Eastern Sun, 18 August 1970

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Microfilm: NL6583
Total Pages: 19
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    21 1 EASTERN SUN singaponrs own natkml daily 10 cents ftitj. 1966 Vol. 5 Mo. 1423 Tuesday, August It, 1970. MC (P) 1616
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  • Article
    Lock icon TUNKU-MALIK TALKS TODAY
    328 1 Premier Lee due in tomorrow J/UALA LUMPUR TunkuMalik folks will be held o day before the arrival of Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. The Indonesian Foreign Minister, Tun Adam Malik, is scheduled to arrive here today. Mr. Lee is scheduled to arrive In Kuala Lumpur
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  • Article
    Lock icon Multi-million dollar airstrip for Johore
    260 1 JOHORE BAHRU, The Johore Government was yesterday given the "greenlight" to construct a multi-million dollar airstrip near here for the use of both light and heavy aircraft. The approval was Sven by the Malaysian lnlster for Special Duties, Tun Tan Slew Sin, who Is also
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    Lock icon Pat Boone and family are in town
    177 1 Dedicated ;.T. family life THE American singer glanced at his pretty wife, Shirley, gave her quick hug and declared: "No force on earth can separate us." This American family believes in "family life." And 17 years of married life l s a clear
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    Lock icon FUND DRIVE FOR CHARITIES
    128 2 The First Lady delivers speech THE First Lady, Puan Noor Aishah, yesterday launched a donation draw organised by the Chinese Women's Association in aid of eight charities. She praised the "dedicated group of Ladles" and their president, Mrs. Diana Eu, for their contribution to social work
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  • Article
    Lock icon Hubbies sued for divorce in three separate cases
    303 2 SC HOOLTEACHER Madam Yap Keng Ann told the High Court yesterday that her husband accused her of practising 'witchcraft' and 'things unnatural' designed to cause him harm. "I was also falsely accused of Immoral and adulterous relationship and often was assaulted. slapped
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  • Article
    Lock icon Open verdict on death of mechanic
    88 2 A Coroner's Court yesterday recorded an open verdict on the death of Poon Chee Keong alias Poon Yeow Yip, 35, who was found unconscious on a five-foot way on July 30. Poon, a mechanic, was said to have "heavily smelled of alcohol" when he
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    Lock icon Hon urges people not to be complacent
    228 2 QINGAPOfcE must tedewble iti ef» forts, consolidate its foias ond press M witfli it* development. 1 his was stressed lost night by the Finance Minister. Mr. Hon Sui Sen, when he spoke at the fifth National Day dinner at Havelock Rood Community Centre.
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  • Article
    Lock icon Blood stocks down by 45 units
    76 2 THERE is a decrease of 45 units of the reserve stocks of blood of all groups In the Blood Bank since last week, according to a weekly bulletin. Number of blood transfusion given during the week was 658 which indicates an average of 94
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  • Article
    Lock icon $100 FOR OBSCENE BOOKS
    59 2 Bookseller Abdul Majeed Abdul Wahid, 35, was fined $IOo yesterday for selling three obscene books to a man at his book stall at 7 m.s. East Coast Road on May 27. He was also fined $5O for possessing an obscene book for sale at his stall
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  • Article
    Lock icon 4 months for stealing watches
    40 2 Muhammad Hud Sal" leh, 41, wai jailed fo» four months yesterday for stealing two watches. He admitted robbing Mak Lou Foo, of his watches valued at $l5O, on Aug. 15, at New Mar* ket Road.
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    Lock icon Indons jailed
    27 2 Two men, Kassim bin Kechik, 17, and Mohamed bin Densi, 35, from Indonesia, were each sentenced to a month's jail fo* illegal entry last w«ek.
