain Fl* Fraser, has a crew of 25 officers and men and Is installed with modern electronic equipment
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    Lock icon Warning To Coffee Shop Owners
    69 2 MALACCA. Sun. Malacca police today warned coffee-shop owners here that their business licence would be cancelled if they were found operating fruit machines in their premises. In the warning, the Tin Chief in Malacca, hli Samsudin Bin Mohamed Jal said he would recommend to the
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    Lock icon BHUTAN TO JOIN THE UN
    144 2 NEW DELHI, Sun. (UPI) The strategic Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan will applv for membership in the United Nations in September this year. Bhutan's 39-year-old king, Jigme Dorji Vangchuk, spoke about the planned application for U.N membership before Indian newsmen at the Kingdom's capital, Thimpu, today.
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    Lock icon TREES HELP CLEAN AIR AND BEAUTIFY STATE
    108 2 WITH rapidly increasing number of factories in the Republic, it is essential that the peopie must keep the air clean and fresh, the M.P. for Bukit Timah, Mr. Chor Yeok Eng, said yesterday. One of the methods of achieving this. Mr. Chor said
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    Lock icon Envoy To Visit E. Malaysia
    163 2 KI ALA LI'MPCR. Sun. The Australian High Commissioner to Malaysia. Mr. J. R Rowland, and his wife will make a nine-dav visit to East Malaysia beginning tomorrow. A statement issued by the High Commission today quoted Mr. Rowland a s saying that he was greatly
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    Lock icon Minister To Visit Border
    136 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The Acting Minister of Home Affairs, Enche Hamiah bin I)at 0 Abu Samah. plans to visit the various states near the Malaysian-Thai border soon to look at the situation there. Enche Hamzah. who «is also Minister of Information and Broadcasting, told reporters durine
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    Lock icon PERAK FEELS LEFT OUT OF TOURISM
    248 2 IPOH, Sun. Hoteliers here are disappointed that while the machinery to woo tourists is in full swing in Kuala Lumpur nothing has been done in Perak. The President of the Ho t e 1 i e r s' Association here, Mr. Lim Took Hee.
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    Lock icon Multi-Nation Mountain Team
    88 2 RAWALPINDI. Sun. (UPI) —A 17-member expedition team composed Of mountain climbers from West Germany. Switzerland and lv arrived here todav The team win scaU the 24,619 feet Naga Parbat peak Named Sizi Low Memorial Expedition in honour of the fam'Ju* mountain cLimber killed on June 23. 1962
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    Lock icon Amon Wins At Silverstone
    76 2 SILVERSTONE. Sun. (UPl)—Chris Am on of New Zealand drove his works Mar?h 701 t 0 overall victory in thp international trophy meeting today Jackie Stewart who won the secona 26-lap heat of the two-heat iace. finished second overal; in t March entered by Kec Tjrrrell Piers
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    Lock icon 100-Strong Concert To Play Here
    215 2 A 100-STRONG concert parly from Scotch College in Melbourne, Australia, will visit here from May 13 to 16. During their stay here, they will also hear band performances at a secondary school and attend a band concert. They will perform at the National Theatre on
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    Lock icon Shout Scares Thief
    67 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A housewife's shouts for help frightened away an intruder from the bedroom of her house Jalan Maktab yesterday, a police spokesman said today. Mrs Barbara Berns. 30. told Police that when she she went upstairs to her at about 3.30 p.m.. she saw a
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    Lock icon Perth City Band Due Tuesday
    44 2 TIIK Cltv of Perth Brass Rand wilt perform at Jurong Town and Botanic Gardens tomorrow and Wednesday. On Saturday, May 2. they will have a lunchti m e performance at RafTles Place Car Park. The hand will arrive tomorrow.
