Eastern Sun, 14 August 1970

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    21 1 EASTERN SUN Singapore's own national daily 10 cents ittd. 1966 Vol. 5 No. 1420 Friday, August 14, 1970. MC (P) 1616
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    Lock icon 'MURDER' GANG SMASHED
    455 1 Only one now on the r GANG of dongerous criminals responsible for a series of big robberies hos been smashed, police said yesterday. This followed the orrest of two men the police have been hunting for o long time Their arrests on Wednesday at 11.30 a.m. resulted
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    Lock icon Ruling sought on gas dumping
    170 1 WASHINGTON A last-minute court ruling yesterday could thwart U.S. Army plans to dump 60 tons of nerve gas in the Atlantic if conservationists convince a judge the lethal cargo poses a threat to land and sea life. The conservationists, led by Florida Governor Claude Kirk,
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    Lock icon US arms for Thailand to train Cambodians
    186 1 OANGKOK The D United States has agreed to supply Thailand with military equipment for use in training Cambodian Army recruits, Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn said here yesterday. He said the U.S. has also agreed to give two helicopter gunships and five patrol boats
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    Lock icon Jarring awaits Israel's reply for talks' site
    234 1 UNITED NATIONS Dr. Gunnar Jarring hoped for a reply yesterday from Israel on the site, date and level of Middle East peace talks, despite fears of a reported Egyptian missile build-up which could upset plans. Israel is the only one of the three
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      65 1 PRIMA LTO (FLOUR MILLS) The Bank for All Big and Small I Oversea-Chinese Banking Corpn, Ud. the STRONGEST and in MALAYSIA and AUTHORISED CAPITAL PAID UP CAPITAL GENERAL RESERVE AND PROF IT LOSS BALANCE TOTAL GROUP ASSETS LARGEST BANK I SINGAPORE 5100,000.000/^ 40,000,000/-' OVER 3 39.000.000 A OVER 79,000,000 A
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    Lock icon DUD NOTES CASE: Court told of an off-set machine being once used
    387 2 A FORMER employee of a printing firm fold the High Court yesterday about an off-set printing machine which wot only used on one occasion. It was a Heidelberg off-set printing machine, covered up with a cloth most of
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    Lock icon $500 for causing hurt
    53 2 A clerk. An* Tai Tuck alias. Ah Noh, 18, was fined $5OO, for voluntarily causing previous hurt to Sin Tiow Siong, 52. on July 28. He admitted hitting Sin w ith a wooden stick during a quarrel, at the Refinery Tank *t Pulau Bukom, and fracturing
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    Lock icon Thirty fined for gambling
    36 2 Thirty oeople, 28 of them women, yesterday pleaded guilty jo a charge of gambling at a common gaming house at Lorong Gendi, early yesterday morning. They were fined a total of $1,970.
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    Lock icon Fined $200
    19 2 A Malaysian gtrU Chew Ah Hing, 19. was fined S2(X; yesterday for entering unlawfully on July L
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    Lock icon Round~the-world sailing job
    250 2 DADIO Officer Omar bin Haji Hussein, 23, from Johore Bahru, Joined the merchant navy to see the world. And on the Blue Sea Line ship Memnon, which he signed on last month, he is doing just that. Memnon, which arrived here on Wednesday, makes a round-the-world sailing
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    Lock icon Singapore already handling jumbo liners
    211 2 WHILST Singapore waits for the coming of Jumbo-Jet aircraft, she is already handling Jumbo cargo liners. The 13.600-ton m.v. Travlata, belonging to Barber Lines A/S of Oslo, Is now In Singapore to take in rubber, pepper, and cotton garment*. Her other ports of call are
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      106 2 If f! Hff i! f I life \rl\lf\ AM i JUt t.jn ■>" i K fi? f 1 V 7 I I s If Hlli# &H4 m. TfiAfln f ?i? 9 LATEST I 1 r luff a wm t i. -1 IN EUROPE •> f I HI L f V
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    Lock icon CALL TO HAVE CLOSE TIES WITH AUSSIES
    185 3 and Singapore have need for o growing economic association for mutual advantage. This was stated by Mr. G G. Thomson at a seminar of New South Wales branch of the Australian Institute of Management recently. Mr. Thomson, Deputy Secretary In charge of training
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    Lock icon 'LEADERSHIP IN ACTION' TRAINING COURSE
    144 3 The Junior Chamber of Singapore will conduct a "Leadership In Action" training course lor Its members tomorrow, at 2 p.m. The course will be he d In the Chamber's premises at 4-A. Prince Street, Singapore, 1. The "Leadership In Action" programme has been promoted Internationally
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    Lock icon Con man caught in raid
    113 3 POLICE have arrested a man believed to be the confidence trickster who swinded a housewife of 970 on August 5. He is alleged to have told Mrs. Guok Mei Yen, 32, of Holland Road that her husband had asked him to collect $7O from her.