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    Lock icon $150 fine
    24 2 A 20-year-old Malaysian, Soo Hock Hua, was fined $l5O yesterday for overstaying here after his visit pass had expired on May 15,
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      112 2 r m v >-~ /i* <slMl c IS> rvv v- <» as# /£v>* 2-1 vr? buuiMiiu iui Torunnrs, agricultural cnemicaiST JJAN HENG has it all Whether rt bm TNw Star' fertilizer* or T—k Star' agricultural chemical*, the result! wM be BOUNTIFUL HARVESTS. On* o» the Suppliers to RUBBER INOUSTRY (REPLANTING)
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  • Article
    Lock icon 'COLOUR TOLD THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DUD, GENUINE NOTES'
    548 3 Hearing resumes in dud fifties case QARAWAK businessman Sim Kheng Chiang mode a comparison check between the forged Malaysian $5O notes he brought over from Singapore ond that of a genuine note. He discovered the colour of a forged note different from
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    Lock icon We need locally educated accountants: Dr. Toh
    212 3 THE Minister for Science and Technology, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, last night called for greater effort and co-operation to produce a local educated accountant" to meet changing needs. Dr. Toh was addressing the sixth Conference of Asian and Pacific Accountants which opened at
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  • Article
    Lock icon An unemployed man who hanged himself
    97 3 AN unemployed man hanged himself from a cherry tree after he had complained of "stomachache" after a dinner. Arumugam Allangan, 68, was found hanging from the tree at Nee Soon Village on Aug. 2, a coroner's court was told yesterday. git wile WW U*
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      46 3 Systc^, gEfrftlttl U» MrM MMM esse ™*W PoM Ikb coupon toiTIM Arcs Sales M—IW. COMHW Goo* DWMoa, OMKRTT WM«II (S) RU. LM„ P.O. TAI J*o, S »or« an- Glllhrl* WMIFLI (M) S«I. Bkd.. P.O. Boi 31)7, K.L. iiiii i''i'iitiilHWMl' ftVxw^fejt^vra-x**' 19HMR «fi I g In I
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    Lock icon MAN CHARGED FOR SWINDLING FARMER OF $3,350
    296 4 A 37-year-old man will be charged in court today for cheating a far- mer of *3,350. The farmer. Tan Tay Chew. 30. OK Upper Jurong Road was swindled Into a watch racket by the man. The accused had approached the fanner on August
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    Lock icon 'Overjoyed' HDB arsonist lost his head
    95 4 A LABOURER who told the High Court that he was "over celebrating the Chinese New Year" was sentenced to three years' Jail yesterday. Llm Kok Hwa pleaded guilty to setting Are to the 22nd floor of the Housing and Development Board building In Maxwell
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    Lock icon Woman, 70, survives fall through collapsed floor
    230 4 A GRANDMOTHER, 70, wot pulled out olive yesterday from the rubble of o partially-collapsed house. Madam Goh Ah Liak had a narrow escape when the third-floor back section of a 100-year-old house in Chuan Guan Street gave way just as she was stand-
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    Lock icon Jail and rotan for malicious extortioner
    121 4 FACTORY labourer Ann Ken Bwee alias Hylam Kia, 23, was jresterdav sentenced to two years' jail with six strokes of rotan for a charge of extortion. Ann, who i* on notice supervision, was also sen- tenced to 12 months' jail. Ann admitted that on
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    Lock icon Singapore's 'Dark Age'
    39 4 THIS is air pollution. This picture was taken at 4.15pm yesterday in Jurong. The thick black smoke from the tall chimney covered a wide area and turned day Into night on a 50ft section of road.
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    Lock icon Vessel launched here for Navy
    37 4 The Sultanah of Johore launched the vessel, 'K.D. Duyong,* at Tanjong Rhu here yesterday. The vessel was commissioned by the Royal Malaysian Navy for use as a diving tender for naval frogman.
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    Lock icon Tate Murder Trial: PROSECUTION TIES UP PROOF TO RACK WITNESS' TESTIMONY
    353 5 T OS ANGELES TW MMMNM hi lj tIM Tot* Mmrdmt Trial piccad l»nHm acropt of conitMlin) evidence I* bock KM mM—» of riteir star witness, Mr*. Linda Kosobuon. The lotter hod told the court of hippie sex and drug
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    Lock icon GAS DUMPING ON TODAY AS PLANNED
    258 5 WASHINGTON, A U.S. Appeals Conrt refned to halt the damping of i iMpliM «f deadly ■uii k» fw off the Florida Coast. The rocket-laden chip left port immediately for Its last rating place at the bottom of the Atlantic yesterday. The rusting Second World
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    Lock icon Visiting doctors accuse centre director of 'racialism'
    100 5 ATLANTA, Georgia A spokesman far 28 African doctats and paramedical personnel studying at the Centre for Disease Control has accused UM centre director of "high treason to human dignity and oomplete lack of human companion." Dr. R. O, Bell, President or the Oeorgla
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    Lock icon ALARM OVER GREEN FLASH IN THE SKY
    161 5 HONOLULU A mysterious green BMb In the *fcj touched off an alert that Involved the Coast Guard, airline pilots and space offlrtals on Son. day. However, It was later determined the commo- tion was probably caused toy a meteor. At IJS am., the
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    Lock icon New fears over Malay rights
    80 5 HONG KONG, Hew fears of whether the Malaysian Government has swung more towards protecting Malay rights have arisen since the race riots in Kuala Lumpur in M*T last rear the 'Hons Kong Stand aid' disclosed. "Opposition parties are now clamouring for a •new deal' and
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    Lock icon NO ESCAPE
    56 5 BANGKOK, A «©ur-year-old orphan hoy was boiled to death when a lire destroyed a cinema and 35 river boats in TWonburi, Bangkok's twin city across the Chao Praya River. The boy Jumped Into a big water Jar to escape. However he was boiled to death as the Are
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    Lock icon CHOU EN LAI TO VISIT TANZANIA AND ZAMBIA?
