Eastern Sun, 5 August 1970

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    21 1 EASTERN SUN Singapore's own national daily 10 cents tsfd. 1966 Vol. 5 No. 1413 Wednesday* August 5, 1970. MC (P) 1616
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    Lock icon INDUSTRIAL MISHAPS WORRY NTUC
    447 1 'Ceaseless war' against a€cidents SINGAPORE'S phenomenal industrial growth has been tarnished by an increasing loss of lives and limbs from industrial accidents. Ministry of Labour statistics provide a grisly account of workers killea or maimed in industrial accidents which could hove been avoided by extra precaution
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    Lock icon PSA's Container Seminar
    37 1 Mr. Howe Toon Chong (centre). Chairman and General Manager of the Port of Singapore Authority, is seen after he spoke at the opening of the PSA First Container Seminar yesterday. (Story in Page 3).
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    Lock icon Inspector hit by youth in chase at Taman Jurong
    385 1 THREE police inspectors, from Bukit Panjang police station, were carrying on investigations yesterday at about 12.10 p.m. at Yung An Road, Taman Jurong, when they noticed three male Chinese youths behaving in a suspicious manner. The three officers Imp. 8. Retnam.
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      37 1 YOUR HOME AWAY FROM NOME its# Location For Beaervatloaa OU) Your Travel Agtmtm ENJOT A rKINCELV STAT IN HONG RON© HOTEL FORTUNA 835. NATIIAN BOAO, KOWLOON TEL: UltU. BmL&A a ipjaif— o discovery flights m convenient departures
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    Lock icon Boy tells court he saw brother being stabbed
    370 2 l2-YEAR-OLD boy yesterday related in a court the details of how he saw his brother being stabbed to death by a cobbler during a quarrel. Khoo Eng Wah a Primary Six student of the Pearlbank School, was testifying at a preliminary inquiry
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    Lock icon Govt to build new markets to resite hawkers
    192 2 rpHE Government will build new markets and special centres to resite 24,845 hawkers, Health Minister Chua Sian Chin announced yesterday. This will be a longterm solution aimed at getting all hawkers In Singapore tc trade Inside proper licensed premises. Speaking at the
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    Lock icon It's hard for a sailor to become a landlubber
    347 2 THE prospect of being forced to become a landlubber comes hard to many sailors, especially an "old sea dog" like Capt. Arthur BJureus. Capt. Bjureus leaves for Gothenburg, Sweden, today to be re-united with his wife and two daughters, <»ged 12
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    Lock icon Man in push-cart brawl dies
    122 2 A HAWKER who was found unconscious with face injuries and was later admitted to the General Hospital on Aug. 2 died yesterday at 4.40 a.m. Police gave his name as Koh Tey Boh. 61. of Block 98, Commonwealth Crescent. It was alleged that on Aug.
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    Lock icon PSA: NEW GENERATION OF PORT EMPLOYEES BY 1972
    320 3 216 attend PSA's Container Seminar rpHE Port of Singapore Authority will create a new generation off port employees by 1972, when the impact off containerisation is ffelt. The port employees will form an elite labour force which will be highly skilled, disciplined
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    Lock icon Verdict of death by misadventure
    316 3 A CREW MEMBER collapsed and died on board a fishing vessel shortly after he came up the third time from the sea, a coroner was told yesterday. The tragedy occurred on July 15 when Tan Tien Ho, 43, was disentangling a net caught at the
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    Lock icon 'Miss Red Feather' from Philippines
    68 3 "Miss Red Feather Faith 1969" from the Philippines will be here on Friday for a twoday visit to observe local modern trends in social work. She is Miss Tolanda Catipon, whose trip to Singapore forms her major prize for winning the "Miss Red Feather" contest.