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    Lock icon 'Indonesians Impressed By Border Security'
    289 2 KUCHING, Sun. Indonesian representatives to th e co-ordinated monthly security conference her e are reported to be impressed by the way th e Malaysian government and people are helping the security forces in eliminating 'the Communist influence in the border areas. A joint statement today
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    Lock icon Diplomatic Ties Cut
    52 2 PORT OF SPAIN. Trinidad. Sun. (UPI) The Trinidad government has broken off diplomatic relations with Portugal, it was announced todav No explanation was given for the move, but observers said the measure genrally was believed to be a "gesture against colonialism Portugal has a consulate in Port
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    Lock icon Policeman Gets A Cut Nose
    128 2 IPOH, fun. A police sergeant received a cut on the nose when two youths wanted for questioning by police, attacked him at Kampong Simee here. Sergeant Awalluddin bin Embong 42 went to lnves- Hatp a theft yesterday when he was attacked. asked two men ir
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    Lock icon No American Aid Decision On Cambodia Yet
    331 3 WASHINGTON. Sun. (Reuter) President Nixon today hesitated to pump American arms into Cambodift. i 1 He hoped Asian countries would provide the necessary aid instead Informed sources disclosed Nixon was reluctant to become involved In a steadily worsening Cambodian crisis. Nonetheless, he was
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    Lock icon Red Threat To Daily
    122 3 NEW DELHI, Sun. (Reuter) India's leading right-wing daily, (The Statement), today published facsimile of a communist warning notice it received on its front paqe. The notice was addressed to the chief editor. It cautioned. "This is to !T\-e you warning that in case vou still continue
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    Lock icon French N-Tests
    53 3 PARIS. Sun. (Reuter) France will carry out nuclear test about 745 miles south-east of Tahiti within the next few months, informed sources said here today. The tests will be near Mururea and Fangataufa atolls France's regular testing sites in the Pacific. Shipping had been warned to avoid the
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    Lock icon Australians Quit Cambodia
    140 3 PHNOM PENH. Sun. (UPI) Th e Australian embassy announced on Saturday it has begun evacuating som e 60 to 65 dependents of Australian government personnel in in Cambodia. "We have an unusually large number ol dependents here and there is some possibility the military situation could deteriorate
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    Lock icon Repatriation Group Has Been Delayed
    64 3 SAIGON. Sun. »UPl> President Thieu today further delayed sending an official delegation to Cambodia for the repatriation of Vietnamese relugees. However, two foreign ministry emissaries flew to Phnom Penh to begin preliminary negotiations. There appeared to be no clear reason why the sevenman delegation to
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    Lock icon The Growing Conflict In Indo-China
    243 3 SAIGON, Sun. (UPI) The change of regimes in Cambodia has been seized as an opportunity by th e South Vietnamese to attaek Vietcong and Hanoi base camps on the Cambodian side of the border. Allied military observers here believe the attacks will sr least temporarily
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    Lock icon Court Sacks Major For Drug Smuggling
    150 3 SAIGON. Sun. (UPI) A U.S. Air Force court today ordered dismissal from the service a major who was caught smuggling opium and illegal currency into South Vietnam. Major Delbert Fleener. 41, was also sentenced to 16 years of hard labour for the offence. Total
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    Lock icon SLEEPING BEAUTY CATCHES UP
    82 3 A WEARY CAMBODIAN SOLDIER is catching forty winks while pigs beneath his bunk also do likewise. This rare, idyllic scene > n the war-torn nation is in Sa Ang Province, about 20 miles from Phnom Penh. Elsewhere. all is not at peace, however. Field reports from
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    Lock icon Drug-Peddling Ambassador Leaves Italy
    119 3 ROME. Sun. (UPI) A Pakistani ambassador charged with smuggling hashish into Italy left for Karachi yesterday. Prince Haroon-al-Rashid Abbasi. the Pakistani ambassador to Tunisia, was escorted to the airport by plainclothes policemen. He was arrested on April 13 when a West Berlin starlet named him as
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    Lock icon SECRET MILITARY MISSION FOILED: Suharto Halts Arms Aid For Lon Nol
    489 3 JAKARTA, Sun., (AFP) President Suharto recently stopped a secret arms aid from here to Cambodia, an authoritative source disclosed today. The attempt was made by an Indonesian army faction without the knowledge of Foreign Minister Adam Malik. The President
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    Lock icon PORNOGRAPHIC PICTURES: Smear Campaign Aimed At Dubcek
    496 4 VIENNA, Sun. (Reuter) Alexander Dubcek, Czechoslovakia's ousted reformist leader, has become the victim of a sex smear campaign. Dubcek, after being toppled from power a year ago, was politically disgraced and sent into virtucl exile as Ambassador to Turkey. His membership of the
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    Lock icon ISRAELIS DOWN 2 BOMBERS
    350 4 TEL AVIV, Sun. (Reuter) Israeli jets, using eir-to-air missiles, shot down two Egyptian IL 28's which had raided El Arish on the north coast of the >Sinai Peninsula, a military spokesman said. The subsonic twin-Jets caused much damage In the Arab town with 225-lb. bombs, but
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    Lock icon Pope Attacks Press For Distortion
    359 4 VATICAN CITY. Sun. (Reuter) Pop# Paul angrily attacked the Press today tor its reports of violent incidents during hit visit to Sardnia. He said some newspapers Had "completely distorted the news." The outburst, the strongest the Pope has made against the Press, followed reports that
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    Lock icon Couple Escape Over Minefield
    41 4 BONN. Sun. (Reuter) A young couple fled safely across a minefield Into West Germ an v todav after a car chase with East German police. The couple abandoned their stolen car at the edse of the minefield.