    166 5 DAR ES SALAAM, Chinese Pi In Minister Chou En Lai Is expected to visit Tnnsnnia and Zambia later this year far ceremonies marfclM the start at eanstractlan af the Tansam Railway, diplomatic sear- However, government sources' declined comment on the possibility of
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      75 6 0309 D Van Morcedes-Benz— buses, trucks and vans have the best power-to-weight ratio and best payload of any vehicle in their class. And that's Mercedes-Benz diesel power, that requires less maintenance, and less down time. Economical operation, long life and sturdiness make our 0309 D Van the ideal money maker
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    Lock icon To mark 'Revolutionary Day': 35 INJURED IN RED TERRORIST ACTS
    210 7 OAIGON At least 35 persons were wounded in 2 terrorist explosions in the heart of Saigon. This was seen as the start of a communist campaign to coincide with the 25th anniversary of the communist takeover in North Vietnam. In
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    Lock icon CAUGHT IN THE ACT
    60 7 FIRST LT. WILLIAM HARRIS, 23, lies on the ground after his capture at a Columbus, Ohio, department store building after two bomb blasts. Sixteen persons were injured during the evening shopping hours on Saturday. A policeman holds Harris' gun, in the photo above. Harris admitted setting
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    Lock icon RUBBISH CRISIS IN SYDNEY
    172 7 SYDNEY, Striking Sydney City Council employees were summoned to a compulsory arbitration conference yesterday in an attempt to end the city's rubbish crisis. The rubbish Is .Inches deep In places as the four day-old strike leaves an estimated 300 tons of refuse piled along pavements each
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    Lock icon Suspected case of cholera
    44 7 TOKYO An American transient tourist yesterday underwent treatment in a Tokyo hospital for cholera-like symptoms. Donald Stinson arrived from Karachi, Pakistan, ior a stopover en route home. If confirmed, It will be the first cholera case in Japan since 1964.
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  • BRIEFLY AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Cuba's potential 'nuclear threat' to America
      497 7 MlAfcfl Manolo Reyes, a Miami news commentator, warned a committee of the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Uiat Cuba is developing nuclear know-how that could lead to production of nuclear warheads for Soviet-supplied missiles Reyes, a Cuban exile commentator on locai radio and television
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    Lock icon Red Cross worker murdered in her room
    136 7 CI CHI, Vietnam. A 21-year-old fcma'e field worker for the American Red Cross was stabbed to death in her quarters at the headquarters of the U.S. 25th Infantry Division. The body of Virginia Kirsch, 21. of Ohio, was found in her room shortly
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    Lock icon A jackpot for the other 3
    82 7 MANILA Three strangers with their treasure detector struck it rich when a Philippine farmer paid them ***** for the pit in his backyard. Gregorio Dimarucut, 37, paid his life savings to the tricksters. They had turned up a piece of metal alter two days'
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    Lock icon 'BUYING' UP A BLIND DATE
    79 7 LONDON, A trendy Carnaby Street boutique is offering a free man to every free-spending girl customer. At least it is promising a free blind date matched by computer to any girl spending more than Ss7o. The offer goes lor married women as well. Owner Harry
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    Lock icon THAILAND'S DECISION
    718 8 fPhe crucial test of the Nixon doctrine will A be In Thailand rather than In South Vietnam. The fundamental principle of the doctrine 1a that Asian nations should take more responsibility for their defence against the Communist menace, partly from within and partly from without. While that Is
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    Lock icon Another Soviet forward move
    796 8  -  By Joseph Alsop IN this wishful city, it is now assumed that the Soviets have met the American "peace initiative" in the Middle East with perfect good will and good faith. The flat opposite is suggested by the true story of the new Soviet air pressure
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      55 8 tnres appearing In a edition* of the Eastern Bnn and The Son are from: Renters. United Preaa International. Atenti France Pre««e fcdltora Prew Nyndlcate Newspaper enterprise Association. PaliMnhent Hall Nyndlcate l.o* Angeles Time* syndicate Gemini New* Service. North American Newspaper Alliance. PI r•t fectorea Inter-PrcM Feature* and The Rant em