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    Lock icon Sampan collides: 2 drowned
    327 3 TWO men were drowned yesterday when their sampan collided and sank off Clifford Pier. Police gave their names as Llm Teng Chuan, 05, and Abu Bakar bin Shalk Poon, 60. of Penang. A third person in the sampan, Mohamed Sidek bin Ibas, 24, of Joo Chlat
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      143 3 VMfe O M* as a pilot in the SAF B« among the ptoneerc In the AJr Defence Command. TM i SAF offer* young man who are physical by fit and Intelligent tha challenge of thl* exciting and aetiafylng carter. You mutt ba between 17% and 23 yeara of aga with
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    Lock icon BIG ROW OVER NIXON WORDS ON MANSON
    475 5 YXTASHINGTON A major row loomed over President Nixon's comment that hippie leader Charles Monson was guilty of murder despite a presidential statement later explaining he had been misunderstood. Nixon astounded lawyers in Denver, Colorado, on Monday when he said of the chief defendant
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    Lock icon BLIND GIRL ON CHARITY TOUR MAY REGAIN SIGHT
    216 5 FRESNO, California One young member of the Hong Kong Rlind Choir, touring America to raise money for a school for the blind In Nationalist China, may regain at least soae sight in her right eye, thanks to two Fresno Doctors. Lillie Tsang,
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    Lock icon Not out of the woods yet
    64 5 CANBERRA The Australian Army's Jangle Training School at Canungra, South Queensland, Is running out of jungle. Forestry experts have been called in to see what could to done about regenerating the small tracts of rain forest, used as training areas for all Vietnam-bound troops.
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    Lock icon Detained ship escapes
    148 5 PORT MORESBY, New Guinea —The Captain and crew of a Formosan fishing trawler arrested last week for illegally fishing in Papua-New Guinea territorial waters have escaped without paying their fines. Captain Hul Jin Choi of the trawler was fined 8*5,040 In Wewak District Court last week after
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      33 5 FOR TOMORROW'S DRAW NO. C 2/79 ((-1-71) in CROur SI1&000 To Wlasers With ft Not ben Cmtd THE OTHER OROJP PR ZIS REMAIN THE SAME PLUS EREE ENTRY fOR 3 CIRCLES CORRECT SSOO
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    Lock icon OVER 143 DEAD IN FIERCE BATTLE FOR KOMPONG THOM
    255 7 OHNOM PENH Cambodian troops hove driven communist attockers from the provincial capital off Kompong Thorn affter a fierce battle. The town, situated 80 miles north of Phnom Penh, remained under ottock for 3 straight days before the commu- nists withdraw. At
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    Lock icon Arms-training for Thais living near Cambodia
    160 7 BANGKOK The Thai Government has launched an emergency mobilisation plan to give weapons trainin e to men and women in four provinces on the border with Cambodia, official sources disclosed. Under the plan, the Accelerated Rural Development (A.R.D.) Office in Bangkok would allot funds
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    Lock icon Archbishop gets free ticket for 'Oh! Calcutta!'
    57 7 LONDON The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Michael Ramsey, has been offered a free ticket to tbe controversial London sex spectacular, -Oh! Calcutta!" The offer came from City Councillor Frank Smith whose complaint that the show should be prosecuted for 'obscenity' was rejected by
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    Lock icon Former Armed Forces Chief's close shave
    179 7 LA PAZ, Bolivia Bolivia's former left-wing Armed Forces Chief took refuge in the house of President Alfredo Candia to escape poliee amid reports that right-wing military leaders were planning a coup. The incident came as the Journalist Union Weekly magazine 'La Prensa; reiterated charges
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    Lock icon David Bruce in Paris
    78 7 DAVID BRUCE (left), the newly-appointed U.S. chief delegate to the Vietnam Peaee Talks, arrived in Paris on Monday. He Is seen being escorted by the American Ambassador to France, Arthur Watson (centre), and Philip Habib, the acting head of the U.S. delegation since Cabot-Lodge left last
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    Lock icon In true Wild West tradition
    104 7 RAWALPINDI Five masked Pakistani bandits who carried out a Wild-West-style train robbery were in custody on Monday after being captured by a "posse." The men hoarded the train while il was Ira- veiling at a medium speed near Larkana and entered a ladiesonly compartment. They
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    Lock icon MIDDLE EAST PEACE PLAN
    653 8 with actual combat punctuating them, have been running so high In the Middle East during the last many years that It is difficult for the warring parties to think In terms of peace. Yet, both the Arab and Israeli leaders should be congratulated in the genuine
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    Lock icon 'Positiveness' -the real background
    790 8  -  By Joseph Alsop THE exchanges between the U. S. government, the Egyptians and the Soviets contained a lot more than yet met the eye. Most Importantly, the U.S. proposal for a renewed cease-fire on the Suez front was Suarely based on the ea of a "stand-still"
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    Lock icon How NOT to attract newcomers
    365 8  -  By Dick West NEXT to cleanliness and Godliness, the most dynamic virtue in America has been civic pride. So strong and prevading is the booster spirit that even the most inconsequential hamlets and waysides usually can qualify for at least one superlative. For example, Merkel.