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    Lock icon Cruise For A Man With Everything?
    108 4 LONDON. Sun <AFP» Two British buMnrstmrn have launched new holiday idea "a pornographic cruise, The People reported tndajr. Aboard their ships guests can attend a non-stop shewing of pornographic films, watch erotic stage performances and have at their disposal a free library of pornographic
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    Lock icon MY WIFE IS A BOOZER...
    593 4  -  Ann Landers FIEAR ANN: You frequently advise women who ara married to alcoholics who refuse to help themselves to "throw the bum out." What do you advise when the drunk is a wife' My life has been pure hell for 1 1 years because my
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    Lock icon GOODWILL SHOWS AT N-ARMS TALKS
    355 4  -  By K.C. THALER VIENNA, Sun. (UPI) The first round of the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks has thrown little light on th e feasibility or the likely scope of any agreed nuclear weapons curbs by Russia and the United States. But it has reaffirmed their desire
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    Lock icon Boisterous Scene At Russian Easter
    205 4 MOSCOW, Sun. (Reuter) Police held back hundreds of boisterous young people who surged around churches today as Christians celebrated the Russian Easter with midnight masses. Dozens of youths managed to push their way into the Church of the Old Believers a minority religious group after
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    Lock icon No British Volunteers -Israel
    76 4 TEL AVIV, Sun. (UPI) An Israeli military spokesman has categorically denied Egyptian reports that 1,600 British volunteers are serving with th« Israeli armed forces. Th« spokesman said, "I can categorically denv this report. I* has no basis in fact whatsoever. According to Al Ahram, Wing Commander
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    Lock icon Boy Clawed By Leopard
    61 4 COVENTRY, Sun (Reuter) A leopard clawed at five-year-old David Edwards at the 100 yesterday. But David's father brandished his umbrella at the eat and It let go. The boy was allowed home after hospital treatment of scalp wound, and his father said later that he was
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    Lock icon Big Probe Into 'Corruption' In NY Police Force
    264 5 NEW YORK, Sun. (Reuter) A full-scale investigation i$ under way here into allegations of corruption in New York'i police force. Mayor John Lindsay set up a special five-man investigating team last Thursday after he learned that the New York "Times' was about
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    Lock icon BOOK MAKER CHARGED ON POLLUTION
    61 5 CHICAGO Sun (I PI) Daniel Bartoli. 52 faces a charge of polluting the air. Bartoli was arrested as he threw hundreds of pieces of paprr from his window. Thp pieces of paper were records of horse 'jets, police said. Bartoli was charred with being thp
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    Lock icon All Set To Sink A Ship Yet To Be Made
    162 5 WASHINGTON, Sun. (UPI) Two senators yesterday began a campaign to sink a new nuclear aircraft carrier which i$ now only a glint in the Navy's eye. Senators Walter Mondale (Democrat-Minnesota and Clifford Case. (RepublicanNew Jersey) denounced a start on a
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    Lock icon Top Singer B. J. Thomas Arrested
    114 5 ROCKFORD Illinois Sun rUPI) Sirger B J Thomas vcvalist or the Oscar winning "Ra:n_ ciocK Kepp Falling On Wv Head" was vesterday jailed on disorders conduct and intoxication charges Pol.cf said Thomas 27. became abusive He used profanitv to th* manager ot a motel
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    Lock icon Shooting Drama At Colombian Ex-Leader's Home
    147 5 BOGOTA Colombia Sun. (Reuter) A bodyguard of former dictator Pinil.a yesterday shot and wounded an arm.v captain The latter was trvinz to enter the house where Pinilla j-s a confined since Wednesday the government announced The statement added Captain San Buenaventura and his secretary
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    Lock icon American Know-How Behind China's Feat
    549 5 THE MAN BEHIND IT ALL TOKYO, Sun. (UPh U.S. Navy secretary Dan Kimball was a frightened man when he heard that a Chinese-born scientist, Chien Hsueh Shen was trying to quit America for Communist China. "I'd rather shoot that guy than let him out of
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    Lock icon U.S. MUST MEET RUSSIAN THREAT