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    Lock icon Charged with giving false information
    69 3 A man, Quek Sin Bock, was charged under section 117 of the jnal Code yesterday for giving false information against Staff Sgt. Harmon Singh. Quek was alleged to have given certain information to the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau. Staff Sgt. Singh is the youngest Staff
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    Lock icon Singapore karate team for Tokyo
    97 3 SINGAPORE Is sending a combined team to the World Karate Championship in Tokyo in October. The annual affair Is organised by the Federation of All-Japan Ka-rate-do Organisations, and open to all nations. This Is the first time Singapore will be represented. A local tournament will
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      136 3 M m ••i USA OH '1& 0 M At 110 e.vtra expense see Thailand, India and the Middle Easf on your wag to Europe and the U.S.A. 16 flights per week fromi South East Asia-East and Ufest Go boring from BANGKOK westwards on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. From
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    Lock icon U.K. CLARIFIES: No reduction in pension for local employees
    242 4 DENSONI papdfeto tft of the British Government* I in lißyiinn ondl Malaysia ka*e not boon reduced. Rates o# canrtnnutxjtior* of pension have cfcangprf> hawever. Commutattrm aC pea•lon is a psnceas authorised undeir tHw U.K. Superannuation, Act* orfirrrhy an mam chaw to
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    Lock icon Better storage facilities from new firm
    219 4 A new company Itaonsod bv famr owned or statutory Iwdies w«U provide traaers, shippers and consijwro wiwt wwwmnn transport facilities. The new company. Container Warehousing and Transportation (Private) Limited. CWT for short Is jointly owned by the Port of Singapore Authority, Nepture Orient Lines
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    Lock icon PROGRESS IS NOT A MINI-SKIRT
    159 4 KUALA LUMPUR There warn nothiwr to be aboat being a waitress in a hotel or a restaurant, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Mohanwd ftUtir Johar.i de<-fared. "Just because you are a holder of the School Certificate or the H.SkC. *m not necessarily mean tftat
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    Lock icon Robbery charges against man under police supervision
    97 4 A man under police supervision wao etlargwith armed robbery. 3im Thiam H mat alia* Sot Gong: -26. wn ordered to be remandetf at the Central Police Station ponding further investigation* into three charges of armed rob*bery against hint. Sin* and throe others are
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    Lock icon Lee Kuan Yew-Tunku talks next week
    98 4 KUALA LUMPUR Tunltu Abcßil Raftman aiufc Mr. Let Kuan l«w mtit hofcy AUeeestona on subject* at ewjtuoi interests tn Kte fbderai capital next week Both Pttme- arunsvetp are expected to have talk on Wednesday following a dinner This was disclosed yesterday by the Tunku
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    Lock icon NATIONAL DAY ART EXHIBITION TODAY
    132 4 Yh« NinisUc for Culture, RVr. M Trim Thowg; will open the National Bay Art HxbibUiun today at 5.30 P-m. at the Victoria Memorial HalL This is the seeond exhibition Jointly orga»nlse* by the Ministry of Culture and local art organisations* since a similar event was
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    Lock icon MORE AUSSIE AID TO ASIA
    71 4 Create* Australian* involvement itr Asia* towards- economic development andi prosperity can be enpectecM wet the next 29 years. This, was indicated in a speech yesterday to the Rotary ClUi* West, Singapore,, by the Australian High Commis*. sioner, Mr. Nicholas Pao kinaoru Mr Parkinson spoke at
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    Lock icon 1 MILLION TURN BACK AFTER 'CHOLERA' SCARE IN S. KOREA
    328 5 QEOUL About one million holidaying South Koreans hove been asked to return homo become of impacted cholera outbieok in South Korea. Six people hove already died frori Suspected cholera in Chongnyong County neor the south coost port city o4 Puscn.