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    Lock icon THE WORLD OF MR. PLAYBOY
    765 9  -  PAGE 9 SPECIAL By Gamine Semeviratne GEMINI /CHAMPAGNE, Scotch whisky and cold chicken salod in crescent dishes was os good o foundation as any to fortify some 300 reporters and photographers preparing to treat Mr. Playboy, Hugh Hefner, seriously. They had a fair bash. Hefner,
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    Lock icon Frequent pap smear is safety measure
    423 9  -  DOCTOR'S MAILBAG By Wayne G. Brandstadt Q—l AM A WOMAN, SO. Mj Pap smear showed No. 2 cells. What does that mean? A— A Class C Pap •mear contains cells that are atypical but are not considered to be cancerous. Instead of waiting a
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      Lock icon INDIA'S BID TO JOIN THE SPACE CLUB
      604 10/11 SPURRED by the launching of China's earth satellite last April, India Is expanding its space proJramme and hopes to oln the space club in 1974. The start will be modest the orbiting of a 30 kilogram (66 pound, scientific satellite size of a
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      Lock icon THE KREMLIN FOILS THEM ALL AGAIN
      862 10/11  -  AFTER oil Hie rumours and speculation about the future of Brezhnev and Kosygin both men still remain at the top in Russia. Which all goes to show, soys this week's Gemini News Service Eye on Europe column, that the Kremlinologists have again got it
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      Lock icon POLLUTION: IT'S NEARLY UNFIT TO LIVE IN AN AFFLUENT JAPAN...
      662 10/11  -  Takeshi Sato. TAP AN to many people hos become o warning of the shape of this to come of technology out of control. Japan has every environmental problem so far discovered with plenty of variations of its own. It is
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      228 10/11 w 1 ?k. WFft itsrafiw—• *fc» «<■*•*» *9 > ljn< afl*23 lIT v- MV. Arx-yi**- > i tSKKI *Ji < //of*/ Indooetia —fS minutet from Bank ot America s branch in the heart of Djakarta. Man-on-the-spot 9 In Djakarta. Indonesia's economy is expanding, and so are its business opportunities. Iff
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  • Page 12 Miscellaneous
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      1786 12 LOOKING AND LISTENING.... fv and radio guide r* ICAfVKOU. WUHIIII'l nwlwVlWl from the CMOU Matter taetitaic GENERAL TENDENCIES: Although a certain communication can cause you to wonder whether you are doing things just right, you need to doublecheck your comments and writings. You also have a great deal of energy
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  • POPPING AROUND WITH PLATTER PETE
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      Lock icon FOCUS ON A POP STAR
      528 13 f<LIFF RICHARD —Hit most consistent hitmoker of oil British solo stors recently celebrated his 50th single release. Today "Goodbye Sam Hello Somantha' is firmly in the Top Ten and confirms his amazing feat of never having a 'miss' in 12 years How has Cliff outlasted
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      Lock icon PLATTER PETE'S POSTBAG
      162 13 HAIL BRETHREN! All ye who are fanatics of CLIFF RICHARD shout no more, less in wondrous ecstasy. For this day, your Idol and mine, Platter Pete, MUST surely satisfy your souls with the glorious and magnificent feature on Cliff. If not, then by Ddln's bread. I WILL
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      49 13 tNO« IOMOKKOW TOUAt Lei Competent (tellable Aitraimer Palmist DAVIS SI AM Tell yon wbat (a panne wbat ta avoid tut m better future 11.00 am moop-OL Telephone: Mim W4-H. K|«t t oa«t Hoad Hlngapore Ift. KniUil. Milium. K wo o I on g. Holcln, Hhanjthal dialect* are all waleaawL
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      105 13 B€RIOSKA DANCE COMPANY of MOSCOW ■fefefts* Russian National Orchestra < II J"l Jf f GOSCONCERT MOSCOW Spectacular! Gorgeous I Enchanting.... Cast of 75 Dancers» Singers Musicians Tko.moet entkralllng and exciting «f ad New York Tribune. Unbelievable beeuty end eeme el Ike meet fantastic dancers ever to vlelt London Obcerver. Inflemed
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      199 13 lIMI ORCAIMISATIOtM CATHAY 3340 C MBT ELECTBIFYING OAT! 11 IJM. 4M. CM. t.M p m KICHARD HARRIS AS MAN CALLED HOBMB PanaVUioo. Color NEXT CHANGE! Color MUU'a Tkl Big Maaaacre" □EON ***** LAST DAT! II aaa IJW. 1 1. •The Apartaaant" (Mud.l Elly Tut. tlui U A CATHAY PRODOCTIOh Scop*.