    433 5 WASHINGTON, Sun. (Reuter) American defence officials, seriously concerned over Russian nuclear strength, want Congress to approve more funds to meet a growing military threat. Led hy Defence Secretary Melvin Laird the Pentagon this week released a mass of reports claiming that the Russians are speeding
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    Lock icon Princess Visits Expo '70
    110 5 OSAKA Sun (UPI) Princess Margrethe 0 f Denmark was among more than 340.000 visitors to the W >r!d Exposition at Osa*a today. Accompanied by her husband the future queen of Denmark made a tour of five paviiions at the site of Expo 'TO. The royal couplr's
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    Lock icon No Hope For Subandrio
    120 5 JAKARTA. Sun. <CPI> President Suharto has finished studying a clemency plea from Dr Subondrlo. former Fore-.cn Minister during ex-Pres:dent Sukarno's regime. However. It apreared unlikelv that he will crant it. the independent 'Merdeka' dailv predicted The dailv quoted sources at the ar m v as saving
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    Lock icon Backing For Impeachment
    33 5 WASHINGTON Sun. (UPI) House Republican leader Gerala Ford, spearheading a drive to impeach Supreme Court Justice William O DougJas says his mail is running thre# to one fo r impeachment
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    Lock icon AFTER SHELLING RAID IN THE CITY: Mass Arrests In Dominican Republic
    400 5 SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic, Sun. (Reutcr) Haiti's dreaded strongarm squads of President Duvalier have arrested scores of people after the rebel bombardment of Port au Prince, Haitian exiles disclosed yesterday. The shelling attack was launched on Friday from 3
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    Lock icon Brave Maid Foils New Kidnap Bid
    246 5 BUENOS AIRES, Sun. (Rcuter and UPI) A National Chinese diplomat disclosed yesterday that an attempt to kidnap his son was foiled by a maid who locked up the whole house. Dr. Chen Keh Chi. Attache at the Nationalist Chinese embassy here related that a
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    Lock icon DETERMINED MALAYSIA
    484 6 4 FEW and scattered Malaysian Communists have been at it again and are using two factors to spread discord in West Malaysia. The first is celebration of the 40th anniversary of the establishment of the banned Malaysian communist Party and the second is the psychological value of exploiting
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    Lock icon CHINA'S GREAT FEAT
    525 6 achievement in placing a satellite in orbit round the earth deserves the applause of every person interested In the advancement of science and technology. The feat itself did not come as a surprise but this in no way detracts from the distinction that China secured for herself.
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    Lock icon Heath Interview Disturbs The Immigrants
    847 6  -  Bv Peter Watson LONDON: Britain is a small country, said Mr. Heath, and it is already overpopulated. "We think that there is no place for any more immigrants. When we come to power, only those immigrants would be allowed to come here who would be
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    Lock icon CRIME AND PUNISHMENT
    395 6  -  By Dick West UPI WASHINGTON. There is a substantial but by no means unanimous body of opinion which holds that crime rates are increasing because many courts have been too lenient in their treatment of felons Anyone taking that v.ew undoubtedly has been heartened bv recent exhibitions
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    Lock icon RETURN TO JOHN VANN'S COUNTRY
    803 6  -  By Joseph Alsop DINH TUONG PROVINCE—This is the embattled heart of John Vann's country. That is what the Americans hereabouts call the rich, populous delta of South Vietnam, because Vann is the brilliant leader of the American civilian effort in the delta, where we no
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    Lock icon THE BATTLE FOR THE HEMLINE
    638 6  -  Bv Edwin Rosenthal LONDON Her le*s are bare, brown and shapelv. she corner from Hon? Kons and the miniskirt suits her slender figure. Whatever western fashion experts decree, millions of women in the Far East will continue to wear mini or micro-mini skirts this summer.
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    Lock icon Art From Ancient Times
    138 6 PCSBELDORF: Displayed art from Africa at the First West German Art Exhibition. which recently took place in Uusseldorf. The Rhenish cities of Cologne and Ousseldorf joined forces for an artistic display for the first time in order to "maintain the artistic legacy and to promote it".