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    Lock icon Big China-Japan row ever oil-prospecting rights near isles
    108 5 ka« Mown mm Mhpraa IWtatlst CUM wa> MM OftlMiwi The Central News A«encj. QUOUB* formed wmtt, Japan h*d «*p rea £s concern at Rationalist Chinese cfl-praspecthas «penttan off the is*T?e Wilted Stales had promised to i«tmn felands to Japan tn 1971 The
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    Lock icon SPIRO 'AGNUDE'
    53 5 SANTA MONICA, raHfornfa An enterprising company came out with the latest af the Spiro Agnew merchandise tee-shirt. The shirt depicts a nude Viee-FVes*Aent with his foot In his ranuth aad name, "Spiro Agnude," printed underneath. The manufacturer changed the name to "prevent** the problems of using the Agnew
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      67 5 I^.—«—.Hl j... B ft s "jjitllX- > > ■aE «4L"£ PI «r *3s: •f--r v f iSSJ A V i f M vi v II PH' ,'7 W& Mi fc* HO H'JiV CO [PTE! LTD Sto»apw tCuali lufif toiang. Sony Saivfct Cantv* 36 JoKr Uttfe's Btdf., Raffto Mac*. S'pore. Teh
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    Lock icon PROBE INTO AIR CRASH: Exploding plane kills fourteen
    143 6 rFAIPEI Civil aeronautics officials began investigating the crash of a China Airlines aircraft which killed 14 people and injured 17. The plane had ploughed into a hill overlooking Taipei on Wednesday It carried 26 passengers and a crew of five The plane
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    Lock icon Thais smuggle rice to Malaysia
    115 6 BANGKOK Smugglers on motor-cycles are dally smuggling rice from South Thailand to Malaysia, a Board of Tax Supervision source disclosed. The source slid the Smugglers, who carried rice irom the Sadao District of Songkhla Province into Malaysia, brought back with them Chinese-made goods which are
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    Lock icon BRIEFLY AROUND THE WORLD
    508 6 WOMAN JAILED FOR CREATING COURT RIOT CHICAGO A fistswinging, kicking, armbltlng, screaming, clubswinging riot broke out in a Chicago courtroom. It left a sheriff's deputy ann a Chicago policeman Injured. When order was restored, Magistrate Mayer Goldstein sentenced 10 men and Ave women for contempt of
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    Lock icon Petrol bombs and rubber bullets in Belfast youths-troops clash
    181 6 LONDONDERRY, North Ireland—Petrol bombs and rubber bullets flared and ricocheted about Londonderry yesterday as gangs of youths stoned British troops. The trouble broke out In the city's Catholic Bogslde District. Only a few hours earlier. many of the soldiers were relieved
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    Lock icon AGNEW AND FULBRIGHT AT IT AGAIN
    140 6 WASHINGTON VicePresident Splro Agnew and Benator William Fulbright continued their public slanging match on Wednesday. Agnew started it with a speech at a Washington Air Force Association luncheon honouring Representative Mendel Rivers. Powerful The latter Is a South Carolina Democrat who supports the Administration's
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    Lock icon DETENTE IN EUROPE
    670 8 pERHAPS the signing of the non-aggres- slon pact between West Germany and the Soviet Union should be hailed as the official termination of the Cold War. An East-West detente In Europe, despite the hue and cry about Czechoslovakia, has been in de facto existence for a long
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    Lock icon What youth wants to know
    623 8  -  By Frank Mankiewicz, Tom Braden, IT IS cool in the theatre, and when the vacationer's goal must be measured still in thousands of miles of hot concrete, it is useful to pause in the darkness and catch up on the message of ihe principal communications
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    Lock icon Pakistan – Land of colour & contrast
    548 8  - Pakistan Land of colour contrast By A. B. Rajput MIDWAY bttwHn Bangkok and Beirut on H»a international air-route, wo past through the port-city of Karachi, associated with the birth and growth of the State of Pakistan in the strategic area between Middle East and the Far East, during recent years.