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      110 13 T*al|kt Pranalan I.U p.M. No Prta LUt lan UcBhtn« "PinytM Put;wl I Un Color (United Artlate) FRIDAY ONLY! Ting PeJ A Ytni Pan for Lad lea" (A BHAW PRODUCTIONI Mandarin in Bcopa, Color ■awka" Wlde»ci*«n, Color REX Phon.- J4CM7 LAM DATI U M. I.U IN Ml •TBI NEWLYWEDB* Mandarin In
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  • Students' page
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      Lock icon Sex with her is good: Otherwise she is a bore
      687 14  -  IfitesHe Ele and Walt Dulaney DEAB ELE AND WALT: I'm going to be completely honest with you in this letter so I hope you won't put me down. I'm a 21-year-old -boy and 1 like sex. 1 have a steady
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      Lock icon TROUBLED TEENS
      374 14 THE dictlwary defines a deliquent as a ";MB« criminal". It ab» states that the wa«4 —MM "one who fails la duty or failing la daty*. Parents, priests, teachers and also politicians can also be called delinquents because they too (ail in their duty at one time or another.
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      Lock icon Free tickets plus cash prize
      69 14 DO NT FORGET to win two free ticfcet« to Experimental Theatre's August 19 production of Agamemnon. Write an essay about "Theatre in your school" and make sure it gets to the Eastern Sun by next Monday that's August 19. The Eastern Sun's cash prises will
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      Lock icon A trishaw rider
      207 14 Trishaw riding is hard work. Some of the tri.shaw riders have their own trishaws and some hire them to earn more money during tbelr free time. A trishaw rider must have a licence before he can ride a trishaw. Local people seldom sit in a trishaw because
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      Lock icon Young tourists are the winners in the 'battle'
      371 14 PARIS,— Young tourists trying to cut costs on their Paris holiday are engaged In a battle of wits with authorities at the city's plush Bois de Boulogne Park. Parts of the park, which contains the CHIC Longchatnps and Auteuil horse race courses,
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      197 14 ESSAY CONTEST: j Rules to observe j The bitam Sun't essay writing contest tor boys and girls of 14 and under (Junior) and boys end giHs over 14 (Senior) appears in this page from Monday to Friday. i Prize money to: %IC tor Seniors and $5 tor J union .to*
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  • commercial and industrial
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      Lock icon Downward drift in market
      260 16 "H J amMk f i yesterday shared a slight downr?th *****8 •"timbering gains. Tradin r was still active with transactions concentrated on tine speculative*. Newcomers also weakened in support and thus turnover was lessened to J,008,500 million units against the night's ol 3.3 million. Hotels and
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      Lock icon Rubber 51 1/2 cents
      260 16 August first grade rubber buyers closed at S p.as. hi Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, yesterday at 51-1/2 cents up 1/4 cent fruus the prolans close. The tone of the market was steady at the clooe. After an about unchanged opening the market ruled quiet and slightly
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      44 16 (Mmim Price fat ASM ?ww M tomi ■fy IN i.'S tlUNTCIkW r*r» M rMi T,M 5i MI MNHAWWIt PM1 TIIWF M Klpm I.TJU M S>rc Lit fer <«ftM Pu4 li 1*1 r. m< as assr* -v in IN 141 r 4 l«]
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      13 16 The tin price for yesterday w&8 $650 per picul up Si.