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      Lock icon World Trade Week To Be Observed In L.A. In May
      452 7 LOS ANGELES It has been said that material monuments to man's power are not true indicators of his success. However, in the case of Los Angeles and Long seach. the power of sucess is traditionally reaised through the medium of
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      Lock icon SHIPPING
      81 7 TOKYO. Sun. (UPI) Japan's international payment balance in shipping in fiscal 1969 showed a deficit of 926 million U.S. dollars the Invisible Trade Conference (ITC) disclosed yesterday. The ITC said the international payment balance In fiscal 1970 is expected to register a still larger deficit. running to about 1.065
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      Lock icon Locomotives
      69 7 TOKYO. Sun. <UPI> The Brazilian National Railways have submitted an order to Hitachi Ltd. and Yamato Kogyo (industries) for 10 electric locomotives. it was reported yesterday. Marubeni-lida Co.. one of Japan's leadine trading firms said it received the order on behalf of the two Japanese firms. In addition to
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      Lock icon BIG TOURIST BOOM IN SOUTH-EAST ASIA SEEN
      566 7 Economic Roundup HONG KONG, Sun. (ITI) Will Asia supersede Europe as the focus for International tourism? Let's take a look at the Asian countries The Philippines, Singapore and Indonesia have agreed on a programme linking the three countries in a "package deal" for
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      Lock icon Wall Street Too Reveals Decline
      299 7 NEW YORK. Sun. (I'PI) Sellers tightened their gTip on the stock market this week in the face of new economic uncertainty at home and the threat of an expanding war in Southeast Asia. "The worst part," Fred Anschell. Vice President of Shearson. Hammlll and Co..
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      Lock icon Japan's Aid To Cambodia Cut
      58 7 TOKYO. Sun. fUPI) The Japanese government has decided to cut down Its economic aid to Cambodia because of growing tension In that country. Informed sources said yesterday. A large ferry bopt for use in the Mekong River will be eliminate frov the aid tM totalling
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      Lock icon Symbols Of Affluence
      90 7 Television-aerials the International status symbol of families with money to spare today iestoon Hong Kong s resettlement estates. The most common sign of habitation used to be Just rows of washings hung out to dry. But the appearance of TV aerials atop resettlement estates changed that completely.
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      Lock icon GOLD PRICE SLIPS
      145 7 NEW YORK. Sun. (UPI) Gold prices slipped again on markets here and abroad in feature trading. London gold slipped four U.S. cents at the morning fixing and another cent at the afternoon session to 35.80 U S. dollars. Paris gold was 22 U.S. cents lower at 35.75
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      119 7 TOKYO. Bun. (UPI) Japan* first thermal electric plant, claimed to be completely free from air polluting poisonous gas. went Into operation In Yokohama yesterday, the Tokyo Electric Power Co. announced. The announcement said the plant, equipped with a 350.000 kilowatt generator, uses natural gas Imported from Alaska
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      800 7 NEW YORK, Sun. (UPI) At far as the business world is concerned, last -*P"I shower* were strongly tinted with red ink. Afti'iough the flood of first quarter earnings reports of major corporations contained plenty of gains, there were enough spectacular declines compared with last year
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      343 7 LONDON, Sun. (UPI) A mood of black depression settled on the stock market this week. A sellofT dragged share prices down and handed British government bonds their worst mauling since the November 1967 devaluation of the pound A break In the clouds appeared Friday and
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      415 7 AKKIYALt) S-15 i n MSA 122 K Lumpur *4* am MSA 119 ft. Lumpur 12 *0 pm MSA 481 k aching MOp m MSA 021 R I ompar Malacca 825 p m >l>A 453 K kln*balu 140pm M*A 521 Bangkok Praaif 540 p m MM (81 Tokjo Taipei.
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      368 8 The Commanding Officer of the Ist Battalion, Royal Australian Regime nt, LieutenantColonel Bruce Trenerry (centre) indicates the layout of his Battalion's base at Selarang Barracks to the Australian External Affairs Minister, Mr. William McMahon, on his right. With the official party are the Commander of 28 Commonwealth
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      46 8 Lecturers and delegates to the International Labour Organisation's Seminar on Maritime Training listen to opening speech by Singapore's Minister for Science and Technology. Dr. Toh Chin Chye (not in picture). The Seminar Is currently being held at the Singapore Conference Hall.
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      94 8 The Chairmon of Lee Wah Bonk Ltd., Mr Chan Hin Heung (left) presents gold watch ond trav to one of his employees Mr Ling Yoi Shee] for long service years to be exact The Bank recently introduced a new policy under which any employee who compleres 25
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      543 9 SUPERSTITIONS are beliefs of people from generation to generation. Superstitions are spread throughout the world. Many people even now have them. Singapore 's a multiracial society and many types of superstitions exist. These have been brought by th® Chinese. Malays, Indian and Europeans who hav# made Singapore their home.