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    Lock icon Learn to love nature
    163 8 LE Recalling Mr. S. Rajaratnam's cliche for a possible 'ugly-society*, we may take note of the eradication, recently, of pigeons which graced the skies over the drab buildings In our city. These pigeons were creatures of beauty and they were reminders of nature's presence in a
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    Lock icon THE PILL vs POPULATION GROWTH
    1172 9  -  PAGE a SPECIAL By William Draper Jr. THE decode of 1 the Sixtie t wen the Decode of Comprehension. Th e decode o# the Seventies must become the Decade of Ail-Out Action to curb po«"l on growth in the world. The population explosion threatens all
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    Lock icon Varicose veins occur mostly in the legs
    356 9  -  DOCTOR'S MAILBAG By Wayne G. Brandstadt Q—What causes varicose reins? How caa they bo pretested? A—They are caused bv a failure of the valves in the veins to check the backward flow of the blood. This comes about as a result of dilation
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  • THE MORNING AFTER with Weatherbee Wong
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      Lock icon COSY DINNER, SOFT LIGHTS: THEN-PEOPLE, A DISASTER
      842 10/11 T'M dying of embarrassment the red faced, how dumb, where-can-l-hide variety. And all because of that secret female admirer and her useless sports car. My best frilly shirt is covered with grease, my dinner jacket looks like I slept in it (I didn't,
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      Lock icon Modern art on the beach
      120 10/11 EARLT RISERS (below) stroll the beach during; low tide, looking for examples of nature's artwork. Somewhere between five and 50 yards from the surf, in sand that's still saturated with water, interesting sculptures can be found, made by the ebbing and flowing sea. The lower
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      167 10/11 m s* ziz.^t 4/ 1 iM ftS v*< m VN V& M f,. v v. >» s^S3sSs*sT O^ODINC AT CINO'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT TEL: *****5 THE AQUARIUS DISCOTHEQUE IS OPIN FROM 8 P.M. TO 1 A.M. NICHTLY AMBASSADOR HOTEL On tbe Waterfront at Katong PROUDLY PRESENTS THE CONSULATE BAR: For that
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      234 10/11 <u'>i.r>KM iu»>tms Floorsbow triltrM THE ROVITAR*' Ove and Rita Laur»en pre.seat a delicious smorgasbord of an act A rollicking rlb-tickllng show! Cantonese cuisine—Tim Sua Call Stella #***** Hotel Malaysia. n* rro0(o Thttrfl'f proudly presents tkr Lido HBOtDWtV UVUI featuring VELVET REVELL The Perfect Body"' Splendid choreograpnyl Shimmering co.stumesl Dur.zllng Lido
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      1748 12 LOOKING AND LISTENING.... Tv and radio guide ICAVtMMJL VMOHTBir TA from the Csnofl Rights* lastitats GENERAL TENDENCIES: A beautiful da 7 and evening to take part in the various activities mat are currently of interest to you. Let others be aware that you are willing to pitch In and use
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    Lock icon The budding star (a duck) has his own charisma
    454 13  -  He lays 14-kt By Vernon Scott WALT Disney Studios may hove gone too far this time with a new *tar Webfoot Waddle. As the monicker Implies, the actor is a duck. He Is, In fact a most ordinary appearing duck, lackluster
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    Lock icon Jane Asher, Leigh Taylor-Young, Hywel Bennett and Sven – Bertil Taube in "The Buttercup Chain".
    14 13 Jane Asher, Leigh Taylor-Young, Hywel Bennett and Sven Bertil Taube in "The Buttercup Chain".