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      Lock icon PHILIPPINE BULGARIA TRADE ACCORD
      224 16 MANILA Dm Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines bu signed a US$lO million <Bl3O m.) trade agreement with the Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce in the first such accord concluded by the Philippines with a Communist country. The agreement calls for the sale of goods from July
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      Lock icon HK currency rates
      118 16 BONG KONG Tuesday's cirrese? rates InnHcd kr Fsvcics Eschtnic and IBVMIMeat Ltd.): < Buyers) < Setters) IK m pel >10 Straits dollars 151 153 per 1,000 Taiwan dollars 74 •75 per Australian dollar 340 300 per 1.000 Burmese kyata 445 405 per 1.000 Indian rupees 145 105
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      Lock icon CLOSING PRICES
      535 16 BID and offer prices officially listed ai the close of business in the Singapore and Koala Lumpur trading rooms of tbe Stock Exchange yesterday KNDUSTB1AL8 B a ACMA l« Aim* 1.15 Ada 1» Be. cO 1.17 Bnjayt LM n, r t m 1H C. C. 8ann IN C.
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      Lock icon BUSINESS DONE
      923 16 BVSINBBB <we te and reported to the trading rooms of the Slock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the naooher of shares traded hi brackets to lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDOmiALfI ACMA $145 41); A ji b M«t $333 < 1); Ahu $l4O <•) $139
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      Lock icon WEAK TRADING IN SYDNEY
      380 17 SYDNEY Mining share prices began U weaken late Tuesday on Sydney Stock Exchange despite a substantial rise to fall ratio. The market started on a pro mi star note, being affected by a good trend in Melbourne Monday. It was also aided by a demand far
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      Lock icon 747 can carry a spare engine
      143 17 Boeing's first 747 equipped with a fifth engine between the inboard enSn« and the 'eft side of e fuselage, is shown taking off recently from Boeing Field in Seattle on one of the ilight tests leading to certification of the 747 to carry a
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      Lock icon AIR MOVEMENTS
      446 17 ARRIVAL* 1.4* m m MSA Its Kuala l.nmpnr 1M *J» MHA ITS Kuala Lumpur Mam. MSA 4X KhU Lumpur H #ii M.HA 454 Pruanc, Kaitla I nmpir lIMi m. M>A tW Jakarta 1 .10 p.m. MSA 151 K ladling t* MHA Kuala Lumpur, Makinn 35pm MHA 567 Hon*
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      Lock icon Educational tours for executives
      171 17 Three executive staff members of a Singa-pore-Malaysian company have left on a tour of Europe and Britain under a scheme designed to M broaden their outlook". "They are the first three top level men in our company to be sent overseas under this scheme, which we
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      Lock icon 926 firms bankrupt
      51 17 TOKYO —A total of 926 companies went bankrupt in June as the result of the impact of the government's tight money policy, the Federation of Bankers' Associations announced. The ann o un cement said this was an increase of 18.2 per cent as compared to a year
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      Lock icon Good work rewarded
      44 17 LONDON Two workers at Pleassey's South Shields factory share a £450 award f« their Inventive streak. Their joint suggestions help to prolong the service of special abrasive brushes for cleaning metal strips, "up to five to ten times'* the citation said.