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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  • THE MOVIE DROP OUTS
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      Lock icon HENRY FONDA TURNS TO TV
      617 9  -  You won't Have to stay up until the Late Show any more to see Henry Fonda. Glenn Ford and James Stewart on television. They, along with many other movie stars, are finally giving in and moving to TV on a regular basis. Dick Kleiner explains
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    Lock icon Spring water, tap water have similar benefits
    420 9  -  DOCTOR'S MAILBAG PAGE 8 SPECIAL By Wayne G. Brandstadt Q: What h the difference betwef bottled spring water and ordinary tap water? Doesnt spring water lack something the body needs? A; A lot depends on the spring. If a careful check is kept
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  • FOTORAMA 1970
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      Lock icon WORLD CONTEST
      166 10/11 The 2nd ASAHI PENTAX WORLD COMPETITION was organised by Asahi Optical Co. Ltd. of Toyko and is the greatest Photo Contest ever held on a world-wide basis. It 15 held In conjunction with the 50th anniversary of the ASAHI OPTICAL CO., Ltd., who have offered prises worth more
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      Lock icon Poly photo exhibition
      44 10/11 The Singapore Polytechnic Photographic Bociety is organising the Third South-East Asia Students' Photographic exhibition for 1970. Closing date is loth October 1970. Entry forms can be obtained from the Assistant Secretary of the Singapore Polytechnic Photograelc Society 9, Prince ward Road.
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      Lock icon Rain day shots make good photo study
      797 10/11  -  by WSF JUST because the weather is dull and It is raining, is not a good reason for not taking pictures out-door. In fact, if you don't mind walking along wet roads, and get yourselves a bit damp, the opportunities for capturing rare
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      Lock icon FOTORAMA '70 CONTEST-'I'
      428 10/11 NATIONAL DAY THEME CONTEST CLOSES TODAY AT 5 P.M. Sponsored by Moutrie (Ft#.) Ltd. Agent tor MINOLTA CAMERAS. OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM Fotorama Contest "70 EASTERN SUN 13- B. Cantonment Road. Singapore 1 la complying with the rules of thl# contest 1 submit herewith my entry aDO shall
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  • Page 12 Miscellaneous
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      1758 12 LOOKING AND USTENING....tv I CARROLL RIOHTBR'S froni the Carroll fUghtor Institute GENERAL TENDENCIES: A good day to accept an opportunity now present to get into those long-range plana and to make them operate as you wish and without the delays or limitations that usually attend such activities. By your own
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    Lock icon SUPERSAINT HESTON IS JUST FOLKS
    612 13  -  By ROGER DOUGHTY THERE aren't many candidates for sainthood wandering around these days, which is really too bad. ll figures that a saint, a person of great virtue and benevolence, should have a few ideas on how to straighten out what's wrong on our messed
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    Lock icon Natalie Wood, Dyan Cannon, Elliott-Gould and Robert Gulp in "Bob & Carol ft Ted & Alice"
    14 13 Natalie Wood, Dyan Cannon, Elliott-Gould and Robert Gulp in "Bob Carol ft Ted Alice"
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    Lock icon The trend towards nudity is spreading
    554 13  -  By Sherry Conoman THE trend toward nudity and explicit love scenes In Alms is not limited to the United States, It has taken root on the opposite sides of the Atlantic and the Pacific If not south of the border. But in Sweden where
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  • Page 13 Miscellaneous
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      127 13 OCIEOrJ ***** ISTH 810 DAYI, U Ml. 4eo «so Ml i s Pol l "THE SICILIAN CLAN" Alain Del on. Color, PTUlon I OR CH ARU-***** tOTH DAT! No Free Uit S SlMWtl 1.45. 5.15. S 3* p.m. Sunday Extra Shov 10 a.m. AOIB: $1 50 13.60. ft MOO Oaah
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      168 13 SHAW 3T;(OTi SATION L I D O Phun.37 3414 Now Showing!—No hw List OPENS THUUOATI Olna Lollobrlglda "Tklt Hplendld Noffmktr" Color CAPITOL pi NOW SHOWING! U 1.44 4. 4M A tJI Jack Palanc* "Tko BatUe ■awka" Wldnsereen. Color Grand Film Premiere THURSDAY it 1.11 pas David ChLang "Yeageaaee" (A Shaw
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  • Students' page
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      Lock icon Girls he dates don't kiss, but tell