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      693 9 THE Government's main aim for education in Singapore is to develop the potentialities of every child physically, mentally and morally to the fullest extent possibe according to the needs and interests of society. To achieve this aim, the educational system in Singapore had to undergo various
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      638 9 THERE was an oldfashioned house in my neighbourhood which was regarded as haunted A haunted house is a place where, people say. evil spirits dwell. That oldfashioned haunted house was situated on a slope It was partly broken down as rain and sunshine beat upon its walls
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      429 9 EASTERN SUN I I CONTEST TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM M.P. for Entrant's Particulars Name: Mr./ Miss Address: Constituency: O i.HWW.—!«■«», Closing date 7.5.70 Cut Here V%HST VOU HSV fc TO UO: obo tograpa'" •>* esbiiab ttw V Dnoto «T*Oß UI tb. «M>r* (Din pro. «ided and 111] in
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      64 9 DATELINE: DANGER! by John Saunders and Alden McWiiams THE SUN WILL BE UP SHORTLY SENOR TROY... WE CAN START TO LOOK FOR VOUR FRIEND IT SEEMS TO ME WE'VE ALRiACf/ WASTED TIME -IT WAS A LONC NIGHT/ 0 r* I A NOT EVERyDNE SLEPT/ SENOR OUR HELICOPTERS WAVE BEEN OUT
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    Lock icon Clare De Lune Romps Home By 10 Lengths
    1048 10  -  Indian Patrol (13,114 Tickets) Obiiges By Our Racing Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Clare De Lune, a three-year-old Australian horse by Romantic, romped home by ten lengths in the class four division two event over 6f here today. Ridden by champion jockey Glynn
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    110 10 2,000 Guineas LONDON, Sun (Reuter) —Fifteen acceptors were announced yesterday for the English 2.000 Guineas first classic race of the season. The race, to be run over one mile at Newmarket next Wednesday, is worth a total of £42.530 with the winning owner receiving £23.295
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    Lock icon S'pore 2-0
    14 10 Singapore outplayed Johore in a Malaysia Cup match played at Kluang yesterday.
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    Lock icon It Costs £500,000 For Top Soccer Star
    633 10  -  By Don Dallas LONDON. Sun. (Reuter) What is the market value of a top International soccer star? In Britain, the record transfer fee is £200,000. In Italy it is over £500,000. Transfer fees oi £lOO,OOO are now commonplace in Britain. The figure of
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    1303 10  -  By Dave Caldwell WHILE the world's leading football teams ir« playing tor the Jules Rimet Trophy in the World Cup Tournament in Mexico in 1970, the newly-formed Ladies' Football Association of the British Islts will be staging their own international competition at Deal
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    188 10 MANILA. Sun. (AFP) Indonesia entered the quarter finals of the 12th Asian youth football championships here tonight when they beat South Vietnam 1-0 for a clean sweep of all their Group "D" matches. Nlnteen-year-old high school student Budi Santoso scored the decisive goal in
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      45 10 TOTAL POOL: ($19,016) Ist Prize No: *****8 ($4,706) 2nd Prise No: *****7 ($2,353) 3rd Prise No: *****8 ($1,176) Starters: ($ll7 each) Nos:*****1 *****0 *****4 *****4 *****1 *****5 *****6 *****9 *****2 *****5 Consolations: ($lO4 each) Nos:*****1 *****2 *****0 *****4 ***** C *****4 *****7 *****2 *****9 *****2.
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      Lock icon Orient Clinch Third Division Title
      216 11 LONDON, Sun. (Reefer) Orient clinched the Footbal, League Third Division championship yesterday when they beat Shrewsbury Town 1-0. Orient's winning goal came in th e 57th minute when Mark Lazarus raced through a gaping hole in the Shrewsbury defence and headed home a cross by
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      94 11 MEXICO CITY, Sun. fßeuter) A total of 28.000 soccer fans from 60 countries are expected here for the World Cup finals next June, Ramon Alatorre. General Secretary of the Mexican Organising Committee. said yesterday. Committee President Guillermo Canedo said the Brazilian World Cup squad were
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      37 11 MANILA. Sun. (Reuter) Laos beat Singapore 4-2 last night to keep alive their chances for a berth in the quarter-finals of the 12th Asian youth soccer tournament. Half-time score was 2-1 in favour of Singapore.