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      Lock icon Ships in port
      101 17 The Port of Singapore Authority has made the following berthing arrangements for today. Aug. 5. DEPARTURES God WHS Vessels 3/4 Benattow 5 Azumasan If aria 6/7 Monlka Wlards 13/14 Bennevis 15/16 Auto~~edon id YuWfcu Maru 19 Malaysia 20 West Perils 22 Eastern Prosper 23/24 Hano Maru 35/36
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      64 17 NEW YORK DOW Jones closing averages on the New York stock exchange: 30 Industrials 722.96 20 Transp 128.85 IS Utilities 104.39 05 Stocks 227 05 40 Bonds 65.61 Commodity futures Index 138.65 up 0 46. Monday's NT, Stock Exchange volume was 7.650.000 shares. Of a total 1,545
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  • SUN SPORT
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      Lock icon Ipoh fields for Saturday
      898 18 Cl* 3 Div. 3—6 Furs* Pekan n 4y 8.00 Sultan of Pahang Daniels Honest Deal 3y 900 HT We e Allan IUTMf a fly 812 Karang Tan ***** Harlmaa 4y 8.12 Auric R Breuk ***** Jaknara ty 8.12 KM Reddy Heddle •0881 Panglima La rut n
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      Lock icon Another stride forward for Singapore bowling
      311 18 The 2nd International Open championships which commenced at the Jackies Bowl, Orchard, last night mark another important milestone In the history of bowlinf in Singapore. Organised by the 81nSpore Ten-Pin Bowling ngress, the tournament is the second major bowling event here. The first was
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      Lock icon WHY U.S. CAN'T GET OLYMPIC GAMES
      147 18 DENVER, Colorado Avery Brundage, president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), said on Monday US cities were handicapped in getting Olympic Games because the Nation's sports appear so commercialised that it seems "we can't even play without being paid." "I am ashamed to say
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      Lock icon Kuching Town in fast gallop
      128 18 By Oar Racing Correspondent IPOH Heavy rain here turned the going soft and all fast gallops were done on the sand track. The fastest gallop was by Kuching Town when he sprinted smartly over 3f in 40 2/5. Newcomer Two Diamonds 11, with Velu astride,
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      195 18 NEW YORK Results and standings of the two major leagues after Monday's games: NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST W L OB Pittsburgh 58 49 New York 56 40 1 Chicago 55 15 2} Philadelphia 49 55 71 St. Louis 48 58 91 Montreal 47 80 11 WEST W
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      Lock icon ALLAN CLARKE SUSPENDED
      99 18 LONDON—AIIan Clarke, Britain's most expensive footballer, has received a delayed suspension of three weeks, following a meeting of the English Football Association'# Disciplinary Committee yesterday. The Leed's striker, transferred from Leicester to Leeds last season for a record 165,000 pounds, and a member of the England team
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    Lock icon HARTONO, DARMADI FOR ASIAN GAMES
    154 19 JAKARTA Indonesia's badminton ocas, Rudy Hart on o and Dorrr di, will taka part in tke Asian Gomes tc be held in Bangkok at Hia end of this year. This vu coil Armed here yesterday by secretary-general of the Indonesian Badminton Federation. Mr. Sumarsono He
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    Lock icon Bock's best partner
    84 19 THE best training Krtner for Roland ck, European heavyweight wrestling champion, is 44 Bill" a Swedish-made doll that is sft. tin. tall and weighs 77 lb. Bock, a 25-year-old West German, who took the European title recently in East Berlin, has been training with "BUI" for years.
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    Lock icon CRAMPTON'S EARNINGS NOW AT S$300,000
    161 19 NEW YORK Brace Crampton of Australia became the sixth player to reach the DS$lOO.OOO mark in golf earnings this year by winning Sunday's quartermillion dollar Westchester classic. The US$5O.OOO pay cheque boosted the slender Aussie into fourth place among the PGA tour players with a
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    Lock icon Triangular meet
    63 19 PARIT BUNTAR, The Malay. Chinese and Tamil schools in Kuala Kurau near here have decided to hold a triangular sports meet next year to further strengthen goodwill among the students. This was stated by the secretary of the Kuala Kurau Schools' Sports Council, Inche Abdu lah Thanl. after
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    39 19 WINNIPEG. Yoshitni Nishigawa of Japan set a Canadian all-comers record for the women's 300 metres individual medley in the Canadian International swimming championship* here on Monday when she stormed home first in 2 min. 25.8 sees.
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    Lock icon Contest to decide team for Karate World Meet
    142 19 The MkWij of Ssdal Affairs. Start* Pti will cMdad U Mkml ettmiiuUM Karate soatest twirrnw at ?M p.m. at the Ghltta* YM.CJL The contest is being held to select s team to represent the Republic in the World Karate Championships to he
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    Lock icon Easy time for Roche, Ashe
    188 19 8800 KLINE, MASSACHUSETTS Fourth seed Tray Roche af Australia Mi eighth seeded Arthur Ashe of the US krmed through their first round matches on Monday in the US Professional Tennis championships. Roche rode a powerful backhand And serve to a 6-1. 6-4 victory over American
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    67 19 ALOR STAR The Saltan of Ktdah hopes to sec sepak takraw, which baa became a national game, Introduced to neighbouring countries. The Sultan was speaking at the opening of the Malaysian Schools sepak takraw championships organises bv the Cbuncll at the Syed Omar Indoor Stadium yesterday. A total
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