      306 14  -  iiiteliEe: Ele and Walt Dulaney Dear Ele and Walt: I've read lot tetter* In your column from firla who were bothered because boys kissed and told, or didn't kiss but told anyway. This hurt their reputations and made them distrust guys. I can
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      Lock icon THEATRE IN MY SCHOOL
      444 14 MOST of our schools have theatre clubs. The theatre club is formed with the aim of encouraging students to develop an interest in drama. It helps also in discovering hidden 'talents* which may never be known if the chance was not given. Drama is a form
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      Lock icon Theatre in my school
      189 14 Children love to create. Often just for fun and out of sheer high spirits, we communicate what is in our minds and in our hearts by making something that will appeal to the eye, the ear or the imagination. Most of us love to "put on"
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      Lock icon THE SEA BEAVER
      595 14 SCIENCE LONDON: Just as astronauts nse their spacecraft as both an operational base and a home, so divers of the future will live and work from, and in, an entirely new kind of sea-bed vehicle now nearine completion at Birkenhead in North West England. The Sea Beaver,
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      194 14 ♦♦eeeeooeo*oeaeooeeoeoeaoooooaeoo>eooe 4 ESSAY CONTEST: Rules to observe The Eastern Sun's essay writing contest for boys and girls of 14 and under (Junior) and boys and girls over 14 (Senior) appears in this page from Monday to Friday. Prize money is: SIC for Seniors and $5 for |union fa every essay
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      79 14 These two entries are considered the bent sent in by students M 'Theatre At ¥o a r School". As announced on Aug. 3. the winners get our usual cash prises and free tickets to Experimental Theatre's schools performance of Agamemnon on Wednesday (8.45 p.m.) at the Cultural Centre Thp free
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  • WOMEN
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      Lock icon Go for the easy to wear clothes
      555 15  -  By Florence de Santis THE way some people are carrying on, -L you'd think longer skirts were the end of the world. One would suppose that they'd never been heard of before instead of having been the norm for most of the 20th
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      Lock icon Ann Landers
      565 15 DEAR ANN: The letter from "Ugly Duckling" inspired me to write. As a grade schooler I was overweight and had a million freckles. Homely would have been a kind description. Like "Ugly Duckling," I, too, had a saint of a teacher. She sensed I was miserable and asked
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  • commercial and industrial
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      Lock icon WEEK OPENS EASIER IN MARKET
      244 16 BULLISH activity la the Utrl bchaaft mi Matoyia ail mags pse« abated attfhUy at tkc ipralag d*j mi the week aad lacMaai ft IT Hotels ana properties formed a steady tone although share prices tended to deteriorate In lack of sustained support The commodities moved
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      Lock icon Sandakan agent
      151 16 THE Pong Beag Company baa been appointed distributor- agent by Goodyear Malaysia (Private) Limited for tyres and industrial rubber products, fog the Bandakan area. This appointment was confirmed daring a recent visit to Bandakan by Mr. M.T. Laughlin, managing director of Goodyear Malaysia. Mr. Ijmghlln said that he
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      Lock icon Rubber up 5/8 cent
      260 16 SErnMBBB I rat paic rabber tayera cM at ft yjt la Singapore MM Knto Uapn yesterday at 81-1/4 eent« per Ik. ap S/t cent fraas t*e piHiii dm. The market opened at last Friday** final and buying level* and softened slightly before steadying later in the
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      Lock icon HK currency rates
      120 16 HONG KONG Monday's cnrreney rales (tupfUd by Pareljpi Exchange and loveitmtnt Ltd.): (Buyer®) (Sellers) 195.3 196.3 per 100 Straits dollars 152 154 per 1,000 Taiwan dollars 6.74 0.75 per Aas trail an dollar 340 300 per 1,000 Burmese kyats 450 470 per 1.000 Indian rupees 135 155
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      Lock icon PRODUCE
      64 16 THI MN f itrci at til itmmw Cfetnew i rrfldOCf Kgetunrt rmteraaj vcrav ohmm on O.B.) Bum MM Cot on of OftJ <r O.IVI Dram BC00 M. Cffra 31.00 MMItl WHtt 1*740 Harawmt White Sarawak speclaj WMk r»j>M Lam jut >IH> iKfti-« •fcBEWft* (FOB) J iauo OMO Caffr* 49
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      13 16 The tin price for yesterday wag $675-1 per picul up JL/9.