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      Lock icon England Held To Scoreless Draw
      235 11 LONDON, Sun. (Reuter) England, champions for the past two years, had to share the br.tish soccer championship title with Scotland and Wales following yesterday's deciding matches in the tournament. A capacity 134,000 crowd at Glasgow's Hampden Park, saw world champion England battle to their first
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      824 11 The final English Division Two table after last night'* tn»te«ie« (Arsenal-Tottenham match outstanding u i 42-game •chedulei DIVISION ONE P W D L P A Pts Everton 42 29 8 5 <2 34 66 Leeds 42 21 15 6 64 49 57 Chels>ea 42 21 13
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      259 11 ROME, Sun (Reuter) Second-seeded I lie Nastase, of Rumania, struggled to a five-set w,r over unseeded Nikki Pilic of Yugoslavia yesterday to reach th e final of the men's singles in the Italian Open tennis championships. After dropping the first t*o sets, Nastase finally
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      119 11 SALISBURY. Sun (Reuter) Mr. Guy Hodder. Secretary of the Rhodesian Lawn Tennis Association, announced here last night that Israel have called off their Davis Cup match with Rhodesia for non-political reasons. The two countries were to have met in a European Zone tie. Mr
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      125 11 BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, Sun. (Reuter) West Indies cricketers will face a heavy program me following next year's tour of the islands by India, according to a schedule announced yesterday by the West Indies Cricket Board of Control (WICBC). Peter Short WICBC Zea- land wanted to tour the
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      341 11 World Cup Soccer MEXICO CITY, Sun. (Reutcr) Not only footballers arc in training for the 1970 World Cup finals here in June, but also police and students are gearing themselves for possible confrontations, similar to the bloody riots before the 1968 Olympic Games. Worried
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      326 11 Test Cricket BRIDGETOWN. Barbados. Sun, (Reuter> The We*t Indies Cricket Board of Control <WICBC> yesterday declared their intentions to press lor a share in broadcasting and television revenue on all subsequent Test tour to England. The decision, disclosed by the WICBC Secretary Peter Short,
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      89 11 STOKE. England. Sun. (Reuter) A second half hat-trick by Elizabeth Boobier gave England a 3-1 win over Scotland in the women's international hockev match her e yesterday. The victory. England's first in this season's British International championship, gave them a share of the title with
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      155 11 TALLAHASSEE. Florida. Sun. tßeuter) South African Harold Henning snatched a slender onestroke lead in the third round of the Tallahassee Open golf tournament here yesterday, equalling the course record with an eight under par 64 Henning. 35. made a dramatic comeback in the CS$5O,OOO tournament
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      111 11 NEW YORK. Sun. (Reuter) Results of last right's major league baseball games: American l.fWf Oakland Athletics 3. New York Yankees 0, Cleveland Indians 6. Chicago White Sox 5. Milwaukee Brewers 10. Boston Red Sox 4 (Ist game). Boston Red Sox 3. Milwaukee Brewers 0 (2nd game). Minnesota
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      58 11 LONDON. Sun. (Reuter) Australian Margaret Court crushed British Wimbledon champion Ann Jones 6-3. 6-3 in 50 minutes to win the women's singles title in the Sutton hard court tennia tournament here yesterday. Torrential rain brought the men's singles final to a halt when Geoff Maaters. 19.