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    Lock icon Bill Norton to direct 'Dealer'
    100 13 HOLLYWOOD Bill L. Norton has been set by producer Gerald Ayres to direct "Dealer." first production of Acrobat Films, for Columbia Pictures. The Aim marks the directorial feature debut of 26-year-old Norton who Is also writing the screenplay based on his original story. "Dealer" concerns
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    Lock icon A drama set in the 1920's
    72 13 HOLLYWOOD Robert Redford's Wll dwo o d Productions has Joined forces with Tony Bill's and Vernon Zimmerman's Byplane Cinematographic Productions to produce for Columbia Pictures an original screenplay by Jim Thompson. Redford will star In and Zimmerman will direct the film a drama set
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      38 13 HSpjg&v rOMOKKOW IjV tODAt Let t'omprieot (tellable Aitrologer Palmtat OAVIS STAR Tell roo what to pnraae what ta avoid Cot a better future U49 urn. IMMt Telephone: Mil77 SM-a Ka«t Coast UoaA. Singapore la. fcncitefc. Mailatii, H rA
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      41 13 MUSIC THAT HITS THE SPOT-SPOTO RENAISSANCE, zinging, swinging, ringing, and the wild, sweet OCTOBER CHERRIES They know where it's at. Do you? PS. At the SPOT-SPOT yet! Till 3 a.m. Saturdays 4 a.m. urn Hill 111 l I >: fix J// f-
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      183 13 n I ORG CAT ORCA(\JIS AT IO f\J CATHAY ***** NOW SHOWINQI U IJN. 1.00 W. 9M mi "THI BIO MASSACEE" An MQll Picture In Color School: 1100 To Any Seat At Dtr Show* Only. □EOIM 2 111b •tfc DAT I Mo Pre* LUt 11 LN, Ml. »J» im Pore
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      198 13 b SHAW Twxw.uwl L I O O Hhont ***** JI NOW •■OWDiat II »B. 1 IS i. 1M IU TM BMtIM "LIT IT 1T tn TECHNICOLOR (OA) COMING BOOH I Ota* UoHobrtglda "Tfc*l Hpirndtd Nofrnber" Color CAPITOL Upcu Today -N* fr* UM U w. l.tt. 4. IM Ml Jack Palanoo
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      Lock icon We are multi – musical
      449 14 We are multi musical TODAY, anisic hi paying an iapartant rote in mm daily Mfe. la ft Mttl-racial eowitry lllie 9ta|»pm, wt i» nfccl several ilWwfftt lyfea •f people enjoying Merest type* of From every corner and every minute; we are able to hear songs no matter whether It is
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      Lock icon Changi village
      466 14 the morning there is a owners going to the morning market to buy their fruit, vegetables, home hold goods and anything else they might By nine o'clock most shopowners have done their marketing and their shops are open. The taxi-man starts blowing his horn for passengers, and the
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      Lock icon Cancer research
      654 14 SCIENCE NOTES CANCER, in its many forms, is one of the biggest killers in Western society. More people die from cancer every year than from any other single cause, apart from heart disease. Yet progress in cancer research nas been *ar slower than that in other similar fields
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      211 14 Tho Adult Education Board ia organising the followinf courses: A course to prepare students for the compulsory subjects of the Part I Examinations of the Institute af Business Administration in May 1971. It will be conducted in the evenings over a period Of 3 terms (30 weeks) and
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      75 14 ASSISTANT Venture Scoot Leader. Won* Yat Sun will be leading a party consisting of eleven scout* and venture scouts of the 1701 Dolphin Group to climb Mount Ophlr. The party with esA.VSL. Chin Wee Thiam left Singapore by train this morning Venture Scout Leader Chin Sin Chong
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      181 14 oooooooeoooooooeooeoeeeeooooooooodo^ ESSAY CONTEST: Roles to observe •oooeoeooeooooooooooooooooooooooooo^ to bow and «irf« o# 14 ■•dot (Junior) and boyi §»rt* W (Sonior) ippun I" this 909# from Monday In Friday. *«e money to: 9fC to Seniors and $5 tor (union to* every «s» oufelrshedAN entrants arc requested to observe If* following 1.
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  • WOMEN
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      Lock icon Ann Landers
      681 15 DEAR ANN: I wept today for a dear little boy who will never celebrate his flfth birthday and for a heartbroken father who lost his first-born son. For the rest of his life that father will carry the burden of Ellt on his shoulders. > knows he was
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      Lock icon FRAGRANCE IS A PART OF BEING BEAUTIFUL
      484 15  -  By Marianne Pereira JF YOU are one of those girls who think of fragrance as a special occasion treat, it is time you revised your fragrance routine. The beauty of fragrance is best enjoyed when it becomes a part of your everyday life.