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      Lock icon CLOSING PRICES
      614 16 BID and offer prices officially listed it the the Stomas* and ■Mia Lmfw tradlit rww of the Steffi Biehiage yesterday were: imwmuii aCM m Alow i« 144 ADM CkM. 171 177 1M HI Maya US L 39 "mm ia LSI Ul 140 c. nrwMi JS c. Mf*n 140
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      Lock icon BUSINESS DONE
      846 16 BUSINESS done In and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock Bxebaafe italßytta and Singapore with the number of shares traded In brackets to lots of I.oft# units unless otherwise specified. WPUWIiAIi ACMA $l/46 <I); A Iran 1145 (1) 91.44 IS); Allied Ckm. $3.77 (1) $2 76
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      Lock icon 'LIGHTWEIGHT BOOM' IN SYDNEY
      322 17 SYDNEY, International Mining Corporation again featured In a Xeculative and lightweight buying boom on the Sydney Stock Eiange Monday. IMC raced ahead with extremely high share turnovers to close at s3.tt. After open in e at $2.7# it shot to a high of $3.30 before easing
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      Lock icon BANK'S MALAYSIA DESK IN N.Y.
      194 17 MR. Kung Beng Hong •f the First National City Bank in Malaysia left for New York on Saturday to take over the Malaysia marketing desk at the Bank's headquarters there. He will be the first Malaysian to take charge of the desk. Mr. Kung, who
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      Lock icon Protective trade bill
      172 17 WASHINGTON The House Ways and Means Committee Friday passed its massive foreign trade bill on a 17-7 vote. The bill includes quotas for shoes and textiles imports and the machinery to provide quotas on •ther import items. The measure also takes steps to correct domestic industry difficulties
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      Lock icon Single US exchange?
      103 17 NEW YORK Route r Time magazine says Wall Street insiders are talking about the end of the New York Stock Exchange and other exchanges as separate entities and their merger into one great National Exchange. "As a first step the New York and American Exchanges may merge
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      Lock icon Medical Convention in S'pore
      97 17 The Commonwealth Medical Association held its Fifth Conncil Meeting: Mi the Malaysia Room of the Singapore Hilton recently. Addressing the delegates b Dr. Urn Sicw Ming. President of the Singapore Medical Association. Also pictured (seated) are from left to right: Mrs. Gavin Johnson, Professor A. A.
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      357 17 FAR EASTERN FREIGHT CONFERENCE TIMBER RATES OF FREIGHT Wit* effect from Ist November 1970 the Refer rate* on Timber and Wood Sawn (not Teak) N.OE. ummpregnated and Planks (not Teak) and Strips (not Teak) N.O E. wilt be increased to U.S $38.25 per 40 cubic feet. At the same time
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  • Article
    Lock icon Bt. Timah PRO-AM race weights
    488 18 "FOLLOWING are the weights for the Combined Amateur and Professional meet here on Sunday: CLASS 5 6F Daryl's Faith 0.00 Lehi (late Swift Sword) 8.13 Jackie n 8.10 Picture House 111 8.10 Movie Lad 8.10 Pacific 8.07 Zac 8.04 Aramada 8.03 Poseidon 8.03 Wirurcdfoot Marksman
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    Lock icon What Owens saw in Raelene Boyle
    452 18 MELBOURNE, Turning the sprinting dynamo Raelene Boyle Into a world champion has been a family affair. Her coach and most ardent stjpporter is her father, former Brofessional runner Ir. Gilbert "Mac" Boyle. Mac" has groomed his daughter's athletic career for more than 10 years.
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    Lock icon Stipe's Report
    542 18 The following 1s the Stipendiary Steward's report on the first and second day's racing at Ipoh. SATURDAY RACE 1: Darmal (Rao) Jumped with the field but threw her head up ■nd lost some ground. Kingford (Nelson) was Inclined to dive in when ridden hard. RACE 2: Soon after
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    Lock icon LAVER THE MASTER
    151 18 TORONTO, Australian star Rod Laver won the Canadian Open men's singles tennis title here on Sunday when he beat British professional Roger Taylor 6-0, 4-6, 6-3 in the final. Layer's victory gave him revenge over Taylor who shocked the tennis world by eliminating the Australian m the
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  • SUN SPORT
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