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      58 11 LONDON. Sun. (Reuter) Rain washed o ut play In four of the Gillette Cup cricket matches scheduled for yesterday and cut action to 45 minutes in the remaining game. Oxfordshire struggled to lS runs for one wicket against Worcestershire, and then the rain came down and
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      142 11 MONZA. Italy, Sun. (Reuter> Mexican Pedro Rodriguez scored his second successive triumph In the 1970 World Sport* car series when he drove a Porsch€ 917 to victory in the Monzi 1.000 kilometres race yesterday. Rodrlgue* and Finnish co-driver Leo Kinnunen consolidated Porsche's points lead over Ferrari
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      913 11 (CHANNEL 8) P.M. 300 Open Anncts. 303 General Hospital 3.30 Woman# World <T>. 400 Singapore This Week fT) 405 It's Happening In Singapore <T). 4 20 Days Of Our Lives 5 00 Close. 600 Open Anncta 603 Bwana Don 630 News in Brief. 6.35 Family Affair "Marooned" 7.10 Woman s
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    338 12 MOKE than 20 persons have been arrested by the Internal Security Department during the last two days in various parts of the island following a communist bomb-blast on Friday in Changi Road. About 10 youths were arrested as they were coming out of the
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    126 12 TWO National Service policemen yesterday arrested four men who robbed a taxi driver of his watch and $35 at Pasir Panjang Road, near the Haw Par Villa, Saturday night. The taxi driver, about 30. had earlier picked up the four men at the
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    53 12 The Y.M.CA of Singapore will be organising a 'Mini Minor" (sevrn to ten years old only) Judo Class, commencing June 1970 Classes will be held every Tuesday and Thursday from 4 pm. to 5 p.m Parents who wish their children to take up the class,
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    105 12 MRS. S. J. Chan, wife of the late Mr. S. J. Chan, a prominent member of the Singapore Bar in the *****, died on Saturday at the age of 68. She had been 111 for some time. Mrs. Chan leaves behind seven children Mr. Chan
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    499 12  -  By JEROME d e SILVA Dragon Lotus Hill sounds like a name coined by a Hong Kong film producer for one of the popular Chinese sword fighting films. But It's right in Singapore at Krangi and there is nothing romantic about Dragon Lotus
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    61 12 PENANG, Sun. The visiting Indonesian Police Cultural Troupe is to hold another performance at the Penang Chinese Girls' High School Hall in Gotlieb Road on Tuesday at 8 p.m. The Penang Police Public Relations Officer, ASP Duke Cho. said that this was because of DoPular demands from
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    92 12 A man was arrested after he stole a camera from a travel agent's bus in Stamford Road on Saturday. The bus, belonging to Archipelago Travel Service, stopped <t Stamford Road at about 4 p.m. to allow its tourist passengers to do some shopping. The
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    162 12 IPOH, Sun. The recent appearance of Communist flags, banners and pamphlets in v a rio us states should serve as a reminder to th e people that th e Communist threat stilf exists in th e country, th e Mentri Besar, Dato Haii Kamaruddin
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    Lock icon 1,813 Slides Entered In 21st Photo Salon
    97 12 About 1,813 colour slides were received from 459 entrants in the 21st Singapore International Salon of Photography and Foto Fair, 1970. Judging on the slides began on Saturday. Tho judges were: Mr. Ho Tat Seng. Mr. Tan Siong Teng and Mr. Wang Su
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    133 12 A geologist. Khoo Hun Hock, 28, reported to th« police of the theft of jewellery valued at $3,610 from his house at Borthwick Drive Saturday. He told police that he left the house at about 8.20 a.m. and returned home with his wife at 3
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    18 12 THFRF were a total of 65 acridents. nine of which were described as serious, on Saturday.
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    83 12 A 22-year-old woman was detained after she was seen shoplifting one dozen umbrellas from a departmental store in Raffles Place on Saturday. She will be charged In court today. The security officer of John l.ittle told police he saw the woman behaving in a suspicious manner
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    79 12 An off-duty policeman arrested an 11-year-old girl who picked the purse of another girl at a bus stop at East Coast Road Saturday night The girl missed her purse and turned around to see the small girl running away with it. She chased her and shouted for
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    83 12 The Rfjrinnal Englisfe Fund now standi at $503.25#. This includes a donation of $150,000 from the I®o Foundation recently. Other donations came from the following: Cycle and carriage Ltd. ($10,000); Asia Insurance Co. Ltd. ($5,000): Asia Life Assur* anc e Society Ltd ($5,000): Four Sea* Communication* Bank
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    194 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysia is to be represented by an aqvicui. tural expert, Dr. Anuwar bin Mahmud, at a three-day seminar on food prob!< -ns in Asia and the Pacific area at the East-West Centre in Hawaii beginning May 13. Dr. Anuwar is
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      33 12 TOTO DRAW THE following numbers were drawn in yesterday's Toto Draw: 16 14 13 45 41. The additional number was 15. In the three circle draw the numbers drawn were: 27 26 8.
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      80 12 TIME a TIDE roiuv SINGAPORE TOWN: 126 a.m. (9.0 ft.); 8.27 am. <0 5 ft); 340 p.m. <6.9 ft.); 825 pm. (4.8 ft NAVAL DOCKYARD: 140 am. (10.1 ft.); 8.00 am <0.9 ft.); 3.50 pjn. (8.7 ft.); 8.21 pm. (5.9 ft.). TOMORROW SINGAPORE TOWN: 212 am. (8 6 ft.); 9.29
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