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      Lock icon LIVELY MART PREVAILS
      292 16 Activity hi the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore persisted to to energetic following the current trend. The bulk of business was ■tUI confined to the newcomers which moved higher as more support trickled in. Industrials continued to maintain their steady undertone while hotels and properties held
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      Lock icon Rubber down 7/8 cent
      260 16 August first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 56-3/8 cents per lb. down 7/1 cents from the previous close. The tone of the market was easier. Opening quotations were marked down fractionally after which •one August squaring was
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      54 16 m ii MNMMMi Wf tei r vgg,~ ««n ft* IIA •55s, ■M«n <■■!>> mitt IRK) ■*■»■»> »uu *tsriiwsfc Bpitclt *Too 33-50 UN 117.80 mw uaptwi 0Kdi <ro£) iSSLLTBKfc i l IBM aiMo Limpoai iumi ripju m* <r!oa) t»lfr» M iroa.) CofTW API troR) one*. KK (20*—25%) lollr* KubuMa «XQ%
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      152 16 IV Bank of America announced the creation of an International Financial Centre in London, beaded by the Bank's former regional Vice president for Southeast Asia in Singapore Mr. J. D. van Oenen. The nev/ centre, acting for the bank's San Francisco headquarters, will co-ordinate overseas
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      17 16 nvm M mi 141 141 1 r Wmm4 Ik la i is 'S 5S *rr
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      121 16 BONG KONG Awaiaj's cnrrcan rales (supplied by Fsreign Exchange aai bmtHeat Ltd.): (Bayers) (SeOera) g 196 1*0 per 100 strait* dollars isa 164 per 1.000 Taiwan dollars 0.74 0.76 per Australian dollar 340 300 per l.OOo Burmese kyats 450 470 per 1.000 Indian rupees 135 166 per
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      Lock icon CLOSING PRICES
      594 16 BID ail after prices •fl>ciaHr lists* at IK close of business to Ike Singapore a i Kaala Laaspur trftdlBf IMU «T the Slack lulasit ?esterdaj vrOVSIVJALB ACIU k« AJIo«B*(* ill Araa IM Allied ClM- IV Ben. «d ITT l**rj»y» LM B>r»ec VM Uouust-tad LM tcS pw L« C
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      673 16 BUSINESS doae ID and reported to the trading rooms of the Slock Eactaage mt Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded ta bracket* tn lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. r* (I) as da 3) hi Wfmmi $108 (3) S100 (1); Lies U«« $2 04
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      59 16 Arriving on August 12, for a week's study of the Singapore and Malaysian markets is William C Grant, Vice President Of Grant Advertising International. He is the son oi the founder of the worldwide Grant Advertising Organisation, .which has offices in Singapore and Knala Lumpur. Mr. Grant
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      404 17 SYDNEY International Mining again highlighted in an uncertain mining market on Sydney Slock Exchange Thursday. International Mining jumped to a high of one doßar in the morning session hot dropped hack slightly to close at 94 cents, a rise of 16 cents mm the day. Buytng
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      70 17 Swissair has appointed Mr. Joseph Waeg&li as Ha Sale* Manager for the Singapore. Malaysia. Intfoneata area. Mr. Waegali. 30 Joined Swissair in 19#1 and wa« attached to the administration and sales department hi Zurich He served In the *ale* department in iMwdon for a brief period in
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      27 17 Where To Stay STRAND HOI&. BENCOOUEN STREET TOWN CENTRE QUIET. CLEAN. REASONABLE RATESA IRCOND I T 10 NED ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH. BAR RESTAURANT HOMaY SERVICES. TELS: *****/*****.
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      435 17 GOVERNMENT OF THR REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THK LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE. I9GJ (No. 18 Of ISMW) Notice liader Section 19(10) WHER&A3 in exercise ot tit* power* coal erred subsection (1 > and > of Section It) ol the Local Government Integration Ordinance. 1964 (hereinafter rtferred to au "the Ordinance"! the
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      799 17 NOTICES Singapore Customs Tender Notice No. 4/70 TENDERS will be received up to 12 noon on Friday, '26 th August. 1070 (or the purchase ot the following confiscated goods: 1,005 Iba. of mom—dluw ffIUUUMAtC. S- The iboreßWUooed foods are dutiable and tntlerer* Intending to purchase them should state the amount
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      522 17 Ministry of Health Singapore Tender Notice TENDERS are Invited by the Public Health Dl via ton. Ministry of Health for the following Sort I lie and Removal of baieacrable Itenm of Refuse at the Chua t'hu Kang Dumping Ground far t* period Fat October 1070 to 30th September 1071. lender
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    2412 18 SATURDAY Rae« Is CL 6 Dir. > F.—2.15 p.m. ($4,500) 1. ***** Chally 6y 9.00 Lynville (Tulloh) Pod mo re 10 1. ***** Miss Raconteur 7y 8.12 Kheng's (E Breuk) Velu 5 a. ***** Jessie's Delight 7y 8.11 BK Chua (E Donnelly) 9 4. *****
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      286 19 ALL eves will be on the young Singapore swimmers as they take to the pools in the Ist Asian age group swim meet to be held at the Queenstown sports complex tomorrow. These young swimmers had been the target of criticisms for their dismal performances
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      247 19 Boxing officials were highly confident of Singapore .beating Australia in the two-day ■latch In the Pesta Boxing Tournament. The two-day match will be held on Aug. 15 and 19 at the Singapore Badminton Hall. Last year, the Australian boxers beat Singapore by nine bouts to
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      448 19 AJEW YORK Miss America has met so many athletes she can write a book. Relax, fellas. She isn't cbout to. Another Jim Bouton she's not. She doesn't kiss and tell. Pamela Anne Eldred wouldn't think of doing anything like that. Site's every tiling Miss America of
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      184 19 By Oar Bidac Correspondent ROHADA did a spark U«i laOaf here this With Johaay KM up, Behada sprinted stylishly ever Sf h St-4/f m a yielding track. Thai Ley was Impressive In a Sf gallop in 40-4/5. Tanglin Heights sprinted smartly oyer Sf In 391/5. Rlverhanfcs
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      201 19 NEW YORK Baseball results and standings after Wednesday's major league games; AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST W L OB Baltimore 73 42 New York 62 52 101 Detroit 61 54 12 Boston 57 55 141 Cleveland 56 60 171 Washington 53 62 20 WEST W L OB Minnesota
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      96 19 diary Athletic*: 32nd Annual Open Champion, ship (1.00 p.m.-6.00 p.m.)) Farrer Park Athletic Centre Basketball: 1970 Invltation Championship, Gay World 8tadlum. Billiards: 1970 Cham, plonshlp (7.00 p.m.)' Slong Boo A.A. Bowling: 1st F.I.Q Asian Zone Champion, ship (11.00 a.m.-6.00 p.m.) Grange Road Bowling Centre. Chess: 6th Open Championship (6.30 p.m.-10.30
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    375 20 Crashed Lightning jet sti not found A COMBINED air action involving the Royal Air Force and a Singapore Armed Forces jet and coordination by ground control at Changi, Tengah, and Joint Air Traffic Control Centre at Paya Lebar successfully rescued a Royal Air Force
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    366 20 MANILA The head of the Philippines' Anti-Pollution Agency said yesterday air pollution in the greater Manila area is "growing and worsening," but has not yet reached a critical stage. Dr. Reynaldo Lesaca said the problem has been caused mainly by the great Increase in motor
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    43 20 RECIFE, Brazil More than 180 people have died in the region of Recife in the past two days of heavy rain and floods, and the fire brigade was yesterday still searching for bodies in the rubble of destroyed houses.
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    149 20 PRAGUE Czechoslovak Police yesterday sealed off the Cambodian Embassy here, taken over on Monday by a First Secretary in the name of ousted Cambodian Head of State, Prince Norodom Sihanouk. Emissaries The police were allowing anyone who wished to do so to leave the
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    24 20 NEW DELHI, Police arrested 260 pro-Mos-cow workers In Madras state when they tried to occupy government forest lands In the Poramboke area.
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